will the g20 in the war in ukraine?a little bit skeptical about that, because like i said, we don't have the right players around the table. >> the reason i'm asking you about china and the united states of america, you look at the platform itself, the two leaders of the u.s. and china met, when you look at relations between the 22, it brings advanced technology to -- on the other hand, that the chinese seem to be considering it an aggressive push by america when it comes to taiwan. is it something that could create more problems for the g20 in the church, -- in the future, or is it just between the u.s. and china? >> don't be surprised if it comes up again, and it is always kind of their is a little nettle. but i do think they offer an opportunity for international leaders to come together when they don't have to set up a specific bilateral meeting with all the pressures that come from a bilateral meeting in terms of being able to produce results. especially in these opportunities to soften back into a diplomatic way t

well, first of all, vadim, let's go back to what the g20 is, because the g20 was originally conceived as such a strategic multilateral platform that unites the most developed countries and countries from the developing economy, and together the g20 still accounts for more than 80% of the world's gdp, not only that, it's somewhere around 60% of the world's population anyway. if we talk about such countries, where are the g20 included? that is, despite great britain, the united states of america is still large countries such as india, china, indonesia, argentina, australia, brazil, south africa, turkey, and accordingly, you know, we are starting the european union, because europe is represented there, so absolutely europe is represented by france , germany, italy, britain, but separately, the european union yes and it all started with this, that it was a meeting of finance ministers and heads of central banks there, who wanted to turn it into such an annual one, you yourself turned them into the participation of heads of state and government, and in fact with the purpose of discussing t

you don't think that from tomorrow the g20 format will finally turn around. say it will be different . the fact is that the organizers of this summit of this very of this meeting, primarily indonesia, they really wanted to avoid politicization of the discussion. well, they themselves understood that it is impossible to completely avoid politicization and the fact that president zelensky will speak and of course he will a very political speech, it is clear, this is a big step, that is, the fact that ukraine was invited on its own. such things they do not happen quickly, no matter how much we would like it, uh, somewhere, someone has softened his position, what is this, it will manifest itself maybe in six months, uh, yes, ukraine, ukraine, this is made of grain, uh, uh this problem exists because of the war in ukraine, but again, well we don't feed ourselves, we ukrainians, not jesus christ , we, as it were, we don't feed everyone with bread we have never been the main exporter of grain in the world , we must also understand this, well, yes, yes, yes, the bloc

president biden is in asia with g20 counterparts at that g20 meeting.e have not seen any statements from the white house or president biden. he is not due to arrive back here until tomorrow evening, but very likely we will not see a comment from the white house just yet, until some of the facts are cleared up. brent: we can understand why they are being very cautious. our correspondent in washington, thank you. if you're just joining us, here is a reminder of this breaking news, a senior u.s. intelligence officials saying that russian missiles have crossed into nato member poland. polish media are saying that a projectile struck a village near the polish-ukrainian border and two people have died. the government has not confirmed that report, but we do understand that poland's prime minister is now in an emergency meeting with the country's national security council. the pentagon says it is looking into the reports, no verification coming from there. teri schultz joins me from brussels where nato headquarters is located. from your sources in poland, what

and the very format of the g20 or of the big eight, which was also with russia until 2014 , these arerimarily political formats, these are not international organizations, so actually the country, as well as in business, coexist with each other as long as there is a common interest, common values ​​and a basis for dialogue for stability just as the role of the russian federation is currently not constructive within the framework of the entire system, it is also not constructive in any other format, and i believe that russia itself is doing the greatest work regarding the isolation of the russian federation a long road has already been paved for this and in fact, over time, russia will cease to be the player who will be at the negotiating table, it will be the player for whom decisions will be made. for now, we hope that we will get to this quickly enough, such calls will be heard and they are objective , first, the responsibility of a for the crimes of a country that was a guarantor of security in accordance with the un charter and within the framework of the soviet union, today this

name of the g20 in our country, although in fact the abbreviation g20 is not from the word greate, that is, great, but from the word groups, and in the english tradition it is called a group 20 of the 20 largest economies in the world, which in terms of influence are second only to the group of seven, that is, the big seven, according to our tradition, the seven largest economies of the world. and now there is a great political intrigue, because president volodymyr zelenskyi said that if volodymyr putin goes there to participate in the meeting of the g20, then volodymyr zelenskyi, who was also invited to participate, will not be logical. should be excluded from this heap, and there is, for example, a column by olena kondratyuk, the deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada, where she also motivates and explains why the parliament should also join this campaign to exclude russia from group of the 20 largest economies in the world ms. elena is now in touch with us. i congratulate you, mr. volodymyr , ms. olenogo, our parliament is doing what it can on the supra-diplomatic front. the exclusion

i want to start out with the g20. the bilateral meeting with president biden and president xi people are saying this is not ushering in a new era of relations, but putting a floor on the state of the relationship right now. what is your perception and how significant do you think this bilateral meeting was? it did go on for three hours >> i think the fact the two most influence al ing leaders in thed have met in person and like you said met for three hours the topics discussed at the meeting are all front and center for each of the countries. this marks a significant step to reconfirm the two countries on the constructive side to build a good ripaelationship among themselves regarding trade and geopolitical issues and how they have a common agreements or common recommendations on foreign policies most importantly to me, from this meeting, they have followups for the senior level officials to meet at the next step to discuss more concrete plans, action plans, among the two countries. that, to me, is very, very importan

g20. to happen at 5:00 or 5:30 this evening. expectations are low for major deliverables but it's a good sign the leaders are going to be talking. they never met face-to-face since joe biden became president. they have spent about 67 hours -- bloomberg data compilation -- face-to-face over the years. of course joe biden was the vice president. the last time the two met face-to-face was 2015. they have had five phone calls since biden took over as president but this is the first time face to face. one could argue the relationship between china and united states is at an all-time low after the trump administration. mr. biden is saying he is coming into g20 stronger because of the midterm. i guess you could say it was not a disaster for the democrats, so they are stronger. the prospect of democrats perhaps scuttling's foreign policy agenda is less now going into this meeting with xi. all eyes are going to be on that meeting, a long day in the hot sun of bali in a thick winter suit. i packed t

the g20 will be dealing with both.success of that i think will hinge on frankly turkey's continuing diplomacy, as an intermediary in terms of arrangements in the black sea, in order to facilitate ukrainian continued grain exports, despite russia's episodic hostility for the continuation. that was kevin rudd, the former australian prime minister speaking to me earlier about the fact that there has been a suggestion, a statement released by some countries here at the g20 condemning russia's actions in ukraine. figs at the 620 condemning russia's actions in ukraine.— actions in ukraine. as mr rod has pointed — actions in ukraine. as mr rod has pointed out _ actions in ukraine. as mr rod has pointed out it _ actions in ukraine. as mr rod has pointed out it is - has pointed out it is potentially quite a diplomatic issue even the fact that we may not see all of the g20 nations sign onto a of that strength. interesting that we did here earlier from the host of the 620, the earlier from the host of the g20, the indonesian presi

he does n't even say g20, he says g19 and calls on all participants to exclude the russian federation . how realistic are these expectations? or another solution, even if at the beginning you understand that the risks are quite significant . western countries, but these are also countries that are powerful economically , but not always, for example, democratically, and they take a position of more observation in the context of the russian-ukrainian war, therefore, in principle, there is a risk that the decision to exclude russia directly from the g20 exists for the account of precisely these countries, which may not support it from the very beginning, but offer to really consider such issues in a reasoned way is definitely necessary because it is precisely the context of the end of the russian-ukrainian war and efforts er, i think it depends er to a large extent on other countries, let's say this, countries as big as india and china, indonesia itself, but even in these countries, in relation to russia, the aggressor state will develop a corresponding attitude, as in western countries

stephen engle in ollie walking us through the g20. let's look at some other key things we will be watching out for today. at 10:00 a.m., production data for the month of september. we will also have an ecb rep separate div -- representative in florence. we will also have john williams moderating a panel at the economic club of new york. manus: coming up on the show, our economics team mapped out the big risks for the upcoming year. we discussed with our next guest from emirates nbd. how bullish can you be? dani: president biden arrives in bali for the g20 summit. we will have more on his talks with xi jinping later. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fed is pushing back on market moves we saw last week with christopher waller saying the fed still has a way to go before they stop raising interest rates. his comments echo remarks we heard from jay powell, who has also said interest rate increases are far from over. manus: joining us now is our guest from emirates nbd. it is the beginning of the pushback from the fed. how forceful is that? mark

will support kyiv as long as necessary, all russian strikes will only deepen the concern among the g20 the destabilizing influence of putin's war, our thoughts are with the brave ukrainian people who continue to demonstrate resilience and courage in defending their sovereignty and democracy jake stalin national security adviser to the us president two hours before the massive shelling began russia's representative at the summit of the great g20 minister of foreign affairs serhii lavrov simply fled on a plane to moscow as the russian so-called mass media explained after the fact, he fulfilled all the tasks as one of the invited guests of the g20 summit, volodymyr zelenskyy became the president of ukraine, he addressed the participants online during the speech and presented a plan to achieve peace from 10 steps. this proposal was made for the first time and appeared against the background of the spread of rumors about alleged agreements on territorial services, so what formula does ukraine offer to the world? guard of honor and red carpet for the first time the summit of the g20 is hoste

in indonesia, on november 15 and 16, the g20 summit will be held in bali.rived, the official program of the meeting begins tomorrow for today on the sidelines of the event, representatives of the g20 are holding a tête-à-tête meeting and, in an expanded format, the russian delegation was headed by sergey lavrov vladimir putin in bali did not go, but as the kremlin said, the president can take part in the online summit at the g20 the russian delegation plans to set out a number of specific initiatives regarding the supply of food and energy resources, as well as to discuss the expansion of gas cooperation with turkey and the organization of the supply of large consignments, grain and fertilizers every year. the heads and leading representatives of the g20 member countries with the most developed or developing economies, in addition to the main permanent participants, take part in the center itself. the summit is also expected in the presence of 10 representatives of invited states. this is the united arab emirates rwanda senegal cambodia singapore suriname.

the g20 is not the arrival of a member of the g20 at the g20 summit, this is basically a demonstration of how much well and plus . the previous summit will be continued with respect to him at this summit as well, but in principle, all this is a sign of weakness, it is a sign of fear, and it is a sign of the shame of the isolation that the country has fallen into as a result of its grandiose decisions in russia, and does mr. oleksandr mean that by not coming this time for the meeting of the great twenty next time, russia may simply drop out of this big twenty and find itself somewhere in the third ten countries of the world. well, a member of the big two, as far as i understand it, is primarily determined by the level of the economic development of this or that country by the volume of the budget therefore, let's hope that as a result of this war, the level of economic development and the size of russia's budget will fall to such a level that the presence of this state among the more or less developed countries of the world will be meaningless. the russians say that they take on the big

i apologise, countries who are attending the g20.e, we countries who are attending the g20. i apologise, we can actually speak to simon in person. simon, it's great to get you back on the programme. i didn't expect that. just to get your thoughts on what my colleague was saying a little earlier on, given the fact that there is so much concern in terms of the comments that are coming out of western countries, but we have yet to hear, as far as i can tell, from any asian countries attending the summit. i think the asian _ attending the summit. i think the asian countries _ attending the summit. i think the asian countries are - attending the summit. i think the asian countries are very l the asian countries are very unlikely to be commenting on what is going on in poland at the moment other than some platitudes around, for asia, the largest impact of the work is in fact an economic one. the military side of it feels much more distant to people in sitting in the rich and for those in europe. the reason that the ukraine more matters for

, not the arrival of a member of the g20 to the g20 summit is, in principle, such a demonstration of weakness and fear that in principle well, plus, i really hope that this is, as the americans say, an eye in the neck, this is in this, eh, eh, the shame for russia that lavrov experienced at the previous summit will continue, eh, regarding him at this summit as well, but in principle all this is a sign of weakness, this is a sign of fear and this is a sign of the shame of the isolation that russia has fallen into as a result of its shameful decisions, and does mr. oleksandr mean that by not coming this time to the meeting of the g20, next time russia can simply fly out of this great twenties and find yourself somewhere there in the third ten countries of the world. well, at the time, the top 20. as far as i understand it, it is primarily determined by the level of economic development of this or that country by the volume of the budget, therefore, let's hope that as a result of this war, the level of economic development and russia's budget will fall to such a level that this state's

this is the g20 summit, which will start on tuesday, november 15. the leaders of the participating countries are already arriving in indonesia. ukraine will also take part in the meetings. the president will speak online more about the preparation for the meeting and the atmosphere before the start of the meeting will be told by our journalist colleague dmytro anopchenko dmytro congratulations, you see despite the fact that i have such poland is a calm, relaxed picture, in fact, bali is now completely different, tense, 18,000 policemen and soldiers have arrived and everything is being prepared, everything is being prepared for the main event for tomorrow 's meeting of the g20, i am ready to talk to you about it dmytro, i am actually curious about the meeting of representatives of different countries because we have seen this footage when you meet the representative of russia, what can you say about it, how different is the atmosphere of the meeting and the atmosphere of friendship, let's say, between the countries participating in the great what are

well, today i will talk about the scurrilous er-e rashest shellings, besides, the leaders of the g20ries, he of indonesia at least most of them condemned the russian war in ukraine lavrov escaped really escaped from indonesia well, trump today he has to announce that he will participate in the presidential elections of 2024, about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column well, but i will start this with shelling about as they say in different ironic data, the old ketov fell on the territory of ukraine, obviously, the world has already reacted to this, so far there is not much of this reaction, but it is becoming bigger and bigger every minute, for example, the secretary of state of the united states america's anthony blinken said that no matter how many missiles the russians launch on the territory of ukraine, it will not break the will of the ukrainians and they will fight to the end. jake sullivan, the adviser to the president of the united states of america, who is currently in indonesia with joe biden at the g20 summit, said that the united states of am

been invited to the g20.ll the president of china, prime minister of india,, and nato secretary general, so expect a lot of discussions between all of these people about what is going to go on. i would expect president biden will also be making more secure phone calls without a meeting of the nato ambassadors, north atlantic council, which will be coming up in a few ho hours. about what nato is going to do at that important meeting. in brussels in the coming hours. >> james, clearly concern is growing among all the leaders that you mention. can you give us a sense of the gravity of the situation? >> well, it is obviously very serious. people have died in a nato country bordering ukraine for the first time because of what appears to be a russian attack. and technically, if you look at nato's treaty, then north atlantic tree, there is article five, which is the one for all article, it is known as, which means any nato member considers an attack on all of the nato members, but i would urge a bit of caution here

we are live at the g20. in the crypto crisis continues as ftx permits into bankruptcy, with possible criminal investigations underway. rishaad: what does that mean for the currencies and crypto exchange's? as the, of -- has the sheen come off? on top of that, property stocks are in focus. and can the rally continue, with regards to the hang seng? david, we have all of these factors playing out, the implied volatility, property now at centerstage once more. david: not just in the stock market, you look at the moves in the dollar bond market for example, which really tells you that some of the pricing which was extreme and still is, given the moves we have seen today, investors are reacting. the risk premium may be getting priced out ever so slightly because of that 16-point plan out in the we can hear. there is still the reopening trade, market continued to run with it here. hang seng is at 2.5% to the upside. you are getting substantial moves today and this is what we are tracking as far as the macro and gro

let us remind you what the group of 20 or simply g20 is . of journalists, the g20 or g20 is a club ofountries with the most powerful and dynamic economies in the world, in addition to the g7 countries, it includes china, argentina brazil, india, indonesia, south korea, turkey , and the republic of south africa together, they cover 85% of world gdp in the twenty created in the late 90s in response to the asian financial crisis, which significantly undermined the world economy, so as a rule, the g20 primarily discusses economic problems, but not only for example, at recent meetings, world leaders talked about the coronavirus pandemic in the health care system and migration as one of the central topics of this year's summit, which will be held on november 15-16 in indonesia will face russian aggression against ukraine and its negative economic consequences for the whole world, the aggravation of the food crisis, the rise in energy prices and accelerated inflation. in the summer, the president of indonesia, joko widodo, invited volodymyr zelenskyi to come to the summit, hoping that he wou

if the g20. would it be better if it was there, the most consequential player on the issues discussed through security and energy secure? mr. sullivan: you have to ask president putin and to the kremlin why he decided not to go . it is not really for me to comment. i can say president biden is going to advance his affirmative agenda on what i laid out. we will do that regardless who is sitting on the russian side. >> on china. can you give an update on the efforts that we watch on sustained dialogue on reduced -- a line or what is the impediment to get those risk reduction talks going? >> -- mr. sullivan: we believe with u.s. and chinese military operating in the end of pacific and many different areas of the inner pacific. it is important to have channels of commit occasion between our militaries so we can avoid accidents, miscalculation, escalation, and we can avoid having anything that might tip over into conflict. that is important. that communication and engagement. we expressed our concerns

g20 boycott to ignore deprive russia of a place in the g20 personally.idate for the head of the conservative party. well, and, accordingly he personally urged the prime minister, he says, it is necessary to prevent putin from appearing at the g20 summit . i'm sure he has today before he flew to bali yes, two articles were prepared in case putin goes to the summit and in case he doesn't go, if he went, he posted an article in no case should putin sit down . uh, so the funniest thing with us at the same table a couple of hours before your broadcast on the same sky news was live on the air of the minister of foreign affairs of britain cloverly, uh, and its presenter is here i tried to count, but there 7-8 times, up to a dozen times, i tried to ask several times, so as a result, a sunk. if putin would come, or if he came, he would sit down at one. with putin, and now she tells him, say yes or no. so he would sit down, yes, and it was you who left like that, and it was he who left and said. i sat with lavrov at the security council, he and something else, but

in what atmosphere did the g20 work? told reporters at a press conference that the declaration on the results of the summit will be signed only tomorrow for the wording. i had to fight myself was dedicated to food security and health care, but behind closed doors they talked almost only about ukraine. as for the ukrainian topic, the united states and all its allies during the discussions. uh, today, uh, noted. uh, quite aggressively, blaming russia, uh, as they say, unprovoked aggression against ukraine in general, you know, the more often they say, unprovoked aggression, the more, probably, everyone is convinced that this aggression was provoked just by them and is not aggression , but is the operation to protect the legitimate security interests of russia, you know what parallel came to mind? here we are before, when we gathered in the soviet union for party meetings. well, we’re not even in the foreign ministry, but let’s say at some manufacturing enterprise discussing the tasks of fulfilling the five-year plan seem t

g20 summit begins russia presents sergey lavrov here is his car.ow enters the gate, decorated with flowers. this is the entrance to the hotel, where all the meetings of the g20 will be held, no matter how much many russians would like to be in the twenty, and this year a full-fledged participant in the meeting in indonesia on the red carpet, sergey lavrov, is greeted in the same way as other major delegations. the only change. western countries have refused to pose together . there will be no photo as a keepsake, but what happened at these closed to the press. meetings, remember, many participants of the battle was for every word of the final declaration. our western colleagues tried in every possible way. to make this declaration politicized and tried to push through wording that would imply condemnation of the actions of the russian federation on behalf of the entire twenty, that is, including ourselves, we insisted that if i really want to touch on this topic. although it is in no way related to the agenda and competence of the g20, let's be hon

let's get to bali and the g20 summit. our own annmarie hordern has been there, where we have heard reactions from world leaders. a very eventful g20. can we start with biden? the reaction seems to be expressing caution. >> the president wanted to express caution. he was asked by josh if the missile came from russia. biden said preliminary reports show that would contradict that. nap report says this was a ukrainian missile that hit an incoming russian rocket. the president responded to reporters on the sidelines of the g20, that he wants to wait until the investigation is complete. he doesn't want to make assumptions and publicly say one thing while the investigation is ongoing. for president biden, coming out of this meeting that was held on the sidelines of the g20 with members of the g7, and nato members, think of emmanuel macron, rishi sunak, these individuals are expressing caution. this has been a threat throughout the entire war, the fact that potentially, this could escalate by moving into, aggression into neighbo

a g20 leaders' summit will be held in bali early next week.al agenda of the forum is devoted to the socio-economic issue, but the united states and allies are already trying to politicize it and take it in the other direction with details anton dadyn head of the russian delegation at the g20 summit sergey lavrov arrived in indonesia on the island of bali state and east asia association forum final declaration. it was not possible to accept it there due to attempts by a number of countries, led by the united states, to introduce politicization into the text of anti-russian theses threaten and themselves tu in indonesia warns the russian foreign ministry is categorically unacceptable politicization of the twenty. not introducing into its discussion non-core and obviously confrontational plots of isolating individual participants on false accusations . we are convinced that the g20 is called upon to deal with precisely the socio-economic block of problems , expanding its agenda at the expense of issues in peace and security. what many other count

we appreciate russia's worthy role in the g20 format and within other multilateral platforms.lly. uh, hospitalization turned out to be another fake. e western means mass media. i want to make the only clarification i did not rest yesterday, but was preparing for today's meeting, despite the formal informal clothes in which i was doing it. i am very pleased with our tenth, by the way, contacts. this year our leader is with you. also regularly meet their last contact took place in samarkand in the fields. meeting of the council of heads of state. and they confirmed the tasks that we have to solve at the new stage. in our relations, on the agenda, he said that he had passed a positive coronavirus test. prior to that, he was about biden. lavrov si and other leaders. the media reported that after the president of argentina felt unwell at the g20, his blood pressure dropped. he felt dizzy. then, however , they clarified that the reasons could be a heat stroke on the summit program. you have not yet had an impact, the second session, already dedicated to healthcare. sergey lavrov was

and the fact that putin did not go to the g20 now.ell, i understood that he they no longer accept him there, and they no longer accept russia there, and the fact that lavrov, in my opinion, was somehow trying to rid himself of the opportunity to blush in front of everyone and say that he was not ill and went to the hospital, and then they somehow got out because well, he was probably given positive things there kremenets said that come on, let's change the t-shirt on the suit to yellow and blue with dogs, that's why i think this is an extremely serious signal. and by the way, in my opinion, president zelenskyi yesterday offered the community, represented by the leaders of the g19, a program of actions what need to be done in order for there to be peace and for such states and organizations as russia 10 steps yes such states as the terrorist of russia should be held accountable for their actions so it seems to me that this is absolutely such a clear approach to things and the president also spoke about the fact that russia violates the

now a jockey-like tour is still being held, but only for the leaders of the g20.lanting mantras landing with the president of the united states swung a chopper the rest followed suit. we walk past the trees, biden, i was bored, but the cameraman of the first channel, yuri shoumov, still managed to interest him, the guy just scares me. they are bigger than my head. look here. here, it's papa. i hope we're on the same team. you know he is russian. yes, i do n’t care where, but the biceps you call such cannons train well. if anything, yuri shelk looks so captured already on the very planting of these seedlings the leader arrived at the final plenary meeting of the twenty after sergei's departure lavrov, russia at the g20 was represented by the minister of finance, anton siluanov. however, the ministry of finance in bali has a large separate negotiating agenda along with the ministers of health. they were developing a plan to save the global economy in the event of new pandemics. but, as for the already existing ones, the summit announced the creation of a multi-billi

i want to invite ambassador volker, more questions about this summit of the g20.his is what part of international relations. recently , the president said that the main goal of china's development is geopolitically, the economy is a lot experts say that china is showing that it is not afraid to enter the cold war. with the united states, the president is all planning a visit to saudi arabia in december. therefore, it will be one of the very important international events on the row right there in indonesia. so we see that some leaders of the east and the south are indecisive and they do not clearly state their position regarding russia's war in ukraine. so, what do you think about this and what can be done to restrain russia not only on the battlefield, but also in international relations, please? yes, there are several things in your question and a few things that came up in our discussion i want to go back to that if we talk about china i think we need to remind each other that china is interested in promoting chinese interests they are not there to help russia

we are following the statements of the g20 leaders. anti-russian sanctions are now being discussed in ukraine, and on the other side of the ocean, the un general assembly adopted a resolution de facto reparations with russia in favor of kiev, our permanent representative. vasily nebenzya called this initiative a legally insignificant document on the creation of a special mechanism. on reparation , 94 countries supported, 14 opposed 73 abstained before the vote of non-benzya, subjected the draft resolution to harsh criticism of the rule-based order. when a narrow group of states does not act on the basis of international law, but seeks to consecrate lawlessness, using the authority of the generalsabers and positioning it as a judicial body, which, by definition, it is not, while the co-authors cannot but realize that the adoption of such a resolution will entail consequences that can boomerang return to them with the tools themselves. no doubt exactly where the initiators of the bill want to draw funds for reparations western countries,

the g20 is supposed to be wrapping up. a number of leaders will be leaving, there are press conference is expected and a number of bailouts that are expected to happen in press conferences in this venue this afternoon including from mr. trudeau of canada and indonesia. we are hearing that rishi sunak of the u.k., they are under fire in the early days of being a prime minister, he is scheduled to have a bilateral with joe biden and xi jinping. he has put out a statement saying that the strike in poland and we are getting reports of the missile strike in poland and they will support our allies as they establish what has happened. on monday we have this interview with the european commission president. she has put out a more strongly worded tweet already. she has been here in bali. she says in her tweet, alarmed by reports of explosions in poland we are following a massive russian missile strike on ukrainian cities. she is alluding to the report that there were more than 100 missile strikes in and around the capital of kyiv h

yes, from the point of view of the economy, and the g20 is primarily the economy as well. by the way, like ag7 there, it’s 1.7% of the entire world economy, so it’s clear that in uh, if you count like this how it should be done, of course the russian federation should not have been there it is present. that is, j7 got there starting in 1991. when these dialogues began and another one turned into the first political eight , then it was called the g8 and the g20 is about the same story, so for now, let's talk about what is definitely the position of the russian federation will not be taken into account. well, it is still too early. yes, to be more precise, the position of the russian federation is indeed at the g20 summit, and we will not see or hear it in the documents according to the results, but unfortunately, it is unlikely that we can talk yet about that will be unequivocally adopted by a resolution that will deal with the condemnation of the russian federation. yes, because there is already certain information about the blocking, again, despite the fact that there is

countries, even despite the calls of western politicians, who say that the g20 group works accordingthe principle of consensus and that the federation should be excluded from its membership as well as from the group the big seven is impossible. i would like to remind you that on november 15, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, addressed the g20 countries with a proposal to exclude russia from the group a, but the russian federation was officially removed from the g8 in 2014 after the annexation of ukrainian crimea in june 2018 . the head of the white house, donald trump , spoke in favor of russia's return to this international club, but the proposal did not find support among its other members, oleksandr temarkov, vice-president of the london conservative party the chancellor of the institute of economic research in london joins our conversation mr. oleksandr good night good night to you good evening good evening ukraine mr. oleksandr on the eve of the g20 summit the same honorable prime minister of great britain rishi sunok spoke about the need to define russia as a count

it will all happen on the eve of the start of the g20.l, the prime minister china's medicine qian emphasized the irresponsibility of those who threaten nuclear weapons, implying that beijing does not like the nuclear rhetoric of its strategic partner russia, this is also information from the router, he should have participated in the east asian summit together with the president of the united states, joseph byton, from this and we will surely start with our guests yes, there is ilya ne shkadovsky , the head of the analytical direction in the ants network. congratulations to mr. ilya ants. to this discussion, mr. valery. congratulations, glory to ukraine. good day, friends. well, let's start with this press conference, which should be held today in kyiv. you said it's 15 years behind kyiv. joe biden . that the day before the g2 entity itself, and after today's or yesterday's statement by the prime minister of china regarding nuclear weapons, it means that china, well, not in the grip of russia's constant threats with a nuclear club, maybe

it is not entirely obvious what you expect from the g20 regarding russia's aggression against ukrainedition to the fact that there will be general talks with them, they will talk to each other, they will talk to the representatives, and maybe there will be some additional help. well, plus there will be political pressure, even through lavrov. i think he was invited for that, from my point of view. maybe it’s not like that in order to er maybe explain to him once again the position of the normal civilized countries there, the majority is there and the majority yes er is located, as for the fact that er, i see that there are different positions there too, but we have also seen statements china because they, too, never once never once said that they somehow support it there, and there are even facts that they are even losing it, of course it is possible that at first they had a different opinion, but now all of them, even those partners who are putin i thought they were partners let's say so subtly that they are hinting to him that you got in there from where you won't get out. and the f

zelenskyi , in a speech to the participants of the g20 summit, presented the ukrainian peace formula it consists. we will also talk about this today, and at the same time we will cover the events and consequences of the missile attack on ukraine. well, i already announced the summit of the g20 countries at the ball in indonesia continues for the second day there, as expected, there is a lot of talk about ukraine, the presidents addressed the european commission of the members of the group of seven with a request to show flexibility and support so that, according to the results , it was already possible to achieve concrete results directly at the ball, it is working at the ball, it is working serhii stetsenko, correspondent of radio svoboda, he is in touch with us , serhii. my greetings and we are waiting for details from you. actually, congratulations. well, i will start with the final declaration that all countries have to sign tomorrow which countries of the g20 and their details became known to journalists today at least this is what bloomberg writes about and fenexultans who alle

from the point of view of the g20, we have a very good understanding on the g20, but, nevertheless, from is a neutral status. well, the twenty was given the floor to zelensky. he said 20 minutes of video recording to stop. it was impossible. it was. e russophobic rhetoric with another ukrainian wishlist, including reparations from russia. now backed up by yesterday's e-vote in the united nations on the collection of reparations from russia. well, i must say that less than half of the 94 countries in the united nations supported this. uh, this is the most unfortunate vote for the west of all anti-russian votes, but there were a few surprises. uh, here, uh, the fact itself is, of course, amazing yes, a special session of the general assembly for in order to resolve the issue of reparations with russia in relation to ukraine, this has not yet happened, it is generally unprecedented. and what do you know, first of all, it tells us about the attitude of the west to the solvency of the kiev regime, and to lend . they obviously don’t want to, as before, because it’s obvious that the kiev regime

it meant a lot of alarm at the g20. it meant a lot of alarm at the g20.t the g20 for the first time, to talk to world leaders about his vision for the uk, to try and get some credibility back. that's the way he put it. but this is the moment that matters. it is what we see at 11:30am. he knows that his political future will be dictated by the economy. this is a defining moment for the government, it is a defining moment for the prime minister and it is going to feel very different to the defining moment we had eight weeks ago when the last prime minister was ultimately brought down. he’s the last prime minister was ultimately brought down. he's been described as — ultimately brought down. he's been described as effectively _ ultimately brought down. he's been described as effectively being - ultimately brought down. he's been described as effectively being a - ultimately brought down. he's been described as effectively being a bit. described as effectively being a bit of a technocratic prime minister because of his financial background, he was chancellor.

even going into the g20, there were rumors about lavrov's heart problems. that may be another aspect that is playing on the decision to leave but overall, expectations were low. i think even those low expectations -- >> i wonder if you think china was trying to have his cake and eat it. >> that was meant for blood report in. it seems like china is trying to dance at two weddings if you will. >> it is having its cake and eating it. they of course are a partner. they have shared interest, common interests. i think it is fair to say, and autocratic values. that does not mean that china is particularly impressed by the decision to wage war. they have been catering to public that ey are not. i don't think we are missing anything particularly out of the ordinary. >> we appreciate your time and insights tonight just like we did last night. thank you. it is time for some of the other stories making headlines around the world's hour. ukrainian furs are working to clear landmines in the harrison region. the interior ministry says it could take up to seven years to cl

hello, disagreements at the g20 summit , what the head of our delegation, sergey lavrov, spoke about flying object hunters, how russian fighters shoot down drones enemy reconnaissance well, and the new battle of the trade war between east and west the united states is trying to stop the development of chinese technologies prohibit the export of microchips china than beijing will respond ukraine disrupts negotiations with russia , sergei lavrov said in conversations with french president macron and german chancellor olf scholz, the diplomat stressed the conditions that kiev is standing in a knowingly unrealistic and inadequate situation, the minister of foreign affairs of russia is leading our delegation at the summit of the g20 countries , the head of the department noted, despite the fact that the meeting of the leaders of states was devoted to energy, health and food security of the country. the west tried to politicize the final declaration , the declaration in question covers all areas that were discussed and food and energy, healthcare and digitalization. yes, our western collea

putin is losing on the battlefield, and as we saw today at the g20, he also diplomatically negotiatedith ukraine for a tolar's worth, but in europe they believe that this is only an illusion of the desire for peace. in fact, russia is in whose blood russia has clearly demonstrated its intentions, the war will continue on the one hand, they say they are ready to talk on the other. the war continues, as does the scale of the destruction. many other cities in ukraine are under heavy missile fire, many of these missiles are shot down by ukrainian air defense, many of them are iranian, we know this and we are putting pressure on iran to stop supplying russia with weapons, moldova has experienced russian terrorism through damage to one of the critical infrastructure in the territory of ukraine, the line was disconnected and the volcano fell, it passes through romania and gives moldova almost all the electricity as a result of a failure in the power supply, and in the territory of the neighboring country, parts of moldova experience failures in power supply due to the fact that russian missi

a and consider it from the point of view, and the g20 clearly confirmed that the conflict in ukrainenot the way to behave, by the way, in the closed part of the speeches of the heads delegations. sergey lavrov proposed to all those present to agree that at the next summit in new delhi, the g20 leaders would return to professional work without political performances, meanwhile, the g20 presidency had already come to india konstantin panchenko yuri shalmov. andrey morozov dellia. serzhadinov. vitaly zaitsev channel one. yuri shelmov, our cameraman brought from indonesia not only filming and impressions, but also unexpected world fame in an instant to impress the presidents of two nuclear powers at the same time, with biden and macron, saw it all. i would like the details from the first person of olga pautova. yura could not refuse. all the girls in the editorial office dreamed about this, but they made it to the president of america, they are bigger than my head. this memory. i hope we are on the same team. you know he is russian. we call these guns. you train well. i didn't expect him

tell me , please, if russia will be represented at the g20 no longer in the face of the president ofminister of foreign affairs , could this be a chance? for ukraine to become the star of this summit, the difference, i want to say, of course, the war in ukraine is terrible, and the statistics of russia are terrible, and uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, of course, ukraine shows heroics , a complete proposal, greek forces do not defend themselves, they are like their freedom, and uh, preservation global security, but there are so many problems in the world now

whether there could be some eh, that is, what other practical conclusions should we expect from this g20, i remember how we said six months ago that it would be something important moment uh, there was an intrigue, now the intrigue is gone , zelensky spoke, putin didn't even speak, uh, he didn't even come, what is the outcome of this g20, is it still positive for us, uh, i would say yes, uh, the worst scenario did not happen that is, putin did not come, did not offer the geopolitical reality, as i have already said, and this tendency of world leaders, not a priority, to maintain leadership, it played in favor of putin, on the other hand, we see that nothing happened at this summit in a big way to take a strategic perspective world leaders advocated a return to wartime, that is, they still consider this war not global, not transformational, something that changes the foundations of the existing order, they see it as such a local one, and that after its end everything will be as it was before everything will be as it was until february 24 on a global scale in the global economy , political

by the way, let's get back to the g20, and right now the g20 summit is taking place in indonesia, themeasures and naturally enhanced russian delegation is headed by foreign minister sergei lavrov, he has already been greeted by indonesian president joka widodo, there are two plenary meetings ahead, where the minister of foreign affairs will take part and right at this moment our foreign minister affairs meets with un secretary general antonio guterres. it's about isolation. biden, from his retinue, arrived at the twenties themselves with a delay of 30 minutes and the absolutely real reasons for this delay. it can be assumed that he was looking for a way to the car for a very long time, because if you pay attention. here in these shots is the only, uh, head of the delegation. biden was on the red carpet accompanied by a walk beside him. eh, a man who is specially in essence. here's how to point out where to turn. and on the next frame you will show it again. where do you need turn, i say again, this is the only head of the delegation who was accompanied by the seventeenth meeting. grou

the g20 is an economic forum, a financial forum, a diplomatic forum, not a political forum. i want to talk about this is another question. who is to blame for the fact that there was no joint photo instead of an answer, the host of the summit shook his head, it's not about you. no , no, by myself, as you can see, i don’t mind taking pictures, and also giving a tour to journalists. he said that there are more than 150 types of mangroves in indonesia . what is your favorite gender? the very first i will show the journalists and the president were walking through the forest, the guests finally began to arrive, including the participants in the negotiations of the big seven meetings. in the end it didn't last that long now jocovidona conducts the same tour, but only for the leaders of the big twenty, having planted mango battles with the president of the united states, he waved a chopper and the rest followed suit. we walk past the trees, biden, i was bored, but the operator of the first channel, yuri shoumov, still managed to interest him, the vice-pses of this guy just scare m

states is called for calm, the news from poland broke the plans of the world leaders who gathered at the g20 summit, many had to hold emergency meetings, european partners think how to help ukraine restore energy after the russian attacks, what can be done and let's start with the events in poland, president angeli duda said that there are currently no signs russia's deliberate attack on the country the night before in poland, the national security committee was urgently convened, they decided to increase the combat readiness of some units and consider the possibility of using the fourth article of the nato treaty, the secretary general of the alliance, jens stoltenberg, later stated at a briefing that the incident was probably caused by the activity of ukrainian air defense systems, repeating the point of view president of poland, but the head of nato clearly emphasized that russia bears the final responsibility because it continues the illegal war against ukraine was expressed by the prime minister of great britain and the prime minister of the netherlands. the terrible tragedy in poland w

what can ukraine expect from the g20 summit? what will the recognition of russia as a terrorist state lead to? with diplomat yulia osmolovska yulia smolovska diplomat is in touch with us yulia congratulations yulia g20 leaders let's talk about this, we will meet in indonesia on november 15-16 and the russian invasion of ukraine will be the main as a matter of their agenda, we already know that they will definitely condemn the use or threats of using nuclear weapons. forgive me for asking a slightly seditious question, but in addition to the fact that putin will not be there, lavrov will be there, meanwhile, the presence of a person who herself has threatened to use nuclear weapons more than once, what sense will this have condemnation by the leaders of the country in the presence of the leader of the foreign ministry of the terrorist country, a similar statement well, in principle, this statement will be made at the level of the leaders of the states, and according to the protocol format, mr. lavrov, he does not have that of the