and on other topics, the ninth g20 parliamentary forum started in india today.ssian delegation is headed by valentina matvienko. the main theme of the summit is one land, one family, one future. and now our special correspondent boris ivanin joins the broadcast. boris, welcome to the spotlight. what will be discussed and in general, what is the atmosphere like at the beginning of the summit? yes, alexandra, welcome, the summit of the parliamentary twenty, here in new delhi is taking place in the indian the international exhibition center where we are now, translated from hindi , it sounds like a land of glory, and indeed, this is a source of special pride for the indian country, they built a special center for this summit, so far only its first stage has been opened, the rest of the construction is still underway.. .there is also an airport nearby, so legislators from the g20 countries hold their meetings here to the roar of planes taking off and landing, well, in newley there are posters everywhere, we are not just building roads and buildings, it is also nearb

g20, now security is approaching us, there are very strict security measures here , but nevertheless, only a month ago, at the g-20 leaders’ summit, the african union became a full member of the g20, which means that in global geopolitics, the voice of the south began to sound much more clearly, because it is more than 50 countries of the continent, yes, and the g20 itself has become significantly larger. from this addition, in fact, this is now the world majority. twenty, without a doubt , finds, acquires, its role, its mission, its place in the current difficult world, and this role, this mission, is definitely a plus. we have seen in previous years and especially in previous months, in the last year, as a platform. tried to turn the seven into a second edition, this issue was definitely not successful with the westerners, and another confirmation that at the current the parliamentary summit, the main, let's say, apologists for the idea of ​​western hegemony , the americans, the germans, the french, the canadians simply did not come, they are not here, because they understand that t

want, you can continue to twist it out of it, or try, in any case , to twist ropes out of it, and the g20tary summit in india, which countries are ready to work together on the global goal of creating a safe, just world? hundreds of dead and thousands of wounded children due to regular ukrainian shelling, conclusions of the parliamentary commission on numerous crimes of the kiev regime, all those facts that we will summarize and send a report to all parliaments. and why don’t the un and other international organizations react to these blatant facts? maternity capital, purchased housing and sanitary standards, why do senators insist on legislative changes? changes need to be made so that families who purchase housing can know for sure whether this housing is in the russian register, what quality it is, the electric transport market and the availability of electric gas stations, what are the prospects russian electric vehicle market? we received a russian electric car, even if it is not yet 100% localized, but it is already our russian electric car. it is important for russia and china to d

and if we talk about the results, is it possible to state now that the g20 is undergoing some internalion to a model of such multipolarity , which is much talked about within the framework of a single organization, how obvious is this? this can be seen with the naked eye, but when the twenty were just being formed, let’s remember that at the initial stage the seven countries tried to form its core, which , moreover, by hook or by crook, dragged the european union into the twenty format, so we got eight countries and associations from twenty, very close to half, and after that the majority, somewhere out there, the westerners tried to make this format their own , to make it manageable, at some stage it probably worked, because the other half, it was not consolidated, which - about this... our country thought, china, india, brazil , other centers of power thought something about this, and in many ways, thanks to the fact that we began to coordinate our positions within the framework of brix, we managed to create a counterbalance, i can't say what's there there is clearly a group of state

this year marks the first time women's empowerment has become a g20 priority. and this is our common achievement. well, today, as expected, the summit of the parliamentary twenty should adopt a final declaration, this document, its draft is already ready, it is very voluminous, consists of twenty points and - the shortest of them sounds like this, today 's era should not be wartime, this is certainly a reaction to the events that are now unfolding in the middle east, and also a separate the point concerns the ukrainian conflict, which is very important: there is not a single word about condemnation of russia’s actions , for example, in this conflict, or any accusations against moscow, this is what some representatives of western countries tried to speculate on during the discussion nakana. and also parliamentarians in the draft summary declaration especially noted the grain deal, which, by the way, was actually thwarted by the actions of the west; the g20 countries are calling for the resumption of the black sea initiative and the immediate provision of unhinde

another important topic at the g20 summit is digitalization.s first in europe in terms of the number of internet users, the most popular online project among residents of our country state services portal. and in russia , a digital ruble is being introduced. all this requires revision of legislation, and within the framework of the entire parliamentary twenty. together with the government of the russian federation, we are codifying digital legislation. and in the near future we will unite all laws in this area into a single digital code. russia, this will allow us to define clear and understandable rules of the game for the it business and more effectively protect the rights of citizens in the digital environment. at the un, russia presented a draft universal convention to ensure international information security. this document is aimed at creating conditions for the peaceful use of information technologies, at protecting vulnerable countries from the tyranny of aggressive states and the it giants controlled by them. according to the results.

been opened, the rest are still being built, and the same is growing the multipolar world that the g20 the summit is one land, one family, one future. the main strength of any country is the people and their will, and this summit is a wonderful opportunity for us to glorify the person and his willpower, we must remove obstacles to global trust and move forward together. look. to the world through the prism of the fact that we have one land, one family and one future. valuing brotherhood, being united in diversity is our greatest strength in order to find collective solutions for global problems. a divided world cannot do this. at randermode, not only is the head of government, he is also the leader of the people’s and lower houses of the indian parliament; before the opening of the summit, he himself approaches valentina matvienko, the conversation is, as they say , on the feet, but no less meaningful for that. this is the hall where all plenary sessions take place. we have a unique opportunity to look here during a break between sessions, notice how beautifully everything is decorated

the ninth g20 parliamentary forum kicked off in india today.elegation is headed by valentina matvienko. she has already held a short meeting with indian prime minister narendra fashion and spoke at a session dedicated to the key development goals of the g20 countries. our correspondent boris ivanin joins the broadcast from new delhi. boris, greetings, what statements have already been made? yes, daria, greetings, but a lot of statements have already been made, now one of the key meetings of the parliamentary twenty summit is coming to an end, which is dedicated to achieving the g-20 goals of sustainable development of the state, achieving them by 2030, and a lot of topics are discussed at this meeting, this is both digital transformation and reform of global financial institutions, talking in particular about the notorious dedollarization and, of course, food security, as well as environmental issues, the problem is very relevant for india, according to the world health report, it is one of the most polluted countries, but of course, there is s

even before the start of the g20 parliamentary summit, valentina matvienko manages to communicate withl also be a meeting with narendra modi, prime minister of india, the country that is presiding over the g20 this year. i welcome guests to the official one. fashion discoveries notes: conflicts, no matter where they break out, hinder the development of the entire planet. today everyone feels the impact of the events that are happening in the world. conflicts are unfolding, confrontation is growing in many regions, but a divided world cannot find solutions to the problems facing humanity. our time must be a time of peace and brotherhood, a time move forward together. the motto of the summit is one world, one family, one future. the program has four sections related to sustainable development. until the thirtieth year, too many risks for this development had accumulated; at the session, a dispute flared up almost immediately. according to deputy speaker of the european parliament nicola beer , one of the main threats is, of course , russia, which the official is trying to blame almost fo

you just spoke about that great promise in the g20 meeting that uh, you uh participated and led, you uh spoke about economic corridor that would link uh asia, the middle east and europe together, and such a corridor will uh will make israel very important hub a a highway of unprecedented prosperity. and there are no efforts. to hide the goals of this initiative, it is touted as an alternative trade corridor to china's belt and road initiative, a geopolitical counterweight to china and its belt and road initiative. the us even said says, this will check russia's interconnectivity aspirations. israel's attempt to thort iran will be fudal, for it can't alter iran's geographic location. iran is conveniently positioned in the world in such a way that it makes an ideal transportation hop. additionally, iran has seen a sudden rise in its importance as a transit and transport hop, connecting china and central asia to europe, and also russia with india along the... international north south transport corridor and that does it for this quick take section, send us your comments or any feedback,

at the g20 meeting , he is taught diplomatic manners by the chinese leader.hing i told you was leaked to the press, you can’t do that, diplomacy doesn’t work that way. but justin trudeau believes that any problem can be reversed, you just have to say the magic word, as in your golden childhood: forgive me, he always repents profusely and regularly, for eating chocolates at a parliamentary meeting, he apologizes with the same sincerity and an honest expression on his face, like honoring an old nazi, and if trudeau repented of honoring the ess member with dry eyes, then he wiped his eyes with a handkerchief for disrespect for gays. sorry, it slips out easily, but sometimes your favorite abbreviation gets stuck. i i will never apologize for standing up for rights. he apologizes to the sikhs for refusing 100 years ago to welcome those of them who tried to escape to canada from british india. today, in parliament, i apologize for our government's role in the history of kamagato maru. but he does not apologize for the more recent scandal with the expulsion of a sen

development recently announced that in the coming year, the economic situation of england among the g20 member countries will be better than argentina, and this country will have the highest inflation rate and the lowest economic growth among the g20 members. the results of the latest ipsos institute survey indicate that 76 british people are dissatisfied with the prime minister of this country , the highest rate since sunak came to power. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, journalist of sed and radio, london. the minister of defense of japan announced the premature purchase of missiles from the united states. minoru kiharra said in a meeting with his american counterpart: japan bought tomahawk cruise missiles made by the united states a year earlier. it will start earlier than originally planned. the increase in tensions with china and north korea has been declared as the reason for this decision. the japanese government has increased its military budget for next year and announced that it wants to change the country's constitution to improve the status of the defense forces. japan has also increase

. balance of interests and mechanisms for maintaining this balance, which regarding the work of the g20leadership and personally of the prime minister, mr. modi, this is a success, and the indian leadership was able to find and achieve this balance, including in the declaration. some kind of closed associations, they do not have much prospects, and the balance is changing, well, what seems to me, the success of the twenty in india is that after all, the prime minister managed to depoliticize the decisions that were made at the twenty, this is the only correct approach, because the twenty was once created as a platform for discussing economic rather than political issues, and the politicization of the g20 is simply a sure way to its self-destruction, and the indian leadership managed to avoid this, and this is an unconditional success, but as for the fact that some closed associations are closed, they are flawed , then, it seems to me that this thesis is difficult to refute, because the balance of forces is changing, look, just recently, everyone there looked with a shudder, but what wil

member countries, and this country will have the highest rate of inflation among the g20 members.ill have the lowest economic growth. the results of the latest ipsos institute survey: 76% of british people are dissatisfied with the prime minister of this country , the highest rate since sunak came to power. mojtaba ghasemzadeh khabari sedav cima, london. thank you very much for staying with us until the next part of the news. in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers of the khabar network. good friday morning. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was bandar dari in bushehr province with a maximum temperature of 47 degrees and the coldest place was dizin in alborz province with a temperature of 3 degrees below zero. it was reported between the centers of the provinces. ahvaz is the warmest center of the province with a maximum temperature of 39 degrees and ardabil is the coolest center of the province with a minimum temperature of 2 degrees , which has been recorded. it is possible and tomorrow we will have scattered rains on the western shores of the caspian

kurd in the coming year, the economic situation of england will be better than argentina among the g20 member countries, and this country will have the highest inflation rate and the lowest economic growth among the g20 members. the results of the latest ipsos institute survey on the dissatisfaction of 766 british people with the first. this country has the highest rate since sunak came to power. mojtaba ghasemzadeh is a reporter for london radio and television. thank you how do you assure users that you are unbiased? in a world where social networks and slogans of freedom of thought and freedom of expression rule, the program rules and mechanisms about what allows you to write and publish, otherwise it will be your fate or access will become a problem, instagram and other platforms delete thousands of user accounts and filter hundreds of arabic words, politics and what is the role of its tools in this case and who controls what is published or not published. political incidents and bloody economic and racial conflicts are happening all over the world, and social networks have become t

even before the start of the g20 parliamentary summit , valentina matvienko manages to communicate withter of india, a country that actually this year presides over the g20. welcoming guests at the official opening, modi notes: conflicts, wherever they break out, hinder the development of the entire planet. today, everyone feels the impact of the events that are taking place in the world, conflicts are unfolding, confrontation is growing in many regions, but a divided world cannot find a solution to the problems facing humanity. our time must be a time of peace and brotherhood, a time to move forward together. the motto of the summit is one world, one family, one future. in a programme four sections dealing with sustainable development up to the thirtieth year. risks for this development. too much has accumulated during the session and an argument breaks out almost immediately. according to deputy speaker of the european parliament nicola beer, one of the main threats is, of course , russia, which the official is trying to blame almost for world famine. russia's military actions against

among the g20 countries, only russia, china, brazil, mexico and japan are expected to improve. the conditions of severe economic shocks, europe is forced to determine its priorities, as the head of the european union's foreign policy service, barel, said, brussels will not be able to compensate ukraine for the assistance that washington suspended. europe cannot replace the us. for the military and we did this before waiting for the us decision. of course, we can do more, but the united states is absolutely indispensable in supporting ukraine. barel's statement was made on the sidelines of the summit of the european political community in granada, spain, and according to sources. for the first time in the last 19 months, ukraine will not be the main topic at a meeting of top european policymakers. exchange of pedagogical experience in publishing a joint collection. and online russian language courses. today the second forum of university rectors of belarus and tajikistan was launched ; the ministers of education of the two countries took part in the opening ceremony. a joint act

the conversation took place on the sidelines of the ninth summit of speakers of parliaments of the g20i. it started the day before. more than 350 delegates take part in the forum. the summit brings together the heads of legislative bodies of the g20 countries and invited governments. problems, also on the sidelines of the forum, valentina matvienko managed to talk with representatives of south africa, indonesia and the united arab emirates. on the day of national unity, november 4 , the international exhibition forum of russia will open at vdnkh; it will be dedicated to the achievements of our countries, all subjects of the federation will become its participants. largest corporations, public organizations and foreign countries. during the exhibition , cultural, entertainment, educational and business programs are planned. this was not only discussed today at the press conference dedicated to the upcoming large-scale event. the russian knowledge society will be the general partner of the educational program. the president of our country rebooted the oldest educational organization 2 ye

declaration and what is your view on the future of the g20, thank you, first of all i want to confirmut said in his... introductory speech, india russia is certainly the oldest world civilization, powerful, huge, with enormous potential , also a separate civilization, look, we have over 190 peoples, nationalities, ethnic groups living in russia, more than 270 dialect languages, well of course, isn't this civilization? and india is a multi-religious, multi-ethnic country, huge, we are simply between all civilizations, these are not the only world civilizations, we need to establish a dialogue, a balance of interests and mechanisms for observing this balance, as for the work of the g20, of course, this is a success of the indian leadership and personally, the prime minister... mr. mode , this is a success, and the indian leadership was able to find and achieve this balance, including in the declarations, closed, some associations, they do not have much prospects, and the balance does not change, well, what seems to me in india is that after all, the prime minister managed to depoliticiz

india is presiding over the g20 this year.lare up, they interfere with the development of the entire planet. today, everyone feels the impact of the events that are taking place in the world, conflicts are unfolding, confrontation is growing in many regions, but the divided world cannot find a solution. the motto of the summit is one world, one family, one future ; the program includes four sections relating to sustainable development until the thirtieth year; too many risks for this development have accumulated; a dispute almost immediately flares up at the session. according to vice speaker of the european parliament nicola beer, one of the main the threats are, of course, russia, which the official is trying to blame almost for the world famine. russia's military actions against ukraine are provoking a global crisis that goes far beyond the borders of ukraine. while ukrainians fight bravely for their freedom and order based on international rules, this war is affecting people all over the world. on the african continent, th

main problem lies with the west developing countries are prepared to negotiate, for example in the g20it should be able to be engaged in methods to develop mutually beneficial ways of governing the finances. it is important to have dialogue. all of these trends must be brought in line by the human secretary. statutory aim is to seek consent from all of the estates within the u.n. and not on the sidelines. any attempts to revive this would undermine the foundations of the u.n. and represent the countries that made a significant contribution to the japanese militarism. i would like to draw attention to the egregious phenomenon of rehabilitating nazis and collaborators in europe, particularly in your crane -- ukraine and the baltics. last year there was a revolution to combat the glorification of nazism. but this was voted against by germany, italy, and this fact causes dust calls into question -- the humanity done by them in world war ii. it also questions the conditions they were accepted into the u.n. as members. we urge you to pay attention to this, it runs counter to the global major

here's biden two days before the 9/11 anniversary at the g20 summit just last month all smiles. white house national security spokesman john kirby deflected on the lead just two weeks ago, take a listen. >> no, look, the crown prince put his hand out, the president shook it, he shook a lot of hands at the g20. >> so, as i asked you before, how does a world leader get away with ordering the murder of a renowned "washington post" journalist and u.s. resident? khashoggi's editor at the "washington post" karen atia remembers attending "time" magazine's party after her late colleague was named its 2018 person of the year. she writes, quote, after a few minutes the image of saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman appeared. his april 2018 cover was headlined charm offensive. should the world buy what the crown prince is selling? i realize then that the party was a celebration of all that "time" magazine had done that year. i had forgotten that mbs was one of time's 100 most influential people in the world in 2018. so a murder victim and his alleged killer were shown on the same level in

the conflict between delhi and ottawa has been dragging on for several weeks; after the g20 summit, primesed the indian authorities of murdering hardil nizhar. leader of the sika community in canada from the point of view of a delhi separatist who wanted to create an independent state on the territory of the indian state of punjab. ottawa expelled one of its senior diplomats, allegedly working for indian intelligence, and a mirror response soon followed. at the same time, india has stopped issuing visas to canadian citizens. on that's all, thank you for being with us, right now on the first channel the program let's get married.

this was stated by valentina matvienko in new delhi, where the parliamentary forum of the g20 countries of the federation council took part in a session on sustainable development on the topic of ukraine, she. all these years the west has been supplying a huge amount of weapons, deadly weapons that today continue to kill civilians in ukraine, worth hundreds of billions dollars provide so-called assistance, thereby provoking this crisis. provoking the situation instead of ending it, and as for the accusations against russia , they are not acceptable, they are unfair, and because we did not start this war, we declared a special military operation to end it, to protect civilians, to save their lives , if madam deputy speaker of the european parliament... is ready for a discussion, i am ready to conduct it with you in detail, in pictures, together, please, i invite you to such a dialogue. in in the kaliningrad region, installation of the main technological building of a plant for the production of lithium-ion batteries has begun. this will be the largest such enterprise in our country. rosa

pobeda.onf. one land, one family , one future - this is the main theme of the parliamentary forum of the g20i, the prime minister of india addressed the participants with greetings, and immediately after narendrazi held a conversation with chairman of the federation council, valentina matvienko. earlier, on the sidelines of the summit, the speaker spoke with members of the delegation from south africa, indonesia and the united arab emirates. music, a little devilry, subtle humor and dialogues that we know by heart, only mark zakharov knew how to create such an incredible film world, only he knew how to bewitch and penetrate straight into the soul, today the great director would have turned 90 years old, there is no master, but the performances in his linkom still attracts full houses, with the heroes of his masterpieces watching from the screen. alexey zototov will continue. all films by mark zakharov for the first time. was shown at the beginning of the new year, because it is precisely these days that people especially need fairy tales with a bright ending, a reason to laugh at themselves

i would say the good for several years now has cochaired a g20 working group on sustainable finance. we have worked very constructively with representatives from the pbo see to advance a common agenda that relates to climate change, so i definitely see a potential growth to deepen our work together. and i am optimistic about that. >> chris condon for the final question. >> good, secretary yellen. here in morocco you are making some important financial pledges. you mentioned aid to ukraine, increased support for the world bank and you are other countries -- are asking other countries to follow suit. but there are serious doubts about the biden administration's ability to get congress to back those pledges. and there is increasing political dysfunction in washington. how concerned are you that that dysfunction is undermining your credibility here? what are you hearing back from your counterparts? are they concerned or anxious about what is happening in washington? thank you. sec. yellen: so what i would say about this is funding for ukraine, both military and economic support, direct b

, they are moving away from the dollar, and just in august, they added six new countries, including g20 countries and economies in the western hemisphere. or over, you have seen u.s. news saying that the number one economic trend of 2023 is d dollarization globally. this worries me. you are all getting worked up that there will be some uncomfortable chaotic moments and we will feel pressure from conservatives or democrats. i feel the judgment of history. i feel the weight of that. i worry when the history books are written about this country, that my name will be on the board of directors, and if this country is going down, i am going down fighting. i do not care if that means fighting republicans, democrats, the leadership, the lobbyists. i have been here seven years and we do not have a budget. we have not had one since the 1990's paid i apologize for using that word, but the only path here is to have a single subject spending bill that can be amended, considered, and i think that is the responsible way that our legislatures all over this country operate for good reason. >> how do you

so you're competing with the g7 countries and the g20 countries.ou don't need to be the lowest taxes because america has a lot of benefits that people want to enjoy and why they want to live there. you don't want to be the highest taxes but you want to sit in the mid and will corporations are making new cap x and putting that plan for 10,000 people and don't want them leaving state side and sit there around 20% and you're right smack dab in the middle of g7 and the g20. you go up to 30 and you're in the top line of taxes worldwide and people contort themselves and ireland and this part of the world in doha and uae and dropping tax rates between 0 and 9% and 12.5% and 3.5% and wake up, everybody. we've got to compete. we're competing globally and don't think this is a good idea. raises taxes is bad policy. i don't care who's in the white house. you've got to understand, we compete globally and you've got to play ball. we have benefits but when you get up to 30, 40% taxes, everybody checks out of dodge and goes to ireland, doha, uae or somewhere else

the conversation took place on the sidelines of the g20 parliamentary summit that is taking place. appreciates position on the situation around ukraine, independent of western pressure. the chairman of the southern federation also held bilateral negotiations with the speaker of the lower house of the indian parliament, active cooperation in various fields and productive dialogue at the highest political level were noted. another meeting with representatives of the turkish delegation. the conversation also turned to trade turnover between moscow and ankara. our mutual trade turnover has grown significantly and reached... already an indicator of more than 60 billion dollars, the main direction is very tangible, mutually beneficial, this is in the energy sector, you know that the largest project of four power units of the akuyu nuclear power plant is being implemented in turkey, this largest project is under the control of our presidents, and the creation of a gas hub, the project that is currently being discussed, our mutually beneficial cooperation, is gaining turnover, scale. it seems to me th

in new delhi she participated in parliament forum of the g20. today is the final day of the event.on its margins.

tensions between the two g20 members rose when ottawa accused new delhi of involvement in the assassinationa sikh activist. hardib, who had canadian citizenship, died 3 months ago he was murdered outside a sikh temple in the suburbs of vancouver by unknown assailants. the ministry of foreign affairs of india has announced in a statement that the indian government's claim of interference in any act of violence in canada is absurd. two people were killed and five were injured in a shooting at a shopping center in bangkok, the capital of thailand. according to witnesses, when the sound of gunfire was heard in this commercial center, people panicked and ran away. the police are responsible for the shooting. he has been arrested for 14 years. an investigation has been launched into this incident. this shooting happened a year after a similar incident in northern thailand. in shooting last year, a former police officer attacked a kindergarten with a knife and a gun and took 24 children and 12 adults to qatar. the celebration of the birth of the holy prophet, may god bless him and his family, was

the recent g20 summit in new delhi witnessed the launch of a $20 billion dollar india, middle east europee and asia via west asia. we just spoke about that great promise in the g-20 meeting that... you participated and led, you uh spoke about economic corridor that would link uh asia, the middle east and europe together, and such a corridor will uh will make israel very important hub a a highway of unprecedented prosperity, and there are no efforts to hide the goals of this initiative, it is touted as an alternative trade corridor to china's belt and road initiative, a geopolitical counter rate to china. and its belt and road initiative. the us even says, this will check russia's interconnectivity aspirations. israel's attempt to thort iran will be fudal, for it can't alter iran's geographic location. iran is conveniently positioned in the world in such a way that it makes an ideal transportation hop. additionally, iran has seen a sudden rise in its importance as a transit and transport hop, connecting china and c central asia to europe and also russia with india along the international n

, as he imagined, he imposed his agenda, exactly this year, and thanks to india’s presidency of the g20f interest, the project itself succeeded, in the end, what did we get? yes, look, we've come to to this current, this voldaysky forum of this year, in a situation where the countries that someone calls the global south, someone calls the world majority, have actually rejected this idea that we are imposing on them, that there can be selective security, selective development, that in fact, the world remains unipolar, since in fact biden is ranking the entire world against russia. and in fact, now we have come to this forum, when the world majority no longer wants to play this game, which is allowed to jupiter, then the bull is not allowed, because this is generally so to speak, contrary to all the norms, why then the un, the security council, why these rules, if international law, if it can be replaced by rules, is really necessary, we need to force this world now. enter the stage, the western world, the stage of strategic retreat, and it is actually already retreating, because under pr

sean: when protestors condemned putin over mh17 during the 2014 g20 meeting in brisbane, australian cossack a counter rally defending the russian president. sean: four corners has learned australian authorities were monitoring boikov over concerns he may have raised money for separatists in ukraine and may have traveled to the conflict himself. sean: do you deny it? simeon: of course, i deny traveling to ukraine. i haven't been to ukraine since the beginning of the war. i went to ukraine before the war. i've been to western ukraine, kiev. sean: in 2015, boikov went to russia to meet a notorious military separatist leader blamed for mh17, known as strelkov. at this time, strelkov was being accused of direct involvement in the downing of mh17. why did you think it was appropriate to go and visit him? simeon: igor strelkov is a hero of novorossiya. novorossiya. he didn't shoot down mh17, neither did anyone on the russian side. mh17 was shot down by ukraine, over ukrainian territory, you know, in ukrainian airspace. had nothing to do with russia. very simple. sean: boikov's denial of russia's g

much at stake here, they both belong, forget about trade, but they all belong both of them to the... g20ot, and of course you had a parmer. the uh the terrorist two kind of refused to extradate in uh 1982 bapersa uh member founder actually and they refused to actually on the grounds that india wasn't sufficiently loyal to the queen because they recognized her as the head of the commonwealth instead of course and then the air and bombing happens knew full well about it and it's it's understandable that there's a skeptisism you now see this is conduct in terms of targeting land defenders in terms of targeting luffling activists. and even with the uh the chinagate uh hysteria that they've pushed in in canada where it's a cisis leaker quote unquote leaker mean i personally think ces behind this leaker, to be quite frank, you know, they've manipulated kane politics and they've really been very aggressive uh in it, but i think for truude, the big thing to me is that uh, you know, they they utilize these uh, extreme, extremist diasporas, just like usalizes the weaker diasporas, like the the tib

the tension between the two g20 members rose when ottawa accused dehlianou of involvement in the assassinationctivist. hardink singh najar, who was a canadian citizen , was murdered by unknown people 3 months ago outside the sika temple in the suburbs of vancouver. the ministry of foreign affairs of india has announced in a statement that the indian government's claim of interference in any act of violence in canada is absurd. disclosure of financial corruption in ukraine and the us government's concern about it. the biden government says: the continuation of financial aid to ukraine is conditional on the reduction of corruption in this country. in the government's temporary budget bill america, which recently passed to prevent a government shutdown. there is no news of financial aid to ukraine. shortly after a month and a half short-term budget for the american federal government was finally approved in the congress of this country, which, of course , does not mention the multi-billion dollar permanent aid to ukraine, the american newspaper politico is a confidential strategic document of the

it rose to the g20 when ottawa accused delino of being involved in the assassination of a sika activistr , who had canadian citizenship , was murdered by unknown people 3 months ago outside the sika temple in the suburbs of vancouver. the ministry of foreign affairs of india announced in a statement that the indian government's claim of interference in every violent action is absurd in canada. exposing corruption. finance in ukraine and the american government's concern about it. the biden government says: the continuation of financial aid to ukraine is conditional on the reduction of corruption in this country. there is no mention of financial aid to ukraine in the temporary budget bill of the american government, which was recently approved to prevent a government shutdown. shortly after a month and a half short-term budget for the us federal government was finally approved in the congress of this country. in it , there is no mention of multi-billion dollar permanent aid to ukraine. the american newspaper politico published a secret strategic document of the american government. which

what will be the commitment of the g7, g20 countries? nearly the needs of work.ther thing about this vaccine, the version 2.0 out of oxford and the institute of india, the cost is relatively low, looking at two dollars, three dollars a dose, because it uses ayeast technology, similar to our covid vaccine, which was also about two dollars, three dollars a dose, and we got 100 million doses ministered around that same level of support. so you are right, you know, if you talk about two dollars, three dollars a dose, $100 100 million doses, 200 -- $200 million, $300 million is not a lot of money coming to many on how you look at it. christian: i'm sorry to squeeze you, big news, and lots more on that story on the bbc website. take a look at that. big news for the continent of africa of course. we will take a short break and come back with an extraordinary story about a number of bombings in sweden. please stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial serves firm, raymond james. nar

the last time biden and xi met was on the sidelines of the g20 conference in november 2022.pts to reignite conversations between the two countries have accelerated with four top biden administration officials traveling to china for talks. i asked conger met -- a congressman, the ranking member on the house committee select of china, to weigh in on the reported meeting. >> it is a good meeting. and think president biden should tell chairman xi very clearly that the more they engage in aggression, whether it is economic, military, or technological aggression, the harder it becomes for the rest of the world to engage with chin and the harder it is for the chinese communist party to help repair the damage that has been done from past economic policies that is materializing now in a rapid slowdown of the chinese economy. on the other hand, if they curb their aggression and to start to play by the rules of the road, economically and militarily and otherwise, i think it will be good, not only for the rest of the world, but it will be good for china as well. sumi: president biden co

argentina turned out to be a g20 member country and a candidate country for brix membership.orrow there is, in fact, an unpredictable first round of perhaps the most fateful presidential election. the victory of any candidate promises difficult times for argentina, and the shocking favorite of the election race, a former football player and leader rock band javier miley has already become famous for his bright radical promises, from abandoning the national currency to banning abortion and legalizing the sale of human organs. from the country of maradona and messi, pope francis and the great borgis, ours, sergei brilev. two great argentines, horky luis borhis and adolfo cosaris, loved to meet at this table. who else will the argentines be? now let's go tell you. an argentinean is an ethnic italian who speaks spanish but thinks he is english. such a joke was in use at a time when argentina was the second largest economy in the world. but to these. this, as you might guess, is a collective walking of dogs, local bourgeoisie, who are too lazy to wake up so early, or, again , a ch

much as stake here, they both belong, forget about trade, but they also belong both of them to the... g20 as i've mentioned before, has very questionable history of india, i mentioned the air india 182 bombing, because frankly knew full well about that plot, and of course you had uh parmer, the the terrorist to canada refused to extradate in 1982 member, founder actually, and they refuse to act him on the grounds that india. wasn't sufficiently loyal to the queen because they recognized her as the head of the commonwealth instead of course, and then the air bombing happens, sheas new full well about it, and it's it's understandable that there's a skepticism, you know, seesus conduct in terms of targeting land defenders in terms of targeting luffling activists, and even with the uh the chinagate uh hysteria that they've pushed in in canada where it's a seasus leaker, a quote unquote leaker. mean i personally think cessus was behind this leaker to be quite frank you now they've manipulated cane politics and they've really been very aggressive uh in it but i think for truude the big thing to