uh, become the first victim in the geo -economic uh in the geo-economic confrontation. we see that it is very difficult for the elite to pass. eh, through choice. right now, uh, elections have passed in the largest land. e in germany and we are northern reindvali. yes, and we see that the ruling party has lost more than anyone else, and some opposition parties have also lost, but some have increased some we see that people do not support this political elite, but the political one or not is given to fight with its own population. eh, quite effective. indeed, the situation for the population is becoming more and more difficult. here is the british institute of economic and social research and then prepared a report stating that by the end of 20. 2005, at least a million britons will be doomed to deep alleviate impoverishment. ah, due to simple inflation, which will be the highest in the last 40 years, this year is about just like in the united states and 250,000 british families will find themselves in extreme poverty due to the rise in prices for energy, energy and food

but the fact that we must withdraw turkey from the war in ukraine using the methods of geo-economic and the most important political task. moreover, their tomatoes are really rubbish, the second. this is japan, this is a state that plays a colossal role in fueling the american financial system with real money from japan everything is pumped into the american financial system and japan is vulnerable from the point of view of this. fuel. japan - it's vulnerable. it actually stands on the verge of geopolitical isolation in the region. so let's reinforce this geopolitical isolation. let's do the phantom of the financial crisis. in japan, the reality is yes, but the specter that this financial crisis from japan will jump into the us financial system is one of the options. third weak link germany is the country with the highest social standard. this country, who is not accustomed to living poorly. well, let's zhahnem on the social standard and the fourth. uh, weak link, it's not interesting at all and i'm afraid, nothing shines for us here. this is greece. well, this is a bankrupt state, so i

the curious thing is that she title her or the return of geo politics. there was no geo politics and anything that she said a supposed to be about the influence of geography on the international relationships of state. there was nothing about geography that there wasn't really even very much about economics. it was a purely a logical statement of intent. not only did you talk about the global nature, she said that the g 7 has to be an economic natal. i'm going to use this, this body of the g 7, which was supposed to be helping countries out during recessions and other economical. i'm going to use this all the to wage a war against russia. and to a lesser extent, china. i mean, she's got some good china a little later on. and she also talked about not giving countries access to the global economy as if somehow the global economy is the private property. all the g 7 hours. it was a declaration of war. i mean, there's no question when she went to what she was saying that was a declaration of war on the part of the leading western powers and said, you know,

geo politics of the region. are we likely to see this new government in australia take a robust approach, particularly as the americans, the and the japanese remain pretty much concerned about china's growing influence in the region. and i think you should include india in that as well. that's why it's required. now a strategy or is i think it was compared to a flea on an elephant in comparison, our relationship with china. we sell a lot of things to china and lee. perhaps we're trapped into selling too much i. we import a lot of stuff from china. there's a definite, a definite, very strong connection economically. so you know, the, from a point of view of necessity, we have to have at least a workable relationship with china. but i think that the present time, it is very difficult working with, with, with china and simply simply because it's been flexing his muscles for the last 10 years or so. so it's, it's whether i'm deaf, skeptical, actually, whether any government in australia actually has the sophisticati

the curious thing is that she title her or the return of geo politics. there was no geo politics and anything that she said a supposed to be about the influence of geography on the international relationships of state. there was nothing about geography that there wasn't really even very much about economics. it was a purely a logical statement of intent. not only did you talk about the global nature, she said that the g 7 has to be an economic nato's. i'm going to use this, this body of the g 7, which was supposed to be helping countries out during the recession and other economical. i'm going to use this body to wage a war against russia. and to a lesser extent, china. i mean, she's got some good china, a little bit later on. and she also talked about not giving countries access to the global economy as if somehow the global economy is the private property. all the g 7 hours. it was a declaration of war. i mean, there's no question when she went to what she was saying that was a declaration of war on the part of the leading western powers and said, you

rivalry a very critical historical geo -strategic inflection point has come between us and our adversaries united states. we need to follow a clear strategy for maintaining peace for a clear advantage of force in relation to china and russia. the united states pumping kiev with weapons and war to the last ukrainian germans. this prospect does not really like the petition calling on scholz not to supply heavy weapons in ukraine has already been signed by more than 200,000 germans. german chancellor in kiev other issues ambassador of ukraine to germany melnyk called scholz, offended by the liverwurst. the reason for the boorish statement is the unwillingness of the german chancellor to go to ukraine taps. kyiv regime. he himself refused to receive and german president steinmeier, allegedly because of his closeness to moscow in general, what country are diplomats like? for quite a long time, chancellor schultz dragged out the decision-making process regarding the supply of heavy weapons to kiev. disagree. i have always made decisions quickly and agreed with our allies. and yet . i am convince

you mentioned that the military aspect of this struggle in your view is beliefs significant from a geo political perspective. you're essentially saying that war as tragic and as horrible as it is, is not the most dangerous thing that's going on right now. do i understand you correctly? well, a yes and no. so i do think the military conflict is a catalyst for the propaganda or slash media war and the economic war. so they're not completely separate. also we can see, and i think this is very, very dangerous and alarming is the military conflict does have the potential to escalate both in terms of the, the geographical scope of the conflict as well as the types of weapons being used. and i think everyone around the world is very, very concerned about the potential of this escalating to some sort of nuclear exchange. so i would maybe modify a little bit what you said to say that i do think the military conflict is important. having. busy broader repercussions, but clearly the economic war is having an immediate global impact. and i think a has a least forces that may reshape the world in w

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mentioned that the military aspect of this struggle in, in your view is the least significant from a geo political perspective. you're essentially saying that war as tragic and as horrible as it is, is not the most dangerous thing that is going on right now. do i understand you correctly? well, i yes and no. so i do think the military conflict is a catalyst for the propaganda or slash media war and the economic war. so either not completely separate. also we can see, and i think this is very, very dangerous and alarming is the military conflict does have the potential to escalate both in terms of the, the geographical scope of the conflict as well as the types of weapons being used. and i think everyone around the world is very, very concerned about the potential of this escalating to some sort of nuclear exchange. so i would maybe modify a little bit what you said to say that i do think the military conflict is important, having broader repercussions. but clearly the economic war is having an immediate global impact. and i think it has a least forces that may reshape the world. in ways

a sneak preview of the decision gets leaked to the press and china versus taiwan. geo political mismatch satirists are making the most, ah, hello richard. yes, bird in europe, the listening post where we dig into the coverage and examine how news is reported . on monday, the philippines will elect a new president for the past 6 years. the country of 110000000 has been led by rodrigo, do territory. and authoritarian who has incited violence against journalists who dared to criticize his policies such as his so called war on drugs. and the thousands of filipinos killed as a result to tear k is not running the constitutional limits, presidents to one term in office. but monday's vote is partly a referendum on his legacy. it is also an appraisal of his idle ferdinand, marco's the dictator who ruled the archipelago for 2 decades until the mid 19 eighties. because the front runner is ferdinand marco's junior and to tear to his daughter is running for vice president. thanks to a social media strategy that majors and disinformation. marcos junior as a head in the pause, leading many filipinos to

because right now, as of and ukraine are useful to the geo politics of the west. and if you know, if truth gets in the way of that too bad, it's despicable. that's what can now to an early story at russia, claiming it is repelled and if it, by ukraine military to retake an island and the black sea, we can get more on this. not more correspond that remind calls us we're mom. good to see you. what we know so far about this oh, well, according to the russian defense ministry statement, so just to sum up, the entire statement is that the ukraine has sent their soldiers on a suicide mission and nothing short of that. of the last 3 days, ukraine lost at least a 30 unmanned aerial vehicles. and that 9 of those a were a turkish made by rex r. o. all of these a you ease were used by key of, according to the russian defense ministry. ah, as a p r stunt it designed to capture the island alpha was mean they on the 9th of may, which is a sacred victory day for all russians. now, according to the vents ministry, this did not working. furthermore, they report that sir. and anoth

the united states is blowing the economic geo-economic component of europe into its geopolitical politicalnited states is cynical. telling everyone that they are fighting for globalization for the global economy. in fact, they are destroying the very benefits of globalization, from which, from their point of view, they began to bring. uh, it became more beneficial not for them to go, but for developing countries, including such advanced ones as china india russia therefore, from my point of view, the united states, uh, were looking for ways to close this model of globalization to close development opportunities for dozens and dozens of states. especially. for those who made a very strong breakthrough in the last 20 years, they were not given this opportunity, and now they are trying, but to write off everything on russia. in fact, they are closing this model. e this model of globalization. i would say that on in the west, uh, there are two such schools of political science, the main ideas, uh, liberal and the so -called realist, and in recent years there has been a struggle between them, u

if none of 9 countries feel this geo political change is necessarily a bad thing. she ever attempts the al jazeera washington, katrina, you has reaction now from aging. well, aging has been very angry at these comments. it's hit back at blink and speech, saying that it does demonstrate the cold, who or there are some mentality. and while washington says it's not trying to contain china, it's actions and it's was prove otherwise. and when been chinese foreign ministry, spokes person on friday said that these comments are smearing china. that he imply that they are hypocritical, that the u. s. wild portraying china as a rule breaker as a threat to regional and global world order. the u. s. itself doesn't necessarily follow all international laws and what the u. s. really wants is not the china to abide by international norms, ought to follow us norms and to follow a us lead order. now, beijing has also mentioned the importance of taiwan, saying that this is really the cornerstone of the china us relationship. and he said that while washington says on paper, it does a

understands the benefits of geo economic location of the eurasian economic union in addition, it is impossible to ignore the potential of our 180 million consumer market. i propose to implement these measures within 12 months, the work can be built, in our opinion, within the framework of a high-level working group led by a profile member of the minister of the collegium of the eurasian economic commission, the interim report of the working group is proposed to be considered in december this year, the second in this difficult time of particular relevance acquires a question of expansion and deepening economic cooperation with third countries and integration intoxications. i already spoke about this at the meeting of the supreme council in october last year. this direction was also identified as one of the priorities of the kazakh chairmanship. in the bodies of the eurasian economic union at the end of last year, a memorandum was signed, and we should reach mutual understanding with the shanghai cooperation organization. in my opinion , as soon as possible to transfer the work to a practical tr

geo-gynecology, so rehabilitation, too , is now gaining momentum in the context of our country by regions, the most demanded is the border area of ​​the brest region. e, gomel region. eh, well naturally, the city of minsk 14 belarusian antarctic expedition completed polar explorers returned to their homeland. this trip turned out to be the longest 185 days 12 scientists spent on the southern continent during this time 10 scientific tasks were completed among them and several developed by institutes and organizations of the national academy of sciences . in addition, two major international projects were implemented, the belarusian-turkish project to study the behavior of microplastics in the paleographic together with german colleagues also performed a number of engineering and technical work to prepare the station for the reception of polar explorers for a year-round stay. unique work has been carried out in the scientific direction now from antarctica. for the first time in the history of the conquest of the continent, our specialists transmit information from an automatic meteorologica

did they miss the initiative of our geo-economic activity, right?e announced the transition to ruble settlements for one of the main assets energy assets of today's world in terms of gas, but we obviously had the initiative completely. but now we have it or we missed it. uh, giving us the opportunity to draw ourselves into the discussion, when we switch to rubles, how do we switch? yes, with whom we are switching to rubles, but yes 14 well, let's see, for now. goodbye, bulgaria poland, they will be able to hedge through other countries, but after all, the initiative, it’s not only for gas, we have a number of assets that could be transferred to e, ruble settlements for gas. well for example, coal. well, for example, energy uranus well, for example, the forest. yes, you can start a lot of things titanium and so on in this sense, of course, in which i agree holy comrade. i still do n't agree with everything. recognize, right? ah, it's that we have a really strong mood. uh, in favor of that sooner or later fuss. no, some new normal. uh, the new normal

continent in relations with the united states, but the outcome of this big geo -economic geopoliticalis still being decided on earth. e on the land of donbass and e. e. here e. this is the front-line situation that is developing there now. it will in many ways really dictate what happens. e. boris aleksandrovich rozhin is not in touch with us now , well, it happens when all of a sudden, uh, all the bridges at some point fly off, because it is a question. uh, such a rather complicated logistics, concerning donetsk and a number of other places, uh, but uh, zakhar, in your opinion, what is now the most significant of what is happening on the fronts of the special military operations in the donbass where you have repeatedly been just from here from there. in fact, i came again, and i also drove through the front line, and lugansk. and here our colleague came out. uh, shall we give him the floor or should i finish? well, let's say a few words, because when you are there, of course, but to be honest, you calm down on the one hand. there are, uh, with radical humanitarian issues. especially

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the largest country in the world what is happening means that the existence of russia as a central geotrategic power has become clear again and more no one can ignore it. that is, what happens is, in principle, everything that was discussed about the new world can get its own order based on new rules, because the old ones were too often rewritten for themselves, but it must be taken into account. the main ways and methods of struggle do not change. it is not just that a system of balances is created, no matter how it is called, offshore security threats. it is important here that they are not even conducting an embargo against us or not; it is important for us to understand ourselves . today we are no longer talking about foreign policy, world situation, which we will be able to influence only if the situation inside the country is stable, if society and the authorities trust each other and create together, if we remain strong on the part of the choice to extend it not only to the system that forms enterprises. well, for other organizations that do not yet have such a status, but have

the mayor had invited a group of local and geo leaders to his office to discuss the city's response tonflux of refugees. just a month ago, five weeks ago, poland was 120th when it came to countries supporting refugees, now we are the second in the world, and we might become the first in the world. warsaw is overwhelmed, we have more than 300,000 ukrainians in warsaw alone, and over 600,000 passed through my city, a city of 2 million. there are no refugees on the streets of polish cities because they're in our homes. people simply opened their hearts and opened their homes to our ukrainian friends. since the war began, zofia has been co—ordinating housing for refugees. her parents have opened up their home to a ukrainian family. it's a mix of polish and russian because i don't speak russian but i am trying to learn. they have been staying with my parents for two weeks and a half. they're from kharkiv, so kind of one of the worst places you can come from. they are less and less housing opportunities and more and more people coming, and also more and more people coming who don't know what

there will be an geos in the private sector as we try to bring a successful end to this atrocity. >> let me take this to senator cornyn. senator cardin mentioned the private-sector. one of our questions gets into the technical issues of what arsenal of democracy is going to mean. it will mean ramping up production lines of javelin missiles. i saw a note where president biden headed to one of the factories in the south that makes those missiles in coming days. we are tracking the atlantic council, the problems the stinker little lines were shut down and may have to be started up again. for the private sector to respond, we will take investment, support financially from the federal government, and congress, but this is what made the 1940s so successful. to the point where bombers were rolling off production lines 1 every hour. this is the measure of what the arsenal of democracy is. how do you think, senator cornyn, the u.s. congress will encourage private companies to ramp up these production lines that will be necessary to meet ukraine at defensive needs? >> first thing we need to do

that's how we made our presence known and conveyed our message to the poet geo over yummy, sasha will know that things are bad for the church, but we're here to get on the we're saving the church donita over here, so he did, he's ah me. ah me ah me, ah me, ah, ah me, that singer wasn't able to see past that illusion. it possibly even more than that. the indications of the threat single may be saw the. there was the future of the church because particularly lee in his time as pope he increasingly project to this image of a smaller sure, more fit from church. mm. opinion don't last very important aspect. and the spirituality of the legionaries is this kind of dualism between a society that has gone mad for what benedict, the 16th called the dictatorship of relativism. and the.

a nationalist that the main problem with our military and political position is that we are in full geo political isolation. and that however much we hate to admit that virtually the entire world is against us. let me see. and that's the situation we need to get out of threats in lab that we've got the mary, you, paul victory marx, a rare win for russia's military in his 3 month invasion of ukraine. but it could be short lived, finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. a quick look at some other news related to to the war and ukraine. russian soldier being tried for war crimes, as pleaded guilty. its 1st such case since the invasion prosecutor says it sends a clear message to those who commit war crimes that, that those who commit war crimes will not escape responsibility. the soldiers lawyer says he'll challenge the indictment. international criminal court is sending forensic experts and investigators to ukraine to probe possible crimes against humanity. western allies accused russia of

a nationalist that the main problem with our military and political position is that we are in full geo political isolation. and that however much we hate to admit us, that virtually the entire world is against us. let me see. and that's the situation we need to get out of flats in lab that we've had them. are you paul victory? marx, a rare win for russia's military in it's 3 months invasion of ukraine, but it could be short lived, finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. we asked our correspondent matthews bellinger in hot keith. what was likely to happen to the ukrainian soldiers being held by russian forces that are to say, what's most likely to happen. ukraine is still hoping for a prisoner exchange. um, and this is what we understand was the deal be in the be very beginning, but everybody is aware that this kind of deal is not worth a lot until it has happened. the reason why these for fighters half stayed so long in the steel works and why they have not surrendered, despite her ha

, no more titles will come and the team will use this momentum to become even more unstoppable when geo politics in the wake of the soviet union. what are russian schools today? more than 30 years ago, 15 soviet republics became independent states. with new freedoms, new conflict, and all dependencies the end of a superpower. the collapse of the soviet union. coming up on d, w. m, the power of sounds in from being a baby her to all day her melodies in with an insurance and i'll bring the secret off music and ah, 75 minutes on d w ah, she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d. w program online. d, w dot com highlights ah, a rear nitro spectacle, in an improved world. ah, the meeting of the loom whale sharks of the remote island of saint hulu. it is a testament to the quality of the islands waters. one of the many success stories from a bastion of biodiversity. seato starts may 20th on d, w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word, polish pinnacle rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him? a simple online on your mobile and fre

now, let's talk about in energy, secure it in european geo security. a, you know, in december if you want. but right now there's a war going on in russia, in ukraine, and we need to reduce the cash flow of mr. put in. and we do that with faxing russian oil, and then you can use that money to rebuild the ukraine. it to subsidize consumers a to a help in the ukranian refugees, whatever. but i think hydro doesn't mind change. one depends in 10 dependency to the other. i think that in the long run a weird we need to de carbonized, but we're not going through the carbon ice in a year. that's why the target is 2050. we need to assure any that we get to 2015 at 0. but in the meantime, we need to assure energy security and energy affordability. the world, the atmosphere doesn't care who's already got burned. right? but we care who's always got burned because there are some countries that if they sell oil and make a lot of money, they use that to attack other countries. that is a very expensive oil because you have to count the cost of oil and your cost of defe

assault on human rights in the city through a draconian measures such as the national security law. leon geo, hong kong democracy council saves in a new report. the result of being scrapped down is visible in the number of political prisoners in the city, 1014. this includes prominent activists such as joshua wong and media magnet jimmy lie. the n g o c s political arrests have increased in just 3 years. and convictions stand at 67 percent and joining enough more is kelly hall from the hong kong a free press, johnny kelly. there's more than a 1000 political detainees in hong kong right now. i mean with statistics like that, what is the message? beijing is sending one of the most high profile cases right now in full 47. pretty well known political figures. it is so $747.00 democrats, subversion case where the group, which includes a former law professor benny ty, after this, joshua wong from the law makers. i'm former district counselors. they been accused of taking part in a conspiracy to commit some version and or by being detained for over a year. they still haven't had a trial date yet, b

mm. geo politics in the wake of the soviet union. what are russians? goals today? more than 30 years ago, 15 soviet republics became independent states. with new freedoms, new conflict, and all dependencies the end of a superpower, the collapse of the soviet union. in 30 minutes on d w, a sex phone operator, her her master's thesis on the potato, raring to read a, not the turn on. well, it gets more would that there was from there. you don't you literature list 100 german screen with black female proteins, victory day parade in moscow. brought no sign that the war in ukraine is coming to an end. russia's leader floating his power and his weapons and blaming the way for his invasion. but will the west ever deal with him again? a question to ralph statement. social democrats, member of the german dogs who joined me this week from berlin or aim is not regime change or weakening one or the other countries. but get.

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. —— geo leaders.h ago, five weeks ago, poland was inaudible refugees, supporting them, second in the world, nowie office. we are overwhelmed, we have 300,000 warsaw alone, and over 600,000 in my city. there other people simply opening their hearts and opening their homes to our ukrainian friends. since the war began, sofia has been co—ordinating housing for refugees, they have open the home to a ukrainian family. it isa it is a mix of polish and russian because i don't speak russian because i don't speak russian but i am trying to learn. they have been staying with my parents for two weeks and a half. they are from one of the worst places you can come from. they are less and less housing opportunities, and more and more people coming and also more people coming and also more and more people coming who don't know what's next. it's impossible to find apartments for larger families these days, which are affordable for ukrainians. and, yes, they have no idea what to do here, where to send their children t

i go out in the main deficiency of our military. political position is that in a way we are in full geo political isolation. however much we would hate to admit this one that my, virtually the entire world is against us. and it's that situation that we need to get out of the lab that we had. and that interview was conducted monday night. it appeared on social media late tuesday. frank, is there any way that russia can get itself out of this position of geopolitical isolation as he described it? when you 1st is like a, you're not that he, his pro ration takes about 5 minutes. really interesting. and he also talked about you crated morale, cohesion, all the things we've been talking about now for weeks, the minimum games and so forth. but to come back to a question, because the sensible the sensible cause now to take for, for russia to declare some kind of victory. look, we got nevada, sir. we've taken my uncle. that is our objective and secure dom bus. going to stand on the defensive. we'll leave it up to the credit. what happens next? cost, that's not what's going to happen. unfortunate

i think it is a geo strategic division of the world that doesn't really fit to the world in 2022. the 141 countries who condemned this war of aggression of russia and ukraine . these are not western countries. these 141 countries make it clear that the international community has been attacked with this war in the global south, in the north and east and in the west. and we as the strongest industrialized countries among the democracies, which is what g 7 is for me, our partners sharing values. and we are massively in favor of the group of those who believe in an international rule of law. and many are the g. 20 partners are among this group but also indo pacific countries, though not all. and this is why it is so important that now not just as that we act not just as g 7, but that we act within the framework of g 20. and that is why my colleagues joined us by live link up. we were just in the u. s. and that shows how close the cooperation is there. we also talked about how in such a difficult situation, where it's a place that needs these kinds of for a, for discussion that we can

they are trying to develop a legal geo-underlying wire. excuse me. for god's sake. sorry.and somewhere i hear that supposedly they understand ours. what situation are we in? i'm not talking about the oligarchs. here we are, here we are, those who have earned. here is what they took away there, we take it away here and then these wonderful ones will reimburse us, if there was a redistribution of such a law they didn’t pass, and what will you change your apartment on the cote d’azur for? and i have a section. i'll build another house there as soon as you don't pay any bills. they have absolutely legal right. not just change the lock, but build your apartment for sale. auction, i was even a witness at a meeting of our house, when a guy from holland there for two years did not pay all these communal taxes and at the meeting. there were six people there, like four people voted what was needed for the auction, that is, the management company takes your apartment, sells it for nothing, practically, making up for their losses, they buy, of course, they themselves and that’s it, an

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