why we at war on want call for a global green new deal together with many movements across the global southadrian: but asad, who is going to pay for it? kenya's president has called for the establishment of a global green bank to assist developing nations as they try to mitigate the effects of climate change, without exacerbating their already unsustainable levels of debt. is that a good idea? is that not something that the world bank and the imf should be doing, for instance? asad: the problem is many of these national institutions such as the imf and world bank are dominated by rich country interests. and in fact, they have been overwhelmingly responsible for fueling much of the dirty development pathways they have locked in developing countries into. economic situations that say you have to open your economy, you cannot build resilience in your economy, you have to privatize everything. it's just a misguided and failed approach. i think what many developing country leaders, and it's not just the president of kenya, it is the prime minister of barbados, or the brazilian president lula, th

and it's — when we're looking at the global south and the global north because, you know, you sit at global north. so, you know, people won'tjust look at germany separately because — and — if they look at what's happening in the uk, for instance, they'll paint you all with the same brush. the uk climate watchdog, the climate change committee, has said — and its chair is the former environment minister in the ukjohn gummer, now lord deben, he has criticised the british government for approving new deep coal mines — the first in 30 years — plans for a new major oilfield off the coast of scotland. he says, "how can we ask countries in africa not "to develop oil? "how can we ask other nations not to expand their fossil fuel "production if we start doing it ourselves?" i mean, first of all, i think it's important to know that countries differentiate, so countries want to work with germany right now. we've — 66% of our electricity in may was generated by renewable energy. we did an mou last week with china, where we agreed to accelerate our implementation on of that. crosstalk. so, i know

no. ..the global south.they say, "oh, "when you need to find the trillions, "whether it's for the ukraine war, "which understandably is an awful tragedy, "or when you need to put strong floors in your economies to combat "the economic impact of covid, you come up with the trillions. "and yet when it comes to us for adaptation..." — because mitigation, of course, isn't so relevant for so many countries in the global south — "..it�*s not there." and when you look at private sector money, most of it goes into the global north and china. i'm with you and this is what we're working to change. we did a report last year with canada to look at this 100 billion — and what are the main problems? private sector mobilisation is not happening. so, that's why there was a summit last week. we'll see if the matching starts to happen more. access to finance is a key issue. we're working to make it more possible for small island states and countries to get access faster from the green climate fund. the multilateral developmen

successfully, you are setting the targets and not necessarily meeting them and we look at the global southe with these you know two groups, germany's part of the global more. so you know people won'tjust look at germany separately. if they look at what's happening in the uk, for instance, they will paint you all with the same brush. the uk climate watchdog the climate change committee has said and its chair is the former environment minister in the ukjohn gunbower board even, he says the british government has been criticised for approving a dick cole miles, the first of 30 years, plans for a new major oil field off the coast of scotland, he says how can we ask countries in africa not to develop oil, how can we ask other nations not to expand their fossil fuel production if we start doing it ourselves? i production if we start doing it ourselves?— ourselves? i mean, first of all, i ourselves? i mean, first of all. ithink— ourselves? i mean, first of all, i think it's _ ourselves? i mean, first of all, i think it's important . ourselves? i mean, first of| all, i think it's important to know

are you at all concerned that in the effort to win the battle of the global south that we are sometimes putting our principles aside to make sure they are on our side saying ukraine and china? sen. coons: the challenge of global leadership is to have and hold to core values, particularly human rights. despite our own real domestic challenges around this. and to engage with brazil, pakistan, countries in southeast asia. and recognize their challenges and privately, criticize and challenge each other. but frankly, we are also in a period of some needed humility. the president of kenya reached out to me after january 6 to say we would be happy to offer you election observers. i simply had to say thank you, i appreciate the offer. the number of conversations i had with leaders of other countries after january 6 where they looked at us and said, it is not so easy, is it? a little bit of humility is called for. democracy is hard. here and each other, educating each other. finding a path forward that we invigorates our democracy is the best response to that, not simply pounding on other countr

um because, you know, as, as we've heard it's, it's, it's been a reality in, in the global south, uh, for for some time and if you follow the news regularly on any given day, i mean, we're feeling it right now in europe, but on any given day at any time of year there's going to be, you know, a cyclone or some sort of extreme weather event often and most often in africa or uh asia and, and people here tend not to, to really pay attention. so i think, you know, it is also an opportunity and the question is, you know, for business in wealthy countries, how are they going to take advantage of this? as, as we heard, the car industry, particularly in europe, particularly in are they going to take advantage of this? as, as germany was very slow to recognize this opportunity to adapt are they going to take advantage of this? as, as to this change and they're still trying to catch up but you've seen other companies come out be it tesla or byd in china, a big electric car maker. um you know, take advantage of that and, and be very successful. so i think we shouldn't just focus on, on you know,

and in parts of the global south, they're talking about famine. is that something you could see happening? famine is unfortunately something that's been growing since the pandemic. you know, poverty levels, which have been declining globally, have actually stopped declining because of the effects of the pandemic, but also since then, the global inflation. and you're right, food inflation is so prevalent in these parts of the world, not only because food prices are going up, as we've been mentioning, but also because the cost of importing these have gone up so much. the cost of transporting and shipping these costs has gone up so much. and these... the global south are really struggling to get hold of dollars and hard currency. commodities and foods are pretty much always denominated in us dollars. and the fact that these countries are struggling to get hold of dollars in order to import this is really putting a strain on those economies. so i think the famine, i mean, governments will do what they can to try and avoid it. and this is exactly what i

in the global south, have a huge - india, countries in the global. irectly expose. to — their workforce exposed, directly expose, to heat _ their workforce exposed, directly expose, to heat and _ their workforce exposed, directly expose, to heat and other- their workforce exposed, directly expose, to heat and other forms| their workforce exposed, directly. expose, to heat and other forms of climate _ expose, to heat and other forms of climate impacts, _ expose, to heat and other forms of climate impacts, for— expose, to heat and other forms of climate impacts, for india, - expose, to heat and other forms of climate impacts, for india, 75%- expose, to heat and other forms of climate impacts, for india, 75% of. climate impacts, for india, 75% of the labour— climate impacts, for india, 75% of the labour force _ climate impacts, for india, 75% of the labour force in _ climate impacts, for india, 75% of the labour force in agricultural, . the labour force in agricultural, construction— the labour force in agricultural, construction or— the labour force in

, there were many very experts directly from the countries of the global south.l, i am not a newcomer to this topic, after all, i have visited ten countries and it seemed to me that i basically understood the internal situation of all countries well enough, but before that i had been . in fact, the matter is much more complicated. that is, we have very be realistic about what these countries can do, what they cannot do, and the problem really lies in their anti-westernism, which is the result of colonialism, is very strong in their minds, well, very strongly, yes. that is, it is part of their mentality and political culture, and it is because those ukrainians have a very strong feeling that russia is our uh, so we can't go anywhere without russia and the great russian culture . they have a lot strong anti-americanism yes, and that is why for them the concept of multipolarity, which russia and china defend and in their own interests, but the concept of multipolarity for the leaders of these countries. it is a natural concept, moreover, they constantly emphasize th

people are experiencing the impacts of climate change, which has been experienced by people in the global southglobal majority far longer than here in the north, there is a change of attitude. at the same time, we need to increase the understanding, we see floods on tv, we have to think of our climate footprints. and also for policymakers, they need to prepare for events beyond current records. enhancing the probability of extremes, planning should be nate on extremes. you also mentioned how the global north and south can cooperate, there must be solidarity, that is why we are doing campaigning in the u.k. for our government to put more climate finance on the table, to do more than usual. i think that is very important. even if at the household level, we understand we need to segregate our waste, or cut electricity use, that will not be enough. what is important is for the huge and historic interests to cut emissions, for corporations to stop profiting on the shoulders of people from the south, and with the impact on climate. those are important understandings that we need to come into. >> you

let me ut countries of the global south. me put that countries of the global south.h. do you think military grain exports are reasonable? i think military grain exports are reasonable?— think military grain exports are reasonable? ~' ~ , , ., reasonable? i think the key question here is actually _ reasonable? i think the key question here is actually much _ reasonable? i think the key question here is actually much more - here is actually much more commercial than military, and i think it is, where the international insurance industry still continue to ensure ships going into ukrainian points and taking grain back to trade on the world markets? —— to insure ships. and the chances are that prices will either escalate out of all proportion and make it... companies will simply not be prepared to pay those prices, or, in any case, companies will decide not to risk their ships. but any case, companies will decide not to risk their ships.— to risk their ships. but lord darroch. — to risk their ships. but lord darroch, the _ to risk their ships. but lord darroch, the impact

trump a full size invited on efforts and leaders as well as at least for the leaders from the global south leaders that currently it's the major a vision of bodies like the g $77.00 as in cat, a column of corporation console, and other such rece the bodies to the summit to interact with the exhibits. so i think bruce has always been a closer. we have been open to talk to before parties in the world. we do not distinguish between the north and south. we will talk to any entity that has the same vision for model. let me put the silver on it. well, we do not much to lice, lots of thoughts as well because as you know, the developing the conflict, 85 percent of the global population. and yet, we are on the margins of the decision making. there has been no reform, the united nation system, no reform of the security council, no reform of the bretton woods institutions. and that is one breaks is chopping and you find a new black to find the alternatives to the on the test and, and say, an ok, global governance institutions that exist today. but it's do not seek to become a governance because comme

so therefore, it makes more sense that we discuss more about the problems related to the global south and focus on shared interests. because the problems are far with the, the problems of the sources. the problems of lack of capacities visit are very similar in the countries in the global cells. so we need to share these best practices, infinity and also in what we're trying to address these problems. but despite mass from across the world engaging in close door sessions on key priority areas, to be included in the you 20 community inside to see that may not be one owing to differences over the war in ukraine. communicated remains a challenge ahead of the final g. 20 heads of states summit that mr. moody will host on the 9th and 10th of september. you has made its voice clear or multiple times. that is to set aside decisive issues. i'm focus on real issues that are leading toward, especially the open for boston. global south wasn't west, isn't assistance on housing. it's weight really thing was going to force a consensus based on cell phones of nations in y'all's role as a shower and

the global south isn't the rest of the global south, doesn't benefit from it, only you're the only europe. and that's why i keep coming back to it's about your more than it is about trying. and that we're being gasoline into believing that there's not a, there's not a, a negotiation that we can't have like are you all to and just like cargo for world, like we campus. second you all to is part of the world. we go, it will you go your way, although mine and we're all good, like we can do that, but we don't have the people in charge because those people are, we don't have donald trump in charge. donald trump would make that deal in a heartbeat. but he has many deposition as a person is a president, but he understands this part of the game. right. ok, joe biden doesn't understand what you have for breakfast this morning. he answers, i'll put him in power, and on that note we will leave the scrambled eggs and toast and say, thank your talent, go for such a great insight into what is going on on in the global economy. thank you tom. thank you. the so protecting the future value of any currency

the global south isn't the rest of the global south, doesn't benefit from it, only you're the only europe. and that's why it keeps coming back to it's about your more than it is about china and that we're being gasoline. it's a believing that there's not a, there's not a, a negotiation that we can't have like, are you all thought i'd just like cargo for world? like we campus, 2nd you all, that is part of the world. you go where you go, your way. i'll go mine and we're all good. like we can do that, but we don't have the people in charge because those people are, we don't have donald trump in charge. donald trump would make that deal in a heartbeat. but he has many deposition as a person is the president, but he understands this part of the game. right. okay, joe biden doesn't understand what you have for breakfast this morning as yourself put him in power and on that note where he will leave the scrambled eggs and toast and say thank your talent. go for such a great insight into what is going on on in the global economy. thank you tom. thank you. i the so protecting the future value of an

if the global south is going to look how carefully does china and japan as of us have to have in britain that 655000000 have to start removing belgium. lux, unplug island came, and these are the top ones shot, removing their us treasury bills. so they don't destroy themselves. and how, what time scale do you have a 2060 before people start putting things in countries other than the 60 like that'll be 2060, i think i think it's, it's before the end of this decade. 25 out of that. but, but no, no, 20 again, i mean we, we saw credit suisse, as you mentioned at the beginning. i mean, i is, is quite amazing how the circle mainstreamed corporate media. i've tried to make that population ignore some of the largest bank failures since 20 wait and in history. this yeah. how many more banks are going to go bust this year, then that alone to the dollar eyes ation, which will create your own nation for banking in the global south? yeah, it's the what they're doing. they're putting, they're putting lipstick on a pig in telling you it's a super model. so, i mean, has that ever worked in history? no, i

global south, that this goes on.south, that this goes on.— turkey, but for the global south, that this goes on. and how crucial is turkey in _ that this goes on. and how crucial is turkey in terms _ that this goes on. and how crucial is turkey in terms of _ that this goes on. and how crucial is turkey in terms of trying to - is turkey in terms of trying to broker some kind of understanding? i hate to use the word peace deal. but something like that. to end the conflict. turkey has been a nation that sort of sat on the fence. it has ties with russia is now meeting president zelensky.— president zelensky. well, i would not use the _ president zelensky. well, i would not use the term _ president zelensky. well, i would not use the term peace _ president zelensky. well, i would not use the term peace deal- president zelensky. well, i would i not use the term peace deal because we are still not there. first, we have to make sure that this is a sustainable and just peace, but in terms of support to president the lansky�*s

and the problem is the global south is already experiencing the climate crisis. now, maria chicago is a fashion designer in climate activists from the maybe a. she uses recycled materials for her designs and for political actions. these protests, banners against international energy giants, for example, are made from left over fabric. i've always used to say something just to make hard for the sake of saying it because it doesn't make sense . you know, i believe that access to the communicators, you know, just like ex of is the artist is one of the leading climate activists and a co founder of fridays for future in her country, which is separate from extreme drought for years. the activists are currently focusing their attention on a canadian oil giant pre kon africa, which plans to vet for oil and gas near the oaken van go delta, which could become polluted and dry out. even more. congo says the global south, which is already suffering disproportionately from the climate crisis, continues to be exploited and the countries of the globe are no to have been shoppin

and then you also mention about how the global north and south can corporate on these numbers be . so the that would be, there must be, there must be also, that's why we are doing the, the combining here with the u. k. for our government to put more of climate finance on the table to to do more than the new schwab and not the back track. what's gonna be to minutes? i think back is very, very important. because even if one of the household level, we understand that we need to segregate our waste, or we need to couple of electricity use or degrees and the present to use that will not be is because what is in port that is for the huge and historic give me those to cost emissions for corporations to stop profit thing um on the, on the shoulders of people from the south and also on the bus apply met. so i think those are the important understanding that we need to come in to start here. we just like i told him that about us and planning for extremes. bryant and catherine, you mentioned that at that time could be running out john, i want to ask you a question around global climate dynami

have to say a lot of things like that on machines and not only in india, but in general in the global souththis isolated situation, let's say , needs such efforts, also in asia . to what extent do you see real economic opportunities for us in general? there may not be enough labor force, we may have to apply for labor force in india , can you imagine a situation when uh, residents of india will go to ukraine to restore our economy if there are not enough ukrainian working years, you know already even as one of i talked about possible scenarios, of course, there were even people who even wanted to go to war, well, that is, there are even such attitudes and, er , we have- having this is what relations with india were like with the ussr and my father, who studied here at moscow state university, eh- he is a microbiologist, and let's say he is currently working with his microbiotechnologies and he was, by the way, also invited by investors here in india. i would say yes, and the workforce, and let's say people who want to work in india, and also investments and more such cultural relations. we

now a non governmental organization which campaigns on issues of developments in the global south. a very, very well and welcome to you. well, thanks for joining us today on inside story. john, let me start with you. we knew this was coming, but did it perhaps happen a little bit quicker than we expected? what do we want to say? the things that were saying and the purpose of the supporting it a quite consistent with the advice that we've seen on the on piece a site. um, the problem that we have facing, particularly in the northern hemisphere, is the damage to the north pole. the lack of ice is resulting in an almost woman and that we're getting the jet stream and resulting in patterns that locked in where the pads during the summer particular. and the system patterns we play rock and scars. and it's all like lines that are delivering, delivering new st wise. i'm one of the problem that was say the how the system trusts which of the makes sitting next to they say why, where are we saying the assistant stalls and very heavy ryan bowl and saw these type of ship side by side way sittin

the iranians on a keen on developing south south informations, especially now that the global south is on the rise there, you know, missed opportunities for both the room and these countries. the sapient here in moscow, and this is on the international with the very latest. we'll need the sound that we start with the events of the hour and nato summit in vilnius, which ukraine's president's headed into with hopes of at least a roadmap to joseph. a slew of quotes for messages from the block secretary done together. this is a strong message, political message system, political message there is that a d and a stronger message from they don't strong united. i'm posted to measure the dimensions, the membership for a range. this is a bolts about the path forward for membership, but also about the most human impulse and practice military support. because that's in ukraine. when this war i'm just making sure that you can provide. so some sort of independence nation. there's no membership issues to be discussed. there's messages are nothing more about the same old statements that we've heard. t

that is, everyone is talking about the grain that is needed to stabilize the countries of the global southso that, in principle, the world food markets do not fluctuate and, accordingly, do not put pressure on , including the european ones. banking companies engaged in agriculture were not sanctioned precisely because the europeans and americans did not want to create a jump in these prices that happened and now they are creeping up again, but for russia it is possible on the one hand to earn more . give benefits that they want to push - this is an exemption from the sanctions of several banks there campaigns and forcing ukraine to export ammonia through a steel pipeline, that is, in fact, they want to destroy at least a little bit of the sanctions system in order to later develop success by blackmailing it with these things or some other things, to destroy the sanctions front in relation to them, that is, it is profitable for them, which is something else, which means the continuation of the blockade and, of course, the destruction of the ukrainian infrastructure, and by nightfall they at

the global south, they are becoming more and more relevant, as is the memory of the african peoples, and friendship in the soviet union , all the details of the summit held by our correspondent nikolai bulkin . to me i like your pace you are a hardworking person african continent is a bright mosaic of the country and every conversation of politicians about new projects was also going into a common mosaic of mutually beneficial cooperation. what a huge potential, and it is growing, and at a very fast pace , exponentially, there are already one and a half billion people in africa, and this is very young, the population is growing very quickly at a slow pace. well, everyone knows very well that the african continent is rich in mineral resources. so there are some countries in asia, in fact, their own africa's reserves on the african continent a third of all world resources, manganese chromium rare earth metals. only a few percent have been mastered. forgotten after the collapse of the ussr, joint plans with africa. the locals decided to revive them at the wel mospel forum. alimusin. the

and the global south partners, samples are taking steps towards shifting away from trading in dollars, doing international finance, on trends on using the chinese you want to pay for oil imports from russia. and so is neighboring pack is done already. this is saudi arabia, a top oil producing nation officially agreed to trade crude oil and non dollar payments off the decades of being pegs to the greenback. come most about india is full, not foreign secretary on basset essays, new delhi is said to be moving towards the dollar lines. ation with results. so ready evidence a farm. but as the other, they made a statement to the effect that the india will be indian, govern, see in international phase. and we find that, for example, an agreement on unified payments interface system will be single and be now assigned with the you a. we have time to do that with more and more countries we have signed it in a very limited way. this has been the agenda for a long time. what is called the doctor that exists and it says long term agenda. i can't be implemented the overnight. no. but never the less

apprehend bracey volumes of a keen on developing south south relations, especially now that the global south is on the rise there, you know, missed opportunities for both the run and these countries, the, it's 10 pm hearing must go in this is all to international within the very latest world news update is good to happy with. that was stalled with p. s. discipline in this away, the way you cranes, president headed with hopes of at least of both not to joining the blog but has instead received his lines and his chief. and so together, this is a strong message, political message system. political message there is, there would be a stronger message from they don't strong united, i'm positive message to your credit card, and this is a message on the forward for a membership for the strongest and most united message. this is both about the path forward for membership, but also about the most human impulse and practice military support. because unless we ensure that's in ukraine, that ukraine providing. so some sort of information, there's no membership issue to be discussed. there's messages are

it is important for president erdoğan in the sense of influence on the region of the global south.tions for escorting convoys. however, ukraine is still considered risky in turkey because no one wants an open confrontation with russia. i think that there will be closed and open negotiations at different levels in order to use the diplomatic and economic power of turkey to force russia to return at least partially here's to the agreement, eh, as for the actual thing exchange of statements between the ministries of defense of the russian federation and our country, i would just like to remind you that on july 19, the ministry of defense of the russian federation announced that all ships, regardless of flag, that will go to the ukrainian partisans in the north on july 20 will be considered by russia as involved in a military conflict . can't be secured either sorry for already tautology after that, the russian federation resorts to the following statement, the russian federation's statement about shipping in the black sea concerns requests to inspect vessels if necessary to see what k

meeting solely because putin is blocking the supply of ukrainian grain to the countries of the global south, and this creates absolutely logical questions for the world community, how long will the world wait for putin to blackmail the whole world with food, or how long will the world watch the russian federation's presence in the black sea near the shores of the ukrainian state and not only the shores of the ukrainian state, and this question is also for the united nations, this is a question for turkey, because turkey has enough strength and opportunities to make and support the ukrainian grain corridor, it is possible, it is possible that rejekto and erdogan, the president of turkey, will dare to take such a step. although erdogan, as a real politician, is trying to find a compromise with putin and the pirate putin, he promises that during the next meeting of erdogan and putin in turkey, they will talk, including about the restoration of the grain agreement . but the world simply understands that putin has a nuclear button and he understands and the world understands that putin can use n

the second point is the global south itself. putin was aware that the countries of the global rooster could consider him responsible for what is not happening where, uh, uh, product nominations, prices are rising, but russia started talking about withdrawing from the agreement just a few weeks after its it was achieved why it did not work out again, really thanking rodogan and not even erdogan, i will tell you christina and his choice of president, russia was interested in the fact that bardakan won because she believed that any other winner before the presidential elections of turkey would be closer to the united states than erdogan, after cardigan won it was obvious that the agreement would not be extended by the way, even before the elections, they said that this was most likely the last moment for erdogan, by and large, just speculating about the elections when he talks is with putin to things he says. what do you want to frame me? it looks like this, and russia continued for three months. then for another three months, it di

full size invited to mall and efforts and leaders as well as at least for the leaders from the global south leaders that currently a major regional bodies like the g 77 k calling with the corporation console and other such rece the bodies to the summit to interact with the, the, this is hard so i think bridge has always been info. so we have been open to call you before you walk using the word piece. you can be there not distinguish between the north and south. we'll talk to any entity that has the same vision for model. let me put the silver on that. well, we do not much the lice, large parts of the world because as you know, the developing lower the cost, what 85 percent of the population. and yet we are on the margins of the decision making that has been no reform of the united based system. no reform of the security comes or no reform of the bretton woods. it's a fusion. and that is one breaks is charting and you find a new black to find or tentative that would be unjust and unsaid and ok. global governments. institutions that exist today which did not seek to become a governance. ethan

of the president's delegation station. pumping south south formations, especially now that the global south is upon the rise. they're enormous opportunities for both the run and these countries, the good evening from moscow. this is our t international with the latest and world news today. i'm for your allies about glad to have you with us. we begin with the events of the, our nato summit and build this which ukraine's president headed into with hopes of at least a road map to join the block. but as instead only receive this from the blocks secretary general. so put together, this is a strong message, political message, just on a stronger message from they don't strong message to ukraine. we only unite the message, a message on the form for a membership, for a race. this is a bolts about the path forward of the most human impulse and talk this military support. because of this, we ensure that ukraine, when this meeting, so some sort of information, there's no membership issue to be discussed. there's messages are nothing more about the same old statements that we've heard and statements tha

especially now that set the global south is on the rise there, you know, missed opportunities for both the ron and instead of sticking to traditional partners of the past century. the ronnie and square that this, the west was the center of attention. the writings are looking to be much more global. and now that we have the north south core door between the ron and russian being develop can you actually can be a key partner that can link to the link to russia. the caucus is central asia, through iran, the 2 sites in can you have achieved a agreements on imports and exports. iran will be exporting the trucks, pickup trucks to can yeah. and it will be receiving agricultural goods and in return and the sheer amount of a potential that exists in you, you band, for example, very beautiful country that we are in currently can. yeah. and also is in, by the way, which the delegation will go to tomorrow. you ryan, can import many of its products from these countries, which are the 40 ron. but also since you run has the ability to export to these countries, it's much more preferable than western

this ad in the end goal will foster even more growth in the global south. as we know, the rigs country now is already and larger, has a larger share of the global g, d, p, and g 7 countries. and that trend will continue a big trend indeed, our take contributor carl vaal. thank you very much. thank you. our to, we'll be covering the russia africa summit in st. petersburg later this week. and bring you all the latest updates from the forum. stay tuned. the variable has officially gone digital as president boon had signed a law to propel the russian currency into a new financial dimension. moscow says the digital rubel will function as a 3rd form of the currency along side cash and contact those payments. the new type of rouble will be issued by rushes, central bank. all transactions start to be held via a special non internet platform. the digital currency is aimed at bringing russian citizens and enterprises the potential for boosting cross border payments. the russian business community has already endorsed the digital rubel saying it could help decrease co

because, you know, as, as we've heard, it's, it's, it's been a reality in, in the global south for it for some time. and if you follow the news regularly on any given day, i mean, we're feeling it right now in europe. but on any given day, at any time of year, there's going to be, you know, side clone or some sort of extreme weather event often and most often in africa or asia and people here, 10 not to really pay attention. so i think, you know, it is also an opportunity and the question is, you know, for business in wealthy countries, how are they going to take advantage of this is as we heard the car industry, particularly in europe, particularly in germany, was very slow to recognize this opportunity to adapt to this change and they're still trying to catch up, but you've seen other companies come out via the tesla were b y d in china, big electric car maker, you know, take advantage of that and be very successful. so i think we shouldn't just focus on, on the positive when having these discussions because there are opportunities there as well. we have time for a very quick last r

static age, the running into a keen on developing south south relations, especially now that the global south is on the rise there, you know, missed opportunity volume and these countries, the un here in moscow, and this is all the international with the latest world news updates. it's good to have you with us. now, we start with kids disappointments. i have an outcome of the nato, some within miscellaneous way ukraine's president headed with hopes of belief. ok, but has instead received a slew of vague promises from the airlines and his chief. and so put together the typical message song, political message there is that a d and a stronger message from they don't strong united, i'm positive message to ukraine. we only unite the message, a message on the form for a membership, the most do not the message. this is a bolts about the path forward for membership, but also about the most human impulse and talk this military support because owns us, we ensure that's in ukraine. when this more under to ensure that your crank pervades so so, so really in the bunk nation there's no membership issue to

that is, everyone is talking about the grain that is needed to stabilize the countries of the global southso that, in principle, the world food markets do not fluctuate and , accordingly, do not put pressure on the european ones, let's say so, that is, the focus of attention has already shifted to the second point. this is the fact that, in fact, sanctions were not applied to the russian companies of banks, which are engaged in agriculture, precisely because the europeans and americans did not want to create a jump in these prices, which happened. and now, again, they are creeping up a bit, but for russia it is possible, on the one hand, to earn more. by the way, russians earned 70% more on the same fertilizers than last year, thanks to this unstable situation. one beneficial to the russian federation, the other you guess what they are they want to sell this exemption from the sanctions of several banks there, companies and the forcing of ukraine to export ammonia through a wire from tolyatti, that is, in fact, they want to destroy at least a little of the sanctions system. in order to lat