the answer to the needs of all countries of the law of africa and the entire global south. yes, of course, to fully benefit from global trade and investment without trade and without investment. our economies cannot succeed and the living conditions of our peoples cannot improve within the african continent. we are sure, that all resources should be used for the development of all peoples. it is with these opportunities that africa looks to the brix partnership to realize all funding opportunities. this is one of the main parts of the vision of the new development bank. he has played a leading role in enhancing the life of the global south's resilience in bringing injustice to the global financial systems. say, and in order to strengthen the national currencies brix, we must reform the economic financial political multilateral trading systems in order to create favorable conditions for fair trade, many countries in the global south are striving to progress in the industrialization, technological development , and innovation of the digital economy. however, they do not get al

the so-called global south. what. might that look like in practice? supremacy alongside other powers as well. we don't really— other powers as well. we don't really have a very clear criteria which — really have a very clear criteria which country we consider being brics— which country we consider being brics and — which country we consider being brics and which is not. we can't really— brics and which is not. we can't really pass— brics and which is not. we can't really pass anyjudgment on what this organisation is really for. clearly— this organisation is really for. clearly being anti—western alone is not enough to rally the developing world and now is a you of would—be members forms, these masters of the future face an identity crisis to define notjust the negative, what they are against, but what the new truly multipolar world can be. joining me now in the studio to discuss the brics alliance and the importance of it, is cindy yu, host of the spectator�*s chinese whispers podcast, live from the summit in south africa is eurasia group senior analy

are being developed when the country of the global is called this format of the country of the global south and the question arises as to what is the whole proposition of this format and of these activations what do i want achieve ukraine using this format and this platform and what the countries of the global south want to see, what are they interested in, perhaps precisely because all the previous plans of the outline looked very unpleasant for ukraine or simply, well, for zelenskyi, yes, this is our plan yes yes and these are their plans with their selfish interests to a certain extent i am the only one about what in this context i can say, well, when there are many plans, there is no quality in quantity . - there are various peace proposals of ukraine of the global south, although there is actually a main player who can manipulate it, it is china, which can influence brazil and african countries, and on the other hand, we need a dialogue with the countries of the global south , and this dialogue started in a few months that's why. by the way, there was a visit of our president to saudi

and what the anti global south, what does that go back in russia? thinking when it comes to the rest, your ukraine situation isn't, isn't there a panel? the 1st of all, i don't think the global south is backing russia. i don't have any regard particularly for you or for me or anybody sitting in comfortable places like we both are right now. the global south makes up his own mind based on his own intro. lou is being on this program. he's the president of brazil, and he clearly doesn't like the way the united states did to him on con is being on the show. he, he said it was a washing and cooling that over through him. we've had pretty major people from the global south on the show. you're making separate points. your original point was, are supporting russia, which is nonsense and you don't know, let's just get back. it's a nonsense and you know what, what they, what they don't support necessarily as our interpretation of why the war began. and they don't necessarily want the war to be settled on the terms. we propose that they don't like the war and

we've had pretty major people from the global south on this show. you're making separate points, your original point was, are supporting russia, which is nonsense. and you don't know, let's just get back. it's a nonsense and you know, it was what they, what they don't support necessarily as our interpretation of why the war began. and they don't necessarily want the war to be settled on the terms we propose that they don't like the war and they're not happy about what boot is gone. most of the ones i know now we're talking about a 150 countries. so obviously we can't generalize too far, but my, my central point on this issue is that you are right to say we can't just presume that this war is going to be wound up on terms that we insist upon or even presidents the landscape. what's, what go to do with the united states and tool? this is a war in your world. i mean, a powerful blowing of the georgia dream. why, why does the united states feel it has anything to do with what's happening in your what's it going to do with you or the united state? you he

so uh about this idea of ​​the global south about it uh about him as an opponent of the globalth or the collective west uh and this global south which is very reserved about the russian-ukrainian war and er, to a large extent, er retains its s- traditional relations with russia, for this global south, bricks is such a point of attraction for today, and the 40 countries you mentioned are a sign of that, well, there is no drama in our conversation with you why, because in your previous statements, the words were exactly identical to my words. that this is something completely frivolous when the editors and i are preparing a program and they say well , they are talking about some kind of common currency. when they say a quarter of the world's economy is the global south it's over there india and china and brazil and so on i say well listen more than half is the global west besides that it's more than half it's also the latest cutting edge technology it's breakthrough science it's vertical so-called agriculture is the 22nd century. and here i am asking about some guinea-bissau. i a

so why not just ignore your, a, a and then they do a nation powers that many in the global south believer being responsible for. so much killing and destruction over these past years and trade between africa, latin american, southeast asia, and the non washington, the line global countries of east asia as the war options the better. so you should exclude the exports and well, they're the ones excluding and fans. sure. but at the same time, i think if you look at china, you see the routes of the past years. the emphasis has shifted in terms of the growth paradigm away from exports towards domestic demand for services and other drivers. and of course, domestic consumption. now for, for the going back years, these drivers of a, we can so, and there's a need, i think, for the chinese economy to we discover and explore and beyond the possibilities of using exports as you know, supporting force and who's thinking on the road and disregard bruce plus is, is a major asset because it opens up a large markets. the most out to china is exports. and these are the markets that are relatively closed in

those the global south, 13 trillion dollars in development and climate assistance. so actually the g 7 wouldn't be the g 7 is that they did use. well, the g 7 do is a daily us for deaf debt from the poor countries in the world, at a rate of $232000000000.00 a day in a refigured debt, but saving to call the trillions they owed for what they've done to the developing world countries, they wouldn't be g 7, they wouldn't be the 7 most powerful economic countries in the world. they'd be debt to even more designations than they are now. a. yeah, excellent point on the financial crisis of 2008. so this so called exclusive g 7 club, they invited ukraine to attend their summit this year. ukraine is not a member state, nor does it meet the economic bar for accession, not before the military operation and certainly not after. i mean, does this country even pass muster as an economic driver in the world? why was loaded? where's the once the invited to attend this year? oh, usually zelinski is a products of langley virginia and the military industrial complex in the united state

is that many in the global south believer being responsible for so much kidding and destruction over these past years and trade between africa, latin american, south, east asia, and the non washington, the line global countries of the east asia or the watches, the better. so you shouldn't exclude the exports and well, they're the ones excluding in france. sure. but at the same time, i think if you look at china, you see the routes of the past years. the emphasis has shifted in terms of the growth paradigm away from exports towards domestic demand for services and other drivers. and of course, domestic consumption. now for, for a variety of factors, these drivers of a week. and so, and there's a need, i think, for the chinese economy to we discover and explore the possibilities of using exports as you know, as a waiting force and boosting economic wrote and disregard. bruce plus is, is a major asset because it opens up large markets. the global south to china is exports, and these are the markets that are relatively closed in terms of the levels of import duties. at the same time. the

today, while the global south prepares for the brick summons of africa fighting in ukraine, sees the usa and then i'll give a crisis with both china and russia and let alone most of the world is represented by population that the un, which you refuse to condemn. what russia sees as the existential threat of nato, probably shortly after the us defeated enough count as done is a new book, military history for the modern strategist, america's major was since 18. 61. it's also dr. michael o'hanlon, senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c i a joins me now from washington, dc. a. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say your book makes it very hard for joining this because the scope is massive. as co director of the brookings advocate, security initiative, you will click fluids on events in the shad. my understanding is it's the largest c i a base in the world. i get as base 201. i don't know, 500000000000. don't how many millions of dollars it means, the ba

you talk 1st of all about the global south and i agree with your focus on that area. but as you know, that's a catch all term for many different regions. you're sitting in a region which as you know, better than i has been disheartened by american this engagement for a period or perceived this i'm not sure about that. you know, the saudi embassy just opened into ron, in the past. you know, a few days i'm, well, i'm happy about that myself. so i don't see this all in narrow, you know, pro us pro china pro, sorry, pro ron terms. i think that relationship should improve for the betterment of the region, but a lot of most of the middle east, experts scholars and diplomats that i interact with have regretted the rapid american disengagement from the broader middle east in afghanistan in 2021. we only had about 5000 u. s. military personnel on the ground. that was not what was producing a trillion dollar price tags. those were the price tags associated with the big difference of yesteryear of so yes, in afghanistan discussion is certainly worth having. and i understand the

the global south will ask this request of the global south, what program will you offer us?ited states offered us in the nineties did not suit us and the global south responded to this. take the complete failure of the wto, or before the hassian round, it was who came forward from the side of the global south, they were not satisfied with the conditions that you set by the same seven, here are the leading states, therefore for our countries, it is now very important to determine this, and for our country it is even more important, because now we will form more tasks and it will be necessary to propose this program, because the next brix itself will take place here in kazan and this issue will be discussed will be discussed in october, for example, when at the third summit of the e-belt of one path the paths to wear an umbrella meet and i think that the brix leaders will catch up we will meet again, most likely we will meet in new delhi, however, then grandfather will also come to sleep, apparently, today they announced sullivan said that no kavalla would go there, by the way

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

decisions were made that the event will reduce the influence of china on the countries of the global south , a fund was created there, it is not just words , or a declaration, a fund was created there 600 billion e-e aid to these countries of the global rooster in order to reduce the influence of china on them and so that they still adhere to the formula of peace of western e-ukraine and the west. the second point is the very change in relations between the united states and their partners and china on june 29, we saw a change in the bilateral relations between the eu and china. the main points that were made after the adoption of the new concept of the european union for cooperation with china were derisking and diversification of relations, that is, they will no longer rely unilaterally on trade on the chinese market and on trade with china plus de-risking - this means a reduction of this sharp ac- risk, and this means that they will shift emphasis on the development of bilateral relations with countries that are located on the perimeter of china in order to to balance these er-er chines

of the global south, to put - 40 years with the leading countries of the global south, to put them i where they feel - this position where they feel comfortable _ this position where they feel comfortable or— this position where they feel comfortable or appear- this position where they feel comfortable or appear to i this position where they feell comfortable or appear to feel reasonably— comfortable or appear to feel reasonably comfortable i comfortable or appear to feel. reasonably comfortable aligning themselves_ reasonably comfortable aligning themselves with _ reasonably comfortable aligning themselves with russia - reasonably comfortable aligning themselves with russia and - reasonably comfortable aligning i themselves with russia and china, bil themselves with russia and china, big failures — themselves with russia and china, big failures of _ themselves with russia and china, big failures of policy _ themselves with russia and china, big failures of policy there. - themselves with russia and china, big failures of policy there. and . big failures of policy there. and you put—

but the economies of the global south at that one of the g 7 actually do try and make people suffer. yeah. rest in peace. she said, yeah, well there is talk of japan joining nato as well. and last i checked, japan was still in the pacific. and now one of the rules of membership or accession into g 7 is that your economy has to be capitalistic. but given china is obvious, economic gains under a communist government. the last 40 plus years and, and by many various measures, has become the number one economy in the world. when it behooves the g 7 to revise its rules to joining this unofficial club. but even if they did, do you think china would even care to join? isaac, china would want to join the g 7 would have given that it's not even answering jo biden's phone calls about any kind of symmetry. every time the state department spokesman is danny press going with this is us. when are you gonna have that meeting with the chinese? what does that spite balloon story destroy relations approximately between the united states and the world's largest creator of goods in the world, superpower

so we need to note that the global south beach and this is, that's the biggest vehicle. that is, all you get to become a source of sustainability, is this process, is there's a need or create a new financing model to promote these projects. so all which is involved in the that's the stores you may have despite this is previous, including the renewable energy projects is on. now are the jump ropes from that us, but said use it to look, celebrate trio integration and help us expand partnerships with a global self to multilateral part of such as the asian infrastructure investment bank. the asian development bank. these lumnick development bank 40 example. so we stopped dead and the new developers bank that boosted you would have to either buy who's among others, play a strategic cro in the progress towards a farrah video, the more inclusive, the international orders. it is a of the new development bank because access to these developers bank created by developing economies, you want to kind of to the benefit of developing economies that, ah, priorities are aligned with the

increasing mutual trust and confidence. briggs contribution to the development of the countries of the global south. and in shoes and more global endeavored to achieve sustainable growth. each of the current 5 member states of bricks has contributed to deepening such corporation. now, this initiative fibrex to try to devise the joints. new currency will practically render us sanctions against one and effective as everyone will no longer have to wait for the united states to allow it to engage in the global trade. so using this new uh, currency vibrates. can um, paved the way for a want to come back to the global trade. everyone can also offer a lot to break here. one is one of the largest oil and gas producers in the world. so get one also is located on a very strategic a geopolitical situation you want is located on this international north south plaza, the corridor which links a washer and eastern europe all the way to india, pakistan, the persian gulf literal states and east asia. so this is the strategic corridor which passes to iran can offer a lot of transit and tries of transport opportuniti

a great argumentation to encourage the same chinese and indians to join the brazilians if the global south so on and so on and so on , there are forces of the ukrainian delegation that will go there. the effect of e-e well, sms-ki, i call it that when you can calmly e-e write 10 words to one of your counterparties , ask for support, explain your position , and so on. that is, it works today , official notes, statements, letters, and the like. it already exists or it cannot be done, but it does not work as a main element, will our delegation be able to do it, or will it be so effective there? hm, i can’t say about it because , by the way, i don’t know about the composition of this delegation, except what it has will lead the fair, that's why it's difficult for me to assess how effective it can be, but i know from experience that preparations for such meetings are very serious, well in advance of this meeting, and bilateral contacts are made through the embassy or through some er there, let's say from er centers of international organizations in the same er in new york there or in vienna or

and trade between the african latin american south east asia and the non washington. the line global countries of the east asia of the options, the better, so you shouldn't exclude the exports and well, they're the ones excluding in france. sure. but at the same time, i think if you look at china, you see the routes of the past years. the emphasis has shifted in terms of the role of i'm away from exports towards domestic demand for services and other drivers. and of course, domestic consumption. now for, for a variety of factors, these drivers of a, we can some, well, and there's a need, i think, for the chinese economy to we discover and explore the possibilities of using exports as you know, as a waiting force and who's staying economic wrote and disregard bruce plus is, is a major asset because it opens up a large markets, global style to china is exports. and these are the markets that are making we closed in terms of the levels of import duties. at the same time. these are the markets that have uh, significantly higher growth rates than those of the developed economy. so i think

kicked off with the leaders of south africa, brazil and india calling for a shakeup of the international economic system. >> we require a fundamental reform of the globalinancial institutions so that they can be more agile and responsive to the challenges facing developing economies. reporter: ahead of the summit, host country south africa welcome to china's president, xi jinping -- welcomed china's president, xi jinping. china has invested massively in africa's infrastructure. >> we appreciate what they have done. there is a lot we have seen right now in kenya. a lot of development. we like it. reporter: the alliance's goal is a multipolar world that is not dominated by the west. experts say western industrialized countries will have to change. >> realizing the colonial power is inferior. reporter: vladimir putin took part only via video link. expanding the block to let new countries join is high on the agenda but members do not agree on how to do that and what criteria they should use. western countries may have to prepare for change. >> the codirector of the brics research group was asked about the most pressing issues at the summit. >> certainly, t

he dwelled on the issue of delarization of the economy and the supply of russian grain to the global southh africa report by elizaveta khramtsova. in beijing, new delhi and brazil , the temperature is over plus 30, yes, and in moscow in the mornings it’s not as cold now as johannesburg in south africa is winter and dancers who greet guests immediately after departure delegations rush to the aerol building to warm up the fifteenth unification summit, which includes brazil russia india china and south africa for the first time in three years. in the face-to-face format , security measures, as expected, are reinforced by fighter jets over the city center. on the first day of the summit, they talk a lot about business on business. the council has already discussed the prospect of creating a common currency, and most importantly, the rejection of instruments that are no longer reliable, there is no talk of gradually moving away from the dollar, which vladimir putin called irreversible more strangely, associations in which more than 3 billion people live have reached almost 26% of world gdp. and

the global south makes up his own mind based on his own intro. lou is being on this program. he's president of brazil. and he clearly doesn't like the way the united states did to him on con is being on the show. he, he said it was a washington coup that over through him, we've had pretty major people from the global south on this show, you're making separate points. your original flight was there supporting russia, which is nonsense, and you don't know, let's just get back. it's a nonsense and you know what, what they, what they don't support necessarily as our interpretation of why the war began. and they don't necessarily want the water to be settled on the terms we propose that they don't like the war and they're not happy about what food is done. most of the ones i know now we're talking about a 150 countries. so obviously we can't generalize too far, but my, my central point on this issue is that you are right to say we can't just presume that this war is going to be wound up on terms that we insist upon or even presidents the landscape. what's what go to do with me and

still, this while very mosaic, global south. of course we use this term.e i would allow myself to make one comparison, and uh, i repeat it again, the term global south reminds me of our term. remember our youth is andrey, in my opinion, socialist orientation. what was there only and someone was not there. characters. there were very different. yes, uh, a couple, then declared to be dictators. we are the same as the soviet union of leaders. they too had some time socialist orientation, let's not point fingers at some african leaders, therefore global. it is very mosaic, the global south is a mosaic of interests, and someone succeeds. well, what is called building relationships with this mosaic of interests. here we get it. we are russia, although at this summit it is represented only virtually, but nevertheless right now. yes, well, she is represented as a virtual leader, but nevertheless, after all, vladimirovich putin together is a person who can maintain relations with very conflicting leaders at the same time, and in this sense, this is management mosai

i don't them even about the interest of the countries of the global south and inclusion. now, the russian, deputy and bass are also emphasized that russia would be open to restarted the blacks the grand deal if the united states were willing to keep up. it's end of the bargain and both bill it's obligations and fulfill its promises to russia in order to keep the black sea grain deal. in fact, the reason the deal was cancelled was because the united states that new brand, new and port. ready were clearly violating the deal for military purposes. thanks. and i really appreciate the update of things again in, in finance, at the right. nobody will attend the upcoming brick summit in south africa in person. the pm's office confirmed his attendance off the week. so spent canadian, i'll see you in the cost for that one didn't trauma as the details as to why the gold indian prime minister means or more be and the solve off the can president has telephonic conversation. and this of course has been confirmed by the feel in thoughts, the bulk videos talk about the topics inside of c

so the plus that really going into details about how, you know, south africa views, at least the changing landscape in global affairs over the last decade. so if this is an opportunity for breaks, and let's just uh, from an south african point of view, but to all show africa alone with it. he spoke about the fact that there will be some 7000000000 people here in, on the continent of africa. and that is something that can be hand this, that it will take a lot of investments, particularly infrastructure investments in creating the single market, the africa, free trade agreement, pharmacist. and he also goes into further detail saying that the, the development bank furnace to the 7 existing, purely from a development perspective. but it really is there to serve a people to address the needs of the developing nations of the global south to to lift them out of the public key that these fil face. and i saw that those were really what really telling you in terms of way breaks was, but the tone in essence was really how the brakes uh heads of they've really differentiate themselves if you will, according throughout

the current conditions of hunger in many countries and deepening food insecurity throughout the global southevel dedicated to global food security, they were opened by us secretary of state anthony blinken , our correspondent iryna solomko followed the debate from the un headquarters in new york let's talk about it in more detail iryna i congratulate you, why is the current meeting important and what should we actually monitor, what was the essence of it greetings ostap, yes, the meeting was important , first of all, because of its topic, because for the first time in three years, the security council gathered to discuss the topic of hunger it is through the prism of conflicts, that is, hunger caused by conflicts in general, that is, the topic of fighting hunger and in this and food security is one of the priorities of the united states and the brothers in the un, they declared about this several years ago and from those almost every presidency they hold a series of powerful events devoted to this topic, and in principle even initiate certain practical steps and that is why , that is, this t

and here is the global south . and this is the thing.ussian hydrocarbons are the main component without it, russia will quickly slide down and he will report to putin and what if this initiative will get the necessary continuation. it can affect the diplomatic global position of moscow in the worst, not the worst way - this coincides with some telemovements that are sent on the one hand by moscow, this is what you did now , the demand for it. by the way, as i said, i believe that he did it and will return to him , he will give in more requests. казать а мягко провода толятия а-а Одесса i think there will be something else, they don't tell us, but i think that there will be something like that, a room , some sanctions, in my opinion, spare parts for technology , there is a household. friend, that the focus has shifted from the issue of local grains to be done taking into account the fact that, by the way, it is loaded and they go to the parties of ukraine. well, for now, like three . safe measures, this one will heat up this cargo ship un

the global south _ take on the west are bit more. tt2 global south doing about.ted by the pandemic and the sense of significant inequality in terms of vaccine distribution. that i sharpen the debate about their needs to be a more equitable governance in the world, and it is in that conflict and context, global institutions, that it and context, global institutions, thatitis and context, global institutions, that it is taking place.— that it is taking place. there has been talk of _ that it is taking place. there has been talk of other _ that it is taking place. there has been talk of other countries - that it is taking place. there has - been talk of other countries wanting to join the partnership been talk of other countries wanting tojoin the partnership because it seems a coveted club right now. i was looking at some other names, argentina, mexico, iran, saudi arabia. is likely the grouping could expand? arabia. is likely the grouping could exand? ~., ., arabia. is likely the grouping could exand? , ., expand? maybe at some point it well, but a number — expand

brix plus johannesburg invited leaders from almost 70 countries in the global south. vladimir putin spoke via video link on the details of the historic day at grigory yemelyanov's the final day of the south african summit and the beginning of a new stage in the history of brix what came before discussed on the sidelines and in the press. now, officially , soon the number of brix countries will more than double from 5:00 to 11:00 the president of south africa shows the audience the final document of the second johannesburg declaration and announces the long-awaited news. we have reached consensus on the first phase of the brix expansion , which will be followed by other phases. we have decided to invite argentina to full-scale cooperation. iran united arab emirates saudi arabia ethiopia and egypt their membership will start on january 1st 2024. vladimir putin, as on the eve , addressed the participants of the summit via video link to congratulate our new members, who will work on a full-scale scale. eh, next year. and uh. i would like to assure all colleagues that we wi

i'm hoping it was over 50 countries and i really, india believes that an inclusion on the global south, on pablo from global platforms such as the g 20 is truly the we forwards to create a multi for the world. and i also remember uh, last week on the sidelines of the brick some and the, and the president. the result in president basically supported the move you brazil will take over the presidency of the g plan in december and wants to put the reduction of any qualities back to the center of the international agenda. we can do this without grading or presentation for africa. that's why we advocate the african union and joining you, the g planning is that, remember, no indeed was so whole. stayed the voice of the global south summit, so near the sea or in january where 120 countries had the office of fated. i'm really in the field that it is time that the global solve, which is largely the developing world philosophy on the re present data on file for you to book not forms be included, for instance, in a g to and do you know, we know also believe the rise of advertise a key to deal with

and here is the global south. and it exists. why does it exist?ause saudi arabia, the countries of the persian gulf , there is the name of mexico, even even they affect the prices of all hydrocarbons . speaking of the export of russian hydrocarbons - this is the main component without it, russia will quickly slide down and it will report itself and putin and what if this initiative will get the necessary continuation but the participation of the americans was invited, they residents understand the participation affect the diplomatic global position of moscow in the worst way, this coincides with some of the movements that moscow is posting on the one hand , this is what you did now by the way, as you said, i believe that he will give more to him in the deal. and odesa, i think there will be something else, they don’t tell us, but i think that it will be that this is a place of some kind of sanctions, in my opinion, spare parts for the technique are economically feasible , but the question is already in another, that the focus has moved from the qu

welcome to moscow and the global use round up here on arch the 15th annual brick summit in south africa. it's deep into it 2nd day. the major and geo political event has attracted world leaders political titans on scholars from across the globe. a just world order sustainable development on the for future for all mankind, the truly big issue has been growth with in johannesburg. so let's head life there . not a to ortiz team at the forum, headed by nicky, are in our new echo the the very welcome to johanna is, but we're in the halls of the city and right behind us. some very important people are making some very important decisions wise and not building that the samsung towers. i'm nicky aaron and i'm new new waco. monday's day 2 of this is a brick summit. done the 1st one in person's face to face. it seems like color of age, so it makes it extra special. designated new and yes, there's a lot of eyes trained on janice but over the next few days, why is that new name? because there is a huge global shift taking place here over the, the next 3 days and moving forward from that as well. th

excuse me, this is the global south, quarrel with them, they will agree among themselves that opec willhis is the price for russia in the middle of the day. samba says more it will be worse, it will be much worse, and the threat to the sensitive is not abstract, nor is it completely concrete. so, moscow is very keen on this, it is watching everything and is trying to take it all in its direction, there is one more at the moment, a psychic attack on moscow began to arrive, so in the russian ministries , tiny steel birds with explosives came knocking and so on. and maybe the corresponding drones are launched from the territory of the russian federation. well, first of all, which ones do you shoot down , which ones don’t? well, this is despite the fact that there are a few of them flying there, and 100 of them will fly, for example. there, even in the kremlin, they are not sure that such things will not happen. they say that all measures are taken so that this does not happen. in this context, the questioner slammed the glass and then began to compare it with the year 2001. well, yes, it c

bridgestone development bank plays an important role in the development of the countries of the global south, through its contingency reserve. we have created a financial safety net set, and i would also like to place in front of you a few suggestions. one of the most important ones, east operation in the area of space. we have already been working on the bridge satellite constellation, taking a step forward, we can think about creating a brief space exploration consortium and, you know, when you look at the fact that, you know, this already talks emerging of a collaboration when it comes to this things program something which china in india really and russia of course, are really in the lead about general and, and it would, it would be able to be on this around. even a sense that, like south africa is, you know, we host to the, you know, to the world selection them into re, uh right here in the northern to province, which is one of the biggest, the satellites to be, to be launched here. but can, you know, give and observe a tree into the world as it was, and that is what i would call a natu

choosing it of a popular seat when it comes to humanitarian aid in the global south. the message came during the late since un security council meeting with the most cuz deputy invoicing, the west uses aid as a weapon. i say your calls are now being made by joseph burrell, as well as the leadership of great britain, france, and the united states, to stop helping new share. why have people there suddenly stopped starving after the crew? it is obvious that all this humanitarian aid is used by the west, exclusively, as a tool for the manual control of other states. the needs of the populations in dire need are not being taken into account. well, today at the un security council, or we heard from the us secretary of state anthony blanket, he made the trip up to new york from washington d. c. for the particular mission and purpose of grandstanding against russia. he essentially called out russia accused russia of subjecting people around the world to hunger by pulling out of the black sea grain d o. and he gave remarks that release with otter a hypocrisy. for example, you

you absolutely do not give a damn about the interests of the countries of the global south. now, the russian, deputy and bass are also emphasized that russia would be open to restarting the black sea grain deal if the united states were willing to keep up each end of the bargain and fulfill its obligations and fulfill its promises to russia in order to keep the black sea grain deal, in fact, the reason the deal was canceled was because the united states and ukrainian force . ready were clearly violating the deal for military purposes. the leaders of the 7 countries needing the african piece initiative. i'm the russian president, have issued a joint statement cooling for specific steps to remove obstacles, to ex, folding, brushing grain. i'm fertilizer so advocate. they've also cooled on the us to help reduce 200000 tons of russian fertilizers, broke in a new port for immediate delivery to african countries. we spoke with nigerian incentives shows. sonny, this is africa. will welcome any action taken to his though blame di. lemme you as well, um the rocher of because some its

excuse me, this is the global south, they will quarrel with them they will agree with each other to againf oil , and without that, this price for russia is in the corridor in the middle of the samba, yes , it will be even worse, it will be much worse, and the threat to the sensitive is not abstract, it is not turned off in a completely concrete way. yes that moscow is very keen on this, it is watching everything and is trying to pull everything in its direction at once, there is still one more moment, a psychic attack on moscow has begun to arrive, so in the russian ministry , tiny steel birds from explosives and so on, i understand that moscow does not have a military response to this, a specific system of the russian puzzle does not work at the level that the kremlin would dream of, and on the other hand, we understand that and it is possible that appropriate drones are launched from the territory of the russian federation. who cares about drones? first of all, you knock down some of them. well, that’s despite the fact that there are a few of them flying there . will happen. they say th

it. the first important detail the second important detail that these are the countries of the global south, here is africa, the african continent of all the peace -making initiatives with which you remember not so long ago, they spoke just somehow, it was connected with the brig itself with the role of china, someone called them that way portalke uspen a-a it didn’t exist very much and here is the global south and it exists why because saudi arabia is a country of the persian gulf there we are historical mexico too, even they affect the valuable ones at all on hydrocarbons and this is a question of the stability of markets and incomes, strictly speaking the export of russian hydrocarbons is the main component without it, russia will quickly slide down and it will report itself and putin and the cream, or what if this is the gender initiative, this is the necessary continuation. but the participation of the americans was invited, they residents understand the participation maybe it will affect the diplomatic and global position of moscow in a worse, not worse way - this coincides with some

maybe the countries of the global south can then, you know , have to choose who they will support, ory say , the beautiful or the intelligent. they can balance for too long. they don't know. you don’t need to choose anything special, it’s a question of money , how much china is ready to help invest money, how much you are the economic power they need now, how much you can replace the western countries in the chinese offer, it’s all quite cynical. i wouldn’t said that the global south is so strongly guided by the question of value in this situation because for it this is a distant foreign war and it is also necessary consciously, it is its own war for europe because it is happening literally on its border and lead to serious migration problems and lead to a serious change of the the economic structure of the european continent, connected there with the rejection of russian oil and gas, this is the united states' own war. because it is a war for values ​​and themes, we see that now the americans' support for ukrainians is decreasing according to the latest sociological survey, many amer

the group has set itself the goal of increasing the political weight of countries from the global south in international affairs. to process the president vladimir booted as north president, john is back, but he is taking part in the summit by video. like in an address of the delegates. he said russia wants to end the war. that quote has been on the lease by the west and its satellites and ukraine, all actions and ukraine guided by only one thing to put and then to the will that was leased by the wes against people in don't boss. we think our cool legs within breaks the taken excess bolts in the attempts to put an end to the situation and to ensure dust supplements by peaceful means of survey spawn and dan hawkeyes in johannesburg, following this summit. forest. and what are the big slate has been talking about so far? or well, we know that the bricks lead is here hot meant made last night for what they call the private retreat. and one of the topics that was under discussion was whether or not they should include a new brits me, but i think that has been one of the most vocal publicly

it also hosted the voice of the global south san francisco near the c r in january, where 120 countries had the office of painted. i'm really in the field that it is time that the global solve, which is largely the developing world philosophy under the present data on file for you to move funds be included, for instance, in a g to and do you know, we know also believe the rise of africa is a key to global re balancing to the move taken by in the range and move it all the same lines on also the lines of the news of foreign policy. so now all eyes on the upcoming g to thank you so much of the 10 old days left for is now lots and lots of developments. meghan developments really expected and we keep a track yeah, sounds really intriguing. in fact, old ones, you know, you and my colleague unit, and it will be hosting the g 20 a, somebody that i taken off in about a month or 2. so looking forward to a special coverage, appreciate that for, for the. and while the world buying says russia's g, d, p has to pass to european giants, germany and fronds taking 5th, invest in the times of purchasing