but more than just the brakes, it's a victory for the global south. the hedge him on the empire has been defeated. it was defeated in iraq. there was defeated an economists on, but here was the height of the battle of the empire. and the empire isn't retreat. i believe this is talked about iceland in canada and panama is to hide that retreat to show it to show it as a sign of string. whereas it read out to you. this is not something they can type in the united states and new york in separately really have to rethink their role in the world because these endless wars have brought them to this place. it is not a good place for them to be in. and i think it's going to take many decades for them to recover. uh, interesting comment that professor, bravo, i want to give you the closing question. hey, if i may, it's already been said by the russian side, but when they get together with the foot tools, they will be no discussion about raton and eastern regions to ukraine are basically saying it's a non stop to. so what should russia do? or put on of uh, proba

you, of course, from colombia are from the global south. do you feel that it's closer to being achieved or further away? well, when i finished my government before leaving office, i recognised palestine because i truly believe that we'll only have peace if we give... if we only we give the palestinians a state how that can be achieved... call it something else. and we hope that after so many years of conflict, but with what we're going through right now, that generates president trump's leadership is going to be decisive. you're from colombia. you must have seen how your country just my country, canada, has had a stay for a month. president trump said his favourite word is tariffs. well, the conflict between trump and the colombian president. the problem through diplomacy. and then insult. let's use diplomacy. let's go back to the old ways of dealing with the problems and start, instead of using the tweet, i was saying that i struggle with my grandchildren — "don't use your cellular. "don't use your ipad." "don't use your tweet. "use dialog

and in the global south usa, it is just a soft way of weapon guys in us, hedge a monic bar. and it's usually fun, at least in the mass killing of a 1000000 year year this, they are buying into a propaganda line that you're hearing, i guess, in the global south that the russians are putting out for years. most of what a id does is humanitarian a construction infrastructure named me. so i'm just a map. i'm only one thing i as well when i was in greece, the entire road network was built by a i did very with, sorry, i couldn't hear you. the reese wouldn't have a logistics capability with that. okay, great. i think okay, greece the, tell me what about the you as to how i don't agree. i don't know of africa. how about all of african name, a country and god in the health field. and then he met his name on country and i'll tell you why that was actually to do a destabilizing democracy in that country. the greek colonels, when you talk about the civic fire, you're actually to away i the had nothing to do with the degree colonels. yeah, you're focusing on the wrong agent, so you're ba

_ using aid to engage with the global south in _ using aid to engage with the global south in tatterserous because this was used to shore _ more dangerous because this was used to shore up— more dangerous because this was used to shore up failing states that to shors up failingstatss—that -m_ to shors up failingstatss that terrorism and migration, generate terrorism and migration, the government has chosen to but the government has chosen to this because it is easier to target this because it is easier to target _ target this because it is easier to target budgets, in other words angry tar-et bud-7 inothe .- - 4-275 a-encies tar et bud ets in othe - agencies are target budgets, in other words angry agencies are politically easier aid agencies are politically easier to handle — aid agencies are politically easier to handle than labour mps. reached between kyiv and washington on the joint exploitation consequences for the war with russia. donald trump says president zelensky might travel to the white house this friday. in a moment, we'll speak to james waterhouse in kyiv, has donald tru

itself as the leader of the global south. the fall of bashar al—assad? almost all the time.nd it's a country withi 90% of the population under the poverty line. is to exact concessions from the ukrainians, and indeed, donald trump even seems to be denying that — "you should have never started it", he told the ukrainians at an impromptu news conference. i sought the views of the bbc�*s diplomatic now, that in itself is worrying a lot of europeans because they think a rushed deal could become a bad deal, demonstration of the decline of the international order where essentially, it is powerful leaders of powerful nations who get together and say, right, donald trump thinks he's going to try and resolve this conflict. they have not made any concessions in any shape or form, despite the fact that the americans have calls, direct telephone call for 90 minutes with the president. they've already said no nato membership. the expectation amongst diplomats is that the moment shopping list that will not just be about ukraine, but about wider geopolitical structures. in other words, the

this gap is a lot wider in the global south in asia. it's a whopping 85 percent it most affect the low income to our community, which depends on our current culture. a small scale, leaving food. yeah. le researches how policy could fix this insurance got for example, the coffee farmers, even you should all market a bunch or in buckley gosh, was income may be disruptive, but that's because that's what squared limits their success to the customers. of those groups are heat the hardest because they have fewer resources to recover from the losses. because asia is vulnerable to a range of climate related disasters. hundreds of millions of people are at risk. and this all puts the insurance industry and if of a pickle much of the planet can't afford insurance. meanwhile, inflation and supply chain issues mean that when disaster strikes, rebuilding is getting more expensive. following revenues plus rising cost equals bad business for the past 4 years. us homeowners insurance have showed out more for claims and they've taken it. may have respon

as china looks on at all this, does it sense itself as the leader of the global south. and what about yesterday's crisis — syria? what's life like there a couple of months after the fall of bashar al—assad? almost all the time. under the poverty line. president trump's plan for getting peace in ukraine is to exact concessions from the ukrainians, rather than from the russians, who actually began the war. blaming the ukrainians for being invaded. an impromptu news conference. has scared his allies, particularly the europeans, and encouraged his opponents as much as this. i sought the views of the bbc�*s diplomatic to europe's interests. the americans are willing to do this alone. what we're seeing, i think, is the...the physical demonstration of the decline of the international order has scared his allies, particularly the europeans, and encouraged his opponents as much as this. i sought the views of the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondent james landale. the first point is that clearly the americans are rushing this. now, that in itself is worrying a lot of europeans because

so we're on the global south when it comes to sanctions. and tariffs is only going to be a win for russian china. it's really strongly, strongly help myopic. these people are in washington. and again, being a diplomat and knowing diplomatic history, why can't we have a you all to a 2 point? oh, i mean, big picture stuff, you know, another helsinki, the process um, you know, have a resolution to helsinki process, resolve the issues of the 2nd world war. we need another one to codified the end of the cold war in the new realities. big picture, it doesn't have to be about ukraine. it can be about everything about security for all that would work, but there is no political will for it in well, are you in, joshua is still a good document. it's just that we've kind of cost that aside as well as imposes this notion of a little space international. and so news is a dk divide existing goals and increases non k to flights of the rules are new. they can apply new to, to countries with a name, you know, they disagree. so another conference i mean, real

they must reflect the true weight, moto, a global south countries, and the global majority is the, the, the role in the global economy. so, you guys are non discriminatory. you cannot make ties models in there and we'll do the end of this is some things that we have is discussed and the russians are willing to prevent further progress of this area. and it's in your mind because there are still many issues to address the issue of both participants and the joe had as well as meeting the. so we're still admitted that little bit in the probability. so should 1000 pieces stay in the village development goals set by the u. n. 4. assume until 2030 will be achieved. who see messic process is very doubtful. only 17 percent. it just simply means show of. all of those goals are assessed to have any chance of being implemented and letters within this time frame . it looks at the same time, there's a growing and equality around the world developing countries facing maybe or some other issues that it goes through. so you go to the so we certainly welcome to the step step can be taken. as you know, w

and in the global south. usaid is just a soft way of whether the eyes in us had demonic power. and it usually leads and these to the mass killing of a 1000000 a year. this, they are buying into a propaganda line that you're hearing, i guess on the, the level south that the russians are putting out for years. most of what a id does is you monetary and construction infrastructure, name me. so i'm just, i'm at, i'm only me, one thing i as well and i always in greece, the entire road network was built by a i did for a wedge or a company that rece wouldn't have a logistics capability with that. okay, great. i think okay, greece the, tell me what about the us, how i don't agree, i don't know of africa. how about all of africa? name a country in the health field and the humanities name, one country. and i'll tell you why that was actually to do a destabilizing democracy in that country, the greek tunnels. when you talk about the civic power, you're actually to hear a id had nothing to do with the degree colonels. yeah, you're focusing on the wrong agent. so you're barking up the wrong

the names of synonymous with genocide across the global south. oh, within a few hours you're sure is, is more in the is really camp and by and never could be. absolutely. i mean, i don't think that can be, criticize that opinion, but he stopped the for a while, the aerial bombardment of guys or something that bite him. and harris was who stopped the aerial bombardment of kaiser donald trump for the cx. 5 a deal. see suffix who is the range because nothing out of who was not left with any targets. sorry. what are they bombing? they're there, but they're making that is uninhabitable. and there was none of the aerial but bob and stopped when trump has like, let me finish where i'm say. and that's why nothing. now who's smirking of the whole time, that trump and dale, this madness idea that we're going to take casa, we're going to kick all the palestinians out. and jordan and egypt are going to take that man as just the king of jordan. we'd be in a position to take in hundreds of thousands of palestinians. i don't think trump knows anything about gaz

meeting will strengthen india's engagement with the 20 countries and bolster the voice of the global south. and this important forum we need to leverage private capital and use the innovative forms of finance. as well as tex ation to raise additional resources for sustainable development in various countries in the global south. october finance institutions should help to do risk and support mol, financing for emerging and developing countries. the last that offer to attend influence discusses on the global economy and foreign policy before the united states and its present. donald trump take off the reins of the g, tweets the presidency at the end of 2025, but you wouldn't know that. so that's because a policies ad case, the case as well as the i, c, j has been a major source of friction in the united states and deeply unpopular with the republicans compounding concerns of law. so that's because relations with bricks, members such as china, russia, ad, ron, and with all of that to the question was we have the so last week i can seize this moment to shape the agenda. oh, well it's between

however, the global south is pushing back against the washington's attempts to prevent the emergence of a multi polar world. and that's according to the random basset, or to russia. the world is trapped in the unchecked unilateralism of the united states, which seeks to strengthen and deepen its dominance through legal mechanisms and institutions, such as the world bank and the international monetary fund. now the non west and old global south world has regained its strength and the organizations and agreements that have been established, a solidifying this known west and weld. my colleague loretta mom, a discussed to donald trump, his trade moves, and the global reaction with experts from 3 brooks countries. it was just more like us break this down, this idea that that has to be some common break scott and see read this chord. how being an idea of m that a lot, only 5 go to members back in 2022 or something. now we have a big splost, which is in an ever expanding mode. so i do not believe a common currency is the idea which breaks up working on the well being on a boss, get up kind

now the non western old global south world has regained its strength and the organizations and agreements that have been established a solidifying this known western world. well, my colleague mover at how mommy discussed donald trump afraid waves. i'm the global reaction with experts with 3 books countries of us before like us break this down, this idea that that has to be some common breaks guarantee. read this chord. how being an idea of them that a lot, only 5 board members back in 2022 or something. and all we have a big splash, which is in an ever expanding mode. so i do not believe a common currency is the idea which breaks of working on the well being on a boss get up kind of sees. and i spoke of these read international trade and local currencies with each other. so this idea is not something which is 4 to see of electron attach a 2nd thing with the brakes class, nations of working on connecting the payment to make on his them and the payment system. so that helps with what we saw in the last time it as well as an outcome that they are working on and checking the facility off of b

the whole year old has vastly, you obviously have know, i knew one off frequently the name a one global south leader was complaining about trump destroying usa id when they were ethically you'd expect them to be saying, no, we really need this us a i, we weren't attention. are they paying at all to what trump is joy? that's the more important thing. well, no attention is being paid. he's doing things that are incredibly malicious. who are the usa? i that aren't aware of the c. i an artist of how lovely, honestly, i for are you gonna allow me to speak or not? are we gonna, are we gonna have a discussion or are you just going to interrupt me or how long with you at the c i a and was your chair, john hopkins funded by usa id and anyway say that again with johns hopkins university in receipt of any grounds from usa id does hopkins university. i attended johns hopkins university. i teach now at johns hopkins university. they will rely on funding. okay. id. there is no funding for notice here, i'm doing that hopkins gets as it is far, it's military research components that are located off campus. a

of democracy is in fact selective, and does that undermine genuine democratic movements in the global south? that's a big question. your was, uh, let me 1st start by saying that democracy is just a label. this is just a vip that rest us use, especially after world war 2, to beat countries and pre shape countries that are at the top. like, like, let's go back and look to bit on the history hopkins. this claim to be democratic and ending for when catholic church had excommunicated the orthodox church for 900 years plus orthodox judge fees. go into these 2 it up into the english. you. so can you claim to be a don't credit part of the was issue of mark, i'm talking terms with another part of the show that the 2nd how can you hold the country, democratic or regions democratic when it does not allow any other religion to push foot for example, the strategy has not allowed any other religion to come up, invest europe. in contrast, look at the pressure, the islamic regions in russia, which i believe agreement or look at your new india is one of the countries in the was that despite being in the maj

us those details of the d. 20 is a prime platform for solving the most depressing issues of the global south. that's according to russia. served a live, rob, who's been sitting down with other top diplomats of the group for talks in south africa, or t correspondent and olive oil cooling. yep. is there with the full details on the 2nd day of the duty to foreign ministers meeting angel had his red russian foreign affairs minister save a lot for on describe the results off the meeting as positive according to him. important to release the reach to the minister know to the screen sitting off the rollout inside was on duty for the global south and even for the gold at lots from the minister statement. it was clear that the evolution of the group of 20 continues to train detroit was a multiple in the system international relations and increasing the economy into dependence. and also got a sense that such a system requires global governance independent is near to of diplomacy. and of course that's also coming from what he said earlier about neo colonial practices. i'm fly fishing and politics, the

and those economy is in this, in the global south, will be less further behind. and that will again amplify the tensions that we see within the world. so you're not using our own interest to ensure that everyone benefit from this technology. i do very significantly just keep the apple night, but they might as well be left behind. different, not careful, adrian. yet during this discussion you've been pretty bullish. i think about a, i tell me what are your biggest concerns about a uh what, where are you most worried about what could go wrong? well, i'm, you know, i just want to pick up the point if i could have found the global sales and the concern that you would have if you like a lot of people at all. and i actually think what we could see is places like you can, the places like can you where you go, emerging technology house actually using very cheap i technology to actually 10 shop where you believe. but i think that's one of the things where we really need to, you know, take the gloves off and take off the link is all about, hey, all, i know, think of it. an

the 20 is a prime platform for solving the most pressing issue is a bit global south that's according to russia's served. a lab, rob, who has been sitting down with the other top diplomats of the group for talks in south africa, are to correspond. and nobody will know who you're coming today is there with full details. on the 2nd day of the duty to foreign ministers meeting and to how does the russian foreign affairs minister save a lot for on describe the results off the meeting as positive according to him. important to release the reach to the minister? no, to the screen sitting off the roll line instead was of the trade, the full, the global south, and even for the gold at lots from the minister statement. it was clear that the evolution of the people between 2 continues to train between was a multiple, the system international relations and increasing the economy into dependence. and also got a sense that such a system requires global government. this independent is near to have diplomacy, and of course that's also coming from what he said earlier about neo colonial practices. i'

the global south has petitioned for a political settlement to the conflict. so today's told for welcomed by many players, including nigeria. it's foreign minister says no opportunity to reduce pensions should have a, a positive it's a welcoming development. it's always good to see, to lead his leaders of global powers meeting and talking because it provides the opportunity to resolve conflict. and these tensions, this is something that i'm sure, every well meaning citizen of the planet would welcome a lot of minutes. lensky had been timing his own visit to south to rape it this week. but at the last minute he announced that the trip has been postponed. atlanta, we weren't invited to the russian american meeting in saudi arabia. it was a surprise for us, but honestly, i don't care. i care about our partners and we are absolutely honest and open. that's why i'm not going to saudi arabia. we contacted our partners in saudi arabia and agreed that i'll be there on an official visit to march 10th with the surprise . all joining me now is yes and not i cannot of to

so around the folks that he said, look, the economy needs to pivot more towards the global south. and it definitely feels that the momentum is on the side of the global south, but the feel the opportunity and the energy is uh, would you agree to think that the trend? is it not direction or? well, part of the trend is in the direction the in my point of view, the, the, the direction is set to watch the rage and continental, so on the entire northern hemisphere and day. it's no coincidence that donald trump is trying to harmonize the relationships again. but the, the europeans didn't get it yet. and that the, the global files that is sitting on most of the raw materials that are used, that are needed for the industrial base m, r a more or less coming together. i don't think that the global sales will be as dominant for the future as most people or most economic economists. and now attempt to i think the dominance is still. busy health in those countries that are from the technology dialect, technological site, the leading countries such as russia and china and, and do us and a littl

the minister noted the screen sitting off the roll line instead was on duty for the global south and even for the gold at lots from the minister statement. it was clear that the evolution of the people of 20 continues to train between was a multiple, the system international relations and increasing the economy into dependence. and also got a sense that such a system requires global governance independent is near to of diplomacy. and of course, that's also coming from what he said earlier about neo colonial practices. i'm fly fishing and politics, the economy, and even the social areas. repeatedly the mind you can be as we turn our colleagues attention to very significant data, especially because it's marked in the year of africa's chairmanship of g 20 to that just the 65 year anniversary of the un declaration on the granting of independence to colonial countries. and people's ignorance, that on our country back then soviet union should play the leading role in adopting that historic documents. but despite success achieve since by the countries of the global cell which were liberated

doing any better considering all the complex, raging around the world. despite the rise of the global south africa, the un security council still looks like this. not a reflection of the real world, and definitely not a way to insure a global peace or growth with even the un secretary general admitting he can no longer ignore the growing cause for reform. so it is absolutely essential to a very form that this has to be possible to make decisions because somebody presented those roles and to make his body say, this was one of the simple questions that should be ready to give the subject of the world has evolved into a smock into connected on multiple loc already now, and its members have increased 4 fold since you and inception. yep. so you n remains a prisoner of the past expansion and proper representation. and the permanent category is a particular imperative. asia, africa, and latin america. the global soft cannot continue to be short changed. achieving and maintaining peace and security requires. the collective will of the community of nations, god. but here it requires that the u. n. a

now we cannot be against when countries, especially countries of the global south are interested in helping ukraine and pressing russia to end the war. that is why i believe this is an important meeting and it could lead to a continuation of the dialogue at another level here regarding china. we've always said that we are ready to have the presence of serious players. but at the negotiating table, at this moment, there will be those who are ready to take on the responsibility as guarantors of security, with both assistance and stopping, as well as investing in the reconstruction of ukraine the so then, i mean what stood out to me that was how he said it was quote, the 1st time that a part in patient has shown any interest in the resolution of the conflict. i just don't see how that corresponds with reality when we book the friends for peace pop from the started once again. and he's even using china this time around. basically a friend told a friend of another friend of another friend that we had a meeting and it was big and wonderful. pretty much i would say it was a symbolic meeting only i

not just about the west, but also the, the global south. and really, people who are looking at the headlines read to about, you know, women details that are coming through hearing what is undeniably a positive and you know, feedback from both sides. do you think there is a realization amongst people that this is a new era? this is almost a, you know, that that was the full and the original one was like, the 2nd you all to confront. yes, it did have that field. and now it was like watching history on fold in that moment of feeling that relief of not having the threat of nuclear war over us for the 1st time. i think that realization is setting in for citizens across the world. i think that countries like india and you are probably taking note and feeling a sense of relief as well. imagine, you know, for the, for the other countries watching all of this. um, the fact that saudi arabia was involved, the fact that you had such high level people right off the bad on both sides and says that moscow took the seriously. washington dc takes it seriou

and on the collaboration between the west and the lions and the global south as they pull it, thoughts. and again, i have to say the munich security conference, again this year takes time as a very exec exact weekend. but the african union, for example, is holding that big summit and all this other bus. so, you know, the global sounds is not presence here, and the focus is very much on have the europeans understood the message? they are at the crossroads. the us have spoken very, very clearly here and now it is up to the europeans to find a way of getting together and getting more organized, putting national vanity aside, they still haven't agreed on who is going to talk to the americans, for example, they make it very clear that europe does one to sit the thought, negotiating table when it comes to the us is announcements to try and, and the war a new train and that they don't want to be bypass. but they would have to find somebody who can represent them and talk to them because donald trump is not going to be prepared to to up to 27 nations. nina, thank you so much for all of that. t

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now this is an issue that is truly divided the global know and the global south to somebody in the global north . it giving unqualified support to israel, a country like south africa, for example, taking israel to the international court of justice. now i put this question to the former prime minister format of foreign minister, and this is what she had to say. that has to be in a, in the recent period, a particularly with reference to a responses in terms of support on not a rush, a crane of war. and then of course, the is really war against palestinians. of these have caused a countries to take a span instead of a quite different from each other. many countries in the note actually supported in armed israel. and the many african countries have had a long standing support for the just cause of the people of palestine. while of course, supporting through the african union, a 2 state solution, the concern is all is about the plight of those well pressed into not enjoy freedom . so this does cause a difference in perspective. but the development issues occupied the mind as well. africa is f

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chine might be at this to position looking at this to position leader the global south.t yesterday's crisis. syria, _ south. what about yesterday's crisis. syria, which _ south. what about yesterday's crisis. syria, which is - south. what about yesterday's crisis. syria, which is life - crisis. syria, which is life like they're a couple of months after the four basher it isa it is a country where 90% of —— it is a country where 90% of the _ are _ —— it is a country where 90% of the _ are under- —— it is a country where 90% of the _ are under the l you should have never started it, donald trump told the ukraine is at impromptu no president conference. no us president since the end of the second world war has guided allies, world war has guided allies. the and particularly the europeans and encouraged his opponents as much as the has much as the assessment has scared allies. as for the scared his—allies. as fer the of the bbc views of the bbc diplomatic correspondent. the first point is that it - the - is that it clearly, the are rushing this. americans are rushing this. t

and height and global insecurity. south africa, where comes the ceasefire agreement reached between is right. and how much that's a crucial step to what the ending this of yeah, you meditated crisis faced by the palestinian people and gaza. this is file must play the basis for a just and lasting peace in line with you and resolutions in line with international law and international agreed parameters. as they do tend to, we must continue to advocate for diplomatic solutions to conference. well, let's take a closer look at the g. 20 of the group is comprised of the world's largest economies, 19 nations as well as the european union, and the african union established in 1999 in response to the asian financial crisis . it evolved from a thing of finance ministers in central bank governors into an annual summit of lead is the block accounts for 80 percent of global g d, p and 75 percent of international trade. it seeks to ensure international financial stability, tackle climate change in advance sustainable development initiativ

they do not know anything about international development, they do not know the global south, they do know anything about the programs and policies of the agency. aid is the most pro-business and pro-market of all aid agencies in the world, categorically. i'm a conservative. i'm not liberal. and i've served in repeated republican administrations. and the notion that the agency is marxist, they made that accusation. that is utterly ridiculous. i know that the, we have private sector offices. we have a program that we started when i was administrator the global development alliance that brings in american businesses who contribute $6 billion a year to aid. they do not give us the money, we jointly invest in the same projects and we manage the projects for the businesses. the business community in the united states is very pro-aid. they never bothered to ask the business committed what they thought of this whole attack and an attempt to abolish it. >> andrew nunzios. >> to abolish, and rubio says he wants to merge it into state, which is it? >> we thank you for your time and insights. th

it's definitely exciting. historic times the many in the global south was abraham executive, secretary of the african lex foundation. thank you very much for your time. i thank you. second, i just the by floss in the studio, we'll see what the top the .

most south african wine is produced, indicate plural region, a global biodiversity hot spot for plants and animals around cape town and beyond. protecting this habitat is key, pamela anata, or heaven and earth valley lines within this region and is considered a hidden gym for wine lovers. the south african wine is known for being top quality, and most wineries are eco friendly to, with 90 percent green certified. but retailers and fraud often don't want to pay more for it. we have different sustainability issues that we face. we are not using so much energy and we are not using so many resources as global notice using to be honest with you. but in the global south, one of the most important things is how do we take care of people and our communities? and i think sometimes google knows once winds at certain price points. what about making sure that we pay everyone really a decent wage? and this is so important that we do that for me, that's the most important thing. the south african wine industry employed more than 270000 people in 2023. many depend on these jobs. you know, we haven't

with their brics partners, with china and other emerging economies, other big economies in the global southe energy regulator. 0ur correspondent zoe conway reports. let's take this one here and this... at st luke's community centre in london, a knitting class that charge is a flat charge. i'm paying about £91 a month. yet in the summer, i'm still paying £91. so i'm using less electricity but still being paying so many people just turn off their heating and they're is still there, sol don't think it's right. regardless of how much energy is used. tries really hard to minimise their energy use, they'll still get hit with this fee. unit of energy they use. much gas or electricity. but people who use lots of energy could keep paying the charge separately. what we're saying is, we should give a choice. if you want a low standing charge, you'll have a slightly higher unit rate and that suits some people. so you are in that large family, then maybe that's you go in there and you're, "£9 a day?!" stephen laurenson in preston needs to stay warm. he's in remission from cancer. but then again, too muc

it's kind of like the global south arm fridays for future, the impact of community. this includes the by far the black indigenous people of color to use in the global art, such as the communities in australia that in fact the most by the time we realized excitement prizes intersects with all the other social economic crisis, sexism, passions quality, especially, racism, egoism, all these things, they get out of 55 to 5. so mitzi, how does x stream with a contribute to ginger inequality? because majority of the world for our women, women are most vulnerable to the time. in the philippines, a very positive example, our 2015 high and devastated our country. and for years after that, young women and young girls were forced prostitution because of the economic devastation of our community. and that's not just happening in the philippines. it's happening off the world and aren't able to bounce back after the extreme weather, but we know that reached a country is a much more able to car free climate impacts for a country. but even even to, to those countries, different hous