or non-admission of our athletes to international competitions.e leadership of the international olympic committee in this case, that is , what depends on the sport, uh, the political situation, so to speak, or how the political situation should be linked to a certain sport here on skis. maybe you can ride and run? but now you can’t approach the bar. so what, it turns out or for example, huh? throw the ball over the net fine. in terms of political diversity. but the geopolitical situation does not allow to lay the ball to the ball basket. well, this is not absurd. this is already this this this is some kind of game this is why then the millennium. uh, our education, upbringing, preservation of culture, i don’t know why all these, by the way, sent capsules into space, uh, they saved other civilizations with a description of what we really are, by the way, it was told that we men and women in many countries think, now i don’t even know otherwise when the aliens fly by, how will they identify who they are dealing with. they must have read the message

therefore we are in this time we do not limit international contacts. we work with those who are committed to the development of sports without the restrictions of discrimination and the politicization of sports. and as you noted, on march 28, 23, the international olympic committee published the conditions for the admission of russian athletes to the house of international competitions, of course, the announced parameters and criteria for the return of russians to the international arena are, in our opinion , discriminatory politicized violating the rights of athletes and olympic principles, which contained in the resolution organizations of the united nations and in the olympic map, while not all are international. federations directly follow the recommendations of the international olympic committee in total, the international federation in 12 olympic sports and thirteen non-olympic sports supported the admission of russian athletes to international competitions, but to date , nine of these organizations have not yet given clear criteria for admissio

uh, international day of peacekeepers, huh? 29, the united nations and the entire world community celebrate this holiday on this day exactly 75 years ago, by the decision of the un security council, it was established as the first in the world and exists to this day. peacekeeping operation monitoring and implementation body terms of a truce to facilitate the cessation of hostilities in palestine. this is a solemn date established by the resolution of the general assembly, in 2002 it serves as a reminder of the selfless feat of those who, far from their homeland, gave their lives in the name of the ideals of peace, unfortunately, similar tragedies happen even today last year in the democratic republic of the congo during the execution of duties of the tragically killed groups of russian military observers. he is lieutenant colonel alexei mezyura. he will be posthumously awarded the doug hammer medal yes peacekeeping is one of the most important areas of work of the world organization thanks to peacekeepers, including russian one

of international law. and it's a shame the collusion that is being carried out with their open space. the unfortunate gaga tribunal to the bukhara tribunal began with the formed rules that the original globalism recreated by applying, namely, the following international law supports me of liberal globalism. she will be respected will not support interests. they will be on place. when it comes to american globalism, where norms stop and rules are applied, uh, justice ends, justice ends there. no different. he set up a court that supposedly. a-a pure legend about the real purpose of the establishment and work of the gas tribunal was the judicial confiscation of the forcibly established situation on the territory of the non- liberal principle of the united states of america in the balkans, civil or religious war, as a meter, the destruction of the people who died and i was engaged in this purpose and i can tell you, i can, please, unfortunately say, unfortunately for my people and my state. they did this for

affairs, which includes the head management of international cooperation.t. chief of staff of the minister alexander nikolaev and official representative of the ministry assistant minister irina volk the culmination of the meeting and negotiations dress the participation of the cadets of the educational institution is already obvious this historical visit of russia's interaction with saudi arabia is reaching a whole new level, including through police cooperation sergei soldiers together with the duty unit of the kingdom saudi arabia yakut chikatilo heard a new cruel verdict andrey barausov, a rapist and murderer, extended his term, in the colony for another series of rapes and massacres, this time he was tried for the murder of three little girls and two women, another girl, a teenager miraculously survived after meeting with a maniac. in general after the first crimes, the fiend was free. and what the court decided now will be told by galina khungureeva. scrape already sheets and palms with tattoos and sullenly pursing your lips yakut chikatilo, what was

advocacy and international advocacy. there is now an irrefutable consensus in international law that sees accordion estrogens on -- draconian restrictions on bodily tonto me -- a kind of gender-based violence as well. the freedom from gender-based violence. but the darker side of the story is that they are watching this and in many ways copied our playbook. they saw the synergies, they saw how the scaffolding was being built, they started to appropriate space in international forums, there was a backlash to roe into this conference internationally, and by the early 2000's especially i would say you see for example the russian federation launching the human rights council on the rights of traditional families, the collective rights of traditional families as opposed to individual rights. fast forward to the trump under which secretary of state mike pompeo created what he called a commission on unalienable rights , which was supposed to inform him on international human rights law. but also to inform him where the internat

to international laws, then local laws take precedence. if there are no such laws at the national level, then the country can adhere to and comply with the principle of international law. thus we see that the judiciary takes international law into account and accepts its supremacy, and in the event that there are no laws regulating the atmosphere, and in india a if such legislation exists, then it has first priority in this way the sovereignty of national law is ensured and in this regard constitutional constitutional court, india defend knot. the clip world is changing we see that the rights and the system are changing, but the position of india is unchanged and our judicial system, which is illegal and it takes into account various changes, and on a global scale, but uh, nevertheless, uh, protection and this provision is such it is included in the independence, and the principles that regulate the judicial system and the most important thing is to ensure stability, even in situations that change the world context, the position has a high

, the competence of new international courts should be fixed by international treaties, the contentshould be drawn up very clearly so as not to there were ambiguous conflicts. well, it's just a priority. left to the decisions of national courts. and here, the updated system of international treaties regulating cross-border judicial interaction will not work yet. we will need the well-known since biblical times, the principle of reciprocity known as an eye for an eye or the principle of talion. what does it mean if russian business and citizens are harassed and discriminated against in a particular country, its residents should not expect a different attitude towards themselves in russia no, it makes no sense to deal with state puppets, who all time turn around on the owner. today dmitry medvedev also spoke about this minister of justice of iran, for example, today he proposed to create a so-called sanctions club, that is, to unite those countries against which sanctions have been imposed, and, as he put it, to fight together, dmitry medvedev supported this initiative. and now, what

, balanced international order. and it's, it's institutional embodiment you mentioned before, the american strategic goal here is to we, can the russia to an extend, it cannot defend or perhaps the service itself, militarily, do you think it's a feasible goal? and i'm asking, you're not as a, you know, impact to teacher and, but as a, as somebody from the deluxe to the really school. so i'm sure you, you look at it, i don't think ok, but i don't think this thing to that. it is a physical because we're afraid of them and they're mostly kept. my number's gonna reach was of a surface russian, the institutional system is very strong russian state and there obviously is very strong and freshman economy is doing well. and actually in russia has been never and before fighting the war in such and gould and comfortable international environment. as we do have now, thanks to the change on the global distribution of power, things to the emergence of china, india, and others, as a toner, just bought those things to the ability

law and is open to international organizations and calls on the world and international organizationso help ukraine in issues of admission to places of detention of ukrainian prisoners at the same time, this report also noted that torture and ill-treatment of prisoners of war by the armed forces of the russian federation have been recorded and in ukraine we are deeply concerned about the arbitrary executions of up to 25 russian prisoners of war and persons who have stopped participating. in military actions, if they were committed by the armed forces of ukraine, to what extent is this report, to what extent is this report objective and impartial. and in general, how do you evaluate the work of the international commission, the war continues not only on the battlefield, but in the information space, we understand that the united nations organization is an international organization that also includes representatives of the russian federation and their lobby, and in this organization there is no need to underestimate me, i can neither refute nor confirm these data however, today we are

this means it must move from the national arena into the international. on today's agenda is not just the union of democratic states, but also the democratically organized world community. [applause] that we live today in a watershed era, one epoque has ended and a second is commencing. no one yet knows how concrete it will be. no one. having long been orthodox marxists, we were sure that we knew. but life, once again, has refuted those who claim to be know it all and messiahs. [applause] it is clear that the 20th century has nurtured immense opportunities. but, from it, we are inheriting frightful apocalyptic threats. we have at our disposal a great science, one that will help us avoid miscalculation. moral values have survived this frightful century and these will support us amidst a most difficult transition in the history of humanity from one qualitative state to another. in concluding, i would like to return to my starting point. from this rostrum, and appeal to the united nations to rescue peace and progress. but the appeal primary to anglo-saxon un

we see that it is for the forces of the international space force. in fact , we have the same outcome of the forces of the city of east and west to the east, that is, the presence of turkey, which is willing to combine its participation in the shanghai treaty and endangering its membership in nato. it shows that there are many differences, changes are taking place due to the change of the president , certain events in the country, such that if we accept , prove to us that if mr. x comes, this will happen. it can be proven by 10 foreign sticks based on other activists and to the international sphere of the ministry let's talk about turkish employment matters. you may change. mahsa baghagheh was elected as the president and after the election, bashar al-assad was forced to shake hands. why does an actor do it? it becomes part of the arab land, and the third letter and the intersection of contradiction and conflict become a conflict between turkish and arab. there is no president. the republic in the future after 15 and controversial. you know that ther

e international transport.two positions, firstly, any state can protect itself from non-interference from other countries, and this happens within the borders of one state, and this, as well, corresponds to the protection of the rights of citizens of this country and the rule of law the constitution of india is an illustrative example of these concepts. when the constitution was adopted, it was after the second world war and at the same time the preparation of the constitution and the work was developed. for example, according to the declaration of human rights. it was a parallel process. and all topical issues were actively discussed and, for example, in india, he left the issue. is it worth it to include all these legal norms and concepts in the constitution of the country, we all perfectly understand that the constitution should reflect current issues, but at the same time take into account interests. ah, the citizens of the country. she is meeting the national opposition. and we said that india is a state,

petersburg international legal forum for all the details.d out from our special correspondent in st. petersburg, evgeny petrukhin, she again direct connection yevgenia tell us what else you said, minister of foreign affairs. and what's on the program today? yes, daria hello , a group of western states is persistently trying to replace the foundations of the international legal order, sergey lavrov spoke about this today in his address.

tehran international book fair. be familiar with the religion of islam and shia. introduction and supply of islamic and revolutionary books by hand, including the stall books that have been welcomed by visitors , there are also books on islamic topics for adults and in turkish very fluently. we do this like the green colors that you can see here about the pilgrimage from the brown color of the deeds of the month and islamic books for children, these books were an example for children and teach purity in religious formats, for example, in this book, animals whose names are mentioned in the holy quran are colored for several centuries, in the international section of this year's exhibition, foreign countries have also presented books related to the islamic revolution and resistance . we have published many books, such as the biography of imam khomeini, which is informative for the people of iraq, as well as the works of martyrs of the resistance, haj qasim and abu mahdi al-muhandis, whose movements after martyrdom are

ah, international relations., say, the second world war in a relatively in a historically short period of time, a sharp re-laying of all the foundations of international relations, the military, economic, legal, ideological and the formation of a stable framework for several decades. and we are in the middle of a slow process in which all these foundations are also under question under certain pressure and inertia of these processes. god forbid, it would be a slow , long, yet fast reloading means some kind of catastrophe. uh, slow transformation allows you to gather up already. i mean hmm so slow. i think here you can argue. i agree that it has been accumulating for a long time, but when the accumulated has already detonated, now everything is happening extremely quickly, much faster than one would think. also, i thought about, uh, the historical distance question . distance does one important thing that we can't do today. it removes the unnecessary, because these are three things that are happening now and we th

the topic of our conversation is actually the relationship between the international monetary fund and ukraine. and why i became interested in this topic is because i read your post on facebook, which is very different from the posts of many economists , because you criticize the activities of the imf e- in ukraine, in particular, our last contract with them. why did you decide to write this post, what motivated you? well, first of all, i would not say that i am criticizing the activities of the international monetary fund. it is obvious that we all should to be grateful to the fund that it has planned support for 10 billion e-e dollars for our budget in 2023 and 24th years, this is obviously a significant support e-e, but e-e to what i draw attention to is what e-e our government could would do a lot more for all of us and probably demand more from the international monetary fund, because the support provided by the international monetary fund is well, despite the fact that it is a very large and powerful organization , it is support for ukraine. it is quite modest. i would say if tal

the international community is trying. the u.n. pledged $2.4 million in humanitarian aid, but currently, more than 50% of the sudanese population are in need of humanitarian aid and they are under the poverty line. can we help them all? can we reach the moral, especially those in the conflict areas? mohammed: aseel, i am sorry to interrupt, but we are just starting to run out of time and i want to expand on what you were saying. i want to ask nisreen about this as well. the logistics what it comes to the rainy season in june, that makes it exponentially more difficult to deliver aid, whether or not there is fighting or not, that will make it so much harder, correct? guest: well, i think you are forgetting an important fact which is that when the rainy season starts, it is actually the season for agriculture and if we miss the season, we will deftly have a famine this year. definitely. so we are talking about situation right now, we are talking about a disastrous situation in three or four months. the agricultural season was missed

their solutions require international cooperation . the three crises we face are climate change. the loss of biodiversity and pollution. exacerbated over the past decade by our unsustainable patterns of consumption and production. each of these crises are serious problems, and all together. this truly serious humanity realized the need transformation of society and gnomes in order to protect the earth so that this little blue planet, the only one in the entire universe , could remain a home for all of us and all other creatures last year, younes celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the creation following the results of the stockholm conference in 1972 february 22 on the fifth resumed session with england un environment member states will bring 14 important resolutions, including those related to the preparation of a new international legally binding instrument on pollution control plastics institutions of an international group of experts in the safe handling of chemicals. sustainable management of freshwater river basins. strengthening the linkage between biodiversity, health

like russia from the international sports society.uch a fashionable direction of figital games figil sports. eh, how are you? the situation is with the infrastructure, because it seems to me that we have one side. the sports infrastructure of classic sports, but how are things, with the cyber part, the direction is very new and very popular. uh, you definitely. you know that on behalf of the president next year kazan will host the first games of the future. eh, just in the phygital disciplines and, of course, this determines the need for the development of this direction in the russian federation, but the basis, as always, is this infrastructure and professional personnel. e i u think that here the emphasis should be placed on the development of infrastructure in educational institutions, universities on campuses, because uh, youth is probably the main such link. e from a new direction and we need to think about how to create conditions for them to provide an accessible environment for classes. uh, phygital sports, and therefore we ar

petersburg international legal forum once again and say that it is great that we are meeting internally, since the period of the pandemic, although it was accompanied by our forms. but it was still not at all what they were, indeed, for more than 10 years, it has been gathering the best professionals in the field of justice. i want to say that your work is a vivid example of continuous and successful cooperation between representatives of the legal community of our country and foreign countries , public authorities, public business structures. and once again i want to emphasize this feature of our legal forum, which arose initially in many countries have forums where lawyers, scientists, and employees of various law enforcement agencies meet, but we don’t have such a common forum, and in fact, this is probably good, because in terms of the number of our guests. here, even if we take the ministers of justice, this forum is probably one of the most representative in history once again. thank you for your attention to our country. the theme of the plenary session of the forum is one of the

the russian soviet union has being a part of the international order. i mean has been strong enough to present a new toner to for the west. but i mean, there again, are, we are coming back to either or a choice. uh, because from what i understand and maybe my knowledge of this, of history is limited, the soviet union, i still have this idea of our international lives. we're taking decisions together . i'm not meeting the only a few, the overlords where mountains, uh, everything like god knows which is ultimately the the western id and it's communicated pretty openly in this matter for over a shining city on a hill. it's not only shining, it's also enjoying resources from, from the rest of the globe for its own sake. well, so i mean to me and was representing a new toner chief, especially in the few contribution to the kids. often they have to be able to ship a bond to dispute or didn't class to long for the rest of the time. starting from the beginning of the 16 century and almost to an out of the western countries kind of been having actually construct

we don't need an international interventions. what we had through from 1915 the, the leads and he calls but international interventions. look at where we are today . 2004, the you weren't given to haiti, do you want is still in here? you d as we speak, it is not fully militarized, but they are still in the country. the justice system has not received any assistance. the military emissions we had and he knew for years did not provide any structural um, structured for us. there was no school bill. there was no road built the amount of money that being invested in how the military forces on the ground does not support he. we all know that the housing with the co corner weapon demik, well over 820000 people way impacted. 10000 people died as a result of it, we are left behind with a lot of smaller just children. these fabulous children of children that were born to you guys. it just said that joseph is very keen to just get in with that. with a quick comment, just before we go to harald over the outside of port of things, i just have

, balanced international order. and it's, it's institutional embodiment you mentioned before, the american strategic goal here is to we can the russia to next found that it cannot defend or perhaps a cert itself, militarily, do you think it's a feasible goal and i'm asking you not as a no impact to patrons, but as a, as somebody from deluxe to the really school. so i'm sure you look at it. i don't think ok, i don't think this thing to that. it is a physical because restrooms and they're mostly kept. my number's going to reach was the result was russian, the institutional system is very strong. russian state and the rock receives very strong and fresh and the economy is doing well. and actually in russia has been never and before fighting the war in such and gould and comfortable international environment. as we do have now, thanks to the change on the global distribution of power, things to the emergence of china, india, and others, as a toner, just bought those things to the ability to collect rate to as rush. let

can we talk about the international communities role? again, i'm the general was that you were just talking about, did they put too much trust in the generals? that mentioned during the transitional period. i think there is a sense from the international community that you know, if you've got one or 2 people that you can have it at a pragmatic quote unquote relationship with well, where there is a known quantity, then that is the easy short term solution to some sort of a transition or some sort of functional governance that you as an international community can understand. but the reality is, as we know in many societies, democracy is a little bit messier. and what the international community should have done is dealt with the civilian sort of resistance committees, the groceries people who actually represented individuals and, and the city needs population rather than sort of say, i take the people that have taken how the military lead is it? those are the people will deal with what other people who actually felt for the revolution, wh

, balanced international order. and it's, it's institutional embodiment you mentioned before, the american strategic goal here is to we, can the russia to expand it cannot defend or perhaps the sorts itself, militarily, do you think it's a feasible goal? and i'm asking, you're not as a, you know, impact to patrons, but as somebody from the deluxe to the realist school, so i'm sure you, you look at it, i don't think ok, i don't think this thing to that it is, which is a poor cool. because we're afraid who's nervously kept my number's going to reach was it was surface. russian, the institutional system is very strong. russian state, there obviously is very strong and fresh and economy is doing well. and actually in russia has been never and before fighting the war in such as gould and comfortable international environment. as we do have now, thanks to the change on the global distribution of power, sayings to the emergence of china, india, and others, as a toner, just bought those things to the ability to criteria to

element, it may include the presence of foreign judges e-e ukr hello, an international organization that would add to the competence of this organization even a bit of a front court in order to prosecute and also add legitimacy to the national ukrainian court, taking into account the participation of foreign organizations or judges on the other hand, and ukraine is now insisting to president zelensky that we do not want a hybrid tribunal. we do not want to take a half-step. who tried germany's super-violent criminals as a result of the second world war, obviously from the point of view of the legitimacy of this process, its impartiality, the attention paid to it by the international communities and yes, korzh has a final solution and verdict regarding putin and other top officials of the russian federation, to have an international tribunal, this model of nuremberg is better in this sense, a hybrid tribunal , whatever it is, it will still be the national court of ukraine, to which there will always be objections from russia that this is a politicized process that this is unfair, tha

dad please let me study at the faculty of international relationship and he agreed.says son does what you want. the main thing is to get a good education. unfortunately, then i knew little and knew nothing at all, except that my brother studied here. well, uh, and i don’t even know a single word, but i just knew what they eat in belarus. uh potatoes a lot of potatoes. here he eats. for me it was e. the first thing i learned about belarus when i came here, really. i was scared to go. i came to a young foreign country, and let's just say you understand after the collapse of the ussr the situation was unstable in all the republics, so we were very afraid, worried if, for example, they would interfere with our lives, it was completely different, maybe, well, i was lucky. at least so far. i have been living in belarus for 25 years. yes, no one really perceived me as a stranger, on the contrary, when we knew that i was from syria, uh, they immediately treated me with everyone, uh, supported me peacefully. oh, what a fine fellow you are, you give from your parents. how are

in such an international status , there are covid restrictions on the restrictions of the internationalrelation to our athletes, and we decided to organize this starter for children at such a high enough level that they we felt the adrenaline to make the competitive process, uh, real , exactly on a par with international competitions. competitions are unrealistically cool here every year. such to participate. i love animals very much, especially horses. here they are strong powerful animals. well, it's easy to work with them, well, the rivalry did not interfere, the real spirit of the holiday, which was literally in the air by the participants themselves, despite the stamina.

advocacy and international advocacy and there's now really an irrefutable overlapping consensus of international law and seas draconian restrictions on abortion and reproductive autonomy as a violation of a right to life with dig any time" thinking a violation of right to help because abortion is healthcare and a kind of gender-based violence as well. so tree dom from gender -- freedom from gender-based violence. you see the russian federation and watch ago resolution at human rights council and rights of traditional families and collective rights of traditional families as opposed to individual rights. pompeo created what he called a commission on unalienable rights and it was supposed to inform him on international human rights law. but to inform him where the human rights law and discourse deviated from our founder's values and natural rights and natural law. at the time several democratic senator process tested but didn't get a lot of attention. in 2020, he also worked a lot with other countries around the world and in 2020, they launch what had is called the geneva consensus deck ragainilat

and then you also have influx of people internally. like i said, there's no infrastructure in place. so how do we assume let me ask you about one component of the humanitarian crisis right now. the red cross has warned that it would be impossible to relocate large numbers of student these refugees streaming into neighboring chad before the start of the rainy season. in late june, what does that mean when it comes to contending with color with malaria, with, with other factors? how much more difficult does that make the situation? ok right now we're speaking about 80 to 90000 people says the start of the war that have strength to plus the drum that for this is a huge number given that it's just being 4 weeks. and the spice quoting you, i'm guessing that and putting comes in context. we need the bedrooms for your pole in the comfortable disease. we've been working. we have something called the emergency room for, for, for breathing season. unfortunately, fortunately, and unfortunately the federal minister of health is trying to resume it

i'm also is the international community doing to help. we'll be asking all guests these and other questions and just a few moments, but 1st, so as of a report from hayes, he's capital on what life is like for people that i am here in the neighborhood of bel air in the capital of haiti for to prince, this area has been caught in between fights between rival gangs. house is like the one where i am right now have been set on fire in those fights. people have to flee this part of the city for the others. where here i'm told that at least 12 people died in this house. you can see some remains all around this area. haiti is in k was right now. around 80 percent of the capital has been taken over by gangs, and they're expanding to other parts of the country since the assassination of president join in maurice, in 2021, the number of massacres of killings of kidnappings have been on the rise. and that's why the interim from minister has been requesting help for the international community. there's a non elected non function in governments in hait

and the international community.drian: there is the world's desire to help the people of afghanistan, without further empowering the taliban. can that be done? >> it's a tricky situation, obviously. it's not something the international community is very used to. i mean, the meeting's purpose initially, we also have to understand that engagement helps. you engage with your enemies because you want to figure out how to move forward. it doesn't necessarily mean you're endorsing them. so those are very different things. we have to understand that the afghan economy is in a very fragile state and that the afghan people do not have the option of opting out of the regime that is moving the country today. however, i think that expecting the u.n. to include all parties in a conversation which is specifically meant for the special envoys, for them to have a cohesive approach towards the afghanistan, unity of expectation is a very important part of any dialogue within opposite side. -- with an opposite side. the fact that the t

amnesty international, _ victims. not the people. amnesty international, human _ victims.s. not the people. amnesty l international, human rights watch, the un have all expressed concern. i know that, but they couldn't prove it. are they lying? i don't know. why would they want a movie? weill. why would they want a movie? well, the killed why would they want a movie? well, they killed my _ why would they want a movie? well, they killed my father. _ why would they want a movie? well, they killed my father. those - why would they want a movie? -ii they killed my father. those who kill our family, they killed my father. those who kill ourfamily, even my kill our family, even my ten—year—old kill ourfamily, even my ten—year—old brother... perhaps those killers or conspirators never wanted anybody from my family to come to power. and then, when the military rule ruled over the country, they killed so many people. you know, a lot of our citizens here, ourarmy, police, even our party... thousands of people have been killed. so, that time, we never saw any sanctions this. this is

and this is that, for example, the jurisdiction of the international criminal court is not recognized by the russian federation when a special tribunal is held, it is after all the arrest of suspects, the transfer to the court process and the holding of the court process accordingly, and therefore from the point of view of pressure , from the point of view of justice, which he is talking about president zelenskyi is a special tribunal just like the nuremberg one. it will solve all legal issues and the issue of restoring justice, and that is why an international, separate international tribunal will be able to press the russian federation. federation and will not allow them, you know, to deviate somehow. and we comply, we do not comply , and so on, that is, this is not only a legal matter , but also a purely political one, how effective will the pressure be on all criminals who sooner or later will be arrested and they will be punished according to the international law, the same principles of the charter of the united nations, and so on , one of the reasons is that this is exactly the

so no, that's quite the right way is the international institutions controlled by the western. but the point is that nowadays the developing countries are ready, they can actually take one or between 2 and another opportunity, one and 2 and the 2 for another alternative. they don't need to make this choice either for and this is there is most essential change in the international distribution of power. so when you're talking about a transition in the international order, the most significant in the past few 100 years, you mean the, the end of this uh, western dominated moto, while the think he's the, to the international order. he's always based on the community. if i work at the budget for the conference, and for the last, the 500 years of actually um, the western countries, western europe then joined western europe and the united states have been the strongest one rusher, was defending its severe range. and russia was defending vigorously, it's right to take decisions on its own. i bought to, during only for very limited period, russian, soviet union has being a part of the i

hey, on, on the international. we'll be back with more of a late system. 30 minutes best buy stocks on a boy with the lakes position of the the town, and welcome to all of the part for all the different says, one thing, russia, china in the united states agree upon is that the world is now at a crucial perhaps. even unprecedented the inflection point, the business as usual, no longer feasible or even desirable. but they fundamentally disagree about how far down in history this stage goes and what trajectory of these changes are to take in the future. to discuss that, i'm now joined by timothy board that you of program director of the vault, the discussion club in russian. it's always the pleasure of july to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. a few weeks ago when changes presence should you be, wasn't moscow? he told his russian counterparts, i didn't to pretend that our 2 countries are now driving the kind of changes the likes of which the world hasn't seen in 100 to years. but you go further th

community, the parameters for the international community. and in terms of influence of a, china impacts down the people to a best place to, to, to, to exemptions over the telephone as well. there are many people who do have a lot of influence on the top of them. i think pockets dawn when the town of on 1st to a pallet felt it would have more influence than it does. and in fact, in many ways the situation has bank fraud for buck is done with regard to the pockets on top of that. and the fact that they seem to effectively have a safe haven now in afghanistan to do some of their operations and organize actions . but yes, pockets, dawn still is a country with more influence than quite a few others on china. certainly is interested in playing a role here, which is interesting because it's part i think of china trying and more assertive role on the diplomatic stage worldwide. you. so what happened with saudi arabia in the rom, that reproachful, broke good by china. and in fact, i don't need the other week, the chinese a boxes that you and secondly

it's transparency international... i know that. they say... transparency international say that...sparency, i can tell you. so, you think that the un human rights watch... un didn't say that. no, but in terms of the human rights record, you're saying that there's... i told you, human rights, they never thought about me, about my human rights when i lost all of my family members. i never received any support from them. why? my whole family was assassinated, why didn't they raise... the americans, there are some people who think that the reason why they have imposed the sanctions on the paramilitary organisation is to put bangladesh back onto the path of the right human rights record. how do you respond to that? bangladesh always maintained human rights. human rights, it does not only mean the security of all. no, to me, human rights means their security, right to food, the right to vote, the right to live — right to vote, right to live — everything that we maintain. what about the rohingya? what about that community? rohingya community, you tell me. we give them shelter on human rig

who am i regarding the international community? i think they always been even proactive and i think the international community screwed up actually helps that to avoid 3 to these points at the beginning. um, a lot of steps could have been taken. uh the moment we had the cool and on the 25th of october 2021. and a lot of steps could have been taken since that time. a lot of steps. we've been talking since the beginning about the reform of the army, about the, about the breaking of the of the architect courses and doing the possible joining to the one uniformed army we've been talking since the beginning about predicting disobedience and training the police and the international community was very much more focusing on supporting the political processes that we both. i mean i'm talking about me and you only, but all of us here watching. we know that the political process is cannot really protected the civilians unless. ringback there is a room to throw in place and this if there's a free democracy in the place, unless if there is an

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