and you can imagine in that sort of past the test and in malawi, at the moment, 80 percent of the plastic for just a single used plastic. and we don't have a process for money to go waste. or even those people that would want to don't have an option to safely disperse and that they, they don't have they, they, they dump them the brendan because this is what is accessible to them at the moment . this shouldn't be i, i like that. and this is why i'm saying it is important that everybody voices is hug. and that, those, that tree to you, that the, the, you in past this past tree t addresses, these issues makes it possible that everybody has kind of, can, if these up, for example, we're talking about here, there's an issue of production that needs to be reduced. but also for that testing done, the task compound is appropriate measures and everybody has access to those messages to the property dispos. and despite and also with that these recycling and when we talk about recycling, we obviously bring into people like i'm saying my, if somebody who's coming with because coming to my house and off

the ssl thirty's in malawi, have arrested more than $400.00 refugees and asylum seekers in the capital of the long way, including more than a 100 children comes 2 months after the government issued an ultimatum for them to return to a camp outside the city. human rights groups said the risk violate international laws of the place, sign man has been arrested after a security incident at the vatican. reports the suspect was driving a car and denied entry by the swiss gods, but then sped past them and breached security checkpoints. that income statement safe to drive it didn't get close to processes. private group of take talk uses assuming the us state of montana in a bid to attend the new statewide band on the chinese. and at last the claims, the band violets, freedom of speech, roy representative said, but will make us argue, take talk poses a threat to national security. the app is already prohibited on us federal government devices. thousands of his riley nationalist had been marching through occupied east jerusalem in a rally. the palestinians viewed as a publication. jerusalem diag

and i thought he's in malawi, have arrested more than 400 refugees and asylum tickets in the capital, the long way and including more than 100 children. it comes to months after the government issued an ultimatum for them to be attuned to a camp outside the city. human rights groups said the rest of my life, its national loss. the columbia, as president, has withdrawn to climb the 4 children missing and applying pressure things found to live. gustavo, petra, earlier said the group were rescued after 2 weeks in the amazon rainforest, children's mother was killed and depressed. a group of picked up uses assuming the us side of montana in a bit to of a 10 and the new state wide band on the chinese and app, the most claims the band pilots. freedom of speech, right, secrecy for microsoft, you take talk poses a threat to national security. the app is already prohibited on us federal government devices. the trying, i'm a says a ride sovereigns have been activated across the country g to possible for the russian miss. all attacks. moscow has been stepping off and test rocks and racing dies, i

would like separately to welcome our traditional participants, as well as high representatives of malawiecretariats, the cis csto eu sco and the leadership of the economic community of central african states who are participating in our conference for the first time in the context of the west's course towards destruction, fundamental norms and values, the need to develop a unifying agenda is growing more than ever aimed at the socio-economic development of all states without exception and the construction of a single and indivisible architecture of international security. a multipolar world, of course, also requires new architectures of international security, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov spoke about this today , he recalled that the west showed at the g7 that russia and china are strategic adversaries for them, while they completely ignore the threat, and nuclear clashes and is already involved in the conflict in ukraine at the hands of the meloxists. in fact, de jure , a nato country is directly involved in the conflict on the side of kiev, such an irresponsible line signific

send to malawi. and just the other day it happened.ipment of a comparable amount of fertilizer to kenya is planned for the same weekly shipment in the near future. already these are the rotors, damn it, well, all this is being done at the cost of incredible efforts that the un secretary general is making in order to overcome the frankly russophobic position of the eu members who oppose any initiatives that in one way or another will help developing countries, if such assistance is provided by the russian side. it is imperative that in further work to remove these illegal obstacles that the european union puts up, we will, as we agreed today with the lord president, take into account the needs of burundi as one of the priorities. thanks a lot. broadcast of the press approach by sergey lavrov from burundi a blue tractor is coming towards us across the fields. will this ever end no, video traffic is endless you can watch videos endlessly. just choose beeline dragon on your side. hello it's l'one my principle is to give all the best, both

countries like malawi have a strong sense of democracy.re are many countries on the continent that seek to learn things from malawi. nigeria is developing at an astounding pace. it is the most populous country on the, and then. it continues -- on the continent. i do want to make clear all is not terrible in nigeria. there is definitely a lot that needs to happen. if we focus on improving the quality of our democracy, nigeria will hopefully become a safer place for journalists to not only exists but thrive because the relationship between a democracy and press and press freedom is inextricable. we are seeing this worsening of press freedom in recent years. and link it through the worsening state of democracy. we have come out of an election cycle on the whole. the same political party has returned to power. we can look at these next four years as a marker of this different if any when it comes to the quality of democracy and use that to look at how press freedom is improvement -- is improving. i would like to see a situation in which many n

deliver free of charge to the countries in need , have not yet been exported, only one consignment of malawi left about this well-known 20,000 dollars, now they are delivering a week and in kenya but it's still a means more part. there are almost 200,000 fertilizers that it remains in the warehouses of european ports, and this is all under the talk that it is necessary to help the needy and starving people. uh, primarily on the african continent. look where the talk is and where the reality is. for your part, look sergey vasilievich, russia is talking a lot about the need to fulfill all the istanbul agreements and the need to resolve issues related to the export of food and fertilizers from russia, and the secretary general also declares. according to him. the world organization is doing everything it can to get the russian part of the deal done, eh, but do you think these efforts are sufficient, firstly, and in general. can he does something beyond what he is already doing. that is, if yes for this tool. i repeat that we appreciate, uh, the efforts that are being made by the representatives

would like to separately welcome our traditional participants, as well as high representatives of the malawi secretariats, the cis csto eu sco and the leadership of the economic community of central african states who are participating in our conference for the first time in the context of the west’s course towards destruction, fundamental norms and values, the need for unifying agenda aimed at the socio-economic development of all states without exception and the construction of a single and indivisible architecture of international security, of course. this is the main topic that will become today. issues of food security relevant for african countries of latin america and asia will be discussed. and, of course, countering global threats further. natalia thank you , natalia solovyova was in direct contact with the studio, but now the situation in the donbass in the donetsk republic is a joint control center per day recorded 20 ukrainian shelling in 14 cases, rocket systems were used by the apu, eight people were injured, two of the victims were children. under fire were the donetsk hayloft

and whether it is focused on food security, as you said, or climate expectations malawi, having one of the largest and longest period of psych loans in its history. if you go to the bahamas and a hurricane sat on the top of the bahamas for 48 hours, major, major costs and changes. and i understand this french initiative that, that president background is taking on. where is the united states and this, where's the u. k? where is the g 7? why does it take us summit in paris to move to help some of these countries? based on the, we're leaving the, the civil period. as you said, the will have to face overlapping crises. and this is difficult for all of the economies, and particularly for the front giles and the low east comes countries. and and um, you know, it was here in october during the annual meetings here in washington. and the uh the american posts for this reform of the worst bunker and the owner of the g 7 countries. and the we see now that the, we understood all of us, that there's no time to lose. it's time for action. because you spoke about climate change, we know very well i

would like separately to welcome our traditional participants, as well as the high representatives of malawihe eu sco and the leadership of the economic community of central african states who are participating in our conference for the first time. i am convinced that the professional experience of the participants in their countries of regions is the key to our successful work. i proceed from the fact that the upcoming discussions within the plenary sessions and round tables will make it possible to develop such approaches to ensuring security that will be in demand, both on nationally and internationally, in the context of the west’s course towards destruction, fundamental norms and values, the need to develop a unifying agenda aimed at the socio-economic development of all states without exception and the construction of a single and indivisible architecture of international security is growing more than ever. the president of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin, addressed the participants of our forum with a welcoming message, and i ask you to start broadcasting a video

foreigners to come from the country because many of them were suspected of trying to plot violence is in malawi, trying to destabilize, ah, mold in politics or other measures. a few weeks ago we did not lead some 20 serbian citizens, for example, entering the country. and there have been several people inside the con, chew on serious charges. why do you let them go? well, in this specific case, i will not command details, but there are also people who have been arrested for attempts to try and stoke up violent health and health. in february. you, president, said you, prosecutors and spies needed more powers to combat the threat from the criminal. why don't they have those powers? well, there is a conversation about increasing some of those powers, but they do have a now more equipment to deal with some threats. and we've increased significantly our corporation. we've our partners. we've romania with the countries of the european union with the united states with ukraine. you, you, yourself core to president zelinski. so there is a lot of information sharing. where is a lot of our mutual support

blocks this initiative, it took 6 long months to send at least the 1st batch of $20000.00 tons to malawi. and recently, there was another shipment of a comparable amount of fertilizers to kenya, the same delivery as planned to nigeria in the near future. many africans, including mozambique, where i'm standing right now have taking the position of neutrality on the ukranian conflict. some of them have proposed the peace initiative switch so far remain on unexplored. let's put it the diplomatically, but overall, russia intends to develop its relations with this continent. in fact, in it's a new foreign policy concept, the issue, the roughly 2 months ago, it was said that the russian federation is, is intending to make sure that africa becomes a distinct and influential center of global development. then the way to do that, according to of russia, is to help develop local industries. here in mazda and big, one of the areas of cooperation is oil and gas. this country is largely endowed with mineral resources with oil, in particular with many metals, but uh, over the last couple of decades th

around the number of colorado not just in south africa, but several southern african countries such as malawi and mozambique. and here in south africa they, it has been a search and numbers. but for now, the government is saying it's under control and they're doing what they can to try and monitor the situation and prevent the spread. i mean, i'm allowed to 0. i'm and scroll south africa was still a head on elders. eric e, you hits facebook on a me. so with a brief hold $1300000000.00 funds to transferring personal jobs. that's the us, the voters in total here turn down to and launch numbers for a presidential election that produce no clear awareness as presence are drawn and challenger to sit on the go have to has gone off on may 28th who will succeed in a final post for the prizes below the story. as the troops on august, the, reviewing the headlines dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live. was there really a full scale integration exposing how the media is used to shape the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's on true. it never happened until political po

the need for happening, dependent on drugs produced from this precise factory, including vital onto malawi application at that particular time, the clinton administration justified the strike by link to the r c footprint to some of the beans. i'll take it to the strike was severely criticized and has skipped, takes austin was to put on a legitimate tall that was the top of the selection post. is that not? why? so it's a manufactured crisis to distract from the scandals on american soil. it has not yet been established by the evidence in the public domain to the us military planners did everything feasible to establish the i'll shoot for factory amend the definition of a legitimate to military target or even that it was a legitimate military target at the time of the attack, the u. s. government should attempt to ease this concerns by providing further elaboration of the diligence of its pre bumping investigation of the plant escaped to see that there is no peace inside to the question still stands, how to stop sedan descent, into full blown civil war. and even though that is a great tempta

blocks this initiative, it took 6 long months to send at least the 1st batch of $20000.00 times to malawi. and recently there was another shipment of a comparable amount of fertilizers to kenya. the same delivery as planned to nigeria in the near future are sure now because of the facts of the ukrainian crisis on the african continent and the very basic concerns that many of the local governments have to deal with as well as because of the fairly good history of cooperation in french and between russia and formerly the soviet union and many of the african countries because somebody's union was a strong supporter of african and independence movements throughout the continental . because of all those factors, many africans, including mozambique, where i'm sending right now, have taken the position of neutrality on the ukranian conflict. some of them have proposed peace initiative switch so far, remain on unexplored. let's put it diplomatically. but overall, russia intends to develop its relations with this continent. in fact, in it's a new foreign policy concept. the issue, the roughly 2 mo

take the case of malawi. in 2016 to federal court in maryland ordered a diplomat from malawi jane to pay $1.1 million in damages for trafficking a domestic worker into forced labor in the united states. that domestic worker is here today. she is my colleague at the human trafficking legal center. she is also a member of the u.s. advisory council. that diplomat, jane, was allowed to return to malawi where she was promoted picture became ambassador to to make other african countries. on behalf of the government of malawi. seven years later that $1.1 million judgment is still outstanding. other countries have made what are called ex-patriot payments, payment and struggling to survive is to cover the crimes of their diplomats, because this is a prime example of corruption. when state officials engage in human trafficking, that is corruption. it is clear that additional consequences are necessary for diplomats and their states who choose to fort federal court orders. this makes a mockery of the rule of law, devote

so it should get through malawi to bonita and bought a table to, to this, to get out of school continued to stroke last night. so can you, the more patches are going to reach the f as in continental, so the little space, but this is still the need to do it as for our kids here. so if you have $300000.00 who commit to tell him that you have fertilizers exist, so coming to the sea, fortunately, those which will have a huge import useful. their cultural effects are of this country. several more countries are going to get our quotes are losers of new process because it's a problem that sees that. but the process is going very slowly you, most of those things you do so you what else i use the what should've been here by myself. but this is, i thought you can only see can only see the actions taken by the european union as drugs such as us. it doesn't usually so we use the jo more scrutiny insights. you ask for the face of this black seat initiative is loose. you'll still get so we have commented on this several times. it will things remain the way they are, but we're still on the wish. they a

that diplomat was allowed to return to malawi where she was promoted. she became an ambassador to two other african countries on behalf of the government of malawi. seven years later, that 1.1 million dollars judgment is still outstanding. other countries have made what what are called payments directly to survivors to cover the crimes of their diplomats because this is a prime example of corruption, when state officials engage in human trafficking, that is corruption. it is clear that additional consequences are necessary for diplomats and their sending states who choose to thwart federal court orders. this makes a mockery of the rule of law, and diplomats who engage in human trafficking should face sanctions. i would like to turn now to migrant workers held in forced labor in other sectors. what we have learned in our 25 years of working on trafficking and working on the tdpa is that forced labor is a feature and not a bug in global supply chains. we now know that we will not prosecute our way out of forced labor or human trafficking. in 2021, accordi

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to deal the situation so it's very interesting and i'm i'm becoming that everyday too i'm becoming malawi. so yeah. i have two questions they're all about what we can do about north korea. so first what can like us as americans do against oppose oppressive like north korea and what should the u.s. and countries on the international stage do to oppose oppressive regimes. yeah the first question is very important question. i think this is where the credit to president trump he made made it clear to a lot of people that the the response ability lies in china's communist. they've been propping up this regime over the last 80 years. north korea cannot last even one week without china's support and this is exactly china's doing. so i think we need to like the politicians understand the threat of china the threat they are to the rest of humanity. and i think we need spread its words in america, too, because most people don't understand that they somehow think north korea exists on their own. now, without china's help. oh, i think that is more like political level that we can do. and the second l

school kids -- schoolkids that trigger their curiosity about space and ask the why, the how in the ypg malawihat kind of experience are you talking about up there. >> most importantly we are goin to redo conducting an experimen is going to be done for the first time in history. we're going to be culturing immune cells in the microgravit environment, and then we are going to be subjecting did sell two different treatments. and then we are going to see how they behave that special environment. so conducting that type of experiment will definitely increase our awareness and our understanding of how the cells work. and, of course, the main aim of those is to help the people her back on earth who are suffering from cancers and severe inflammations, and then trying to find better cures and solutions for them. >> allie, are you nervous? i'm kind of nervous. super excited for the mission itself. i am in pozzo excitement is in my dna. i cannot wait to feel the rocke launch itself and being weightless in space. >> and what about you, you get butterflies? you been training for a while? >> yeah true, i'v

around the number of colorado not just in south africa, but several southern african countries such as malawi and mozambique. and here in south africa they, it has been a search and numbers. but for now, the government is saying it's under control and they're doing what they can to try and monitor the situation and prevent the spread. i mean, i'm allowed to 0 home and scroll south africa. the g 20 group of the world's largest economies is holding a meeting on tourism in indiana. administered jamel and kashmir park, hassan and china. i have condemned new delhi for hosting the event in the disputed territory. beijing has boycotted the meeting pockets on. i'm in. you have for 3 wars over kashmir since 1947. i said big reports utilities, making sure this part of indian administer because shmear is ready to receive diplomats from the chief 20 nations. but it's also facing allegations that it's white questions, human rights abuses, and the suppression of freedom and the dispute. you tamerlane code, treat them well. here's what i, you holding the d to into confidence. yeah. as a political context or

around the number of colorado not just in south africa, but several southern african countries such as malawi and mozambique. and here in south africa they, it has been a search and numbers. but for now, the government is saying it's under control and they're doing what they can to try and monitor the situation and prevent the spread. i mean, i'm allowed to 0. how i'm and scroll south africa. so africa's largest or refinery is open in nigeria, then go to refinery projects as parts of an effort to end the fuel shortages. it's almost a new facility in the pool, so you've lagos will boost sides use economy and oil sector. even though it's one of africa's biggest oil producers, nigeria in ports petroleum products because it doesn't have enough refineries. so how do refineries, what hope nigeria produces about 500000000 barrels of oil? yeah. but as we'll crude which isn't very useful on its own, an oil refinery ascends crude along a column wherever it's broken down into useful products using a chemical process. along the way, it becomes heavy oil, diesel, and fuel for cause and airplanes. the pric

and by way of one example i would say in malawi there's an organization global hope mobilization reallyinspiring group that is the direct of a mentor of the real whole of society approach across really all the four p's. there is no international media. it's very effective group of locals in a country that is experiencing like a democratic and human rights opening so really important moment to take advantage of. in terms of you asked about the senior official accountable on some level, i regret to note that it's me. we are in the center, we are vastly smaller than jtip in terms of a dedicated antitrafficking office. that is somewhat ballots by the fact that our missions are implemented any more decentralized way, the vast budget of usaid's worked on the group. >> thank you, mr. chairman. yield back. >> thank you thank you . i can want to thank you for your leadership. i thank you for your patience. this is a very long but i think a very, very insightful hearing from first our first panel and now the both of you, so thank you for that. i do want to thank c-span for being here. you know, t

malawi will have a greater share of lithium-ion battery storage on its grid than many states in the united states. we have to think about access to battery storage, innovation around different types of micro energy production. what kinds of new jobs are created in the transition from coal-based and fossil fuel based to were nobles, including distributed renewables, and the business models that become available when a big chunk of your population is in the business of installing, servicing, doing financial transactions on, building out further opportunities using green energy? if one were to define a green revolution today, as our predecessors did in the mid-1960's, 1970's, it would be around the energy technology revolution and what that could mean for the world. dan: henrietta, if we think about this accelerating digital revolution that is happening, i would welcome your thoughts on how you see it, what role aid can play in that? henrietta: can i pick up on what raj said? of course i'm in total agreement. one of the things we now have in the world is, there are a number of technology rada

. _ situations, as we saw in pakistan, nigeria, malawi and so on — on the one hand. — nigeria, malawiproblem, we also must invest— fossil fuel problem, we also must invest in— fossil fuel problem, we also must invest in preparing people for disasters, and we need to be able to recover— disasters, and we need to be able to recover from — disasters, and we need to be able to recover from these impacts, and we are failing _ recover from these impacts, and we are failing on all three counts at this moment.— are failing on all three counts at this moment. ,., .. , ., this moment. the report card is not that strong. — this moment. the report card is not that strong. is _ this moment. the report card is not that strong, is it? _ this moment. the report card is not that strong, is it? thank _ this moment. the report card is not that strong, is it? thank you - this moment. the report card is not that strong, is it? thank you both l that strong, is it? thank you both very much for your thoughts. if we were in any doubt of what we are storing up, we need only look towards italy, one of the europ