i give you 2 facts about russia, norse in the far east, russia east norse. we are 2 3rd permafrost, and the russia east asia were 3 quarters in asia. so we cover 18 regions of rational federation, the cause of one being woman's, which speaks a lot about our mandate, the fathers to on the go, which is 9 times zones away. so i spend quite a bit of time in their place. now, there is a stereotype. governance in russia is extremely centralized, but if one looks deeply into the administrative history of fresh, it tends to be the remote regions suffer from the shortage of governance rather than excessive due to you know, remove the lack of logistics infrastructure. sometimes the resentment of the, of the local population. you've been minister for less than 2 years. what would you say are some of the biggest challenges that you have to face will ahead quite the long preparatory period. the chief executive officer is development funds. so i would go and almost 9 years of very close, deep involvement in for eastern and northern aspects. and the key fact i would like to say is we have a total new breed of governors. v

i give you 2 facts about the russian norse in the far east. russia is norse, we are 2 3rd permafrost, and the russia east asia were 3 quarters in asia. so we cover 18 regions of rational federation, the cause of one being woman's, which speaks a lot about our mandate, the fathers to on the corsica, which is 9 times zones away. so i spent quite a bit of time in their place. now, there is a stereotype. governance in russia is extremely centralized, but if one looks deeply into the administrative history of russia, it tends to be the remote regions suffer from the shortage of governance rather than excess of a due to remove the lack of logistics infrastructure. sometimes the resentment of the, of the local population. you've been minister for less than 2 years. what would you say are some of the biggest challenges that you have to face? well ahead quite the long preparatory period. the chief executive officer is development funds. so i put count almost 9 years of very close, deep involvement in for eastern and those are the aspects. and the key fact i would like to say is we have a total new breed of governors.

russia, east norse. we are 2 3rd permafrost, and the russia east asia were 3 quarters in asia. so we cover 18, the regional russian federation, the closest one being woman's, which speaks a lot about our mandate. the father is the one that's true corsica, which is 9 time zones away. so i spent quite a bit of time in their place. now there is a stereotype. governance in russia is extremely centralized, but if one looks deeply into the administrative history of russia, it tends to be the remote regions suffer from the shortage of governance rather than excessive due to remove the lack of logistics infrastructure. sometimes the resentment of the, of the local population. you've been minister for less than 2 years. what would you say are some of the biggest challenges that you had to face? well ahead quite the long preparatory period. the chief executive officer is development funds. so i would count almost 9 years of very close, deep involvement in for eastern and those are the aspects. and the key fact i would like to say is we have a total new breed of governors. very important.

the creation of a north-south transport corridor, the optimal route connecting east asia with europe is through iran and russiamust develop this route together as the second direction of cooperation. it can be energy. we must certainly cooperate in this area. the third area of ​​cooperation is our common economic needs. you need fruits, vegetables, building materials, bags, shoes, leather goods, many other positions and an islamic republic. we are ready to deliver all this to russia. we need cereals and technologies and much more that we can get in russia. full interview with the iranian ambassador to russia, watch on our channel today after 10:30 moscow time. and now, to the news of the us economy, they have imposed yet another sanctions against russian companies masha kto rum to you list of enterprises where the american ministry of finance saw, even if the mythical connection with the russian military-industrial complex the us department of commerce against 65 russian companies in the list of gazprom neft shelf aviation complexes named after ilyushin rubin marine engineering bureau malachite almaz a number

the creation of a north-south transport corridor, the optimal route connecting east asia with europe is through iran and russiaherefore, together we must develop this route as the second area of ​​cooperation. it can be energy. we must certainly cooperate in this area, fortunately during the visit of our leadership of our cabinet to russia and also during the return visit. mr. novakov tehran , this issue was raised and we started to work in this direction. the third area of ​​cooperation is our common economic needs for you. fruits vegetables building materials bags shoes leather products need many other items and the islamic republic of iran is ready to supply all this to russia. we need cereals, technologies and much more that we can get in russia, our relations are actively expanding, because there is a sense in this, a basis that does not depend on sanctions, which do not depend on from today's state of affairs. we are two neighboring countries, we are connected by the caspian sea, which is a sea of ​​security and cooperation. iran is a large country with various opportunities. russia is a very large count

russia. and who said this? "ukraine today could be east asia tomorrow." it was, in fact, the japanese prime minister. at how he's stepping up cooperation with nato. they're drawing a direct connection between what's taking place in ukraine, a desire to change the status quo there through force, and what china might be contemplating in taiwan. another big international conference on climate change, this time in bonn. everyone — well, almost everyone — feels the situation is getting really worrying. the developed countries have promised to create a fund of $100 billion to help the world adapt. but they haven't actually forked out the cash. there's absolutely no guarantee that the nations of the world will reach net zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050. and a lot of people are now worried that the target of keeping the rise in overall temperatures to 1.5 centigrade is slipping away from us. it all sounds like a mess. but is it? i turned tojustin rowlatt, the bbc�*s climate editor. it's a halfway house. it's kind of taking stock, getting everyone together, setting the agenda for the next big, you k

clear that in the current situation russia is looking for new partners, and new investors come to the vacated part of the market investors from asia, the middle eastw the european union perceives this turn, but obviously an objective turn russia's international isolation, which they so diligently tried to, means to somehow arrange something to fence off there, but obviously that did not take place, but they believe that they, as they say, on the ground, that they are the only source of technology for us. uh, investment and so on and at the same time. this is the peculiarity of the current situation. simultaneously. they feel very uncomfortable themselves in the asian direction. be afraid to fail . not only for russia, but because of the americans for others, they can keep up with uh objectively, in the emerging asia-pacific region , they begin to rush between the asia-pacific region and the american- centric concept invented by the americans and up to the pacific region. and what is this asia-pacific minus china begins? because minus china - this is clearly not today's reality and ignored. this is no longer possible. thank you, in the european uni

relationship, friendship with put in because on all fronts and central asia, on the black sea in the middle east, turkey and, and, and russia arrivals, they are opponents, they have engaged in proxy warfare against each other, but they always found a way to balance out the interest and they take the other sides interest seriously . furthermore, i think the both leaders thinking in the concept of zones of influence, they consider that their states will have power and who are projecting power. and every one else has to shut up. so what europe rejects strongly, the idea that there is zones of russian interest as russian comfort zones that we have to respect, even though they violate the sovereignty of other nations. that is no problem for one, and or whatever other one does when you, when you're asking, if he's black, mailing the europeans, or he's, if he's black, mailing the west for him. this is tough diplomacy. this is international relations based on interest. it's not about black mailing, he has no feeling of guilt, and the turks would always hold against the europeans and the other nato states that they have been balls h

including a program for brand promotion made in russia goods produced in our country will actively lobby in the markets of asia, africa and the middle east details about yulia makarova russian export center and the largest business associations chamber of commerce and industry made in russia, a five-party agreement was signed today at a forum in st. petersburg. it is important for us to promote products that are produced in russia on overseas market. well, as for any country exports, as always very important, so this is in my opinion. it is a very good idea to unite the efforts of all entrepreneurs. everyone has their own chamber of commerce resource, the largest resource in the outside world. we have 76 odd business councils set up. our representatives work in 40 countries, so we have a lot of opportunities to advertise and promote this brand. the program was made in russia, which since 2017 helps to promote goods abroad. now it is being restarted so that as many companies as possible can join it. in terms of done. this will consist in the fact that if, uh, a russian company, which, for some internal reasons, decided to go through the v

relationship friendship with putin because on all fronts in central asia and the black sea in the middle east, turkey and uh and and russia arrivals, there are opponents. they have engaged in proxy warfare against each other, but they always found a way to balance out their interest and they take the other side's interests seriouslyurthermore, i think the both leaders think in in the concept of zones of influence they consider that their states will have power and who are projecting power and everyone else has to shut up so what europe rejects strongly the idea that there is zones of russian interests like russian comfort zones that we have to respect. even though they violate the sovereignty of other nations, that is no problem for erdogan. and whatever erdogan does when you when you're asking if he's blackmailing the europeans or he's blackmailing the west for him, this is tough diplomacy. this is international relations based on interest it's not about blackmailing, he has no feeling of guilt and the turks would always hold against the europeans and the other nato states that they have been involved here before. they h

dimmer sought nick of director at russia, east west center for strategic studies and analysis in brussels. there is avalon is director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies and in hong kong. and along is china. as analysts and chairman of under long international consultants, welcome to the program. vladimir, the new strategic concept embraced by nature that it reinforced the sentiment among the russians. that nato remains an existential threat for their country. yes, by all means actually, and that was not in the moscow choice because nato actually is not like it was in 2010 when there was a summit of nathan countries. and then at that time, russia was named as a partner. so of that, the, the, the, a present a summit that my breed to somehow could be called historic. because from my mind, this is an evident turn to the new cold war. and in these cold war, actually, the west and the nato countries are the direct and the imminent threat to russia. security, theresa, you get a sense in the new blueprint that the nato, that nato is pretty much concerned. not only about russia, but also about the potential of a chinese military corporation with russi

situation in ukraine may be repeated tomorrow in east asia . united with the international community in efforts to introduce tough sanctions against russiasupport of ukraine, floods have been pouring in for several days now, floods have covered five provinces, one person died and three were injured in the border province a dozen people were rescued from flooded houses in the capital ankara, there are reports of 11 victims due to heavy rain, the streets of the city have become like rivers. forecasters reported that more than 55 mm of rain fell in the capital, this led to serious problems with traffic in a moment. the information marathon will continue in the next issue. wait for the news at midnight, ukrainian journalists are with you live on the air together we step towards victory june 11, raisin day ukraine unstoppable we ukrainians are a people who know how to get up and keep going the fact that our nation cannot be destroyed, they cannot see the light through the darkness, but my house, i will stay, sell through the tears, laugh, find out what will happen. dawn, maybe we can cook some kind of pancake on a frying pan or wash something

bulgaria for krasnodar after a vacation in southern russia, the trip will go to the ottoman empire, get there, he will be through kazakhstan china south -east asiaustralia issues. but the grandfather's method gives such trips. now, electric traction is for everyone, supplying a rather traumatic type of transport, according to official data, 21 scooters died in russia last year, and the statistics of crippled pedestrians are not kept at all. this is literally a step, that is, i looked and already woke up on the pavement . tatyana ivka does not describe the culmination of a sudden meeting with a teenager on an electric scooter. the young racer overtook the woman when she came out of the toxin. it seemed like a safe sidewalk. as a result, the seams the back of the head bruises of the hip and sprained ankle was not like that. that i am, well, a rather cautious person, but even the utmost caution in recent years does not save from accidents and serious injuries. this is a side effect of the development of the so-called means of individual mobility in the cities of the sidewalks. more and more turn into the road and the patience of pedestrians is at t

corridor, which will allow to connect the baltic parties of russia with the ports of the persian gulf with access to india pakistan igor east asia moving to kyrgyzstan the president of the japars gave the start of the construction of the kombarata hydroelectric power station 1 according to the project, this hydroelectric power station will become one of the largest in the entire central asian in the region, the point of construction of the jalal-abad region - this is the south of the country - the hydroelectric power station will become the largest energy facility in the entire river cascade on the market . the station with a capacity of 1860 mw will generate 5 billion kilowatt-hours annually, according to preliminary estimates, the height of the dam will be 256 m, the volume of accumulated water. can exceed 5 billion cubic meters construction time is up to 10 years during the ceremony of the start of construction contains oparov noted that combine-1 will benefit not only kyrgyzstan but also the entire central asia in particular will help solve the problem of irrigation in neighboring countries. let us dwell in more detail on th

east asia . japan also decided to review its policy towards russia and united with the international community inoduce tough sanctions against russia and in support of ukraine, turkey is flooded due to rains that have been going on for several days, floods have covered five regions, one person died and three were injured in the province the border in the capital ankara reports 11 victims due to heavy rain, the streets of the city became like rivers, the weather forecasters reported that more than 55 mm of rain fell in the capital, i am finishing the release of the news and wish you a good night. together we are strong. he who lives under the protection of the most high, under the protection of the god of heaven, will settle on his shoulders. he protects us with defense. we will be true to him. we will not be afraid of fear at night, nor arrows that fly by day. a thousand will fall near us and 10,000 will fall to our right, but will not come near us, because he commanded his angels to guard us in all our ways, because we put our hope in him. he will deliver us and protect us, because we know his n

line has to be coordinated times nationally, from russia to countries noticing china, but also through central asia to south asia and also the middle east. ok. and i know there are a lot of talks about and, and iranian oil will be poverty, open up to your peer market. ok. but i guess the situation we need to look into that because the steel roams for discussion about these energy corporation between moscow and toronto. yeah, very interesting. very interesting. explain. are there apartment in terms of the economic and links between russia and china and not what knock on effect is not have for the us? how concerned will washington be? do you think one of the concern has at least to fall in a 1st praise with the washington d. c, that we will look across the to extend the status of the us dollar is being the and most important. reserve currency among governments across the world are being eroded by these increasing and financial corporation between aging. most call this number one, number 2, the washing d. c. a naturally increasing concern about the information dead. it is having domestically, but also because of the unlimited quantitative

corridor, which will allow to connect the baltic parties of russia with the ports of the persian gulf with access to india pakistan igor east asiare moving to kyrgyzstan, the president of sady japarov gave the start of the construction of the kombarata hydroelectric power station-1 according to the project, this hydroelectric power station will become one of the largest construction sites in the entire central asian region in the jalal-abad region - this is the south of the country, the hydroelectric power station will become the largest energy facility in the entire river cascade. naryn station with a capacity of 1860. mw, will generate 5 billion kilowatt-hours annually, according to preliminary estimates - the height of the dam will be 256 m, the volume of accumulated water. can exceed 5 billion cubic meters construction period is up to 10 years during the construction start ceremony contains oprov noted that the battalion commander-1 will benefit not only kyrgyzstan but also the whole of central asia, in particular, it will help solve the problem with irrigation in neighboring countries. let us dwell in more detail on the his

canceling russia and restraining our country's development in accordance with that policy, then they are isolating themselves. the whole world is watching what's happening. asia, africa and the middle east are drawing their own conclusions about whether the west is a reliable partner. when russia is supposed to be boycotted by every one in every possible aspect. well, that's what these people want. the new world order to be like the nation still goes for it. it goes for a hosting, a big international business gathering. it's called the st. petersburg international economic form. it's been happening every summer for 25 years. $140.00 countries are taking part and it's always been a chance for russia's businessman and government officials to showcase rushes full potential and also lower investment. so what's happening this year? nobody's coming. and the st. petersburg rain. you know, it's famous. does it make it more pleasant? let's have a look at the venue. ah. well, the vibe is quite usual when you see all these bright cool monitors around you representing top russian companies. you always feel your part of something very promising, modern full of energy. the main days of the form have

30 and 17:30 on the channel, russia at the end of the 19th century in the far east between the russian empire, japan was gaining strength, a struggle for influence in the asiaafter russia's rapid advance to the shores of the pacific ocean and the borders of korea in 1904 land war broke out between the two empires unfolded manchuria ancient region of northeast china snow spirit we know. lord alekseevich , after the shelling, the head physician, look, they haven’t disappeared anywhere. what to do? sergei alekseevich, you are the eldest now, in this situation, i take command of the villain hero, all the meat is home to her, to boast after the battle, as he does, and we gathered the heroes of the graves. that it was us the japanese were, take a human burial it will be done. yes, and the flags should be hung russian touched. we lost the red cross what does it mean lost? when well under shelling find it wherever you want, if there is no red cross, the japanese will not leave a wet place from us. come on, come on, come on. bear it with loss. i told you he died. she is complete. bandage the saline solution until he feels nothing. in severe cases, already 27 keeping

supplies globally, but it shipments have been halted by russia's invasion, causing global food shortages. the great sways of south and east asia under water as a flood emergency ravages the entire region from china to bangladesh and india. millions of people have had to leave their homes or seen them, washed away completely in china for provinces or inundated jang. she flew jan, glen dong, and gwen. she rhodes have collapsed in some cities and landslides have blocked. others moving west entire villages have been submerged in india's as some state. the states disaster management authority says more than 4000000 people have been affected. and in bangladesh, soldiers delivering food and drinking water to communities cut off by flood waters around 4000000 people stranded. and dozens of died. one of the worst had areas of steelhead for where tanveer chandry reports. this is the scenario in the rural areas of select, ne, bangladesh, miles and miles of water. you can see homes under those trees, some are some mount, some got wash away, a big logistical challenge to rescue people or bring food to this region. unless the weather improv

be more actively promoted abroad in such areas as asia africa and the middle east, the russian export center, just restarts the program made in russia, or rather, in this way it is corrected and my colleague yulia will tell in more detail makarova the russian export center and the largest business associations chamber of commerce and industry russian union of industrialists and entrepreneurs the support of russia and business russia will jointly promote the brand made in russia today signed a five-party agreement at a forum in st. petersburg. we can promote products that are produced in russia to foreign markets. well , as for any country to export, as always , it is very important, therefore, in my opinion, it is a very good idea to unite the efforts of all to unite entrepreneurs. each has its own trading resource of the chamber of industry . the biggest resource on the outside world. seventy-six countries have established business councils in our country. we work in 40 countries our representatives, so we have a lot of opportunities to advertise and promote this brand . the program is made in russia, which since 2017 has been help

russia is diverting their entire economy towards the east and preparing themselves for a permanent divorce with europe. asian countries will become much more competitive as russia is offering discounts to asiair oil and gas. i think they will look after their own interests and not get involved in what is effectively a european conflict, a 30-year-old proxy war between nato and russia which has now spilled in and began to destroy ukraine. adrian: ulrich, has the g7 signaled clearly enough that it understands the gravity of the global community crisis -- global commodity price crisis and other economic shocks linked to the war? and that they will take realistic steps to address them? guest: well, the question is, what would realistic steps be? and what has been said before, that repeating the russian myth of nato is threatening russia doesn't make it any more credible. nato has no appetite to be involved in a military conflict with the second largest nuclear arsenal in the world. that makes no sense. what threatened russia was the economic prosperity west of russia. we compare ukraine and poland and poland became four times richer by joining anti-ukraine the european union, and if the anti-uk

west is exaggerating this problem, but in order to try to discredit russia in the eyes of the countries of africa, asia and the middle east, because the west is terribly disappointed terribly disappointing. the fact that, well none of these countries opposed russia, joined the western anti-russian coalition. and now they are trying to find any excuse to try to discredit russia in the eyes of russia-friendly countries, but this will not work. and we are just conveying the truth, who is really to blame, but having added up in the situation that is developing, but nonetheless. in the west and in the united states , the tone is again changing, and not only on military issues. well, on the issues of sanctions, a again in the last few weeks. i have not heard any more talk from the biden administration about tearing the russian economy to shreds or what, it is already torn to pieces, on the contrary, today an amazing amazing statement was made by the secretary of the treasury of the united states, jan, the one who admitted here that she underestimated, and could not think even about the problem of inflation. the fact that this i

egypt, and for russia, in the context of the collapse of relations with the west in the conditions of the hybrid war that is taking place now, relations with africa with the middle east with asiaportance, of course. russia positions itself as a responsible player. uh, in this area dmitry is brilliant and convincing. i didn't specify who the gift was for. well, here, uh, of course, again, being, uh, a representative of the realistic school of politics. i would still be in the place of the russian leadership. yes i would say something to facilitate all these agreements. you will ease the situation for us with the export of our food fertilizers, which, in general, is very easy to do, even without lifting formal sanctions, it is very easy. i want to ask you. well, you know, in this whole concept that we have just dismantled, there is still one, uh, link, and which, in my opinion, as i imagine it, raises suspicions our leadership has a degree, after all, uh, of independence and independence zelensky with such statements. i still think there are some hmm, people, some center, to which zelensky tells how to behave, may not be a biden, nor his closest entourage. we know what a center

east and asia. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. russias it will give ukrainian fighters in a chemical plant in severodonetsk a chance to surrender as its forces progress in eastern ukraine. the last remaining bridge to the city is destroyed. delivering supplies and allowing civilians to escape is almost impossible. north, it is a different story in kharkiv where ukrainians have been retaking territory. the international criminal court chief processor has been in kharkiv gathering evidence of atrocities. >> with the studio -- the city under daily attack, his visit to khkiv was more of a statement of intent than gathering evidence. that will come later. the international criminal court chief processor toured several badly damaged parts of the city, including a primary school used as a shelter when it was hit by russian shelling. civilians were killedere. from the start of the war, russia has been accused of indiscriminate shelling and rocket attacks. this children's hospital, peppered with shrapnel from cluster bombs. one of many such incid

country from the global economy, new players come from asia, africa, the middle east and latin america, and those who is ready, together with russia, to build a new multipolar economic model for edmondjones. the current economic forum in st. petersburg does not seem to differ in any way from all the previous ones in the spacious halls of the expoforum. all the same guests from different countries planning to sign billion-dollar contracts. at the same time, a varied program does not allow one to be distracted for a minute and even , like last year, careful monitoring of the temperature of all participants has been preserved. however, in terms of its internal content, this forum is fundamentally different from all those that were earlier. it would seem that he and the anniversary are already 25 in a row, but the point here is not only in beautiful numbers, the new world is about the global processes of change that are taking place now in the world, which lead to the formation, without exaggeration, of a new economic model, those for whom the economy does not became a hostage of politics flew to st. petersburg to strengthen relations

many countries, after all, have not condemned the position of russia uh, you can also look at asia in uh, the middle east at latin america. we see that the world as a whole is very much following the development of the situation. and i have really high hopes. and i came here today in order to ask, uh, in order to tell that the countries so far away from the site of the conflict, yet experience its consequences. this situation has been aggravated, and now we have no access to grain from russia, especially to wheat from russia, and most importantly, we do not have access to fertilizer, because the situation was so difficult. and now it's even more, uh, complex, and that has implications for african food security. paul coffee. and this morning, literally, i was talking to my african colleague from the african union commission, and i told him that uh, there are two main problems are crises sanctions need to work together to resolve those two problems so that uh hmm food products. in particular , grain and fertilizers were bred from the boys. it was footage of the president's meeting with the chairman of the

russia. they're diverting their entire economy towards the east and preparing themselves for permanent divorce with europe. the asian countries will become much more competitive as russia offering even discounts to asia, where the oil and gas. so i think they will look after their own interest and not get involved in what is effectively european conflict, 30 year old trucks war between nato and russia, which is now steal them and begun to destroy ukraine. oregon has the g. 7 signalled clearly enough that it understands the gravity of the global commodity price crisis and, and other economic shocks linked to the war, and that they will take realistic steps to address them. well, the question is, what would realistic steps b and what has been said before that repeating the russian myth of nato is threatening. russia doesn't make it any more credible. nato has know what happened times to be involved in a military conflict. with the 2nd largest nuclear arsenal in the world, that makes no sense. what threatened russia was that economic prosperity, west of russia, if we compare ukraine and poland, and poland became poor times, which are by joining the european union. and if the anti ukraine would do the sa

this is what russia is allegedly to blame for, but in the problem of hunger, which is now increasingly relevant for developing countries for the countries of asia, the middle east and especially africa a. at the same time, russia is just doing everything, and in order to ensure its own exports, and grain, yes, russia is the main player. here is its export potential this year, 50. grains and even a ensure the withdrawal of ukrainian e, grain from the children's port, but nonetheless. uh, the west still blames russia for the fact that russia is to blame. although of course, uh, responsible. e are carried by western countries themselves. yes, firstly, they imposed sanctions against russian ships against the insurance of russian ships, which makes communications difficult, and just makes logistics difficult, yes, and, secondly, western sanctions have inflated, and energy prices in the world. and throughout. it’s just that economists showed that over the course of for several dozen decades, the correlation of prices for energy and valuable grain is absolutely identical , absolutely identical, that is, they follow each other in all. eh, the smallest nuances and under

preventive sanctions, and wouldn’t it justify russia, for example, in the eyes of a certain international community, for example, there in asia, the middle eastould say, well, sorry, we introduced er, they attacked and preventive sanctions were implemented against us at one time, let me remind you that this became one, so to speak, of the arguments used by japan to explain the attack on the pyroharbor and the american powerful naval base, because it started with preventive sanctions, in particular, with the oil embargo with regard to japan, therefore, i am not concluding that i have already given the floor to oleg, in fact here, as they say, before the discussion. of certain states, although of a certain part of the world, if not even the civilized world, one way or another, the world that occupies about 50% of the world's gdp as a thank you mr. andriy oleg sahakyan please respond to this huge case situation it is really interesting because in truth, justice is in words, as again from the other side. well, first of all, i would not absolutize that biden in this case sent a message to ukraine because, after all, it was done during a fundraiser