we have 2 examples from the north and the south of india, where women are the ones spearheading drives to clean up their communities. clean water for washing and drinking is something that has only recently done to the village of allan, thanks to local women. the pursuit had residence to meet regularly and clear the stream of plastic ways most have been dumped by judas tracking on your by glacier chris danielle, go, what did he sources are getting polluted if you get into white? so we're trying to keep the water clean in our village, all of us, including elders and children, take it as our responsibility to clean the street. i'm proud of doing it as long as i live in disability that i will keep the stream clean craft, aclu. alon is muscle in the mountains and the indian instead of genuine cush mean the stream is the locals, only source of fresh water to keep it clean. every household has built a septic, then that's put a stop the open definition on the streams banks. allan let the weather benefit by letter, but i was either meliss. oh it is. that is possibility of every house will here

weather that set to arrive as we at edge towards the end of the week that was we moved to south asia, it's pretty wet down in the south of india, but up in the north, it's all about the heat dominating once again, there's dangerous conditions. we have had some heat wave alerts out in the north and for pakistan with a temperature in law who was sitting in the high forty's. those hot and dry conditions continuing, as well as gusty hot winds. some relief we have to head down to the west paces like carola seen some heavy rain in the days to come with thunderstorms in shoreline casa air with through me return to the check 20. i need that matches once on a now the right to education, divorce and independent, causing a generation to me. an intimate study, but traditional grappling with changing time with trouble at home and now to sierra ah ah, again, this is al jazeera, let's remind you of the main news this op u. k prime at a subarus, johnson is to face a vote of confidence by members of his party. later on monday, his face calls to resign. over a series of scandals include parties held up heights of corona, virus locked elves. inv

india are growing noticeably. corporation in the field of agriculturis develing dynamically. russia exports significant volumes of fertilizers to the brics countries. russian i.t. companies are expanding their activities in india and southnd our satellites are already providing tv broadcast to 40 million people in brazil. hashem: so, what is brics? brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa an association , of the world's five major emerging economies. together, the countries form a powerful economic bloc representing 41 of the world's population. they account for the total value of goods produced and services provided in the world per year , and 16% of the value of global trade. ♪ let's bring in our guests. in beijing, einar tangen is a senior fellow at the taihe institute. in cape town, sanusha naidu is a senior research fellow at the institute for global dialogue, a south african think tank focusing on china and africa. in williamsburg, virginia, nancy snow is a visiting distinguished professor at tsinghua university's schwarzman scholars program. welcome to the program. einar, when the chinese lead talks during the talks about the need to boost multilateral cooperation and ask the brics to condemn or to reject w

observers the leadership of argentina, which is considering the possibility of brix convergence of india, indonesia, southa and senegal. well, indonesia is understandable. why? because the top twenty will also be south africa, of course. why, like india, something strange brix is ​​even more important there. yes, it is very important for them to delay india in general, it is fundamentally important for them, because 20 times. yes, the purchase of russian oil has grown there, and therefore, of course, well, senegal is now heading the union with african states, which are extremely negative reacted to zelensky's attempts to tell them about the horrors, because only four uh, there are as american countries that said, you guys are generally. you are about what you are so slightly feeling. come, we don't have to say anything in russian. we love russian respect and we know everything about them, but nevertheless. in anticipation of the donat themselves hmm plans are obvious, this multiple increase in the military forces of the alliance on the eastern border from the g7 developed a schengen idea, i really liked i

well, it's very important to remember that all of these countries are even major emerging economies, like india, are certainly part of the global south that is being very harshly affected by soaring food and fuel prices. and they are hitting the vulnerable hardest. and that means poor people in india, india, indonesia, south africa, 3 of the countries here. but also of course, us indigo and argentina looking at prices that may cooking oil prohibitive. looking at soaring wheat prices that are creating food shortages and against that background we will undoubtedly, or it will. it is undoubtedly the case that the g 7 leaders will be putting pressure on these leaders saying look, it's time for you to distance yourselves from put in. he is the one who is behind the soaring prices or at least join our sanctions. and if you don't do that, try to put a cap on the prices you are paying for russian fuel because they are what's driving this massive inflate and they will try to sweeten that deal with promises, for example, to use the infrastructure fund that was agreed on yesterday, to support these countries in providing green infrastructure in

dynamically. russia export significant volumes of frontier lasers to the bricks. countries. russian id companies that are expanding their activities in india and south africa and our satellites already providing tv broadcast to 40000000 people in brazil. so what's bricks? brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa and association of the world's 5 major emerging economies. together the countries form a powerful economic block representing 41 percent of the world's population. they account for 24 percent of the global g d p. that's the total value of goods produced and services provided in the world the year. and 16 percent of the value of global trade. ah, there's a ringing, i guess in beijing. i nod, tongan is a senior fellow of the ty institute in cape town solution. ida is a senior research fellow of the institute for global dialogue, a south african thinktank, focusing on china and africa in williamsburg virginia. nancy's know is a visiting distinguished professor at cinco diversities walsman scholars program. welcome to the program. i know when the chinese leader talks during the talks about the need to boost multi lateral corporation and as

and clearly we're seeing do political, a towing of key states, particular democracies like india also south africa to bring them if in question on the side of the d 7, not on the side of russia or china. now there was a lot of talk today about the launch of the, the partnership for global infrastructure and investment. can you tell us a bit more about, well, that is well, that's exactly this program. and joe biden said that there was already a dozen programs in place really were seeing a big umbrella of the g. 7 of different programs brought together. we'll have to see at which is or which of those that already existing programs already in that $600000000000.00 a pledge, but also the dry, fide, a german g 7 presidency for fair infrastructure programs that are for the greener economies of countries. that a threshold countries less developed countries to make sure that c, o 2 emissions can be caught while these countries also develop further to wealth levels that g 7 countries already enjoy. so a lot of ukraine symbolism, but also a very concrete stretching out the g 7 hand to countries who w

, the leading economies in democracies in the world are aware of the importance and increasing importance that countries like india or south africa, or even senegal are gaining in the world economy, these g 7 meetings follow a series of meetings between emerging economies and russia, brazil, india, china, south africa, among them. is there a sense that both sides, in this case, that is russia and the nations that are trying to stop its war and ukraine, or that they're trying to woo these emerging economies? or is that too simple? no, that is the impression that emerges from, from these opposing meetings almost because we see on one side, russia trying to keep the bricks, countries on its side and trying to offer a support to them, but also to receive their support on the other side. and then the g 7 trying to also keep up countries like india or brazil on its side also because if we look at india buying so much, russian oil after the war in ukraine started. these countries have the potential to help russia out of the sanctions into keep the russian economy afloat and substituting almost the kind of economic relations there

over ukraine announcement was made during an online me saying, all the leaders of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa he asked of me and melinda on something she is being moved to solitary confinement in a prison in the capital napier dual. the 77 year old nobel laureate has been under house arrest since she was toppled in a qu last year. she faith is a raft of challenges that her support to say are politically motivated. austria has scrapped its compulsory coven, 19 vaccination for adults. the health minister said the measure which was suspended in march was unlikely to raise the austrian vaccination rate, which is one of the lowest in western europe. rule was the only such sweeping mandate in the european union. and before we go, has a quick look at our top stories at this hour response teams. i'll re, thing to reach, survive is a powerful earthquake in a remote part of eastern afghanistan. at least 1000 people were killed and many more injured taliban lead government has appealed to international support and european leaders, a meeting today over whether to grant ukraine status as an so can

second day. heads of state from south africa, argentina, india, indonesia, in senegal, joint work in groups, tackling topics such as energy and food security. but the g 7 leaders are stressing their message of unity in the face of russia's aggression. ukrainian president vladimir polanski is wanting russian pilots, that he'll find those responsible for multiple explosions that rocked the capital cave. more than a dozen missiles were fired for strikes damage, residential buildings, and a school. at least one person was killed and several others were wounded. authorities are also wanting civilians to leave the east and city of lucy chanced, as russian forces pushed forward there. earlier we spoke to our correspondent emanuel shes in cave and asked her if you crane is losing the battle for that on bass. well, the situation, rebecca is very volatile in don't boss. it has been 4 weeks for month or now. of course, now we see russian troops advancing with dera, capturing the city of savannah on the experts. we have to keep in mind doubt that the ukraine and the armed forces were and fighting

of joining the sanctions, later the leaders of senegal were also called to the talks of south africa, indonesia, indiand argentina to discuss ways of supplying food and energy sources, volodymyr zelenskyi was invited to a conversation. however, in wartime, he cannot afford to walk in the bavarian alps with his wife and will join in via video link to once again remind the powerful world of what exactly ukraine needs for victory with bayern olena abramovych vitaly kovalenko for single news details european bureau of tv channel inter support is important for us on all fronts and cultural not an exception this year, ukraine joined the multicultural holiday in switzerland for the first time, it takes place every year in the city of vv and more than forty countries take part in it, what surprised ukrainians and what made them stand out from the rest, svitlana prokopchuk will tell. ukrainians march and sing to them, a multicultural procession is quite an event for a town of 16,000 people in the west of switzerland. the holiday has existed for 20 years. currently, 43 countries are represented here, but ukrain

of what i mean. i work across india, brazilian south africa. and i was looking at that just a bit now several of the building as in health care in india own hospital change. so this is a very specific sector off the healthcare industry. they run hospital change right . there are no millionaires in south africa, brazil who john hospital chains, and that is because brazilian of africa, excellently functioning public assistance that are very well funded. that the large income spectrum of people in brazil in south africa use, right. whereas in india, we have a very poorly functioning health care system which only the very poor and the absolutely desperate use. whereas everybody else from lower middle class upwards will use private healthcare and private hospital. right. and so to the extent that the state of creates that and actually just performs its duty and does what it needs to, the state doesn't have to run the equivalent of netflix to keep people entertained in a panoramic. netflix made a lot of money out of the pandemic as well. right? and so

the announcement was major in an online meeting of the leaders of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. russia completely suspended operations there 3 months ago in response to moscow's invasion of ukraine, of a big western bronze like mcdonalds and google ha canister. and after wednesday's deadly earthquake, countries, taliban rulers have been internationally isolated since taking power, which is hampered relief efforts more than the u. s. supreme court issued an unexpected ruling on guns, saying americans have a constitutional rights to case of, of americans to bear arms. ah, the conservative majority of the supreme court struck this ruling. now let's have a look at the state juvenile right to carry firearms in public. this was the landmark ruling by the u. s. supreme court. it's 1st major decision on gun control in over york provided licenses to carry concealed firearms. applicants in new york had to prove a special need for self protection to carry a concealed gun roof on the state. it rolled that because americans have a constitutional rights to carry guns and public states

of india and bangladesh causing devastating flooding. now those floods are set to continue, but the rain pulls its way further south within the intense rain effect the bay of bengal. but also some fierce thunderstorms affecting the north west of india and pakistan. but it is an improving picture by the time we get into wednesday. we will see the sunshine back in low hole. the wet weather can be found further south across a western coast of india. that to weather update official airlines, the journey it is a refuge for weary travelers. most are crossing africa looking for a pathway to europe. some are coming back the other way. and their stories are chilling reminder of the dangers for to my safe haven. the cross rooms of hope and despair, the most show to witness on a jessia. o . s. a. hello, we got the top stories on al jazeera, the leaders of israel's fragile coalition government, or dissolving parliament. the move will force the country to hold its 5th election in less than 3 and a half years for ministry, iowa pj will take over from the tony bennett and the role of intern prime minister until the election in october. russia has vowed

of india and bangladesh causing devastating flooding. now those floods are set to continue, but the rain pulls its way further south within the intense rain effect the bay of bengal, but also some fierce thunderstorms affecting the north west of india and pakistan. but it is an improving picture by the time we get into wednesday, we will see the sunshine back in the hall. the wet weather can be found further south across a western coast of india that to weather update. official airlines, the journey ah, should come out of ward for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w. w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah ah ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the leaders of israel's fragile coalition government, or dissolving parliament. the move will force the country to hold its 5th election in less than 3 and a half years. foreign minister ayala, p. we'll take over from left tony bennett in the role of intern prime minister until the election in october. russia has vowed to respond if lithuania doesn't lift, a ban

south. we had the meeting that invited the leaders of argentina, senegal, south africa, india, and indonesia. yesterday, clearly, behind the scenes, there must have been discussions with them about their imports of russian fossil fuels and whether they were willing to go long on some form of a price cap and no no results there. we did hear some vague declarations afterward about the way that g 7 countries will be cooperating with them to try to boost renewable energy and green investment and so on. but all in all, if you look at what some of those leaders who met yesterday with the g 7 said afterward including south africa, which gave interviews here in the german media. that basically they're not ready to take sides. here. they are not ready to say the western narrative is the one that we're going with. what they said a south african foreign minister is that for them. this is the west's. this is the west game and they're staying neutral. this has been a particularly interesting summit in that, with these crises in the world are both the security crisis. so in here, in europe with russia's i

in general, a topic that was discussed at the meeting of the ministers of agriculture of russia brazil india southas held under the chairmanship of the prc and, as a result, a joint declaration and strategy were adopted, as the head of the russian agricultural department noted. dmitry patrushev is how the population of the planet is provided with food. shared responsibility and problem solving. in this vein. it is necessary to jointly develop the agricultural, logistics industry and russia's cooperation with brix partners in this regard. good example. russia's trade turnover with strange brix also generally maintains a positive trend over 4 months 22 years. it grew by almost 15% and amounted to more than $3 billion in this way. the development of mutual trade is not only a powerful stimulus for the growth of national agricultural industries. well, it provides the population of briks with a varied and high-quality diet, i believe that in order to maintain food security, including within the framework of our association, it is very important to preserve stable in the first place, uh, financial and l

the leaders here have invited the prime minister of senegal, the president of indonesia, argentina, south africa, and india'sof representatives of the global south. what are the sort of arguments that are being had here looking to other parts of the world? the focus, for example, the war in ukraine and many of the other crises are genuinely global.— are genuinely global. certainly. but ou have are genuinely global. certainly. but you have to — are genuinely global. certainly. but you have to remember, _ are genuinely global. certainly. but you have to remember, the - are genuinely global. certainly. but you have to remember, the war - are genuinely global. certainly. but you have to remember, the war in l you have to remember, the war in ukraine is causing a globalfood crisis, right? if ukraine is the world's fifth largest grain exporter and the russians are preventing that grain from getting to world markets to getting to hungry people so if you're from the global south and you, your imports grain, you need this ukrainian war to end. you need for ukrainian farmers to get grain to feed your people, you need

the president of south africa, prime minister modi of india are among those leaders, with the presidentsl who have come to attend this summit as, they be partners and they will discuss energy and climate change. with they be persuaded to adopt ambitious climate change reduction target, they will talk about something really important to much of the global south, and that is global food security. they have promised to take us back to ukraine, that they will find way to ensure that ukraine once more can export —— unexport its grain, potentially rotting in silos and the harvest in year not planted because so many men are off fighting the war. so some scene there's before you, of the image of the happy family, which they want the project, here, a happy, united family, but some differences will emerge, if only differences of emphasis between those who think russia must be defeated in this conflict with ukraine, fearing that otherwise russia will come back and attack somewhere else or alternatively those who argue you don't —— don't want to defeat and humiliate russia because you want it a as p

of the low by far. so the greater the cooperation between countries like iran, brazil, russia, the india, south africa, argentina, among others. they've become a bond in western powers. i think ours that have dominated the world for century. then we have colonized world or subjugated most of the world and which have destroyed many of the past few decades. iraq, maybe syria is way like a host of different government and hosts of different countries have been destroyed or severely hurt as a result of western ambition. and this cow out relationship cooperation can help deter western ambitions. sorry mohammed moran, the professor at the university of ron. thank you for your time. i really appreciate him. thank you. miss international has accused the commission of turning a blind eye to the enabled attention of thousands of arab and the african migrants in this way near the n g o has rebuilt. would it cause case of abuse and discriminatory double standards and the treatment of asylum seekers? while i hire while highlight, think a contrasting treatments of ukrainian refugees in the u. refugees and migrants ha

the announcement was major in an online meeting of the leaders of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. police in ecuador as capital of fire tear gas of protesters as they tried to enter the congress building. nationwide demonstrations against increasing fuel prices. the high cost of living have shut down the capital for over a week. 3 people have died in the rest. the world health organization is meeting to decide whether to declare monkey forks, global health emergency. up until may, the disease had not caused sizable outbreaks outside africa. so my experts are unhappy that the w h o is only taking action now that monkey box is spreading in rich countries and announcement is expected. on friday. international aid is trickling into eastern afghanistan a day after a powerful earthquake, but killed at least 1000 people and injured many more spokesmen for the ruling taliban says, rescue efforts. a nearly complete quake comes as the countries already facing drought and food shortages. since the taliban took power last august, it's become harder for 8 or 8 agencies to operate in the

belgium is a very small commercial primary of the drc today, compared to the china, india, south africaf other partners have really taken place of belgian -- belgium and commercial exchanges. congo is an important part of the belgium psyche. if belgium is an important country, they associate that importance with the role that they had in this amazingly rich and culturally diverse country that many belgians were familiar with. everyone. i'm american, i have lived in belgium for many years. i cannot go to any kind of event when i don't meet someone that says, when my uncle was in congo, my father was an administrator. there's a very, very deep social connection between belgium and congo. and this is the beginning of the response your question about re-colonizing states. because after independence, there was a new scramble for territory in africa. really in the context of cold war politics where you had a really, really severe, looming crisis between the east and the west. it was the cuban missile crisis, and pla in angola. you had a marxist leninist regime. so there was a new crucible of

attached to the status and role of brazil, indian south africa in international affairs, and supported their aspiration to play a greater role in the un of brazil. russia, india, china, and south africa. the 5 members of the bricks group are taking part in the 2 day virtual summit. and just to put some figures into perspective, the total population of the group exceeds 3000000000 people. of a 40 percent of the world's population. the gross domestic product of the bricks group is $23500000000.00 with the countries trade share covering over 20 percent of the global market. and experts expect this number to rise to 37 percent in the next 8 years. and that will exceed that social share of the u. s. and e. u in international trade. well, earlier my colleague unit, o'neil and archie will depart host asana boy co discussed what's on the agenda of this year's summit. this is the ford in summit, and originally this organization was created as this loose, it can only trade alliance, no strings attached, but the idea was to kick stars, trade and economic corporation among those large economies. and i think increasingly it's taking on them more political tone. it's not v

ties with the organizations, current members, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. slide mom, a garage, a professor at the university of to ron expects. the brakes group to expand even further with other countries following and wrongs. footsteps. the greater the cooperation between countries like iran, brazil, russia, china, india, south africa, argentina, among others, the less dependent they become on western powers. the very fact that the iranians in argentine and they have both expressed strong interest in becoming members i think is assigned the importance of the brakes organization. and i think that probably in the coming months you'll have more countries that will express the same sort of an interest in joining. now we see the global south joining hands increasing cooperation from america, africa, asia. and that will change the world order the world order is already collapsing. and i think with the help of global south countries coming together, this change will not only become more rapid, but i think it will have, it will become. but it will be a more organized shift away from the west. i'm just the internation

nations were also invited to take part in sessions on the summit, 2nd day. heads of state from south africa, argentina, india, indonesia, in senegal, joint working groups, tackling topics such as energy and food security. but the g 7 leaders stressing their message of unity in the face of russia's aggression and still with me in the studio is dw political correspondence. simon young simon, while we wait for chancellor shouts to come out, let's have a little bit of a chat about the g 20. another summit that's happening later this year. a russian president vladimir putin has announced that he intends to attend the g 20 summit in indonesia. do you think that the g 7 leaders will discuss that with the innovation president and how awkward would that something like that actually be for world leaders will certainly it's an issue that's been raised. i think because of the, some people take the view that it would be better to know disinvite vladimir putin from that meeting to, to send that signal or that, you know, he's not welcome there. as i understand the indonesian position, as you say, the indonesia got the pres

the announcement was made during an online meeting of the leaders of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. the american sportswear maker nike has announced it is pulling out of russia completely. is suspended operations there 3 months ago in response to moscow's invasion of ukraine. other big western brands like mcdonalds and google have already best response teams are struggling to search for survivors of afghanistan's deadliest earthquake and decades. people in the remote regions say more help is urgently needed. the tremor killed at least a 1000 people and injured many more. when it hit wednesday, taliban authorities say the search for survivors is now over scenes of destruction like these all across spectacle province. in eastern afghanistan, people were still sifting through what's left of their destroyed homes. the hope of still finding some one alive slowly waning. most people have lost some one in the deadly quake. some families have been decimated, douglasville mother, i lost 12 members of my family and my house would that good. it is completely destroyed the miles of ever

now, his announcement was made during an online meeting of the leaders of brazil, russia, india, china in south africa. the u. s. sports where maker nike has announced that it is pulling out of russia completely. it's suspended operations there 3 months ago in response to moscow's invasion of ukraine. other big western brands, such as mcdonalds in google, have already left rescue efforts are underway in eastern afghanistan. one day after that powerful earthquake, at least a 1000 people were killed. many more injured. international aid has now started arriving in the country, but since the taliban took power last august, it has become harder for 8 agencies to operate in afghanistan. this quake. it comes as the country is already facing drought and food shortages o survivors digging for survivors to settle with them in collapsed mountain villages in a country where millions already faced the misery of hunger and poverty and health care system faltering since the taliban takeover. it's hard to imagine what could be worse than this one came up the other day about one of us with some of my children

of europe, united states. i work in countries, brazil, south africa, and india, brazilian south africa. now, i need much later than europe as you have access to a fight, the back seats in the country with 1300000000 people about 6 of humanity been dealing with that it has 0 access to a minor vaccines. and so when you look at who gets the, who gets the benefit of this extraordinary technology, this extraordinarily lucrative technology where it's incredibly perverse to put these things together because i've lost that granted they're making india if i was, are to do the delays getting back to and you just suppose that with this extraordinarily astounding new work that's been created by me on the basis of a life saving good that has been purposely denied to everyone who could get one. i find that the trinity i'm how can i just add to that? because i completely agree and, you know, to add a little bit more color here. 40 new pharma, billionaires since the pandemic, 40 because of companies like madonna and pfizer, who are, by the way, making a $1000.00 profit every 2nd. just because they have

well, international investigators have been trying to like hate the groups of brothers who relocated from india to south africa in 1993 as it began opening up at the end of a parted. and while their business empire grew verse. so did that influence back in india, contacts officials, they're rated their homes and offices multiple times for allegations of money laundering. at least 3 state owned indian banks have been investigated for their dealings with the good to brothers. have name metal as more from new delhi. these are westcan nearly a year after the interpol issued a global alert for them and the allegations are very serious. i'm in the group. the brothers have been accused and accused of being at the center of the very corruption scandal that forced president former president rather jacob zoom are to step down back in 2018. specifically, they're accused of building a massive business in pile or winning lucrative government contract. and influencing government appointments because of the close ties with zoom, i and his family as well as by paying bribes. now, as of now, the 2 countries are that is

heavyweight countries didn't send their heads of state, but instead, instead said more judaea, delegations instead, they include south africa, australia, and india. prime minister modi isn't here, it's one of the ministers that incentive who india is trying to maintain relations with russia, russia, how strong economic ties with russia and malcolm. what else is on the agenda of this? have a commonwealth heads of government meeting? commonwealth doesn't produce any binding treaties is not a trading blog, but it does represent about the will. the countries include about a 3rd of the world's population is mostly britain's former colonies. and more recently, others have been joining that includes rwanda who joined in 2009 at the time the commonwealth human rights initiative said that rwanda didn't meet the ball for democratic standards in respect for civil liberties and human rights. but nonetheless, rwanda was allowed to join anyway togo and gone to form a french colonies in west africa, submitting to apply this summits as well. they also have fairly major questions surrounding their human rights records and democratic credentials. thank you for th

russia and iran have been ramping up development of the north south transport route in the face of heavy sanctions by western powers, the route running from india to iran, across the re b and c, and then from iran to russia, across the caspian is a shorter and cheaper alternative to currently popular transit by the suez canal. the developing or sales corridor is expected to reduce transport costs between india and europe. by a 3rd while iran is also announced is applied to join the brick scrape of emerging economies, which run looking to strengthen it ties with the organization's current members, brazil, russia, india, china, on south africa, slide mom, a garage, the a professor at the university of to ron expects the bricks group to expand even further with other countries following in the wrongs. footsteps. the greater the cooperation between countries like iran, brazil, russia, china, india, the south africa argentina, among others, the less dependent they become on western powers. the very fact that the iranians in argentine have both expressed strong interest, social and becoming members i think is assigned the importance of the, the break

distinguish between democratic and autocratic regimes, because it is in the rix with the participation of india southfrica brazil we have a legal order, and china is also here. and russia with its vision and its understanding, which we manage to synchronize. that is why we focus on what unites us, what we understand by the rule of law under the protection of human rights, and what we mean when we talk about fairness, fair process and transparent world legal order, therefore, in our understanding, it is important that the efforts of each state and what each state can do for its people be done if india, china and brazil, within their systems, can and were able to unite hundreds of millions of people, and pull these people out of poverty. i think that's what the rule of law and the protection of human rights come down to. after all, this is the most important thing, since individual rights and i must note that the volume of brix represents about 41% of the world population and, accordingly, a similar percentage of world gdp, and in this regard i would like to emphasize that what exactly is this, the mai

agricultural side and the experience of india act, there is a story in "the new york times" floods and heat waves jolt india's food supply. "for india and other southasian countries home to hundreds of millions of the most vulnerable, a seemingly bottomless well of problems has only deepened as the region bags on the front line. global warming is no longer a disk -- distant prospect that they can look away from. the increase e -- increasing volatility -- severe economic damage countries already straining to increase growth and development, and move past the pandemic to lives and livelihood of with the experience in india on the threat to their agricultural system, is the u.s. facing any threat because of the water shortage to our agriculture industry? guest: that's one of the worries down the line and something that senator joe manchin from west virginia who of course as we mentioned yesterday, doesn't deal with drought and his state, he is the chair of the energy channel so he voiced his worries about what can happen to drought and the impact in the west can ripple across the country. that could mean higher food prices if agriculture has to use mo

that enrichment of uranium has taken place. 2 brothers facing corruption charges in south africa have been arrested in dubai. businessman rochester, and i took ter, who originally from india, fed south africa in 2018. they're friends of a former president, jacob summa, and they're accused of using their relationship with him to profit financially and influence. government appointments and policy are both denied wrong. doing interpol issued a red notice for the last year. an irish airline is drawing outrage with a new test for south african passengers heading to the u. k. it's quizzing them in a language spoken by a minority of the population. surely in wolf explains ryan air stepping into hot waters after forcing south african citizens to take a test in a language associated with the part height. grimay should be careful. language is a sensitive issue. they may well end up in front of the human rights commission rivers. the airline says it asks passengers to write an offer cards to prove their passports aren't fake. but the move is causing widespread condemnation. it's not unfair. it's just discriminating athletes including oh is this in south africa has 11 official langu

of power visited the prime minister, look right now. bangladesh is a state in south asia located to the east of india and is bordered by the bay of bengal. bangladesh is distinguished by a rich fauna and an abundance of waterways; residents often move here by boat in the southern part of the coast there is a huge mangrove forest. this is the state flag homeland area of ​​the bengal tigers. bangladesh green color symbols. smama a red circle, a symbol of the rising sun, the national emblem of water lilies in the center is the national symbol of the country talking emblem. bengal land, but, frankly , i would call this country bengal water, because when you fly up to dhaka from the sea, and that’s how, by the way, most of the planes fly up in the capital of bangladesh, then a huge panorama of numerous branches of different rivers is wiped down below, in fact, which are formed by the two large rivers of asia, these are the ganges and the brahmat. as a matter of fact, delta is a big delta of these years. this is bangladesh. and then there is a huge number of river flows flowing from the assambe mountains. formula authorities visited dhaka in

of the brix countries, it was held under the chairmanship of the prc , representatives of russia brazil india southd food security the participants promised to strengthen multilateral cooperation to protect common interests. russia's trade turnover with the brix countries also generally maintains a positive trend over 4 months 22 years. he grew by almost 15% and amounted to more than 3 billion dollars in this way. the development of mutual trade is not only a powerful stimulus for the growth of national agricultural industries. well, it provides the population of brix with a varied and high-quality diet, i think that in order to maintain food security, including within the framework of our association, it is very important to maintain a stable, first of all, financial and logistics chains. our cooperation is constantly expanding and intensifying in the past year, china's trade volume with strange brix has increased three times and in total with other states reached 583 billion dollars. the greatest of the great peter was born 350 years ago and this event is celebrated by the whole country, the coun

the narrow valley in the south of baton near the border to india has a sub tropical climate. at the valley's edge lies the village of dutch and pel. ray, the water supply is a problem here to the monsoon has become irregular, and while it does rain, the torrential downpours often wreak havoc when the impulse for all the further coming gone. i live on like a learn float, williams. fernando and destroying god. what little 3 people do you want to go? all of them over movie read blondie from here in the valley. the fields are small jam based on am and his wife, mainly plant mays and chillies will be did you 0? it's a lot of work gum, gill, there's a thin layer of soil with rock underneath. heavy rains, wash away the soil and then there's rock everywhere. that'll do occasion. these plastic sheets protect their fields from weeds and erosion. jam based on arm and his wife cell, part of their harvest, chillies and heart m. m. fetch a good price. i'm here, the village belt a water tank to irrigate their fields. the water comes from the mountains 3 plastic pipes, but they are often dama

ukraine, of the announcement was made during an online meeting all the leaders of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. police in ecuador capital have fired tear gas at protesters as they tried to enter the congress building. nationwide demonstrations against increasing fuel prices and the high cost of living have shut down the capital for over week 3. people have died in the arrest. well, health organization is meeting to decide whether to declare monkey box or global health emergency. up until may, the disease had not caused sizable outbreaks beyond africa. some expert unhappy saying the w 2 is only taking action now that monkey books is spreading in rich countries and announcement is expected. on friday. austria scratch is compulsory cove in 19 vaccination for adults. the health minister said the measure which is suspended in march was unlikely to raise the austrian vaccination rate one of the lowest in western europe. the rule was the only such sweeping mandate in the european union. the u. s. supreme court has ruled that americans have a constitutional right to carry fire arms in public. t

and we are working on it now china south korea japan india also set the goal of achieving carbon neutrality-70 years. and countries are developing green financing, they give out money at a lower percentage, to those companies or for those projects that care about the environment, according to the climate rebellion, nishativ. this air has become the fastest growing region in the world in sales of green bonds a quarter of the world's green debt. there many stock exchanges in asia are available to foreign companies, including russian ones for the countries of asia , the priorities of green projects. this limitation of emissions is energy efficient buildings, green urban transport and waste processing, as well as the construction of renewable energy facilities, including hydropower. russia has extensive experience and serious potential in this area. hydroelectric power plants are , after all, a complex effect on the development of territories. why i think a little? who knows that, for example, more than 30% of drinking agricultural technical water is water that is from a reservoir, which is for

ah ah hello there, it's all about the heat across northern areas of south asia in particular for northern areas of india, places like new delhi, sing hot and dry conditions, dangerous heat here and it is going to continue as we go into the new weak temperatures, edging up into the early forty's, across northern areas, but for pakistan you can see the whole coming in 46 degrees. it's going to be on the up this week. lots of hot and dry conditions with just a light wind. but some relief we have to head further south, we got the southwest monsoon, bringing some heavy arrange the likes of carola as well as sri lanka, some heavier thunderstorms popping off around go and for the north east. once again, we will see some thunderstorms rumble there, but much of the wet weather is going to be concentrated around the bay of bang goal . now as we move to east asia, it's looking wet, wet, wet as well. it was much of the korean peninsula on southern areas of japan, we could see up to $200.00 millimeters of rainfall here. and of course that brings a risk of flash flooding. you can see it working in western areas of ha