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and so the monsoon, it's gonna bring more heavy rain to west in areas down in the south of india and to sri lanka. they're a little so full, very heavy across the bay of bengal, putting it to me in law. and it's those north eastern states of india, bangladesh as well. seeing those soaking rains by the mid week. now there's some heavy rain to come for parts of east asia, in particular, southern parts of china. you can see those sundry showers, moving into hong kong. the rain will continue to food in places like one don't and food chunk where we have seen flooding is much dry across coastal areas. some cloud coming into shanghai, but the launch we settled story settled as well in beijing. lots of sunshine for the east of this. across the korean peninsula was some showers in japan to wednesday. the hunted in then millions. stephens, pines does a delicacy value just as highly bike hotels in the mafia. price per kilogram is equivalent to several different tribes with exclusive access phone lines joins the environmental. prosecutors turning the tide on the criminals, exposing the list of th

thanks to the monsoon, it's going to bring more heavy rain to west in areas down in the south of india and to show lanka. raymond, also for very heavy across the bay of bengal, putting in to me in my and it's those north eastern states of india, bangladesh as well. seeing those soaking rains by the mid week. now there's some heavy rain to come for pots of east asia, in particular, southern parts of china. you can see those sundry showers. moving in to hong kong. the rain will continue to fall in places like one dawn and few junk where we have seen flooding. as much dry across coastal areas, some cloud coming in to shanghai. but the launch we settled story settled as well in beijing, lots of sunshine for the east of this across the korean peninsula, with some showers in japan to wednesday. the, i want people to look closer at the ugly side of his eye point by camera where all those prefer not to look i'm right about what it needs to be american and about the ordinary people who get caught up us worse to major rally and also viet time when on the power of political lot, what i'll just st

of india. iran can connect south and north eurasia and central asia and russia to india through the north-south corridor. connect. the north-south corridor can strengthen the hard infrastructure of convergence in the form of great khorasia. the huge project of completing the north -south corridor and connecting the persian gulf to the caspian sea was the sincere promise of our dear president aziz raeesi who was going to visit second, he should be exploited in gilan province. he is not, but the blessing of his activities today. the outcome of the caspian development railway meeting was reached today with the presence of the acting president mohammad mokhbar. the construction of the caspian railway line was started in 2018. the length of this railway is 35 km and 1750 billion rials have been spent for its construction . acting president in this ceremony , referring to the efforts of the 13th government ahead. the servant of the goals of the system and the country said: the martyr president will take advantage of all the available capacities to find the way of progress and development in the count

it is known that the north-south pass is worth more than 5 thousand billion tomans. in 2000, the three countries of iran, russia, and india established the north-south corridor based on an agreement to create transit between the three countries. according to this agreement, northern europe of the russian federation and the caucasus countries by sea caspian and finally connected to the indian ocean through the connection to the persian gulf. attention russia. special attention will be given to the development of the north-south transportation corridor , and this is an opportunity for relations with india, iran and pakistan. now the year has passed and other countries, including the republic of azerbaijan, belarus, bulgaria, armenia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, oman, tajikistan and turkey, have joined this project, which is the basis for the development of relations between the members of asia and the persian gulf countries. today, with the operation of the rush caspian railway, the puzzle of the north-south crossing was completed. currently , india's export goods to europe must be after passing through the red sea and the suez

the three countries of iran, russia and india based on an agreement established the formation of the north-south corridor in order to establish multimodal transit between the three countries. according to this agreement, northern europe, the russian federation and the caucasus countries were connected to the indian ocean through the caspian sea and finally through the connection to the persian gulf. russia will pay special attention to the development of the north-south transport corridor and these opportunities. it is for relations with india, iran and pakistan. to transfer cargo from finland to russia and from there to the caspian sea to the territory of the islamic republic of iran finally, in india , we have the possibility to transfer mixed cargo from the sea to the rail, then from the sea to the rail again. now, with the passing of years and the joining of other countries including the republic of azerbaijan, belarus, bulgaria, armenia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, oman, tajikistan and turkey to this project , which is the basis for the development of relations. the members of asia with the cou

a speaking of conserving flores, let's head to south india and it's mangroves which are type of side line course reported. over the last 100 years. india has lost 40 percent office mangled noodle, senators human and natural causes like mangroves. i didn't even see that are far apart. biodiversity, restarting them, can be challenging, like water and deals from southern and i do are showing us that with a little virtual for sealants and consistency. it can be done here on the shores of thunderbolt. and i mean, i do nuclear fishermen on planting mangrove saplings. got the way to, to protect the cost. what makes this restoration project special is that the bags used to grow the seedlings are made of natural fall might on needs an equal finley alternative to plastic. ready what do i sound if he plant a 100000 trees, then we also throw the 800000 plastic bags. so we need to ask ourselves if this comes a vision or are we just adding to plastic pollution? i the question. this is doctor the biology visit. i just, he's a marine biologist and the founder of organizations for marine conservation

of banbai, india. iran can be a link between south and north eurasia through the north-south corridor. to asia the persian gulf to the caspian sea was the sincere promise of the dear president, which was supposed to be exploited during his second visit to gilan province , but the blessing of his activities came to fruition today. rushd caspian railway was put into operation today with the presence of acting president mohammad mokhbar. acting president in this ceremony, referring to the efforts of the 13th government in advancing the goals of the system and the country he said: president shahid opened the way for progress and development in the country by using all available capacities. if you ask me what is the main characteristic and success factor of shahid raisi during these 3 years, which is almost three years that he was the president, i would say that his spiritual issues are definite, his recourse is definite, his trust is definite , his obedience to his leadership is definite in a truly religious manner. that is, it was not possible at all in the imagination of shahid raisi to separate from a smal

of people in india, bangladesh. heavy rains of deadly monsoons have crushed parts of south asia. as a result of the flood in north-eastern india, dhan. they lost their lives. in addition to flooding, local authorities reported landslides. according to indian officials, more than 160,000 people were affected by the flood. but in bangladesh , monsoon rains have displaced more than 45 thousand people. according to government statistics, at least 10 people died due to floods, jams and landslides bangladeshis lost their lives living in rohingya labor camps. experts predicted that more monsoon rains are coming in bangladesh. bangladeshi state media announced that thousands of people have taken shelter in temporary shelters. thousands of hectares of the world's largest freshwater lagoon in brazil burned. the pantanal wetland of brazil, which is a unique ecosystem , contains thousands of endangered and unusual species of animals in the world , and has witnessed about 700 fires in the last 3 weeks alone. with these fires, a number of species valuable animals were destroyed. experts warn th

it was founded by priscilla of russia, india, china, and south african leadership of all of a. it's a niche need of a girl. she explains what's on the agenda at the breaks. amazing. the role or the brakes countries is growing. so once again, these are brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa plus of 5, but new states have joined the group and about said to states also want to join the brakes family. so the presence of bricks in the international arena is guessing more and more significant new centers of power hour, measuring, enlighten america, asia, africa, and then released, striving from great team dependence and self sufficiency. the ministers have been discussing ways to develop the organization, which is on the fonts facing an influx of other countries wishing to join its ranks . one of the whole topics is the possibility of to key and they to member with close ties with the us and the you joining breaks.

particularly from the likes of south africa, india and brazil. l of the joys be from berlin but the details. walk us through what happened at this was summit. how much of a disappointment what is being were not for zelensky? >> listen, it is sort of odd to even talk about the summit at this stage in the where everything about how deeply entrenched each of the two sides are in their positions and the very little overlap. what the summit is meant to do is begin to devise languages and join communiques about how to talk about the possible paths for pete -- peace. they put out a communique at the end here. it is really very broad. they were looking at nuclear energy and nuclear installations, making sure they were safe during the war. the third was sort of returning prisoners of war on both sides but also children that have been taken from ukraine into russia. these are very broad principles. this is an even the nitty-gritty, number of countries were not able to center this communique we have in front of us. china was absent from the meeting but we al

of and organized by the switched old story. so he's not on a 10 days were on board with 12 states attending the event, refusing to sign off, including k global south play of saudi arabia, india, south africa. i'm brazil. they raise questions about how peace talks could be credible without most go with the table. and here it is essential to emphasize that any credible process will need russia's participation. gonna request the absence of the russian federation and the people's republic of china at this be somebody there being more resolve oriented. if the other costs you to the conflict, the restaurant plus present in the room. well this is the normal way. it's so cold peace conference taking place in switzerland over the next 2 days. $101.00 heads of states, organizations and other representatives have gathered to discuss a so called peace plan. now the opening site, once that we've heard happening somewhat predictable with the lensky open the conference. and he said is based around 3 points. and they own nuclear security at the return of prisoners, including those from the minutes he but he was, i've mentioned the return of children that are accused of being kidnapped at 5

of india. conwell, simple and buster. you are most welcome to the program. my pleasure. a significant contingent of participants, including india, saudi arabia, brazil, south africa. they all rejected the joint communique, a non stop the summit. what does that say about world support for the strategy? ukraine isn't point of what i think it was a big set back for the organized a little bit conference because the main purpose was to get this a hold of the global child 9. so far as a european countries are concerned, the d 7 is goes on. the west in general is concerned. and some of these allies are they don't, they didn't need to go to this conference in order to make any fresh initiative, which would be acceptable to the international community. the whole purpose was to get on board the global native global south countries, which is why the sweet spot of minnesota traveled to india. uh, the uh, the sort of minutes of you can travel to india and did everything possible to uh, to make sure that we attended a, to the point of saying that we know that you know, that you would not, we would not find all the 10 points incidents, he's proposed and acceptable. maybe

of the global south. click the global south, if you look at it, i don't see the neighboring country having an objection to indiabigger role in the global south. provided there are concerns out of bangladesh and out of nepal that are met. met not as substantially but for these countries. they will be in advent's oriole relationship or statements not so comforting. all those likely to change if there is a modi short-term, that rebalance can be expected. another level we can expect some kind of discussions on the relationship with china taking a plan for the better not being so economical or hostile. how long that is going to take will depend on the numbers that the prime minister gets. the comfort he has. if he gets an overwhelming majority, it will be faster. but if it is not that, the china relationship, the improvement may take longer because he is likely to face questions from a much more stronger opposition in the parliament. haslinda: let's talk about india's immediate neighbors. in the next five years, how much improvement what we see? quakes it's interesting when he came to power, the first thing he did w

but if you look at other members of the global south, like south africa, india, by comparison, has beennk we've been quiet, but i think we haven't really taken the kind of position that south africa took, front and centre, against israel. and the reasons are very clear. we have a very well developed relationship with israel now. and i think in ourfirst reaction, we sort of came down very strongly in favour of, uh, the israeli people because we saw october 7th as an event of terrorism. uh, and thereafter there has been corrections in terms of, you know, as the civilian population, uh, casualties, etc, the lack of humanitarian aid has increased in gaza, that india has made its corrections, both at the un, and as well as statements, at least at the foreign minister level. i don't think now that this is a situation in which india is going to step in suddenly and say, "ok, we are going to sort it out." there are bigger stakeholders there who have not been able to do so. india has its own interests and we'll take care of that. suhasini, i'm wondering now, do you think there's going to be more

bleibel from lebanon, general elections in india, the vacuum that is created on rendromod, with the hope of a grand success for the ruling party. nanda sobben from southconcern, india is voting for secularism, the secular nature of indian power is becoming more sacred than any other religion. another english-language newspaper - times of india, artist sandvayuchy and his column “lines of lack of control”. a voter between different parties, whose voice is louder. parez above with criticism of government fashion. this is written on the construction equipment that drives through the ruins of civil society, as a result of fashion politics. india is the fourth country. in which elections have been held in recent months after egypt, russia and south africa, the fifth will be iran in 3 weeks, are electing a president to replace the deceased ibrahim raisi. in south africa, by the way, the final results were announced, they are partly similar to indian. the ruling african national congress won, but with a shaky advantage, and partners will also be needed. the party is debriefing, but the observers are generally happy. for the first time at first. the african n

russia pays special attention to the development of the northern transport corridor south will have opportunities for relations with india, iran and pakistan. now, with the passing of the year and the joining of other countries, including the republic of azerbaijan. belarus, bulgaria, armenia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, oman, tajikistan and turkey to this plan , which is also the basis for the development of relations between eurasian members and the persian gulf countries. today, with the operation of the rush caspian railway, the puzzle of the north-south crossing was completed. currently , india's export goods to europe must reach europe after passing through the red sea and the swiss canal. while the above transit route through iranian soil super simple, safe, affordable , created for these goods. by exploiting this axis. almost 25 days of reduction of the route compared to the previous routes that had cargo traffic from bandai to europe and russia, and also nearly 30%, we believe that the cost reduction is actually the completion of the corridor for cargo transfer . stay with us for completion. dear mr. ghazizadeh, goo

of world or the dominated by the west. it was founded by priscilla, prussia, india, china, and south african leadership of all of a. it's a niche need of girl. she explains what's on the agenda at the brooks. amazing. the role or the brakes countries is growing. so once again, these are brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa plus of 5, but new states have joined the group and about said to states also want to join the brakes family. so uh, the presence of bricks and the international arena is getting more and more significant new centers of power hour, imagining, enlighten america, asia africa, and then released, striving from great thing, dependence and self sufficiency. the ministers have been discussing ways to develop the organization, which is in fact, facing an influx of other countries wishing to join its ranks. one of the whole topics is the possibility of to k and they to member with close ties with the us and the you joining breaks at the tech has delegation is not here, but it is expected here tomorrow on tuesday. today the ministers were discussing how to expand contacts and supports culture use

but was the aim all of a form hosted by the central russian city of cuz i'm, it's miserable. lead us on china, india, south africa, it wrong to the kia and the d. u a e. were among those taking pods to improve the cities with innovative solutions as well as create job opportunities. it was of one of the big series of events leading up to the brick summit and cause i'm in upset about how sudden we'll have the, the head of the mush. how does not make city council said rich, the platform that couldn't false the development of large cities? biddicks, betty brooks is a very important to us. and one of the reasons that we have come with a full team, even with agents from the minister of foreign affairs, is the balkans we give to breaks. we want to play a special role in it. breaks is a platform that can provide a very good future. the big cities, especially like ours mashhad, which is a big city with about 4000000 people. this experience may be used in the future. we can create a union that can help our needs. actually we would like the next breaks plus summit to be held in our city, in around almost 80 percent

of great success for the ruling party. nanda sobben from south africa, the successes of indian nationalists are worrying, india votes for secularismndian power becomes more sacred than any other religion. another english-language newspaper is the times of india. artist sandeep advayuchiy and his column “lines of absence”. a voter between different parties whose voice is louder. pareznad criticizes the government in fashion, this is what is written on the construction equipment that drives along the ruins of civil society as a result of fashion politics. india is the fourth brix country to hold elections in recent months, after egypt, russia, south africa, and iran will become the fifth in 3 weeks. elect a president to replace the deceased ibrahim raisi. in south africa, by the way, the final results were announced; they are somewhat similar to the indian ones. the ruling african national congress won. but with a shaky advantage , partners will also be needed, the party will have a debriefing, but observers are generally satisfied. for the first time since the beginning of the democratic system in yur, the african national congress

the main members of the brics group, consisting of the emerging global economies of brazil, china, russia, india, and south africa, and about 50% of the country's exports. about 53% of our imports are from brics member countries. in terms of demographic strength, brics is the largest human gathering that is a member of an organization outside the united nations, with a population of nearly one billion people. in terms of size, with the addition of new members of this organization, nearly one third brics also has nearly 52 trillion dollars of gross national product, practically the first word among economic gatherings. it lives in the world and has even surpassed the group of seven. abandoning the dollar as the world currency is an important and irreversible step. brics bank will replace western institutions in relation to development. i am concerned that we will see the creation of a currency different from the dollar so that we can use it to sell our products to other countries. buy the goods you need from them . with iran's membership in brics, our country benefits from development bank. new or ndb will

just think of south africa, india and mexico to name three of the most prominent.joined by trang nguyen, global head of em credit strategy at bnp paribas. good to see you again. how has it been the last few weeks, em investors have been whipsawed? many have been taken by surprise, particularly by india and mexico. trang: indeed, i think it is a reminder that markets are heavily reliant on polls, which have been notoriously wrong. it is important to acknowledge that while polls provide a guide, heading into the election, they are never that reliable. it's important to look at consensus positioning. that was the case heading into some elections where the currency positions and rates positions were quite consensus to the long side. i cover credit, in that respect, we see more push in there because positioning was not as long and we're not seeing the same volatility. tom: where have people been re- rotating within the credit space? have a been removing risk and reallocating? nicola: one election we were wrong about is india. this has been the bright spot in em. part of

of south africa as they wait for more details. thank you. from the politics of south africa to the politics of indiand arguably more clarity when it comes to india. the prime minister modi has won crucial backing from two key allies in his coalition allowing him to form a government and extend his deck naid power. -- decade in power. this is still a weakened mo dinner but he has managed to cobble together this coalition. what does it mean? >> you know, this is a prime minister, modi's first tryst with coalition politics. coalition partners are going to have some say at least. which means that you have to look at this in context of time periods, short-term, medium term and long-term. in the short-term, evaluation premium would come down. there is some policy uncertainty. especially for reforms, land and labour. now that is for the short-term. now for the medium term because coalition partners are there, you know, the backing, leaders who have been -- handed portfolios like tech or it companies. these sectors are in focus as to what would happen for them. this means all the medium term might be a litt

opens a queen who knew right away roots in the developing a north south of possible carto, linking a range of asian nature from russia to india. the classroom was obviously, you might as well as a volume in 13 minutes. some use of these sought out our top story. the g u is set to further reduce it, so didn't vote for the brain. this life, it's not installed, plugged as a support for the comfort within the country. now the blogs have introduced new tires on a range of products, including eggs and honey, to put tense is own domestic output to the detriment of the plane industry. all the st contributes. rachel awesome as the details a. well, you frame had a chance to keep flooding the european common market with our farm products that don't even have to abide by you quality standards. and they blew it in absolute record time too. so back in march that you parliament voted to keep excluding your trade in farming products from import tariffs, except in the event that those imports go above the average import levels for 2022 in 2023, which just happen to be the same levels that were responsible for sparking the farmers protest in t

engaged with the support of the majority of the participants of the summit, but the result was spoiled by russia-oriented saudi arabia, india and southafrica, which did not sign the final declaration, and china was generally neglected. this is already written by politico. the article notes that the specter of russia loomed over the summit following putin's ultimatums the day before the event. although they were quickly dismissed, the kremlin's statements reinforced the reality that russia will eventually have to deal with them, the publication writes. the american one emphasizes the fact that the key states rejected the final document channel cnn, there they recalled russia's trade relations with india, saudi arabia, south africa and the united arab emirates. about this. the financial times also noted. at the same time, the politician notes the important consensus of the summit declaration. the war in ukraine must end with a just and lasting peace, not peace at any price. but the terms and plans for the next meetings of this format remained unclear, the publication adds. meanwhile, putin may be invited to the next peace summit, even

virat kohli top—scoring with 76, while hardik pandya was the pick of the india bowlers with figures of 3—20. henrich klaasen top scored for southof the men's t20 world cup. talking of which, 2023 winners carlos alcaraz and marketa vondrousova returned their respective men's singles and ladies' singles trophies to the all england club ahead of the start on monday. spain's alcaraz won his first wimbledon title after beating novak djokovic in the final last year. he'll start against mark lyelll on monday. the czech republic's vondrousova defeated ons jabeur in the final to become the first unseeded female player to win the wimbledon title. well, hoping to go one better than last year is fifth seed daniil medvedev who was a semi—finalist. he plays aleksandar kovacevic on court one on monday. he admits he's still adjusting to the grass courts in south west london. the grass is sometimes about two crucial points for that today i practised again someone, not to say who. it was 6—5 and he made a good servant hit not a lucky return winner and a set is over. i think on grass more than other service areas it's unpredictable for the a litt

of the fire is underway. as families more those they've lost is kim alda 0 class on south korea of india as bonham. and has held its 1st session following last month's hotly contested general elections. and their end remotely was solely in his prime minister on june 9th, for a raft. 3rd consecutive term, but relying on coordination partners, he was formerly elected leader of the national democratic alliance coalition. after his bar i to you, jeanette of potty failed to win a majority on its own. c i had on this, i'll just hear a news our i take talk politician for a new generation. how the rising style francis ball life party is helping to attract young voters and upcoming elections. i am very proud of the young people. i'm convinced 5 praise from the president. why can you as young people that continuing to voice their rage and in support will show you how south africa edge into the semi finals of the 220 the . it looks as though the sun has returned to the and the and j, and it's been raining or snowing off for quite a while, but in the full cast them on the there was a bit more snow to come just

among the countries that did not sign the joint communication were members of the brix, including brazil, india, souththe emirates. however, other large countries too. including mexico and indonesia, decided to take a more neutral approach. yes, 80 countries have signed up to the communiqué, but it’s worth comparing this with the beginning of the war with march 2022, when during the vote of the un general assembly, 143 countries voted to condemn russia, and these are quite a lot to say if we consider this as a reflection of the global point of view. well , at night the russian aerospace forces attacked the place of temporary deployment of ukrainian militants and foreign mercenaries in kharkov as barracks, bandera. their foreign partners used the building of a children's recreation camp in the shevchenko district. it is noteworthy that only one bomb arrived. banderaites russian agents are accused of such precision. now let's go to the front, where our army continues to advance. the ministry of defense announced the liberation of the village of zagornaya in the zaporozhye region, southwest of gulya poly

russia will pay special attention to the development of the north-south transport corridor, and these are opportunities for relations with india, iran and pakistan. now, with the passing of the year and the joining of other countries, including the republic of azerbaijan, belarus, bulgaria, armenia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, oman, tajikistan and turkey to this plan , which is also the basis for the development of relations between eurasian members and the persian gulf countries. today , the north-south transit puzzle was completed with the operation of the rash kasbin railway. currently , india's export goods to europe must reach europe after passing through the red sea and the suez canal. while through the soil of iran. an extremely simple, safe and affordable transit for these goods has been created with the use of this axis , reducing the route by nearly 25 days compared to the previous routes that transport cargo from benbei to europe and russia were taking place, and we also believe that cost reduction is close to 30% . in fact , we have the completion of the corridor for the transfer of goods . in the first year , cargo fr

of course that the refuse designed to find will communicate. these companies made me from the bible south, including saudi arabia to live on india, mexico to south africa, brazil. now the indian represents, they've made a very, very strongly wooded declaration on behalf of his delegation. and he said not only with a refusing to sign up to the final declaration, but anything that came out of the conference until, you know, all of you on the, those options acceptable to both parties can lead to a binding piece. it's in line with this approach. we have decided to avoid association with the joint communicate or any other document emerging from the summit. now some of those countries were rest as in about joining the conference. the total of an express regret that russia hadn't been invited to attend the mistakes. it was something that was absolutely crucial for any serious discussions around peace. so lock the user, i'm disabled because we want to support every piece initiated body. it is necessary to have old stakeholders involved in the process. and here it is a central to emphasize that any credible process will need russia's participation. gonna

the main members of the brics group consisting of the emerging global economies of brazil, china, russia, india and southica. about 50% of our country's exports are to brics member countries. about 5. it is a gathering of people who are members of an organization outside the united nations. in terms of size, with the addition of new members, this organization has nearly one-third of the world's territories under its control, i.e. the largest territory which has been given to an international organization after the united nations, brics. also, with nearly 52 trillion dollars of gross national product , it is practically the first among economic gatherings in the world and has even surpassed the group of seven. abandoning the dollar as the world currency is an important and irreversible step. brics bank will replace western institutions in relation to development. i wish to see the creation of a currency different from the dollar so that we can use it to sell our products to other countries. this voice of harmony belongs to a number of missionary women of the country, gathered together to share their exper

from 1000000000 in the seventy's and eighty's to over 3000000000 today because of what's happening in china, india bouts of south america. so i think the so called advanced bylaws have a lot to none from the good things that's been happening in south america. why know that this is their model of practical functioning model? i think i agree with target, there's many models, but the i don't think that to popular forces concerned with changing their own societies should be looking for models. i think they should be creating the models and that's exactly what's happening. so model was in south america. let's say what has been a lot of progress. they're developing models and takes a in bolivia, mentioned a couple of times. one of the most striking things that's happened there is that the most repressed a part of the population of the hemisphere. the indigenous population has moved into the political arena, has, in fact taken political power as pursuing its own concerns as also happening in ecuador and to an extent in peru. while these they are developing new and significant models. and some of the aspects of those mo

of ukraine, which was supported by 78 countries and four international organizations. among those who abstained were, in particular, saudi arabia, bahrain, the vatican, thailand, india, indonesia, mexico, the republic of southfrica, brazil, the united arab emirates, armenia and libya. already after the end of the event , information appeared that iraq and jordan had withdrawn their signatures under the joint communique. although during the international conference in burgenstock. countries were displayed as signatories of the joint document. so, see what the world leaders agreed on in switzerland in our story. the peace summit, which took place on 15-16 june in switzerland, ended with the joint signing of the communiqué by 78 countries. this list was published by the ministry of foreign affairs of switzerland. in general, delegations from 1992 came to the summit. countries and eight world organizations, which considered only three of the 10 points of the ukrainian peace formula, which were related to nuclear and food security, the release of ukrainian prisoners, deportees and children, a joint declaration stating that this event was held with the aim of strengthening dialogue on high level regarding ways to

of survival. as extreme weather disrupts livelihoods, india's informal workforce, crucial for its economy, need a safety net more than ever before. archana shukla, bbc news and world. turning to southwhere there has been growing interest in the alliance of major developing countries, known as brics. it is an acronym made up of the names of its earliest members — brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. more membersjoined the group this year, and most recently, thailand and malaysia have expressed interest injoining the club, which is seen as a counter to western influence. lava nya venkatesawa ran, who covers asean at 0cbc says the move will benefit malaysia's economy. i think there are some benefits to be gained from the economic side, mainly in terms of trade and investment and i think it opens up the opportunity for malaysia to have deeper relationships with countries like brazil, russia, india even to some extent. malaysia's economic relationship with china is quite deep already so it gives them a chance to strengthen it further and of course the new wave economies have alreadyjoined the alliance, there is increased scope to deepen the relationships within these countries

it was attended by the heads of agricultural departments of brazil, india, china, south africa, the unitedountries. the share of agricultural land in the brix countries is more than 30% of the global area, noted minister of agriculture oksana lut and emphasized that that this is the best resource base in the world. at the end of the meeting, the parties. economy for supporting the russian initiative to create the brix grain exchange, and now, in accordance with the instructions of the president of the russian federation, vladimirov vladimirovich putin, we will, together with our colleagues, work on the creation and development of this platform and the development of the possibility of settlements in the national currencies of the brix countries. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats.

a victor is a significant contingent of participants in this peace conference over the weekend, including india, saudi arabia, brazil, and south africa. rejected that the joint communicate announced at the summit. and of course, even more countries than even attends of china as well. as we've been saying, but what does this say about the global support for this strategy that ukraine is implying here? well, 1st of all, this fact really demonstrated in a very possible way that the world we are leaving is a multiple low spots unit. the world is found a world that every single country can dictate is of data to the rest of the world. and i would say countries like india and brazil, all these incompetent countries are just now measured off not only important in themselves, but also have their own brain power. they have the role of brentwood bandwidth, for example. they can come up with their own conclusion. they cannot be easily dictated to one way or another. i ukraine on the one pads or by any of its patches. on the other hand, i think they will use that little brain power to analyze the situation as you agree or disagree on the m

india. and that's led by moti insures some level of stability in the global south. remember the i in bricks is india. yeah, of course he wants to keep his country fair and neutral when it comes to russia. ukraine is in the interest of his country to maintain a, a balanced approach regarding the are in bricks that make sense. and modi's position on gaza reflects basically 90 percent of the world, whether those countries are represented in the u when or not. but even those wrapped in the un, like the u. s. those are pointed representatives aren't even speaking honestly for the, the feeling that the american people have. most americans are not on board with this ongoing assault on garza and india. and this is, is speaking as a true representative of what their constituents are actually feeling that such a great point that you make just a fantastic point that you make about them actually being state tv because it seems in my lifetime, after having worked at all of the networks from fox and cnn, the nbc, etc, even univision, that it's, it's gotten worse and worse, more an

south africa. gandhi often said, i was born in india, but i was made in south africa. he took the lessons of south africa took them back india and succeeded in india. but yeah the early gandhi was was not who we have come know. and that's a great story of evolution that. people evolve. he subsequently understood until everybody has justice and equality, liberty, we cannot count any of ourselves as having those things. and which is which is quite illustrative in so many ways. and and of course, you know, i was just you know, we were speaking earlier about i read that, jonathan, i great biography of king important read people and absolutely and the amount of inspiration that king took in the early civil rights movement from gandhi course and and it was a great struggle this issue of you know do we work within the system or do we work to you know, overthrow the system? right. and which was the crux of the 1960s within the civil rights movement battle. within the civil rights movement. and so but family, you know, from you you you you obviously your great grandfather comes over from india. and t

even so, such important countries of the global south as india, mexico, parta, the communiqué did not. russian propaganda has already begun to use this fact as proof of the failure of the summit. so can we really talk about success? my colleague svyatoslav khomenko observed the summit for two days and here are his impressions. the main thing in evaluating the results of the peace summit in bürgenstock is the management of expectations. that is, if there is any person who expected that here in switzerland world leaders will gather, they will sign some final document, and as a result , the war in ukraine will end. immediately, well, such a person is obviously in for a lot of disappointment. on the other hand, in the third vice of the full-scale aggression that russia is waging against ukraine, i think there are actually no such people left, so we can approach this issue from some more realistic positions. so what it's about is that the process of ending the war is a two-track process. one track is military, this is if one side defeats the other on the battlefield. the second track is di

as well, that was the aim of a full room hosted by central wasn't the city of cousin, visible leaders from china, india, south africa, it wrong to care. and the u. a. e, with among buttons taking paws to improve the cities with innovative solutions as well as create job opportunities. it was the one of the big series of events leading up to the brit summit in cuz on an up. so we heard from an african dignity and said that many nation see briggs is a more favorable to us of the current and global month fee system. for years now, we've only had one international or the monopoly of running to an ocean. um, one of the organization trying to you know, dictates tens. we can not really support you because of the developments in most of the member countries, especially for our members. so we see bricks as an alternative, which you compete with. other international marketing is just in providing the much needed funds for development generally and in particular to support the they've been municipal movement and those tend to ensure that they provide the much needed savings through their local communities . a lot of um,

of excitement about that in india. i presume there is a lot of assignment about that is south korea. as well they should be. at would not be the last ipo of a large foreign company listing in india this year or next year. i think that trend will continue. >> really great to have you with us. the asian equity portfolio manager. much more had. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> take a look at some of the sectors in the names we are watching in the trading session. our china properties are deeply in the brand there. the agile property up by 5.5% there as well. we saw home prices for china falling at the first place in may. even most forceful efforts today for policy makers to support the market. still not really taken effect at this point to revive demand or confidence. we saw a new home prices across some of these, subsidize housing falling about 7/10 of a percent in april. that property situation continues to languish there. obviously that is a lack of confidence in other parts of this market as well. a good news story there when it comes to one stock that is try to equate nicely at the moment. looking like a record hig

the countries of brazil, russia, india, china, south africa, uae, ethiopia, saudi arabia and egypt are other members of this group. brics members make up 40% of the world's population and a quarter of the international economy is at the disposal of these countries. the islamic resistance of iraq announced a drone attack on an important target in the port of amalarsash in the south of occupied palestine. this iraqi group announced that in support of the people of gaza and in response to the crimes of the zionist regime against the palestinian people, the mujahideen of the islamic resistance of iraq targeted a military target in the occupied golan with a drone attack on monday night. the islamic resistance of iraq announced that it will continue its attacks until the encroachment on gaza is stopped. after 8 months of the bloody war in gaza, the resolution proposed by the united states to establish a ceasefire in this region and release the prisoners was approved in the security council meeting. america has vetoed ceasefire resolutions many times before. the draft of this resolution, whic

general elections in india, a vacuum that is created on rendromode, with the hope of a grand success for the ruling party. nanda sobben from southsses of indian nationalists are causing concern. india votes for secularism. secular character indian power becomes more sacred than any other religion. another english one. for the first time since the beginning of the democratic system in ure, the african national congress, which has ruled continuously for 30 years, has lost its majority and will have to join a coalition, it is not clear exactly how this will happen, there are very heated discussions going on, but one thing is clear, the role of parliament will increase because it represents to a greater extent the diversity of society; its different segments will have to enter into dialogue; it is very important that political parties got a cut... huge money, almost limitless possibilities for manipulation, all this, it would seem, makes the very concept meaningless. in indonesia, they are currently discussing changes to the constitution, as they say, solely in the name of democracy, everything is completely legal, but not legitimat