uh, the great powers of the three major powers besides russia, india, and the united india, the united states , the largest country in the developing world, indonesia, the united states, the representative of algeria, and myself. hope it's like this a diverse selection of speakers and their kind consent to participate in our session. the report of the valdai club will allow us to take a comprehensive look at the issues that we are devoted to. and we, uh, have been writing this report for probably the seventh or eighth year, and each time we struggle with the optimism and pessimism of our own mood on the one hand. our pessimism is fueled by the fact that it is being destroyed, something we have become accustomed to over the past 25 years. and optimism is excited by the fact that instead a new one arises and every year we are dealing with something new in club last year. valdai devoted his report to the political outcome of the coronavirus pandemic, and at the end we suggested that now the states that have received more freedom have shown that they are able to act independently. it shoul

while the congress held its presidential vote, he was on the road on what the parties calling a unite indiach. his undertaking a five month long rock -- while covering more than 3500 kilometers in 12 states. this image of gandhi speaking in pouring rain went viral but attempts to brand him as narendra modi's main challenger. with the majority in parliament at total in control of many of the states, the bgh p is the dominant force as india heads for parliamentary elections in less than two years. >> let's bring in our guest, vice president of the congress parties in that state, and former member of new delhi. he is a columnist and author who returned a biography. and in dubai, we have journalists and political commentator. welcome to the program. the congress had a choice to make a choice between two key candidates. how could he manage to secure the leadership, despite the status and huge popularity of someone like him? >> there was a really interesting contest between them. they cut along well around 80%. essentially electoral college comprises of party leaders from across all the various s

roha gandhi was on the road on what the parties calling a unite india march. his undertaking a 5 mile long walk, covering more than 3500 kilometers and 12 states. oh, this image of gun, he speaking in pouring rain, went viral, but attempts to brand him as marines or more. these mean challenger have failed so far? with the majority in parliament and total or partial control of many of the states, the b g a peak is the dominant force as india heads for parliamentary elections in less than 2 years. like younger, good bye for in that story about ah, let's bring in our guests in carola k as, sorry, not and vice president of the congress parties youth wing in that state and former member of the regional legislature in your daily. so got as the of us a roger is columnist and author has written a biography, a former prime minister at d. they've gotta, and in dubai we have java, unsightly, journalist, and political commentator. welcome to the program summary. so that the congress had a choice to make a choice between 2 key candidates by the casual cogby and chassis of

taken as a consequence of the war on hunting us. india hasn't very interesting sense here because both the east and the west, both russia and the united states. i trying to of course, it to that side. but it positions itself as a leader for having the leader of the global south. one gas mean for india is foreign policy stands in practical terms, was possible in practical terms in doing all this had an independence on. but see, i've been trying to time it became a republican one to talk to someone, a different names used to call it non alignment. then we talk about strategic autonomy. but essentially, the quarter in policy towards the rest of the work is to have an independent policy decisions based on that interest and, and understanding that we are the foolish nation. that india, like china, like russia, like a europe of mainland europe, and many others who are still interested in latin america. the box mission. we had a civilizational entity, and we have seen our films as a country that has a message based on the long history, authorization, 5000, you know, history of us, in addition, and the for somebody deeply for an identity that

well, to discuss it and now joined by some giant narrow, distinguished tele, the united service institution of india. mr. baron, great, pleasant, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure to lend it to be on the show. now thank you one heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether elephants are fighting or making law the grass underneath them. yes, chuckled. and if we extend that metaphor to the geopolitical situation in the world today, not just the grass that underneath them, that gets affected. it's the valley and did villages was acquired miles away. g, russia, a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage dad, dad confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd party. well, i'm pretty sure they understand the question is what they're doing about the fact is that they don't have one that has been dealing with a very difficult to global environment for a long time. i would say for 300 years, i think we have been a colony of the british for a long time and then be a little system dominated by the rest of the 2nd world. war is traditionally do

own terms, not on equal terms with developing countries. india was like, are they on the me who have equitable services which is what the united kingdom and several other. busy please do not one, the only ones that referred over to them. and this is not acceptable says, respecting country like india. now when it comes to well braverman herself, she is of course of indian origin. so how's the pricing? was it to hear anti migrant rhetoric from a person whose parents are migrant? she's making very controversial, in fact, racist remarks. and this only shows that britain has still not completely expressed remorse or what is on imperial past. if you look at the british attitude towards migrants in these very there is in some ways a racist there, someone want to keep the white domination. a life in other news, egypt set to move is national currency away from the us dollar. instead, developing a new currency indicator, according to the central banks of another country, plans to link its currency. so baskets of gold under the currencies. the u. s. is not our major trading partner. i don't know why people are always fixated on the dolla

are not prepared to stand by and watch an entire economy destroyed in the interests of the united states. india is set to develop nearly 100 new call. mine's having already increased his cold production by 12 per cent last month in comparison with the previous year. this goes against the countries plans to achieve nat 0 missions by 27 b r t correspondent run. john sharma has the story. a deep repercussion of the western sanctions against russia has been the sky rocketing prizes of natural gas. in many countries, the wall now faces an energy crisis that it hasn't seen in decades. 7 just like the rest of the war, there's an energy crisis which is growing in on call mary. well, maybe the onset, but it will come with the cost increase carbon emission in the atmosphere when the was struggles to keep it in check. one of the most unfortunate impacts of the ongoing war and subsequent sanctions imposed and russia by western countries is going to be on collective and put towards mitigating g m mission and in climate action on together. this was one which after a lot of effort and many years, you, some so

uh, the great powers of the three major powers besides russia, india, the united india, the united statesublic of china, the largest country in the developing world, indonesia, us in the session of the representative of algeria and myself. i hope that this is such a diverse choice of speakers and their kind consent to participate in our session. the report of the valdai club will allow us to take a comprehensive look at the issues that we are devoted to. and we, uh, have been writing this report for probably the seventh or eighth year, and each time we struggle with optimism and pessimism own attitude on the one hand. our pessimism is fueled by the fact that it is being destroyed, something we have become accustomed to over the past 25 years. and optimism is excited by the fact that instead a new one arises and every year we are dealing with something new in the last year's club. valdai devoted his report to the political outcome of the coronavirus pandemic, and at the end we suggested that now the states that have received more freedom have shown that they are able to act independently.

taken as a consequence of the wall on hunting us out. india hasn't very interesting sense here because both the east and the west, both russia and the united states. i trying to of course india to.

anchor: in india, tens of thousands of a and girls have led to protest against child marriage. the unitedindia is the home of the largest population of child brides. reporter: they gathered in 10,000 villages across 500 districts in nearly every state calling for an end to child marriage in india. >> every girl has a right to live and grow. no one should force a girl to be a wife before her time. reporter: wild child marriage is officially illegal in india, -- while child marriage is officially illegal in india, thousands of girls get married in india each year. she is 16 and fighting for her future. >> my parents were making plans for my wedding and the family of the boy came to the house but i told them i did not want to get married so long and i wanted to study instead. reporter: indian authorities say an average of 34 girls were kidnapped each day last year to be forced into marriage. the situation was made worse by the pandemic. the government is attempting to stop the practice. it is pushing legislation to raise the legal marriage age to 21. >> it is the duty of the government to en

after escalation in bonds, tens of thousands of women and girls in india have help protests against child marriage. the united nation says india is home to the largest number of child brides in the world. it's one child brides are more likely to experience domestic violence and struggle to earn a living. alexandra buyers reports they gathered in 10000 villages across 500 districts. in nearly every states calling for an end to child marriage in india, africa has a right to live and grow. no, once you force it girl to be a wife. before her time. while child marriage is officially illegal in india, nearly one and a half 1000000 girls under the age of 18, get married in the country every year. akash is 16 or head. okay. and fighting for her future. go alley me sadly that my parents were making plans for my wedding, and the boy's family came to our house as well. meaning, but i told them i didn't want to get married so young and that i wanted to study. instead, indian authorities say an average of $34.00 girls were kidnapped each day last year to be forced into marriage. nay. the situation was made worse by the pa

united states. china, brazil and india all abstained. united nations, dame barbara woodward. he asked her the purpose of tabling the resolution, given that russia could have been expected to use its veto. the purpose of tabling this resolution was twofold. the first was to expose for what they are the sham and illegal annexations of the four provinces of ukraine, totalling a land area about the size of portugal, the biggest annexation since hitler in world war ii. and the second was to make russia isolated yet again, and besought russia, the only country to vote against the resolution, and we will see i think the same again next week when we see the general assembly, the full membership of the united nations, considers this question. i expect strong support for the key concepts of sovereignty and territorial integrity and this is what ukraine has been fighting for for the last seven months. it fighting for for the last seven months. , ' ~ , �* months. it is difficult isn't it that other _ months. it is difficult isn't it that other quite

washing, fake movers or late movers, space race is back several countries including the united states, china, russia, india, and israel are trying to reach the moon. it's not just a quest for national glory. scientists see the moon as a gateway, a place to build bases that could then launch missions to mars and beyond. the moon has one indispensable resource for manned space flight water. h 2 o can be used to make breathable air for astronauts and fuel for rockets. the largest water deposits are in the deep, i see craters at the lunar poles at the moon. south pole alone research is suspect . there is as much water as in germany's largest lake up on the at any time or over the next few years. and the outpost is set to be built in the lunar all bit, the so called luna gateway. nasa will build it with canada, europe, and japan. it wants to involve the private sector more than before. the new space station will serve as a research platform. and later as a base for mand flights to the moon, or on where it is all met, should make it possible to see the far side of the moon and the south pole, and to have constan

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hungary india china united arab emirates singapore singapore south african republic south korea switzerland committee is chaired by the nobel peace prize winner mr. rai and kunchuk. a record number of applications have been received this year, with 119 out of 43 countries receiving an international committee for the prize in favor of scientists. whose research is somehow related to the production and consumption of clean energy, that is, a key energy trend. for the next decades , three scientists from russia and the united states of america became the winners of the fast neutron nuclear reactor. work on which viktor vladimirovich orlov dedicated his entire professional life. this project is able to provide a stable supply of low-carbon energy regardless of weather conditions, and closed- loop technology improves environmental performance. piraskite solar cells, which mercury and canadians are engaged in, are designed to make a technological revolution in the field of solar energy. electrification the electrification of vehicles that specialize in smartly changes the car market , where the f

it cristiano rinaldo, fresh from his 700 club korea goal will look to lift manchester, united the india plague against him on when he at nicosia united came away from cyprus with a 3 to win a week ago. they are only 2nd in their group and manager. eric tan haggard says that there's plenty of room for improvement from both his team and his thought player. we have a certain demand on place what we expect coleman and so to position the pets. and so, and what i do is, and the others as everyone are to play, i want to get the best out of it and know if he's cutting in a better shape now. and i'm happy with that rama player bettis and are sitting fed in their group to make things worse. stop here harlow. dare by law. got injured, taken a penalty and their last match and is now a doubt for the 1st mid season, woke up, which is a consent for his coach quadrant. shoot one for, for 5 years ago we were only talking about it. but the fact is now we have it here . is only now that we are living with this situation. yeah. but i have learned to cry less than i used to cry before. and to live with real

just a few days after the visit of indian foreign minister subormonyam jay shankar to the united states to punish india for buying russian oil and fertilizer the west does not dare yet dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov to lead new delhi, india three scientists from france, the usa and austria became the nobel prize winners in physics this year, as the nobel committee of the royal swedish academy of sciences said they were awarded for research on quantum mechanics, in particular for experiments with photons and discoveries in quantum informatics, and the tenth all-russian forum of regional informatization ended in st. petersburg. digitalization became the main topics this year economy and public services, information security of import substitution and training of domestic hotel personnel. technological sovereignty and information security were discussed at the plenary session today. having your own technology is a big promising challenge. now, in a narrow sense, i saw the problem. she is the extreme other side, so to speak. this is import substitution software for electronic component base and, accordi

not on equal terms with developing countries. india, of course, would like, are, they wanted me to have equitable services agreement, which is what the united kingdom and several other. busy please do not want the only ones that referred to them, and this is not acceptable to accept respect in country like india. now, when it comes to su, ella braverman herself, she is of course of indian origin. so how surprising was it to hear anti migrant rhetoric from a person whose parents are migrants? she's making very controversial, in fact, racist remarks. and this only shows that britain has still not completely expressed remorse or what is on imperial post. if you look at the british attitude towards migrants in these very derivative in some ways, a racist, they somewhat want to keep the white domination a life. finally, egypt said to move its national currency away from the u. s. dollars instead, developing a new currency indicator, according to the central banks of another country, plans to link its currency. it's a baskets of gold under the world currencies the us is not our major trading partner. i don't know why people are always fixated on

as a mediator on humanitarian issues, the president of the united arab emirates, india and china are sure that dialogue is necessary. that's just the kyiv authorities. he is not needed. we know the opposition. eh, kiev, they kept talking about the fact that they want negotiations and it seems like they asked for it, but now they have made an official decision, which prohibits these negotiations. well, what can we talk about here uh? i, in turn, as you know, speaking in the kremlin hmm while uh, when making a decision and on the m-m subjects of the federation, i said that we are open, we always said that we are open to us we even , uh, in istanbul reached certain agreements. i told you that the agreements were actually almost all initialed, as soon as the troops left kiev, the desire to conduct negotiations, the kiev authorities. it disappeared right there. that's all. e. well, here, if they are ripe for this, please, then, probably, they will be in demand and mediation efforts of all who are interested in this. in the meantime, the west supports kiev in everything and continues pumpi

i just jot down a number of countries here. saudi arabia, turkey, the united arab emirates, india, south africa. now throw in opec plus, i'm not too long ago, these were considered, you know, if not, um, staunch american eyes, very supportive of the west. and these are significant.

ah welcome back to one of the ports with sunshine, our distinguished fellow at the united service institution of india, mr. botto. before the break, we're talking about this somewhat a diversion stands on national governments may have on politics and doing business internationally and private companies. and yet, at the same time, i think, perhaps you would agree with me that the, the globalization, as we knew it only, you know, 5 or even 10 years ago. it's not there anymore. and the united states a while trying to punish someone with any mis is undermining these various systems . so let's say the horizon of 5 or 10 years going forward. which policies, state oriented policies or state oriented intention or private oriented intention of each of them would prevail? well, i think suddenly, you know, looking at a 5 year term or something in india, i'm in one of the state. we already have seen a shift in the last 5 years. we present government and then the government has non what is called when a beyond which is self reliant in the program which is essentially went to reduce our dependence. particularly if

terms, not from equal terms with developing countries. india was like they wanted me to have equitable services agreement, which is what the united kingdom and. busy best and please do not one, the only ones that can prove to them. and this is not acceptable said is respecting country like india. now when it comes to su, ella braverman herself, she is of course of indian origin. so how surprising was it to hear anti migrant rhetoric from a person whose parents are migrant? she's making very controversial, in fact, racist remarks. and this only shows that britain has still not completely expressed remorse or what is on imperial past. if you look at the british attitude towards migrant, it is very defensive in some ways a racist. they somewhat want to keep the white domination a life when, if i have no company here and i'll see international, we're back at the top of the out with the very latest news update. we'll see you then the oh, personally, my organization has been opposed length especially made up for many years and we know that it was wrong. we know that it was a we trailed a promise made when the berlin wall fell. we know

glen here, glenn, i just jot down a number of countries here. saudi arabia, turkey, the united arab emirates, india, south africa. now throw in opec plus, i'm not too long ago. these were considered, you know, if not, um, staunch american oh, eyes very supportive of the west. and these are significant countries and hope that by itself is very important. they're not in line with washington's demands that the world condemn russia. how significant is that? go ahead one. ah, it's very significant, this clarification about the world order that was established after the cold war, that of liberal hedge him on folks around the united states has come to an end. and so again, we see that the rest of the world, enough, according down to russian sanctions, is pretty much on a don't pass a handful of countries square, joined to sanctions. and is quite significant because i think it's approximately 85 percent of the world now live the same country who haven't sanctioned russia. on the contrary, you see the opposite of the happening. you see s e o expanding which is to some high corporation organization. you said

i'm talking about russia united states china well, india pakistan yes, recognized as a nuclear power ny experts agree that the following are some agreements. if they are, they can no longer just be agreements only between russia and the united states. this first second , there is a gray zone, and due to the fact that the agreements between the united states of russia were destroyed, they were destroyed intentionally by the united states, which were engaged in arms control, including nuclear weapons, and from which that stability e followed for decades, the trust that existed. that trust is gone and there is a gray area that different players can use when they can intervene between these great nuclear powers and use them to their advantage, which we see. closed discussion was now attended by representatives of western countries, in particular representatives of the united states, whether they commented on these latest reports on ukraine on the possibility of using a dirty bomb and in any way. they participated in the discussion on this topic. the only thing i can say is that such a que

how russia china united states india to example, right? and here you need to have a sober mind.essary to negotiate. but they were not allowed to negotiate, the situation. it needed to be played out, the way it is now played out. and the longer it takes. this was calculated there, among other things, for the internal situation in the russian federation and so on. well, i think that the peak of this turning point will come. and here i want to say back that this is purely my opinion. i don't have exactly say when to which well , i repeat, i don't like. i understand about it. here, when it ends, then there will be lessons and conclusions. i think it's all together here. with the passage of all circumstances. we will tell everyone absolutely. so the shuroviki have their hands untied. he has his own mindset, his own vision. i think that he is supported by the president, he is supported by the general staff, supported by the minister of defense , and his appointment is certainly not accidental. it has been weighed and agreed upon. well, as far as i understand from his biography, as wel

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by us and jaya barrow distinguish tallow at the united service institution of india. mr. barrow, it's a great question, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. delighted to be on the show. now. thank you. i once heard from a prominent european politician that it doesn't matter whether our funds are biding or making law, the grass underneath them gets trampled. and if we that, that magic hora to the geopolitical situation into world today is not just the grad underneath them. that gets affected, it's the valley and villages was a far as miles away. do you think russia a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage that confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd parties? well, i'm pretty sure the, the stuff.

just a few days after the visit of indian foreign minister subormonyam jay shankar to the united states to punish indiaian oil and fertilizer west does not dare yet dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov lead new delhi, india against anti-russian sanctions were the inhabitants of rome they are burning bills for electricity and heating tariffs have already soared twice. in winter, it will not become even higher , the reason, the demonstrators call the policy of the european union and nato, people refuse to pay for utilities, since their money will be used to purchase weapons for the kiev regime. in germany , residents of cologne spoke out against military supplies to ukraine because of peace talks, demonstrators are outraged by anti-russian sanctions that have led the country into an economic energy crisis. local journalists note the growing discontent of the population is not yet able to cause popular uprisings, which are feared in berlin, but autumn is just beginning, but this footage from london is where environmentalists are protesting. the energy crisis forced the government to urgently expand the extra

areas in software and other, other and india of course like other economies, especially the student harmony, people who have equitable services which is worked the united kingdom and several other. busy countries do not want the only one terms that benefit to them, but 1000000 to them. and this is not acceptable, says respecting country like india. now when it comes to so well a braverman herself, she is of course of indian origin. so how's the pricing? was it to hear anti migrant rhetoric from a person whose parents are migrants? this is very bad and obstacle that someone who actually is not a native. rudy show. he comes from a family with indian origin. she's making very controversial in fact, racist remarks recently. she made a remarks on africa, which was downright racist. and this only shows that britain, which today is not just white. there are people from all over the world will come in and contribute into britain's progress and prosperity. but british politics is on rising. and unfortunately, people at the top have themselves become voice of ation and be fervently feel that the incoming prime minister issues. so he puts an end to this. now you

i live in india than united to z, nancy and it, them are all my life. you've been with her. how are you doing it? 70 the lady that he's anyone that age annual with realty now with blue, dallas is with a lot of the matter. it obviously never my movie on the one that you are the tiny, somewhat the bushes put up right now. if i'm wrong is how much he should be worth my time and my need. why these are many industry doesn't matter. the reason why i love the web susan reps is, is not what he do. i need to get all the characters to follow all the supporting characters and they are so well stablished in their so well aware of what they're doing. instagram fees are sorting them on to offload. really use that. i mean, if i wasn't enough, and i only have one interesting to follow escape and even then little minor and the course of just to make it shouldn't be as we are. so this is maybe the filter. this is me, printer. it's a lie. i me, incident is a big deal in today's times, especially for the extent after you know, so i tried very much to make it very elegant with most of my sure sa

the partnership between our countries, between india, in the united states is simply one of the most consequential in the world. in fact, right off to dr. as a shanker, came back to india us last, the indian company with that assumption. in fact, this is the very 1st time that a private company in india has been sanctioned by the usaa in to see they. we also point out here the dr. essay shown god, why don't we need to order the u. s. recently complete a ball? no oil prices breaking indians back the way back, but in the account by oil certainly are on well, on a similar theme, washington sanctioning initiatives well, they showed a little sign of letting off because a bipartisan group of congressmen are not setting their sites on our jury it comes as the us special representative for trade traveled to the north african country in an attempt to strengthen by law for relations. but some members of congress are insisting it's essential to sanction algiers for its recent multi $1000000000.00 arms deal with russia. it is critical that president biden, and his administration prepared to sanct

in the beginning with india it was open pressure came representatives of the united states and they saidtra years , there will be no other than flirting. yes? find it better not to push. here, of course, yesterday with the appointment of a new british prime minister. a lot of people were talking about indian revenge at last after many centuries of colonial domination by the british and from the other side, that the british, uh, and the americans came up with a tricky move in order to ban uh, india is now in its camp, through uh, better sonak, but the truth is for this biden, at least, the last name had to be learned. it was he who called him rashid yesterday with his grandson. maybe now in america i will press it, but i don’t know, and in the uk itself, of course, this was met. well, to put it mildly, so without much understanding, not only because the conservatives in general, in principle, have no more support in britain. i think it's valid for britain where is the racism. it was just a way of life for many. bucket suddenly get the prime minister and from india, uh, k. besides, the hin

jay shanhankara in the united states to lend to india for the purchase of russian non-fertilizers.w. decided dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov news of the new india today in stockholm announced the nobel prize winners, in physics they were awarded to three scientists at once frenchman alina aspe, american john clauser and an austrian. anton zeilinger. they successfully experimented with photons and paved the way for new technologies. in particular, scientists managed to carry out quantum teleportation, that is, to transfer a quantum state from one particle to another at a great distance, thrown by the laureates, stressed that quantum technologies, even in the future, will not allow to move people like science fiction films, one of the awarded scientists anton silenger is a foreign member of the russian academy of sciences in our country, they are well aware of the developments of nobel laureates and based on them they create quantum computers in moscow and kazan why these three scientists clauser and challenger received the nobel prize. it is these experiments that have been used f