that's far more about this w t o meeting with em redone arly car. she is the president of the german institute for global and area studies. a welcome back to the w. i'm rita. there seems to be quite a contentious atmosphere, not least because of the war in ukraine there at this w t o meeting. what is it that you are hearing from geneva? content contentious atmosphere is right, chris, up there is a lot of disagreement are coming from different sides. so for example, there are developing countries that are complaining that green rule meetings are happening. small group meetings are happening from which they are being excluded. other are developing countries who are saying that they are being pushed into agreeing on fisheries subsidies that the concerns of artisan art is the no small scale of earth fishery the fisheries. cottage industries are not being taken into account that there is great concern on the question of a trips waiver to ensure a vaccine equity on which day you asked since switzerland and you seem very reluctant to compromise. developing

this means a rewriting of many fundamental rules of the w t o including m f and most favored nation status and national treatment. second, we need a reform of decision making processes in the w t. o. consensus decision making has been a problem, but it's also a problem if you have greenville meetings that exclude the great majority of your membership, which, which means developing countries. right? so we need reform of decision making. and 3rd, the w t o needs to be engaging more with real people. it needs to move out of the technocratic bubble that these discussions are taking place. and it means developing narratives that explain to people why a re booted reformed system of roles actually is good for them. right? because narratives also matter. i'm right on all the car for the end of the german institute for global and area studies. thank you for your time. thank you. tasty and nothing else. that's the claim for russia's newest, fast food chain, the food looks familiar as does everything else. that's because the new restaurants, all the countries rebranding of the old mcdonald's restaura

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developing nation india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t o. no one can pressure india. we want to come to any pressure matrix because you pick out a picture of that part of the geneva based w t o cent restrictions. again stake sporting states. busy subsidies crop saying they lead to on for prices on global markets. such subsidies a low indian farmers to grow more weights and rice, that lower costs, new delhi has said it wants to end the w t o policy in order to support its domestic farmers and protect the countries food security. well, in terms of the overall picture, as regards the country, india has seen recent tensions of the west of ritz maintaining our close relations with moscow. amid the ukraine conflict, it's rejected calls from the u. s. cut imports of rush, nor instead increasing purchases are heavily discounted prices. india is now one of the top consumers abreast and energy. while the u. s. has imposed and embargo and imports of the fuel from russia. and he had this to say to deli, regarding instance, in my conversations with them

developing nations. india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t. o, no one can pressure india. we want to come to any pressure, major picture. let geneva base w t o set restrictions against the exporting states subsidized crop, saying they lead to on for prices on global markets. such subsidies along indian farmers to grow more weeks and rice that lower costs, new delhi asset. it wants to end the w t o policy in order to support its domestic farmers and protect the countries food security. will. india has seen recent tensions with the western richmond teeming of close relations with moscow. amid the ukraine conflict, it's rejected calls from the u. s. the cut in ports of russian oil instead increasing purchases up heavily discounted prices. india is one of the top consumers of russian energy. well, the u. s. has imposed an embargo on imports of the fuels from russia and had this to say to deli, regarding that stuff in my conversations with them. i've said, look, we don't have secondary sanctions. we can't band your purchases, but as you increase your

developing nations. india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t o. the no one can pressure india. we want to come to any pressure to picture the geneva based w t o set restrictions against exporting state subsidized crops as it could lead to unfair prices on global markets. such subsidies allow indian farmers to grow more weight on rice at cheaper costs. and new delhi has set the plans to change the policy as he wants to support his domestic farmers and ensure the country's own food security. don't you think wreath intentions with the west over keeping his close relations with moscow? amid the ukraine conflicts, it's rejected. coals from the u. s. to coating ports of russian oil instead increasing purchase of the commodity old b. it's, it's heavily discounted prices and is now one of the top consumers of russian oil. while the u. s. has imposed an embargo on impulse of the fuel from russia. and the u. s. had this to say to new delhi on it stance. in my conversations with them, i've said, look, we don't have secondary sanctions, we can't ban your pur

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developing nations. india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t. o, no one can pressure india. we want to come to any pressure pressure the geneva based w t o such restrictions against export in states subsidized crops as it could lead to unfair prices on global markets. such as of that is allowing the farmers to grow more weeks on rise to cheaper costs. and new delhi says it has change plans to change the policy as it wants to support its domestic farmers. and in short, the countries food security india has been recent tensions with the west over keeping its close relations with moscow. amid ukraine's conflicts, i'm subject to calls from the us to cause impulse of russian oil. instead increasing purchases of the commodity all be it's, it's a heavily reduced price. india is now one of the top consumers of russian oil. while the u. s. has imposed an embargo on impulse of the fuel from russia. and the u. s. had this to say to new delhi on it's stance. in my conversations with them, i've said, look, we don't have secondary sanctions, we can't ban your p

now from w t o on i grew up culture. well, i think one of the reasons why india is being under so much precious because the us expected it india as an ally of the us, which it is would come down over to us lines on line on the embark on russian id. but i think for the west to needs to understand do things india and russia size a historical india has a sovereign right to do what is in her self interest. and india, her statement again done when something that justified, for example, with ben israel with iran. it's worked, it's worked along with the western block, but russia and guess energy security, betterment and needs to secure herself before moving on. and you know, it's your pin countries you're buying who continue to buy, import oil and gas from the show. so i think it's in just consumption go, increase is much less than all of europe, and this is your 1st needs to reduce the purchases before they can make sure in the on what you're doing with regards to russia. yeah, that's a very interesting point. also, india is c

developing nation. india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t. o. no one can pressure india. we want to come to any pressure mates at that. pressure bought it well, they geneva base w t o establish restrictions against exporting crops, subsidized by governments, because it could lead to on for rates and global markets. india has said it's seeking improvements regarding the policy as it wants to support its domestic farmers and ensure of food security on a national level. just in terms of the overall picture, india has been a flash point of tensions, but the west, in recent months, over its maintaining of close relations with russia and that the ukraine conflict, delhi rejected calls from the u. s. to cut its imports of russian, oil of india has actually increased purchases of the commodity reduced prices from its partner, country to the north. the nation is that one of the top consumers by the way of russian oil now says the u. s. imposed on embargo on russian all imports causing prices to skyrocket. in my conversations with them, i've said, look,

developing nations. india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t o. no one can pressure india. we want to come to any pressure matrix. you pick out a picture, just some background to this, the geneva base w t o establish restrictions against exporting crops, subsidized by governments, because it could lead to on for rates on global markets. they say, in india's case, such subsidies allow farmers to grow more weights and rice, in particular a cheaper cost. delhi has said it's seeking improvements regarding the policy as it wants to support its domestic farmers, uninsured food security on a national level. when spina slash point of tensions with the west in recent months, brits maintain of close relations with russia. mid the ukraine complex, it's rejected calls from the u. s. to cut in ports of russian oil. indeed, india has actually increased purchases of the commodity, the reduced price from its partner, country to the north. india is one of the top consumers of rational, whereas the u. s. has imposed an embargo on the imports of the commodity from

developing nations. india has been fighting for the rights of its farmers and agriculture within the w t. o. no one can pressure india, we won't succumb to any pressure to push me geneva based at w t o that restrictions against exporting state subsidized crops. that thing they lead to unfair price is on global markets. such subsidies allow indian farmers to grow more weight and rice at lower costs. new delhi has said it plans to change the policy to support its domestic farmers and protect its national food security. india has seen recent tensions with the west keeping its close relations with moscow. amid the ukraine conflict is rejected, cools from the u. s. t who could get to cut imports of russian oil instead, increasing purchase isil bit. it's heavily discounted prices. india is one of the top consumers of russian energy, while the u. s. is imposed and embargo on important self the feel from russian. here's the latest reaction from washington to new delhi stance. in my conversations with them, i've said, look, we don't have secondary sanctions. we can't band your purchases, but as you

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one of them is reneging on commitments to the w t o, but primarily the overall in dependence of these group of 7 nations on the country. after all, china is a lead exporter and dumps t products all around the world. in here in the united states, biden has made confronting china a cornerstone of its trade policy of its foreign policy and there have revealed, there has been some tensions revealed. of course, there are reports that the binding ministration is going to lift tariffs on chinese goods that were 1st imposed by the trump administration in its trade war with the nation. but some must say that this would not help the u. s. goal of increasing domestic production as well as increasing competitiveness with the nation. biden has also resurfaced a proposal from last year, which was called the build back better world initiative. it has a new name that has similar goals, and that is for the g 7 nations to commit $600000000000.00 in infrastructural investments around the world. and this is to contest chinese. the chinese is belt and rhode initiative. so what we're looking at are similar

and i think this is a good time for w t o members to, to address it. another issue is public stock holding these are countries, are many countries have programs that put aside green reserves to so they have supplies when there are droughts and other sorts shortfalls. unfortunately, some of the way some of those programs are constructed. they also provide support to the producers in a way that can distort production decisions. so they, what the mchugh is grappling with is how to, how to allow for programs that can help their, their citizens when prices are high. and when supplies are needed, but not the way that would end up seeing those supplies depressed prices on world markets and distort production decisions. and it's in the context as the drill was mention is that there's so she rising inflation fuel prices rocketing how much to those kind of factors play into any kind of agreements they can make it to the meeting? well, i think there's no question that you know, current events oftentimes do have an impact on, on discussions. again, some of these t

and it's not just energy food prices, they're searching around the world with w t o warning that export bonds other sanctions as well. they're set to make and already global food crisis. even worse. i think one of the things it must not on day see me is how things like export restrictions and prohibitions can exacerbate the situation. you saw that in the 20082009 foot crisis. just those kinds of actions did lead to price spikes. marquee charlotte dubin ski has been looking into how effective the west sanctions against russia have actually been. when western leaders banded together to impose unprecedented sanctions on russia, they would clear this would smash the country's economy to a pulp. we will limit russia's ability to do business in dollars, euros, pounds, and yen. to be part of the global economy. the sanctions measures we impose today, i think without question for the most consequential ever levied on russia and arguably, the most consequential ever levied in history. all coordinated sanctions pushing the russian economy back to the say, the era, our sanctions and the self sanct

it's about the strengthening the w t. o. so i think we've got to be careful in assuming that the bricks is going to be the savior. i think the bricks is going to be evolving and when it evolved, it's going to have different iterations. and that's going to be key to what's going to be about the stabilization of this global arena, which is currently in a very vulnerable context. right now. i wish we had time to continue our conversation, but unfortunately we're running out of time. but in the meantime, nisha ny to nancy snow, and i really appreciate you, and i thank you very much and thank you for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha insights for you can also join the conversation on twitter. our 100 is at a j insights story from the entire team here into my for now our ah world leaders will, can feed in the very and out in the latest attempt to address the war in ukraine and these f

it is stuck in this pews which are being resolved with less and less reference to w t o. principals. the international monetary and financial system is been destabilized, production investments, and logistical chains are being torn apart. well, president putin's message comes of the g 7 group of nation to should a joint statements warning. the ukraine conflict is threatening global food security, including by blocking grain supplies, the allege. the g 7 members also urge moscow to quote, cease its attacks. threats and on block the black sea porch for food exports. now, on day one of the bricks summit, they groupings 5 leaders emphasized the relevance of the form in today's world, as well as the need for, quote true multilateralism. the opening, ron wrapped up with the signing of a declaration calling, undeveloped countries around the world to stick to responsible politics. free economic progress as well as dressing the need for arms control. friday is day to involves the bricks plus format with countries such as argentina, iran and egypt joining in with the online discussions. well,