let's end hunger around the world.around the world at a time like this. and we are in a world population of about 8 billion. what do you think it's going to be when we have 10 billion? we're struggling now... and... so, if we can... has any philanthropist responded to your call, when you ended up in a spat with elon musk? he chuckles well... some of them have engaged, not necessarily with us. some of them have engaged with us, not to the level, the degree i want. right... 0ur private sector donations have gone from about 20, 30 million to about 500 million. but the needs are so great, as you can imagine, we need their engagement. now, what about you? six years at the top of this organisation, you go, but i... you're not... i imagine you're going to return to us politics. that's what's been suggested. is that your plan? i... last week, my daughter had our third grandchild, a little girl. and i'm looking forward to going home and... ..relaxing for at least a few weeks, or a couple of months, and we'll see, to take a brea

well, it will be a larger world and it will be an older world. i mean, this is the key thing to keep in mind. this process of demographic transition towards longer lives in smaller families, it brings 2 major changes. one is growth because the death rate tends to fall before the birth rate in our society is figure out how to keep people living longer saving children from premature death. and so forth, and that, that's what causes the growth is the decline of the death rate. eventually then societies figure out, well, we don't need to have as many children in that situation in order to keep in or just replace that generation to generation. and so the birth rate comes down as well. and in that so, but in between those 2 changes, there is a period of growth. and so for the european countries in north america, the richer countries of the world, this happened 100 years ago that we were in this period of growth, are really coming to an end of that period of rapid growth for asia and latin america. it happened much during the latter half of the 20th cen

i only want to say the 3rd world that the world it's been prevented from developing and becoming modern for the past. matthew, i refer to it is the global majority. and because that's exactly what it is here, let me go back to andrew and in hong kong, i guess what really gets american foreign policy people upset is that china is proposing peace around the world. you know, brokering day, you know, saudi arabia and iran, you know, that that was a tough one to do. the united states was not in a position to do it because it's huge. his sides, china didn't choose aside. that's why we have a piece processed their potential piece process. put it that way. go ahead andrew. well, i think that done. it's your politics lot usually dictated by philosophies as the this, the think teeth usually about a change of power. our power in them. you can all the power and to political power and all these dynamics are changing all the time. out of the 2nd world war, of course, the only and largest and most powerful country. and i have been the united states and they were have been able to call the shots and th

the world needs united states and canada working together with our partners around the world to rally strong and effective global action. nowhere is that more obvious than the united response to russia's brutal aggression against ukraine. we stood together. [applause] president biden: we stood together to defend sovereignty, democracy, to defend freedom for ourselves and all who wish it. as i told president zelenskyy when i visited in kyiv last month, people all over the world are with the brave people of ukraine. you have to ask -- aren't you amazed of the personal bravery they're showing? it's incredible. it's incredible. [applause] president biden: folks, i know there's a large ukrainian diaspora in canada, not only the lady we were introduced to. with a coalition of 50 nations, we jointly worked to put together, making sure that ukraine can defend itself. we're supplying air defense systems, artillery, tanks, so much more. tens of billions of dollars so far. together with our g-7 partners we're approaching significant cost on russia as well, denying russia critical inputs to its w

how important is the asian world to us? it is different and it is not always on the side of ukraine. let's say that by and large , but japan is also our outpost of our support in asia . world , how important it is for us ukrainians to communicate with our japanese partners in order to spread true information through japan throughout the asian world in order to incline the asian world to the side of good and it is important to explain that in every war there is clearly an aggressor, an aggressor, and a victim, and there can be no other positions in order for this narrative to spread through our japanese partners to the entire asian world, and you see here that it is very important for us because, as you are right noted the asian world . it is very specific, and in order to understand it, it is necessary, as they say , to eat more than one pound of salt, as we will eat more than one, so in a word , our embassy in tokyo and headed by the ambassador mr. serhii sumy, who often appears on television and on our channel, and he was

during world war two of the --, others. but people didn't understand there was this similar holocaust that created victims of communism. and so that's the initial impetus. but this took so long because initially the foundation was focused on building a memorial and there's there's a memorial to the victims of communist them that is on on federal parkland. and we just celebrated the 15th anniversary of that memorial this past summer. and then we were building up educational programs over the years. and then the museum was always there as a dream and an aspiration. and needed money for it. and then we were able to research right. build and get everybody here designed, fabricate and and get it done for it. opened in june of 2022. how much? so don't have a full count on that yet because we are in a leased space and we need many, many more millions. so if any of your viewers would like to donate, please do so. but it was it was millions to do what we have here. i'm not sure of the exact amount, but i think probably around 10 mil

we are the best socialist country in the world.d the enemy is a capitalist environment that only dreams of capturing us , defeating us, replanting capitalism and oppressing the workers and peasants of the state . that is why the fact that the borders are closed, very few people leave and constantly, this is the rejection of western values, so-called, they are considered something very bad, this is what they spread about some in contrast. here you are sitting in a dirty room with lice, you have nothing to eat and what do you think, i'm sorry, the meaning of my life is so beautiful , and here they explain it to you, and it appears that in reality it's either you or you, this people is a baby carrier, and suddenly some meaning appears in your existence, because the russians know that to me, i'm sorry, it's so pure this is a popular opinion, but on the other hand, it seems to me that russians are so willing to die because their life is not so good that they should hold on to it. and by the way , this very term, russophobia, is beautifu

the world had been poisoned. we were right on the edge of a battlefield and all the instruction was still there. and the prisoners of war, prisoner of war, camp were assigned to help these french rebuild trying to rebuild. and you would go into the homes of these families and there they would have sitting down with reading with them what food they had, sharing with a prisoner or the german who had been helping him. and you would say, but this is a this is a prisoner. this is a german, this is your enemy. and would very germans are bad people, but not this war. he's exploitation. so i saw what happened when people were put and working together and i came to realize how much the people were exploited by the government that was sent into the area and we saw what starvation was. you can't imagine. it's like in the first world war, germany not destroyed, but they were starved as everywhere. food was stolen everything honestly was no food. you can't imagine what it was like. you see a big crowd looking in at a window,

what it was for the world, the great silk road nowhere in the world? is nothing similar in colossality as the monument of independence of turkmenistan from the capital. ashgabat to be stunned by the same sophisticated tourist and in all these countries there is a centuries-old history. what is completely absent, neither in europe nor especially in the usa , the democratic world sighs over the roman colosseum. although these are just fragments of some technical building and there is nothing beautiful in the colosseum, except for show-offs. what they say, i’ve seen the coliseum case, but i saw and saw buy yourself an ice cream for this, and at a time when the sailors of the coast of today's usa were called india because that then everyone sailed to india and was very upset when they realized that it was not india, but some wild continent in the world has long been iran, which alexander lukashenko visited last monday, is the capital of present-day iran, the eldest cradle one of the most advanced cultural good civilization, through the territory, which pas

this is the whole world history.he west that some of its tactical successes cannot be denied. that is, they submitted to themselves europe, now it has completely sunk, as the main player in the international the arena and in the history that it has been for many centuries all historical initiative. she is on the side of russia and china the west is responding to these initiatives. they we passed the time when we fended off their accusations. and now, as they say, fu's wife. the last thing i worry about is what you think of us, and if russia hadn't shown the world a year ago, including china, that she has a national state will and she would have her right to the historical center maybe there would not be such a level of relationship such respect from china is definitely our special military operation. she changed the whole world war policy. and indeed it is very good. it can be seen today meets zelensky and kisid. the meeting of two american puppets does not depend on their meeting, absolutely, nothing kishida came, b

the russian tanks world -- world . believe this is a moment of testing for the free world to ensure peace in eastern europe, we need to continue to give ukraine what they need. i know it is tough. i know some people say we cannot take care of, get our economy moving, taking care of our border and taking careful him and doing that. that is a small view of the greatest nation on earth. we can do both. we can revive this country, secure this country, prosper this country and be the leader of the free world. the second piece is, as we think about our largest and most significant strategic challenge, which is china, the best way to send a message to china about its military ambitions is to see the free world stand strongly for the sovereignty of the people of ukraine. i believe that no clear message to china would be the van to see the ukrainian military with broad-based support from america and the west pushback russia -- russian aggression. i have no doubt that xi jinping and the chinese will have reason to reflect on tha

we are making great contributions to the world's rehabilitation. we stand at a point in history, our nations are called upon to the league and answering the call. first, we have releashed economic potential of our people in partnership that generates 2.5 billion in trade. we are transforming our hems fear into a power house and the inflation deduction tax and as we discussed over the last two days we are strengthening our supply chain in minerals and semiconductors that power our every day lives. and today $50 million to the defense production act to ensign at the present timetivize companies in pack acknowledging of these semiconductors and circuit boards. canada and the united states will have each other's back and we see it through norad and emphasize the only by national military command and we see it through nato and ensure to meet any threat. and over the last year, we have seen it through strong and unified support to the brave people of ukraine to which the prime minister spoke about earlier today and stepping up to provide humanitarian aid

world cup. political turmoil over israel's participation could have contributed to feed foss decision, but it's f fans and players alike heartbroken. we look at the large impact on indonesia, football, and after the series of setbacks, hong kong is finally said to co host, the gay games later this year. ah, irish man, you're welcome to dw news asia that you could join us indonesia. football players and fans have been left is made and disappointed by a decision by fee for the governing body of bald football to drop indonesia as host of the under $20.00 woke up next month. the move followed weeks of political turmoil and protests in the majority. muslim country about israel participation in the tournament, even though it qualified last june. the host countries team heard the news late wednesday in an emotional gathering that left team members deflated, worried about their future prospects. here some of what was heard during and after the team meeting in jakarta, the opportunity that you should hav

some more news on the first day of the gymnastics world cup in qatar.hdi ahmad gohari. in hoop and mehdi elfati in vaulting they made it to the final stage and today to win the gold medal against the rivals of daand, before that ahmed kohi and elfati won the silver medal in the german world cup . our country's insurance, which previously defeated malaysia and lost the result against hong kong, the next match will be against kyrgyzstan , mire chaudromelo ardakan in the second leg of the semi-final of the division one volleyball league, with the defeat of razin polimer, the right to participate in the next season of the premier league. he won this meeting that lasted three hours and 28 minutes the longest volleyball record is reserved for itself. marca spain publication hazard aubameyang and phillips in the list of nominees for the 2021 world's worst football player award . juventus club dani alves has extended his brazilian defender's contract until 2025. to the former head coach of the spanish national team, in one of the most important matches of the f

that the world needs today, very desperately. at the same time, we are building new, inherently lower carbon energy businesses for tomorrow. so things like renewable fuels, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, geothermal, are all technologies we are investing in, businesses we are growing that will play a bigger role tomorrow. there are many solutions. there is no one solution for this. david: so, in 2022, you bought a renewable energy company for roughly, i think, $3 billion. what was that about? why did you want to do that? mike: we had a renewable fuels business ourselves. this company, renewable energy group, was one of the leading producers of biodiesel and soon to be renewable diesel in the united states. and they have great capabilities in the feedstock sourcing area. and so, in any fuels business, raw materials are a very important part of the overall value chain. traditional petroleum products, we have deep expertise in raw material sourcing for that. in these products, you are talking about materials like used cooking

multi buller world. world court start to defend seriously they, they, it, religious i to the end. death is impossible under a global global dominance. all the eligibility blast, ah, technological technol, centric technocratic west or western, had gemini, is incompatible with his lamb. so islam, finally, after our week to re, will become the real player on the global scale, the not regional divide it and manipulated by to with saw all the reasons for all, most lives in the world to support are awesome. richter it be got it because it will be they are victory immediately. the same for all, for the same is true for a lettered america, and the same is true for africa, but i don't think that they could seriously ah, help us ah, meantime before we or we can get this victory. so everybody really use the results or objective results all the rectory, but nobody will help us in the critical way. so it is very, very, very particular is at asian, we should win ourselves and only winning more lank on oh ah, our own powers, the other will build our side. we in this war we are fighting as well for the

when the world was one, it was the, you know, end of nation states and one world government was here and of history. and they seem to still hold on to the delusion at that script still applies to the current age despite the fact that reality has completely changed from their ivory tower. and i think you see some signs of major infighting amongst different factions of oligarchical interest. right now we're some are saying, oh well maybe we should like live to fight another day to board this plan. i think the jeffrey sachs angle is, is playing a role in that. and then on other angles, you have the more fanatical neil con drive of just, you know, we can do nothing but what we're program to do, which is had gemini with no negotiation. and that's scary. it's a very, very proud of, that's how we end the program. it's scary, it's certainly as gentleman, it's all the time we have a want to thank my guests and toko houston and in hong kong, and want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our tea. see you next time and remember, ross stuck rules ah ah ah. i had to miss the phone with me,

s. dollars to function is the world's currency. but when you have something that is being dropped, something has to replace it. so the issue is not just whether the us cannot function is the world's currency, but what is put in its place. now what you're beginning to see is arrangements whereby either through currency swaps, for example, the relation between russian india. they trade in roubles and rupees. they don't have a joint currency or anything like that. but in other places, this proposals of foot to create a bricks, currency, i believe, certainly in latin america now, i think mexico, maybe it was really correct me if i'm wrong. but the idea is certainly being sort of a latin american free trade zone and currency. so, but to put these and trying are, is obviously developing swap arrangement with other countries. but what would be dangerous for, let's say china would be for its currency to become a world currency like than it would be in the same mess. the america has got into so i think one should see it move towards a syste

2021, the taliban seized power in the country and the un called it the most repressive country in the world in terms of women's rights, but this did not stop about 20 women from holding a protest in kabul, in kosovo, people protested for the safety of women in public and private spaces and called to propose penalties for violence against women for women's rights, many people took to the streets of the capital of japan, tokyo, and in the capital of the philippines, manila, protesters clashed with the local police, who initially blocked a peaceful protest for improving the working situation for women that's all for today we're back on the air tomorrow at 21 take care ladies and gentlemen congratulations to the first lady of the united states dr. jill biden and the united states secretary of state anthony blinkin please be seated ladies and gentlemen it's a special honor for me to welcome you in the white house, i especially congratulate everyone who has gathered here. at the award ceremony, for 17 years , us secretaries of state have been celebrating those who lead progress in the world. the

a world war two every second. more people killed in the first few hours than in all the wars of history put together. the survivors, if any, would live in despair amid the poisoned ruins of a silver civilization that had committed suicide. national weakness. real or perceived contempt, aggression, and thus cause war. that's why the united states can never neglect its military strength. we must, and we will remain strong. but with equal determination. the united states and all countries must find ways to control and to reduce the horrifying danger that is posed by the enormous world stockpiles of nuclear arms. this has been a concern of every american president since the moment we first saw what these weapons could do. our leaders will require understanding and our support as they grapple with this difficult but crucial challenge. there is no disagreement on the goals or the basic approach to controlling this enormous destructive force. the answer lies not just in the attitudes or the actions of world leaders, but

busy with the rest of the world, this policy is out of touch with the rest of the world. ending the vaccine requirement will align the united states with the rest of north america's coven, 19 vaccine policy for people coming into the country. we know that western governments went out of their way to manipulate their own citizens. over coven, the former british health secretary. not hancock. wanted to scare brits into complying with locked down rules that were constantly changing. that's according to bomb shell revelations on newly to what's out messages. and last december, twitter c e o e lawn must worked with a journalist to reveal the collusion between the social media platform that he had just purchased and government authorities to manipulate and censor public debate in the united states. over coven, the united states government pressured twitter, and other social media platforms to elevate certain content and suppress all the content about cove 19 to what we're seeing here is a very hosni, if not collusive relationship between the u. s. government and the so called free press that it's

this report makes a factual and rigorous accounting of human rights conditions around the world. it applies the same standards to everyone, our allies and partners, and countries with which we have differences. the goal of the report is not to lecture or to shame, rather it is to provide the resource for those individuals working around the world to safeguard and uphold human dignity while it is under threat. while this report looks outward to countries around the world, we know the united states faces its own set of challenges on human rights. our willingness to confront our challenges openly, to acknowledge her own shortcomings , that is what distinguishes us and other democracies. the report makes clear that in 2022 and countries across every region we continued to see a backslide in human rights conditions. disrespect for fundamental human dignity. it detailed the appalling and ongoing abuses committed by the regime of iran against its own people. iranian forces using torture and gender-based violence against arrested protesters. they stand trails and hasty executions are use

these are the estimates of all world experts.his is the best result so far. day in the world of chemo-resistant ovarian cancer, virtually insensitive to chemotherapy, and the vaccine orinogen has significantly improved the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so -called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. a in 40% of patients, a long period is observed. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without the progression of the disease - this is again. i repeat, a unique result, but nonetheless less here are the tests. they continue on other localizations of malignant tumors of the study continues with gastric cancer. uh, the drug was ineffective. this is not a panacea, once again emphasized, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors in order to show effectiveness. well, another interesting detail, uh, in the course of a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug can be effective in non-onco

well, it happened all over the world.e hail hurricanes tornado what else are they called there? what is there artillery 155 m 152 mm and so on? that is, this the earthly factor received less attention and there was not enough money, because promising ones were being developed. yes, and theoretically already a military man. well, a future war is already a war not on earth , but somewhere in space, and the ukrainian experience has shown that it is impossible to win on earth without grenade launchers, without machine guns in machine guns, the most elementary cannot be defeated without hail of a tornado-hurricane easier. this is all the weapons that we have, without them without millions of ammunition. you can't win without supplies. that's why they're teleporting now, and i because in the beginning he warned, if you want peace. it is necessary to prevent the expansion of the russian economy and the transfer of the young to real war footing. if we are late, russia will not sit down, then at the negotiating table. i bring this

this is the whole world.ere it is necessary that the rights of all civilizations be taken into account, and so on. and now we see that today, let's say the fate of the american world over the western world is being decided. it is already in this abstract understanding that everyone agrees, that is, the islamic agrees, the hindus agree. chinese riots buddhist means confucian we agree latin world consent that is, everyone agrees that the lawlessness of the west must be put to an end. and this is the current state. i think that those agreements that will be today and tomorrow will be between the two leaders of our russia china that will not be all voiced will not be all voiced and thank god, because you, too , must keep your secrets and quietly do your job, as they say , but i understand that military equipment is the main thing here right now, because it will be considered in the context of the security of the world order, you understand? i say, the main thing for you is the main thing, and colleagues have a di

experts about this: the security of our world is how it will change in 2023. china, india and turkey are not what they support they do not interfere with russia, or will zayasya manage to cross the borders of 1991 already this year, when we are ready to become allies, they will accept the time frames that will define ukraine and end a full-scale war, it is absolutely obvious that putin will fight until one of two things happens forecasts from world experts, how the participants of the munich security conference see our future, how to negotiate with russia 8 previous years after the occupation of crimea and donbas, at the munich security conference , this is what was discussed for the first time this year another rhetoric, how to defeat russia and what to do with it next without gray areas and half-tones, after a year of hesitation and calls to putin, the usa and most of the eu members began to talk about one key scenario victory on the battlefield , for this it is necessary to arm ukraine so that it can return the borders 91 it is absolutely obvious that putin

i am the only candidate who can prevent world war iii. i will prevent the third world war no one. will not do it before you have time. very right because he's an american. yes, you can bones, and he's rooting for america and he understands that this is an arrogant attitude towards russia, he talks about it, he understands what risks this brings for america, he understands the fallacy of this strategy. and he is trying to draw the attention of the american elite to this, and in general he is addressing, apparently, to all that pro -american coalition that exists today and which today is on the side of this old outgoing world. i experienced a culture shock today. i read the text today. uh, those are the declarations of the democracy summit. and how i was taught. i took. well, i think the document but there are many countries of the signature, there i took a pen and started printing out so that i could not read on the phone and started trying to read, i stumbled in the first phase, in the second, in the third. there were 17 straight and 17 points from some point, i caught myself thin

the art world, all right, world is completely captured by the capitalist machine. we are not makers of luxury goods, but they all market the art world treats us as if we are makers of luxury goods in a picasso said something wonderful, which i think about a lot painting is not decoration for your living room painting is war. yeah. no, i think the ladder had said that. yeah. and i think that is key. so we come from a timer generation when what mattered in art was to be radical. today. what the hell does radical meet? it's really difficult on. we live in a post information post mod, most post elbows everything age um, when the idea of the new, the radical that which is outside of the market system is impossible for us to even imagine it is a terrifying state. i say, i'm, how can the thing that's radical be for sale? one of the problems that we suffer in the art world for that turn a prize. you know, this price that's given in the u. k. now, there are 5 groups of collective artists. what that proposes is that ot is a social medium which can bring social change and ren

the world order, and many countries of the world are well aware that now it is futile to stake on thee head of the united states, this is outgoing. and civilization's outgoing leaders, uh, no matter what the relationship is like right now. they will no longer remain economic financial political e leaders of the world, in addition to cooperate with them. it's just dangerous. but if you use this, well, maybe throw them slang, it doesn’t cost anything to deceive, betray, break, that’s the given word, and therefore countries that are not western are looking for partners for themselves. uh, in uh, other regions of the world. and in this sense, our country is behaving quite adequately to the current situation and the vectors of its foreign policy movement. guides uh, other regions of the world besides the west it's really africa it's china the middle east i think that's the right strategic direction. well, in general, including andrey evgenievich, you will even agree to look at it from a journalistic perspective. china is now on s3 information yes everyone is waiting, first heard 12 points.

absolutely, so the world bank has actually said that by 2050 urban populations around the world will have more than doubled with 7 to 10 people actually deciding to live in cities . so how can sustainable urban development policy to address this massive influx potential over crowding and people? yes, i think that's the big challenge we have because a city of 10000000 requires infrastructure of a large magnitude. so whether it's london or in south have they have to build things so that, that is the infrastructure available for the millions are moving to the city. now what's happening in the right now, in fact, right now the world assist, people send out them and there's going to become 70 percent next couple of decades . what's happening is the kinds of people moving into cities are in the very poor countries. this don't have the sources at these people are moving in without much of prospects. so getting a decent job or living the kind of lifestyle and they may see on television especially. and if he's some of the programs from us than europe. and so it's a big challenge. absolutely.

world cup. but the decision has been made. let's pray for the burst of any of my good. yeah. so that when i and let's fix our football 1st, there are a lot of problems we face in our football association. let's do it needs to be done for our football lab, or what the label seaver port, the wall cuts on the horse mission, indonesia, following protests against israel. als participation. israel qualified last june, quite sports ever under 20 world. come. but the protest here in jakarta erupted only 2 weeks ago, demanding that israel not be allowed to, but it's a mean it was all triggered by the governor of bali asking the government not to invite israel al, to their bali stadium, indonesia and israel al, do not have formal diplomatic allegiance and support for the palestinian cause and the world's most populous muslim enjoy. the nation runs high experts now fear that the clash of politics and sport has jeopardized the entire countries reputation as host to big events. gallagher, m is that is about

order , where is the civilization of the islamic world centered in the islamic world, the region ofs centered on the persian gulf, but why can't it be easy? sit in good region, easy, how was the idea company and three strategies formed, and it was collective security, and it was achieved in a small country that lacked any wealth and natural resources , but our region is the talk of god, the whole world depends on this if the system and plastic of the persian gulf is formed . that is, the pole of islamic power has formed over the future of the new world system, and if it is formed like this, the european union will be the second piece of human power in the world in the persian gulf region. see, it is inevitable that part of the world power is being transferred from the western hemisphere to the eastern hemisphere and the stabilization of saturday in this the power transfer process of a region has a central and core role to the persian gulf region because we are adjusting the competition in the two lines of the eastern hemisphere, if the islamic countries of this region go once and fo

world where he will have the right to vote.resident announces, we are not protectors. we are the free side and see biden tick off his fan allies from the list. turkey and hungary invited to the summit of democracies for intractability is just about the habit of solving everything with punishments and sanctions and that is why it is so important to see that a delegation of 40 countries is flying to moscow for a parliamentary conference on the eve of russia's africa summit in july, and for africa this is a chance to get answers to many of the main questions, of which what about the grain deal. yes, putin has already called erdogan and offered to grind our grain in turkey and send flour to africa. we understand that in this way erdogan will not just load his enterprises. saving his economy, and he will also convince africa that he is helping her escape from hunger, but it is more important for us that the problem itself has been resolved. and putin at the conference announces we will help you in any case and everyone knows what he

not really, the world has always had sequels.iations on the story? sequels, if you think about the marvel cinematic universe, we all want new versions of characters and stories. coronation street is x—number of times a week sequel but we like the characters we love and the environments. i would love to see some of your special effects in coronation street or eastenders. there is the merging of television, movies and gaming now, a huge part of what you do is gaming so talk to us about the direction of the industry overall because the lines are blurring between what was a traditional industry and a very new industry. i'm thinking of things like the last of us. a computer game hugely successful on television with very filmic production values. it all comes down to storytelling. the direction has been to tell stories so previously quite often the plotlines and characterisations are now — you've characters in games which you can actually make emotional connections with. what is most exciting and all the things your company does right

and that's what we are saying, we want a multi polar world, a multi civilizational world, a world where all of us are respected and o inputs and views are valued and that we are part of decision making. all we witnessing the decline of the dollar. well, you should be able to answer that question. it's all over the, the government dea, more and more countries, the fact that countries and these major emerging market developing countries like india, china, i've seen some of the middle east and countries are now also moving in that direction, trading in their own currencies. what does it say that more and more countries are saying that they want choices and they want to be able to trade in their currencies? so i think you're going to see more of this rather than less, which is say the, the roof you're talking about is a safer and more diverse option for countries to invest in rather than in the us dollar. and i'm talking specifically here, african countries. well, look, i think we want a diversified busked because you can't put all of your eggs in one basket because when you have a crisis a

as they say in the soviet union, the world, it is desirable that the world made such a logo, yes, sowell , in english it also turns out in english, on the contrary international rusofilmogmund ir amble. well, okay, the world in french is closer to us in this case. uh, well, these ones mean, there, uh, an auk from a submarine sergey kozhuregistrirovich shoigu today visited the tactical missile arms corporation, well, it’s clear that the video was shown without sound and without objects. so there is no point in looking at it separately. it's just important what he said there, look. dear colleagues, tactical weapons corporation decides. uh, big huge complex. uh, the operations that are currently underway are those complexes that are already being produced, what has been developed over this short period of time , a large batch of these developments has already entered serial production. the main task for today is to double production. and i think so. i think the main thing is strength. we will indeed have, in addition to what we already have, new additional products that are missing not

this is certainly the way of the worlds in a different sense and of the familiar worlds, uh, and therespectively, uh, in another sense, and therefore it will be extremely important to understand, what first statements will be made? well, for now , let’s talk about it, while we just see the meeting, and at the vnukovo airport, deputy prime minister, dmitry chernyshenko, i’ll remind him meets, uh, cd and uh, respectively, the future will be. by action, we will definitely talk about them, while there is an exchange of views , apparently, and we can’t hear conversations, for now, unconditionally, but we see, uh, that uh picture, when the chairman of the prc cdp went down the strap and he is already with us and uh , there are already some statements. yes, we see china russia as reliable partners in the development of chinese russian relations, and makes a significant contribution to the progress of the whole world as a whole. and here is such a statement so far, and we see that the delegation is already on its way by uh, the airfield, probably, for sure, they will now ah-ah. yes the genes

don't judge any crate in the world. the orthodox church is under attack everywhere because it has preserved and maintains faith, morality and values, including family valuables. now the 2nd down you old global democracy summit designed to promote, says the slogan, goes free, fur and transport into elections as they foundation of democratic governance has run into us. all of turbulence, attendees from africa, have expressed on willingness to have values imposed on them at the u. s. government sponsored event. what we are against is the interference from any direction, whether from the western world or any where else with old like jews, the pipeline of democracy, to we pause certain values on the african people. if this continues out, there will be a huge divorce of africa. nations from the pipeline of democracy as we note we therefore i will challenge the western world to respect the cultural, religious, christine, and social values of zambia. if we are going to continue being strong partners as we've been over the years

power in the world is china. and they're engaged in brokering piece everywhere. this is not just ukraine where they're trying to reach a peace agreement. they've already been successful in the middle east. all china and russia are china with iran and saudi arabia, russia, with turkey and syria. what has the west don successfully to broker piece anyway this year? i know where, in fact they're trying to start wars start new wars. do you think you think i was on it sort of jumping again? maybe. did you think it was almost inevitable that it's kind of multiple in a world would start to grow? when you consider that it's actually what has been a hedge, i'm on now for, i don't know how many centuries we should say 3 centuries roughly or so. is it the natural course of events now that people have had enough that people want to have sovereignty, independence, they want to have a safe currency they can use without being under the threat of sanctions. for example, i mean the, what, the indian entities and president just the

s. position in the world. the majority of the living world lead us do not respect preston biden and the public evenly split on whether the international community abused the u. s. positively or negatively. so far, the price of maintaining the old world order that placed washington squarely at its center hasn't even turned out to be a very good deal for westerners. u. s. president joe biden has said that americans will have to pay high prices for energy for quote, as long as it takes to stick it to russia in ukraine price president emanuel michael also invoked the need to fight to maintain a certain quote, post world war 2 world order during his press conference at the conclusion of the g 7 summit in germany last june. when he said that the russian ukraine conflict upsets the principles of international rules that were established in the wake of the 2nd world war. also last june, when european commission, president ursula vander line, visited new zealand prime minister to send a ardor. both leaders issued a joi

we should be living in a more peaceful world. but the point that i'm trying to make is that despite all the sanctions and despite all the pressure under this system under this, under the credit constitution, that is religious. iran has had significant successes. and a lot of the problems that it has is because of sanctions, because of foreign pressure because of animosity from western countries. all right, we'll leave it right there. professor mohammed mirandi, thank you so much. so for all intents and purposes, it sounds like the policies arrive at decisions more based on exceptionalism, rather than religion these days. all right, that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi. the show that dig deep in the foreign policy on your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo ah march 20th 2003 u. s. army and its allies invaded iran, a minimum kind of set up with was 2003 us president george bush declared victory in the iraq war id there for delta, you kno

the world has promised. the american soldiers would be welcomed with open arms with flowers and with sweets. while a swift victory was guaranteed, we are in the square where the americans tore down the statue of saddam hussein. but what many people don't realize is that he was just yards away in the streets behind me. watching events unfold. bus loads of people were brought in to create the impression that it was ordinary iraqis that tore down the statue. it was to create the narrative that the people who supported the us led invasion as the us struggled with heavy losses private military contractors were brought in. but they, too were involved in war crimes in the atrocities against ordinary iraqis. civilian here in this whole square, one of the worst massacres took place at the hands of the notorious blackwater. private military company as they escorted to a u. s. military convoy the mercenaries. oh, on fire, killing 17 and wounding 20. either the word blackwater for me as a journalist is associated with s