all to see countries of becoming more inward looking regulates re fences. interactive, the world trade organization is in limbo nations or racing to build the industries of a few chips and trade restrictions are increasingly being imposed by the system that govern the global economy. since the 2nd world war is at a tipping point. now both and ever so is a new world order emerging. we'll discuss that with, i guess shortly. but 1st, let's listen to what some leaders have to say about the old one of the pool countries have bein and being a pest and title lies by the rich countries. naturally, the poor i'll be to an angry and have lost faith in justice and on global political economy, government created more than 6 decades. i have not kept pace with the changing realities of 2 were punching on sale. really. metrics remains the one dynamic elements in the global economy, and as such, they will account for a significant share of trade changing shit. how would you ask of funding on the other 5, the development of the emerging market and developing countries is not intended to move the cheese, but to make

fact a collapse of the international trade settlement system disputes and, let's say, the world trade organization system. the world trade organization (wto) is dysfunctional, it is blocked , including by the united states. these deals are not working now. the world, from the point of view of trade, is moving towards the creation of some mega- large trade blocs. and countries, in relation to each other or large regions, they will unite internally and defend themselves. from others by high tariff protective barriers, and here the dialogue is very, very important, that is, that this process continues at different speeds, so that it is possible to come to an agreement between the eu and china when the eu and the united states also begin to clash. already during his previous term, trump actively attacked not only china himself in trade, but the european union as well, there were big frictions there, and they caused difficulties in the dialogue with the europeans. and china also assumes that this... trump's coming to power is, of course, enormous risks for china itself, but it is also a window of oppor

one of the things that was the justifying, the russian 9 for the world trade organization was to build a framework for multi lot, honestly in trade for this. so any unit that lives in flight is count the spirit of the website of renovation. that's why, but it's also not head for on, on, on, on the account was still owed as a common crime, a child is program and it is good to have global responses to that. that's good to be a sensitivity towards what we in south africa con a hey, fred distribution of climate responsibility. which means the developing well as the ones who are responsible for the largest proportion of carbon dioxide in the, in the atmosphere. they've got to show their much higher responsibility for the green transition. and you also balance it with the needs of the developing world. because we're out from if development of bad foot, we might need to use a couple and the resources for a much longer period then the developing your vendor developed well and you know, that kind of isn't doesn't afford us. but for our discussion. so we started really doing stuff already done o

, began to beat them in the economy, and the united states simply closed the body of the world trade organization resolving disputes, there were some technical tricks, there are none there now quorum, for many, many years now, all the complaints that china rightly sent to the protectionist policies of the united states have lain dormant. exorbitant ambitions to play the role of hegemon on the world stage, i just think that the united states will at some stage understand that it is better to be part of a constructive process than to run around with a baton, sanctions, military and so on, forcing everyone to dance to its tune, and there the pipes change often. i have already commented on this topic; neither hezbollah, nor the lebanese government, nor iran want a full-scale war, and there is a suspicion that some circles in israel are trying to do just that, to provoke a large full-scale war in the hope of dragging the united states into it. i am convinced that this is the most dangerous. maintain contacts in order to see if someone can be exchanged for someone else, everyone knows very well that th

the world trade organization (wto ) is dysfunctional, it is blocked, including by the united states. ements are not working now, the world is from the point of view of... trade is moving towards the creation of some mega large trading blocs, and countries are in relation to each other, or large regions, they will be united internally and separated from others by high tariff protective barriers, and here the dialogue is very, very important, that is, that this process continues at different speeds, so that an agreement can be reached between the eu and china, when the eu and the united states also start to conflict, trump already during his previous term was just as active... attacking not only china itself in trade, but the european union as well, there were great frictions, and they caused difficulties in dialogue with europeans. and china also assumes that this is trump's coming to power, of course, these are colossal risks for china itself, but this is also a window of opportunity, er, to get closer, to get closer to the europeans. i'll be honest, i'm surprised that they sincerely

the subordination of all international structures to this one ideology, look at how the world trade organization, they never said that unilateral sanctions are illegal, that it is necessary to create conditions for equitable global development, which we will talk about at brix, even the world health organization, i can list others, they are there. under severe pressure, under severe pressure, they endure, but believe me, no one likes it, and sooner or later they will throw off all these shackles, they will not tolerate, they will continue to harm, they will interfere, but look, 24 countries, if i'm not mistaken, they are now queuing up to become members of the uk, which means they are no longer afraid, they are already tired of being afraid, so... the states, we see what is happening in the elections in great britain, they are tired, in france they are tired, that is, they are pursuing a policy that is not supported by people, citizens of their countries, voters who vote against this rabid. the economy was destroyed by illegal sanctions , everything they did, they destroyed economic ties, world

trade, or technology. this point of view is shared by the vast majority of members of the world community. speedy reform is of particular importance. woods institutions of the world trade organization should reflect the real weight of non-western centers of growth and development. third, serious, qualitative changes must occur in other global governance institutions if we want them to work for the benefit of all. first of all, this concerns our organization, which is still, in spite of everything, the embodiment of multilateralism and is unique. universal legitimacy and generally recognized breadth of competence. an important step towards restoring the effectiveness of the un would be for all its members to reaffirm their commitment to the principles of the charter, and not selectively, but in their entirety, interconnectedness. about what form this could take reconfirmation, we can think about it together. a great deal of work is being done by a group of friends formed on the initiative of venezuela. political distortions in the security council, where today the countries of the collective west are clearly overrepresented. achieving the broadest possible agreement on the specific

sot, the world trade organization is dysfunctional, it is blocked in including the united states. these deals are not working now. the world, from the point of view of trade, is moving towards the creation of some mega-large trade blocs. and countries, in relation to each other, or large regions, they will unite internally and be separated from others by high tariff protective barriers. and here the dialogue is very very. important, that is, that this process continues at different speeds, so that an agreement can be reached between the eu and china when the eu and the united states similarly start to conflict. trump is already following his previous one cadence was also actively attacked in trade not only by china itself, but also by the european union , there were also big frictions there, and they caused difficulties in the dialogue with the europeans. and china also anticipates that this coming of trump to power, of course, these are colossal risks for china itself, but this is also a window... of opportunities to get closer, to get closer to the europeans, i'll be honest, i'm

according to experts, at one time kyrgyzstan was unprepared for crimes. into the world trade organization in 1998 led to controversial consequences; perhaps the wto crimes needed more thorough it was premature to calculate the negative consequences and risks, in the conditions of the lack of readiness of the national economy, including the industrial sector, for new rules and conditions of trade , by well-wishers of market people, experts and to open up entire sectors of the economy to external players, among the pro... an unkind word recalls one the western program launched in the nineties, popularly called pisak, the privatization project, a loan for adjusting the enterprise sector, veyforia from a market economy, all common privatization, we almost lost all our industrial enterprises, at the same time our country, as well as the then emerging economy, was hooked on credit resources and imports. by the way, in soviet times , loans for the development of industrial facilities... since we are already talking about them, were issued on the most favorable terms, almost interest-free. in thi

noted today at the plenary session of the second day of the brix parliamentary forum, the world trade organizationrder to further fulfill the functions that were originally laid down during its creation, but for now this reform is only... and it is absolutely certain that this process will not be quick, brix is ​​beginning to play an increasingly important role, as one of largest associations of the new multipolar world. mutual settlements within the brix countries today, of course, are complicated by the illegal restrictions that western countries are trying to impose on the states that are part of the association, and russia, of course, in the first place, therefore the role of the ability to conduct cross-border payments quickly is increasing. the bank of russia, together with its merger partners, is preparing a report by the leader of the brix countries on improving the international monetary and financial system, which will contain a list of initiatives and recommendations. the result of the report may be the creation of a multilateral digital settlement and payment platform, brits. bridge, t

on supply chains just as there needed, and then trade deals like bringing china into the world trade organization in 2001, which created a lot of consumer benefits. but layered on top of all of this stuff was shareholder primacy, profit maximization. if you will. the idea that we should organize our economies around making share prices go up, and that's caused us to pervert a lot of these sensible ideas and turn them into systems that are optimized not for us as consumers, not for people who need basic medicines and protective gear in the middle of a pandemic and not even for companies that are dependent upon a steady supply of parts so they can make their goods and serve us in the ways in which we'd like, but merely for a narrow set of wall street interests, often driven by whatever metric is making sure prices go up at any given time. we can talk about this later, but some point we should note that the result of all this is we had rail cars pulling cargo to the wrong destinations in the middle of the pandemic because wall street was paying for lowered dwell time. the amount of time that a conta

will be one of the items for discussion and cosigned at the brick summit soon found the world trade organization which was attached to it as the optimal the just regulator of international trade. as soon as china use the computer over to the united states, the competition is what you're doing because it developed its economy based on the principles of globalization that had been proposed and promoted by the united states. as soon as that happened, the united states just closed the w t o body, the delta with the dispute resolution. they had a technicality is that they refer to, they don't have a quorum. and this is all the complaints about the united states protectionism launched by china are not addressed. and this is something that's that will be discussed. the bricks love it. in the end, the, these topics will be one of the key items during the g 20 summit in 3 years. which is says, this is the entity which should essentially you much like review the state of the global economy and to make steps for his development to ensure your squad benefit for all proportionate to the contribution to the g

member country of the un and a number of other international organizations, such as the world trade organizationnt and the international atomic energy commission magathe, stands for a multipolar, fair world order, one of the most sensitive issues for nicaragua is the departure from the economic dependence of the united states, therefore contacts with russia and china and the countries of the entire eurasian union are becoming more and more active. belarus is ready to offer its equipment from buses, utility vehicles, to quarry vehicles. massul, which this country so needs. during the visit, the entire range of issues from trade, investment to international cooperation will be discussed. belarusians are waiting for us here. it’s nice to be here, we have something to offer this country. you know very well that nicaragua is now making progress and, let’s say, increasing its economic development. there are a number of infrastructure projects here that are important not only for the region of central america itself, as much as, in general, for the entire planet. the country is about to dig a new canal

russian economic development ministry, who expanded on joint actions. brooks is taking in the world trade organization. or is this a southern, this minister at that moment? trade ministers of all bricks countries has gathered here, and the significant part of their meeting today was devoted to issues of coordination and possible joint actions within the w t. o. there's no secret. there's a double t o is currently going through hard times. many major participants in global trade or retreating from their obligations. we see that it has become very difficult to reach an agreement because there are many participants. because these participants often have polar interest. therefore, now more than ever, it is important to establish joint work and to try to somehow bring positions closer together, ideally to come to a single position. the ministers of all the brooks countries were unanimous in this today. this allowed us to agree on the creation of a mechanism that i hope will allow us to increase the effectiveness of our work in geneva for us, the number one issue now is to restore normal dispute resolution.

neither side will be able to restrict the actions of other participants; the world trade organizationore open. the wto is experiencing the biggest crisis in its history, associated with the virtual paralysis of multilateral negotiations and mutual claims of wto member countries regarding the fulfillment of obligations. in just one day it grew by 150,000 hectares. due to heavy smoke, the airline suspended flights to lensk. increased concentrations of harmful substances are detected in the air every day. there is nothing to breathe in other regions of the far east. eyewitnesses share footage from transbaikalia. in the north of the region, rainfall is artificially caused to fight natural fires. an an-26 probe plane, cyclone, shoots clouds with a special reagent. in chita, the rains have already begun. the rain is accompanied by stormy winds. heavy hail occurred in several areas. omsk comes to its senses after the passage of a cyclone. underground pedestrian crossings were flooded. the gutters began to work in the opposite direction, throwing excess water onto the sidewalks. and in magada

randy, the chinese government and affected companies would also challenge the you at the world trade organization or the european just for now. aging says it hopes you officials will heed. voice is critical of the duties, including from the german government and europe's biggest comic of volkswagen, which says the move home the already with demand for electric vehicles in europe. you member states will vote on the mass right in the coming weeks. if they decide to push ahead, the additional tasks will be imposed for 5 years. katrina, you, alda, 0 agent. so my head on noticing meal is re, quote, in the democratic republic of congo sentence sentences, 25 soldiers to death, possessions during battles with the n 23 on the the hello is the weather remains disappointedly. cool and windy and pretty blustery across the north, west of europe. we are looking up more bands of cloud and rain streaming in. and it was a heavy ice above quite a tiny patch. that's the strength of the wind and the direction coming in from the northwest. always going to be a rather cool one is tucking in behind this cold front, whi

and this is the way the, the reform angle bretton woods system gets in this the world trade organization as a must needs as activities must rest legs. the rise of new imagine centers in poles and growth and development. since number 3 is the most light seems to be in your book, the serious level of the consequential changes. mustang places in the veterans institution looking for the global organizations, including the us. let's see. and you might, jane was the, the remains of so you, mr. you, if you please my representation a all for multi velocity of politics. so we need to restore the vision c of the un intended to, to that, like all of the members of the un must over. but if you can re, affirmed the commitment so that your insurance are in its full extent when you get the goal. it's lawrence of that document about how could that be done with the forms of the business. it would be evidence based commitment, going to be a firm that we can think about that. so insisted on the stuff. i mean, we invite all the countries that little deal believe in the dominance of a month before because na

the chinese government and affected call. companies would also challenge the you at the world trade organization or the european just for now. aging says it hopes you officials will heat. voice is critical of the duties, including from the german government and europe's biggest comic of volkswagen, which says the move home, the overdue with demand for electric vehicles in europe. you member states will vote on the massa in the coming weeks if they decide to push ahead. the additional tariffs will be imposed for 5 years. katrina, you alda, 0 agent? i mean, this, recall was in for timbo in the eastern democratic republic of congo. a sentence to 25 soldiers to death for desertion. they were convicted for fleeing the front line and disappearing. otis during battles with the m 23 armed group in may. h. soldiers was sentenced to death on similar charges. kimberly soldiers had been battling in 23 sizes for more than 2 years. the group is advancing in the eastern d. c. about 2800000 people have been displaced in north keeping provence alone. earlier this week, the m 23 captured the town is kind of i you

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verbatim, that it is necessary to achieve an advantage in the united states of america in the world trade organizationa on it, and if that doesn’t work out, we will create our own new wto purified by these autotarchy regimes, but if we assume this realistic scenario, this is the road to hell for them, because then it means that the world is essentially split into something that is no longer simply, so to speak, possible. bloc, and it is already splitting institutionally, because some have one wto, others have another, followed by the world bank and the international monetary fund, which can also be split, then this is the great dream of make america great agent, yes, it is actually starting is already considered in the logic of isolationism, and not in the logic of global presence, so it seems to me that this is a very dangerous path that they have taken, this non-stop sanctioning of everyone, in general, it inevitably leads. to this, well, that would be really cool, the wto, free countries, free countries are countries that are, in fact, under american dominance, that is, it will be the wto according

national interest to rejoin or join for the first time western institutions, whether it was the world trade organization or whether it was joining up with the european union. in the case of russia, there was even discussion for a while that russia become a member of nato, the alliance that designed and built to contain the old russia. so the idea was that we were all going to live in this sort of armony. and for the first ten years, it looked like that might happen because china was on a very slow road to but certy invest in its people and itina's growte world's greatest anti-poverty prra was in halting demoith corruption, filled with all kinds of but there was hope and so what thok tries to ice the five presidents i' cered back to president clinton and their common belief across party lines that the us, china and russia would find areas of common interest where they could work together, whether it was climate or nonproliferation containing iran's nuclear program to get north korea to give up its nuclear program. all projects on which the powers work together and we overinterpreted that activity as if i

because there ought to be some, given what's happening since china drawing joined the world trade organization, which was 2001, it was after that that you had this tremendous decline in manufacturing jobs in the american heartland. >> plus you had the population rising, rising with foreign born share of the population rapidly rising towards its previous peak, which was back in the late 19th century and i kept asking myself, why is there no backlash against globalization on the right, on the left. >> and it finally came much later than i expected. and in the unlikely for form of donald j. trump donald trump in an interesting moment in that bloomberg interview, talks about william mckinley and mackinlay, of course, is a return to that republican tradition of protectionism. >> high tariffs, all that kind of thing everybody who wants to dismiss donald trump as all ego, no substance should read that interview that he gave. >> that was published just a couple of days after the assassination attempt against him because he sets out quite clearly his political theory. it's a protectionist one. he argue

main platforms was ted was being against nafta, being against china, being allowed into the world trade organizationfor example. he's really cemented that the republican party, this new ideology that is the ideology and really only ideology of the party and anybody else is essentially now called a quote unquote, republican in name only. >> yeah. so let's look at the democrats as well. rich, the glass half full democrats who had leslie marshall on earlier, who is one of those who says the the polls haven't moved that much since president biden's terrible debate performance. the polls don't appear to be moving that much necessarily in. the wake of the sympathy, justified sympathy, obviously for former president trump in the wake of the attempted assassinate. and so she and others in the party are the glass half full. and then there's the glass half empty ones who are saying, we've got to replace president biden, stop which glass is or which view of the glass is the correct one, in your view? well, first of all, last time around, 94% of republicans voted for donald trump. 94% of democrats voted for joe

letting china in to the world trade organization.biden supported it back a real estate developer from queens named donald trump opposed it and now, of course,, daughter is saying open up america's open -- energy markets and joe biden is trying to destroy. is actually talking joe biden's entire career is about -- president from's' entire career is how about how do we rebuild and how do we correct the mistakes of our broken leadership class. >> sean: let's talk about foreign policy and uncle at the vance doctrine because it will be a trump doctrine. >> it will be the content doctrine. >> kellyanne: >> sean: okay. lÁskovÁ not part of the world i for the life of me can understand joe biden''s policy on iran, i don't understand -- in our navy and international waterways. why russia got a waiver for the north -- don't scream 2 pipeline for example. but we got a lot of hotspots in the world and very outspoken issue of ukraine, hundreds of billions of dollars in joe biden and i would argue that joe biden surrendered in the war on terrorism w

so that one weekend, it was the world trade organization. another weekend it was, the imf and world bank. and other weekend it was the g-8. you know, they were like trying to illuminate notes in a network and the movements were, you know like they were doing that. you know, you know. yes. right, right about but that kind of network of the power things. right. exactly and so anyway, that seems to me an example all of the ways that even if they weren't exactly in those terms and and i remember in that era there was a lot of criticism and justify it in a way to of, you know, what called then a summit hopping know because rather than being it was you know, each movement certain group of activists at least were traveling to the different places you know we went to gothenburg, we went to genova, we went to whatever new york, quebec, seattle. i remember the whole itinerary and. so there were problems with it, but it had it intellectual intensity to it that it wasn't always expressed. in some ways i felt like. that's something like i saying that ton

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giving china and the sweetheart trade deal and letting them into the world trade organization. the iraq war in 2003. on every single one of those issues, joe biden was wrong and president donald j. trump was right. even though, even though he was a real estate developer in new york, he knew instinctively what the country needed and how to put the interest of the citizens of the country first. now, we had a heck of a four years with president trump didn't we? in four years he undid, i believe, 30 years of damage, of terrible leadership. are we ready to get four more years? are we ready to hear from the next president of the united states, donald j. trump? come on out, sir. >> well, thank you very much. it is like a michigan football game over here. i want to thank you, jd, for the introduction. you will be a fantastic vice president of the united states. i chose him because he is for the worker. he has for people that work so hard and were perhaps not treated like they should have been. they were not treated that way four years ago. we will get it back bigger, better, and strong