the, the collection strikes back and west and attends to fees. it's offset due to the ukraine conflicts, according to petersburg rules that america's biggest hey, it's the most sort of loving 2 children are killed in his rate. he strikes on rafa ivan not to fit. death told in conflict stricken dogs as of policies, 134000 u. k is rich enough to host refugees that semester is coming from. were wanting to know position politicians, outrage. 5 persons recently adult to legislation enables london to send unwilling to the legal migraines, to the central applicant country. and it breaks the use of freedom, farmington hall side regime on the 1st that democratic elections, nation state farm. and if they give going see an exclusive interview as sort of

required aware what to what it means to be in the face and whooped headed out of your own pension. the a very welcome assistant full pm here in moscow. and this is on the international with the latest world news update. it's good to have you with us this out on the top story, despite west, through the times to cripple the welsh and economy, lots of it turn saves a positive trend is expected this year with the state and budget, increasing inflation slowing down a list of what the letter is in progressive development of our economy is positively reflected in the federal budget. on the home, federal budget revenues for the 3 months have increased more than one and a half times compared to last year. we need to master and occupy our own market,

displace imports, not through administrative actions and resources, but through fair market competition. the employee plans come with a button to offer the 7 pages, the cold, forbidding the us bank, jp morgan chase to pursue mitigation against the russian v. t. b bank. outside of the country. assembled in $400000000.00, announced as belonging to the american bank were seized. the action is possible to food followed by the russian bank, the mon thing. they were ton of its own frozen assets. funds belonging to v t b bag had been frozen by j. p. morgan chase to be moving. chase has responded by kansas to been giving us quotes to smoke ctp the tests the us buying essays at comp for to an assets to be due to us sanctions, to contribute to chris and gave us more details. a v t b, which is a very large russian bank, is the 2nd largest bank in russia, was united as

a lot of bank, steve holding assets in the us, which then effectively stolen from the steel someone's money. you can expect for a quote in russian not to rule in favor of that banks would cover those stolen funds. there isn't really any reason for that. none of the funds from what we understand from the information had been used for anything but to invest in very the vanilla investments in the united states. there wasn't an issue with that. it wasn't funds that made it true industrial complex or anything like that. and, and to be honest, i don't think jp morgan all going to be able to react in any significant way unless they want to challenge it. and the russian quote, which i think they know they're going to lose because they really don't have a leg to stand on, have the license ukraine and as well as aids legislation allows us to seize russian state. as do you expect the tit for tat response for most good? we just have to dial a speech from president pacing what he explained that the russian economy is doing very, very well indeed. a g d p drive piece thing could be up to 3 percent and compare that to the west,

but we're looking at negative g to be guides to very municipal ged pink. right. so i think most people look as they always do, they never yet, i've been nights. they don't suddenly you know, when, when most gets punched, it waits before it punches back. but i think they'll see probably a level of different measures that come in that really, really hit them hitting them where it hurts rather than just do it for the sake of doing this story. as an example, could we say that the us sanctions is actually damaging the wrong box? oh yeah, absolutely. we thing that, i mean at the end of the day. a money has to flow as a major banking institution like jp morgan. you have to have money deployed in different markets around the world. and that's, that's really the case of united states. the united states has always use the dollar. it's used his own capital market in order to exec influence uncontrolled around the world, the minute the this, the other countries turn around to go hang on a minute. you're making us do the things. so, you know, let's respond and let's take back walt saws. i think it could really have a huge detrimental effect. not just so the us going to be with the economy. good

economies of the west in general, the, to the one guy who in gone so when palestinians have gathered to moon relatives killed in his way these 57 not it's on the and caves, a southern most city of rough or 8 people have been killed in a news rating our tack on a residential building, 2 children, age 6 and 8 are among the dead. according to the local hospital, and more than 14 and a half 1000 of these young casualties have occurred in the last 6 months of rule on the besieged territory. the official desk told in gauze and now exceed 54000 citizens well began his military offensive. and all type of last in human rights organizations have sound to be along. nobody's humanitarian catastrophe. and the enclave boxes and balances desperately attempt to save lives in the region, posing that own safety at risk. at least 685 health workers have been killed, sofa continues its special coverage with stories when those who manage to escape

the deadly attacks of the we are calling the civilians to leave guys a go. so some us wants to keep them there. as a human shield, this is innocent, civilians are going to be hurt to sign on, i see all the civilians and one of the the

working it out next, some markers, hospitals in general, velocities lunch here. this hospital has approximately 230 pads. and there was a shortage of places, even before being in charge of the emergency departments. we struggled daily with the lack of fat. never before have the numbers of patients being so high and continues as right now. are our friends were busy working when suddenly there was an explosion behind us? not far from where we are. it was really loud, the phrase to good after 34 hours of no internet connection and phone signal. i'm now back on line. i am going good. come this morning if we continue the distribution process of 1000 packages of prepared for friends. you see that there is no gas for

kids. and so we rely on what is it that is important given was older limitations. we must people who show our enemies that even though the color of the guests of white doesn't mean that we stop offering our best for the color scheme using costs, [000:00:00;00] the to be honest. it is very difficult to cool because the patients with your daughters have simple leg fractures or abdominal dissension. we receive patients with a wide variety of injury. these are food from chests inside injuries, escal example in the case of police child and the one patient may have multiple

injuries. one's the huge influx of victims, which has become a familiar thing for you serious difficulties, daily. and it's not easy for us to have the things are very bad the to looking for those not just one of the people in the, in the meeting cost. i told you i was one of the supervisors who deal with this foster from 2011 to 2014 for 2000 who were on the ground at the side of his hospitals from the beginning sylvia and just searching saltado. so for systems know, for most donald know, tunnels, what some of these are, these are at least applications and open efforts to justify their brutality towards hospitals. and because

the, the, the, i'm really good some are, could wanted to end the work from the 1st day. it could have but unfortunately, america, especially the 1st thing joined watching is genocide instead of saving lives in gaza from the start of the war. as in worship, some military equipment, even american children, and their number is not the channel communicated with the wash and the to medic, entities at the highest levels. after months of waiting, we were informed by our team. we could go to russia, says we have russians passports. honestly, i might have spoken only 2 sentences above the average channel main, but it was

a tremendous effort at every stage. they never stopped support in the way just pointing like a long good run this opposition policies off of you. k finally pauses a controversial bill that would send illegal asylum seekers in person c. rhonda originations like the u. k. should fulfill the responsibility to host refugees and notes and then to search the countries. we have problems with what security malnutrition, poverty, joblessness, lack of housing repression. so what will happen to these refugees? the workers, paul evans has approved legislation to address the influx of migraines into the country, hoping the measure will deter refugees from taking small boats across the english channel. the plan proposes to send the illegal asylum seekers arriving from the safe countries such as prawns to the african nation and to pay compensation including

a fee for every individual relocated. the asylum claims would be processed in rolanda and if approved. migraines, which we may not as well as the one that officials have said that pleased with below the legislation, raise a wave of contrary to control this thing in the u. k. parliament. some worth is witnessed as a paid to need lessons on know basic geography. i come from a neighboring country, equal congo. if you know geography that is located right next door to orlando and um right now im going with those um genocide going on and this such a big comfort going on with people from your lender so hard. my family members come from grandma on those on the crossing right now, would they don't be certain parts of the country that they're supposed to be worried? you rewind. no, i think there's an exclusion on people from around the being sent the one that they're from come to the supposed to be more in these people from orlando or they've been going to be sent to real wonder if they came to run across it from

from oh yeah. would people be sent from? well let me run, there's different kinds vehicle goes. net. it's a different the there is, there's a, there's a close minute slice and it says if somebody would sofa or the going, the phrase has to be serious. the reversible home by being send somebody they wouldn't be sent in. so there is that there is that safety mechanism built into the legislation the decades long complex and he said, democratic republic of congo is being filled with by repeated violent clash. that between the 2 seeds on me, and them 23 rebels with rolanda being accused of supposing the ballots hadn't spine the west, including the u. k. randa has been nice. these allegations probably as low as men, but other countries citizens we went, believes the ignorance of british officials on geography provokes the ongoing tensions the suit. we go to guys, deal at the new suit, dealt with the police. this is the front location. this is another, you know, something that people have fallen victim to the work that is taking place. eastern

calling goes. this police officer has made inquiries. she has been working in dispute for more than 10 years. and the war and eastern congo has been going on for more than 25 years. he has a state official every time his state wants to take action outside of his country. he must gather sufficient information about the congress where he intends to take action. and also have information about the surroundings of those conflicts. and that is why we say it's a front location. in fact, this word damages the image of great, but we are a guest this way of doing business with the okay. they don't come to mitigate the situation, they come to promote that on the lease population. once again, they want to take us to the extreme so that we react in a better better equate such things can not meet the gate, the situation. so it only makes it worse and we have no choice, but to nights, only congolese people do not all the companies use in order to actively, violently respond to all these publications that come from outside our country to

us is losing is cross, but on africa, that's according to a recent report conducted by the gallup analytics company, the survey, so it was washington's approval ratings slipping from 59 to 56 percent of the policy. here with the united states being the only global superpower to see is image decline across africa and 2023. china is popularity in the region rose a 6 percentage points in the same period. place and get 2 points ahead of the u. s . social scientists make a d mess at midday stays. the reason behind the con, trusting reactions is that the 2 countries practice very different approaches in africa over the united states. insurance in the region as being based on, you know, not very strategic good and gauge brands. and, and via relations has always been on what i call the strings attached to it is some sort of a policy that all is attached to something i've seen, such as human rights,

democracy and other forms of governance. whereas china and, and russia's involvement as little as being or not, no strings attached with these a little toilet in which will corporations on a number of issues such as security and others. but secondly, we're seeing over the past few friends in the continent. so going as a result of investment in the infrastructure, in other forms of the can on the relationship between the 2, between the 2 of those 10 and africa through form such as the full price is when we have seen 2 important tricia after cosign each over the past 2, meaning 2 occasions where we have seen a little engagement between these 2 countries, whereas the united states has to be not later be reluctant. because for the in the past, we have seen the jump president, which was again very much and the african policy. so i could attribute these to

those 2 main factors in south africa is celebrating one of its main national holidays. freedom day. it can on the right to the 1st opposed to post on the elections held back in 1994 south africa's blank population has been segregated and oppressed by the white minority for centuries. with the 1948 passage of the of paul's high docks, a system built on white supremacy. the situation was the end of 2 years of blood. the struggle for freedom. the 1st multi racial democratic elections were held in april 1994. and one of the anti have post i need is nelson mandela was elect to the country's 1st black president on t correspondence, a mileage. each goes to an opportunity to speak on a wide range of issues relating to south africa with the countries deputy foreign minister in december of 2023. just a few months ago. you met with the director of the general director of a say on how important is that region for south africa in considering the geographical distance and do such

a distance is actually matter when it comes to strengthening relations between the global self. well, we would have been that's up to in the us in as a strategic tyler putnam. so last year in december we had to go there and have it by the time relation with the us in group with the c o. so that we make sure that what are the issues that do i expect to do, and what is our expectation as the country with whoever needs to come up with a program. and that program it's, it was set as implementable program that we needed to implement with us. yeah. but the countries in us and definitely there's not just as issue that requests, most of them difficult even direct flight from south africa, especially at a single pool of getting them and, and the rest. so it's easy to reach them in terms of trade in terms of any other

economic issues, ad torres, him and so on. so it's really a very important adage in to as a set of and what we're talking about organization, let's talk about breaks. how important has the organization become right now and how, what do you think is the assessment of south africa and the organization as well as being, that's up touching, but it's in 2010 is as an african country and they own the african country in clinics. but i know it into action and on understanding the whole part, i should know products and also on the principles that the brooks is spending on. we were fired to that. it is very relevant for us in terms of trade in terms of towards them in terms of people being forwarded in terms of quota. so we, we, we, we had pilots had relation with almost all of them in some of the, the, the, the,

the relationships that it is in new york before our democracy. so now most of them now let's deal with been celebrating videos of, of, of a relationship. so as we are participating in books, what we like wouldn't brooks is that place is really working on consensus is what can one day a spent of interpreting to of tetras, which is very important for the west, the old west. because the integrity of our territories, the integrity of government, as government, as we look at each other as a quite as it is very important. so that whatever situation that phase us, which fits it with, dignity and with respect and also on cause or decisions that to take in, in books, i've taken on quizzes less. so i'm here today here in the restaurant because russia

is the chair of products in 2024 will have been the shell breaks in 2027. so if that know a part that is alicia's, that have been taken must the, in the country and some of the resolution is valid to make sure that our finance ministers must turn around and find a way of how do we treat a mazda or serves as as brakes members and also what, what means of the transaction that we can use that can really be physical to all of us. and the other issue is really the increase of the membership of products which we have accepted to best buy, and that's about uh, 5 uh, 6 countries into pets. so today here, because as we start seeing, the process is of place to was the summit was that to, with the 15 minutes does an envelope of different countries within breaks. we sit around ourselves and discuss issues of the middle east and then north africa. so

with go to arizona lucian, that you have taken here, this resolution the process up to the 11 of this i me in jordan's yet in yet. so i will minutes does will also have different a sessions are all set 10 minutes. there's a lot of different section on issues that are in the very important for them at administer as a fund enough as well or so. process all of the issues that have been done so that they can map up the program of the submitting to many politicians from bricks. countries often talked about the need to introduce this a single currency. just could you tell us if, how difficult could it be to implement such a plan and how long could it potentially take? well, i can say it is difficult because as i said, the but it's countries hedge to debate is just that 2 of these concepts. us and to agree whether it is implemented,

whether or not you implemented more. so let's wait for that. when we talk about international relations, especially now the whole situation, because as we see it, we know that south africa filed and urgent requests for additional provisional measures. and the modification of the international court of justice in term ruling in the genocide case against israel. is there any chance that any of these measures as will be implemented and what could be done some how to improve the actions and reactions of the rest of the international community where the i c j is as that's how within the united nation. so a new country, if uh, a group or something or anything, you can challenge it's true that's particular such as we have done that and there's an outcome. there's a role in of the court. and the name of the quote is up to the united mission, whether they're going to implement it or not to implemented for us. we're happy that we'll move,

we'll use this such as that meant really to comment as of such issues. so we're waiting for the united nation to look at it. what are the things that it was south africa that was the 1st country to take some sort of legal actions and not maybe another our country where the depend watches are bit around our background is that drugs have been from upstate, it will have been liberated from this and other countries of have us to get to this new version that we have. we have free time to note instead of free time, because of been had by the international community. some of the countries that they have contributed their thoughts contributed to the actual many tetter and, and all of that. so now, as sort africa, we've quite a way what it means to be authorized, what it means to be in the, at 2 or 2 pi use space and pretended out of your own country. we have an experience

as that africa. our land has been taken by the whites inside africa. so. so now we, we've quoted them across the weapon and land, but with no fact. but it would be live that negotiated and sitting around and discussing and, and agreeing on such image as an ard that it would have. so that's what we're free . and if there's any kind of that does go to a situation like ours, let's use our experience. have them in whatever way, so that next time that would because it what, what kinds kinds of people in the country. but our experience is the one that made us to take that move in africa. many politicians talk about the fight against neo colonial isn't and straighten the relations with other countries of the global south. however, when we look at the, the economies of these african countries,

a lot of it is tied to western states. so is it possible to actually fight new colonialism and continue some sort of economic cooperation with the west, you know, in the continental, there were many things that were happening in many countries, a quarter nice to buy whatever country, but then go to that. and so definitely, so wouldn't have record of next. so don't have an expedited, so feel quite nice by to had an update about it. it was just a special kind of oppression which is happening in palest between pilot and then is we kind of say if this country is a fi too for their own to liberate themselves from the corner. and as i said on that, we don't, we don't know if i to, in read about a to that, how much of the corner knives as lives through. but that, according to me, they've simply added sources and of that. so if the in that mood, the most fide for it,

some of the countries that are related to us as that africa. we had with them in terms of issues of language. because the 1st issue is the language and set up for the, of course, 11 languages of what 12 now with the sign language. so know when any kutrovitch has been caught on those steps him from the language. we had them to say, know, look at the language of your permission and, and agree with them and use them. because that's, that's, that's how i felt it, as opposed to be, we would kind of speak french in africa, but we find, or so i've been speaking french because i've been calling that those countries are really busy trying their best. i know a few of the countries that's really now they've taken a decision pass and they just, they shouldn't just say that by a new what, by midway, meaning back to the speaking the quarter and as us language plus then communication language. not even putting the indigenous language,

but they putting the saving language, black, english and all of that. so it's a one step forward. so just enough to go back and make sure that there was a quote from us that indigenous languages. a great time be with us. hey, oh no. see this sunday actually what tom sees, i'm next with the leg step of getting on the ground on for more news all the time with the rest of the team and

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