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[00:00:52] Hello and welcome to another edition of diplomatic channel, i'm
[00:00:56] amarashi ubani. this week we review discussions at the#
[00:01:00] just concluded bricks summit in New Delhi, India. There were number
[00:01:04] of mentionable outcomes from the summit, one of which was the
[00:01:07] adoption of a joint declaration addressing global
[00:01:10] geopolitical and economic challenges, the agent of maximum
[00:01:14] restraint regarding conflicts in the middle east and Ukraine while
[00:01:18] opposing the force displacement of Palestinians and a
[00:01:21] declaration maintaining global supply chains, trade and
[00:01:25] energy flows. The event was attended by more than dozen world leaders
[00:01:29] in including
[00:01:30] in 12 heads of state or government alongside India,
[00:01:34] Nigeria's Vice President Kashim Shatima, represented
[00:01:38] President Bolatinobu address leaders calling for them to help build
[00:01:41] a future in which Africa moves from the margins of global
[00:01:45] development to the frontiers of global growth and
[00:01:48] innovation. The
[00:01:52] Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday opened the break
[00:01:55] summit with call for the global south to move from the backrow
[00:01:59] of the... decision making to a real role shaping international
[00:02:03] rules, he told leaders, the
[00:02:05] of global south is in the front row of global crisis today, but in
[00:02:09] the back row of decision making, we
[00:02:12] of must transform this pyramid of privilege into a platform of
[00:02:15] partnership, where every country has a voice, every member has a
[00:02:19] stake, and the
[00:02:20] a development of humanity is at the center of every
[00:02:24] a effort. my proposed that bricks draw up 10
[00:02:28] proposals for global
[00:02:30] of governance reform and turn them into a bricks reform road map by the
[00:02:34] next summit. he said the road map should focus on
[00:02:37] representation, responsiveness and rule making,
[00:02:41] including fixed timelines for
[00:02:44] of negotiations on UN security council reform and changes to
[00:02:48] voting power, leadership
[00:02:50] of positions and priorities in international financial
[00:02:53] of institutions. on the
[00:02:57] of sidelines
[00:02:57] of the summit, he sat with Nigeria's vice President Kashim
[00:03:00] Shetima, he notes that
[00:03:03] of Nigeria has participated in bricks as a partner country since
[00:03:05] 2025, as the block expands its engagement with
[00:03:09] a major of global of south
[00:03:10] of economies.
[00:03:11] a Earlier, the Nigerian Vice President had given President
[00:03:15] Balatinibus address to the
[00:03:17] of summit. He had called for an urgent overhall of global governance
[00:03:21] structures and international financial institutions
[00:03:25] for a more
[00:03:26] a representative, equitable and responsive global governance architecture.
[00:03:30] an international financial system, restating Nigeria's
[00:03:34] support for institutions that reflect contemporary
[00:03:37] economic and demographic realities, he cited Nigeria's
[00:03:41] relationship with bricks. Nigeria sees cooperation with bricks
[00:03:45] as a practical opportunity for trade, investment,
[00:03:48] of technology transfer and human capital development. We support
[00:03:52] partnerships in infrastructure, connectivity, energy,
[00:03:56] agriculture, healthcare, education and industrialization.
[00:04:00] back by development finance as project which expands
[00:04:04] broadband fb digital public services, we
[00:04:07] see an open,
[00:04:08] of secure and inclusive digital ecosystem, advancing
[00:04:12] of innovation, digital trade, responsible artificial
[00:04:16] of intelligence and cyber security. Nigeria sustainability
[00:04:20] balances
[00:04:20] of climate action with imaging economic development aspirations, we support
[00:04:24] affordable climate finance, technology transfer,
[00:04:28] capacity building for Africa. and cooperation in renewable
[00:04:31] energy, gas, clean technologies, climate, smart
[00:04:35] agriculture, sustainable infrastructure and responsible critical
[00:04:39] mineral development, so climate responsibility widing
[00:04:42] development. excellences, the transformation we see most free
[00:04:46] international system. Nigeria supports a more representative,
[00:04:50] equitable and responsive global governance architecture, including
[00:04:54] reform
[00:04:54] of the United Nations Security Council and international financial
[00:04:58] system. Blicks and
[00:05:00] in amplifies the voice
[00:05:01] of the global south and advances a more inclusive international
[00:05:04] order consistent with Nigeria's call for institutions that
[00:05:08] replay contemporary economic and demographic realities.
[00:05:12] Nigeria call for a brief partnership that moves from dialogue to
[00:05:16] delivery, from commitments implementation and from
[00:05:19] cooperation to measurable development outcomes. Prime Minister Modi
[00:05:23] excellencies, Nigeria Stands ready to contribute to a bricks
[00:05:27] partnership, Brazilian enough to withstand global shocks,
[00:05:31] innovative enough to evace the future, cooperative enough to advance
[00:05:35] shared prosperity and sustainable enough to protect generations yet
[00:05:39] unborn. Our partnerships must create jobs. expan
[00:05:42] trade, transfer technology and strengthen our nation's productive
[00:05:46] capacity. we must a future in which africa
[00:05:50] moves from the margins of global development to the frontiers of global
[00:05:54] growth and innovation. Nigeria is ready to
[00:05:58] play its part. South African President Suri Ramapoza, who
[00:06:02] was also at the break summit, called for greater technological,
[00:06:05] financial and medical sovereignty for the global
[00:06:08] south, putting artificial intelligence at the heart of his.
[00:06:12] address, he back greater sovereign AI capacity for
[00:06:16] developing economies and supported China's proposal for a bricks
[00:06:20] AI ecosystem. the capabilities of
[00:06:23] artificial intelligence models are becoming
[00:06:27] increasingly more powerful and are rapidly
[00:06:31] reshaping almost every area of economic and social
[00:06:35] life. artificial intelligence and
[00:06:38] associated technologies have the potential to
[00:06:42] usher a new era of productivity
[00:06:46] and human progress, if used
[00:06:49] effectively and responsibly, artificial
[00:06:53] intelligence can support our efforts to
[00:06:56] reduce inequality, poverty and
[00:06:59] underdevelopment, it is showing that it has the
[00:07:03] potential and the capability to transform
[00:07:07] medicine, education, scientific
[00:07:10] discovery, agriculture, productivity and
[00:07:13] development, but we must listen
[00:07:16] carefully to what those who are
[00:07:19] developing, the most powerful
[00:07:23] AI systems are themselves telling us.
[00:07:27] our responsibility is to ensure that human
[00:07:30] governance advances as
[00:07:33] rapidly as artificial intelligence itself.
[00:07:37] Russia's president Vladimir Putin said bricks is attracting growing
[00:07:41] international interest such as bricks commitment to
[00:07:45] pursuing an independent and self-determined course as well as
[00:07:49] bricks aspiration to resolve issues through collective decision
[00:07:53] making based on international law and the key provisions
[00:07:56] the UN
[00:07:57] charter.
[00:08:01] he said bricks promoted equal opportunities for economic and social
[00:08:05] development while preserving national cultures and
[00:08:08] traditions and aliying countries to choose their own parts.
[00:08:12] the bricks group expressed concern over rising tensions in the middle
[00:08:16] east and condemned the use of sanctions, not
[00:08:19] authorities by the United Nations. Leaders
[00:08:23] however, failed to agree a joint statement regarding the
[00:08:27] escalation. Chinese president Sijing Ping in his
[00:08:30] address had said that bricks should oppose violations of other
[00:08:34] countries sovereignty and interference in their internal affairs
[00:08:38] and constructively participate in resolving hotspot
[00:08:41] issues. This year's summit holding for the first time in
[00:08:45] India focused on the slogan building for
[00:08:48] resilience, innovation, corporation and
[00:08:52] sustainability and pushes toward people centered
[00:08:55] approach that puts humanity first while enhancing
[00:08:59] cooperation among countries the global south and expanding
[00:09:03] its influence on the international
[00:09:05] stage.
[00:09:09] This year's September 11 anniversary marked. 25
[00:09:13] years since the disaster that happened in New York after
[00:09:16] terrorists hijack two planes and crashed them into the twin
[00:09:20] towers the world trade center. Americans and the world remember
[00:09:24] the incidents the day and the 2,977
[00:09:28] victims the attacks, not including the 19
[00:09:31] hijackers. A breakdown the deaths showed
[00:09:34] 2,753 people died at the world trade
[00:09:38] center. 184 people died in Virginia.
[00:09:42] 40 passengers and crew died, 44, you include the
[00:09:46] four hijackers, all 246 passengers and
[00:09:50] crew members aboard the four hijack planes also
[00:09:53] died, 343
[00:09:57] fire department new york fighters, 23 New
[00:10:01] York police department officers and 37 port authority
[00:10:04] officers also died, 441 emergency
[00:10:08] workers died on 9/11 marking the largest loss of emergency. to
[00:10:12] respond us a single day in US
[00:10:15] history. It has
[00:10:18] been 25 years since the September 11
[00:10:22] attacks on the United States.
[00:10:28] and on the anniversary the attacks, two towering beams
[00:10:31] of light illuminate lower Manhattan on Friday, as
[00:10:35] part the annual tribute in light, echoing the
[00:10:39] shape and orientation the world trade center's twing
[00:10:43] towers as people stop to watch and take
[00:10:46] photographs. The beams were set
[00:10:50] to have reached up to four miles into the sky and were
[00:10:53] visible from within. 60 mile radius of Lower
[00:10:56] Manhattan. Earlier in the
[00:11:00] day at the Pentagon, US President Donald Trump had said in
[00:11:04] his address a memorial that the US would never ever
[00:11:08] forget the 9/11 attacks. We
[00:11:11] will always remember the victims and the families of September
[00:11:15] 11th, 2001,
[00:11:19] very famous date.
[00:11:22] Unfortunately.
[00:11:25] and it started out as such beautiful day, we will honor
[00:11:29] their lives, we will cherish their
[00:11:32] beautiful memories, and we will protect this
[00:11:35] country and its freedoms for
[00:11:39] every future generation, we will
[00:11:42] protect it like never before. the US president did not
[00:11:46] resist taking a swipe at Iran, which he said would never
[00:11:50] ever acquire nuclear weapons and today we salute
[00:11:54] every member of the United States military who
[00:11:57] served in the war on terror. It is
[00:12:01] a war on sick,
[00:12:04] horrible, terror. We salute
[00:12:08] our first responders and law enforcement, and we love
[00:12:12] them, and we salute the service members working right
[00:12:16] now to ensure the world's number one sponsor of
[00:12:19] terror, the Islamic
[00:12:23] Republic. of Iran will never
[00:12:27] ever have nuclear
[00:12:30] weapon. War secretary Pete Hegseth, also
[00:12:34] speaking at the memorial on Friday, claimed evil did not
[00:12:38] get the last word on 9/11 and blasted the
[00:12:41] dustedly and cowardly attacks. Warriors
[00:12:45] and civilians alike, they stared death in the
[00:12:49] eye, and they did not
[00:12:51] blink. September 11th, 2001, was one
[00:12:55] the darkest days in American history, but evil did not
[00:12:58] get the last word. It never has
[00:13:02] and it never will. 25 years later,
[00:13:06] America is stronger than ever before, tall
[00:13:10] and proud. New York City mayor Zoran Mamdani
[00:13:14] in his commemoration the anniversary called on New Yorkers to
[00:13:17] honor the victims the attack by caring for one
[00:13:21] another. 25 years later, we have sacred obligation.
[00:13:25] those who
[00:13:26] were stolen from us, to care for one another as they cared for
[00:13:29] strangers, to live lives worthy the sacrifices they
[00:13:33] made, and to build city worthy their courage, city where we
[00:13:37] run toward one another. is
[00:13:39] that how we remember. ahead the anniversary, mam
[00:13:43] Danny designated September 11 as annual citywide
[00:13:47] day of remembrance and service, directing the city to promote
[00:13:51] volunteer work, memorial events, and moments of
[00:13:56] his administration has also released around 170,00
[00:14:00] pages of previously inaccessible city records
[00:14:03] concerning the attack, air quality and their
[00:14:06] health aftermath, but do more than remember,
[00:14:10] carry forward the courage. A candle light vigil was held on
[00:14:14] Thursday in honor of first responders killed in the
[00:14:17] attacks. So my brother Timmy was in Squad 18 in
[00:14:21] Manhattan, he had just completed a night tour. and
[00:14:25] he'd already left the firehouse, but when he walked out he saw the
[00:14:28] smoke from the towers and he turned around and went back
[00:14:32] in and he drove rig down
[00:14:35] to the north
[00:14:39] tower and then if you see all the guys from squad
[00:14:42] 18, timmy ended up hooking up with
[00:14:45] them cuuse he didn't travel down there with them,
[00:14:49] he caught up to them and he was actually found on
[00:14:53] september 15th. with the members of Squad 18 and all the
[00:14:57] victims they were helping as Squad out. I've only been down to ground
[00:15:00] zero on the event on the day when a family member
[00:15:04] would read the names, but I'm not going down this year because I just
[00:15:08] it's
[00:15:09] too politically charged and there's no reason for somebody to
[00:15:13] make it more political than it is. And
[00:15:17] handing the pen to guy who supported
[00:15:20] or defended terrorists, it's got a
[00:15:23] real real problem. with me, so no, we will not be
[00:15:27] there, the annual Brooklyn wall of remembrance candle light
[00:15:31] vigil, honor's first responders killed on September 11,
[00:15:35] 2001 and is one of series of events across
[00:15:39] New York marking a quarter of a century since the
[00:15:42] attacks. When
[00:15:46] we come back after the break, Spain makes room for hundreds of
[00:15:50] migrants with the new theater reception site despite
[00:15:53] rejection by the Spanish people. Stay with
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[00:16:33] welcome back to diplomatic channel, spain's prime minister pedro
[00:16:37] Sanchez has been defending his position on helping migrants that
[00:16:41] came into the theater enclave about two months ago, to
[00:16:45] men in Spain, Mr. Sanchez has given hope to as many as 10,00
[00:16:49] migrants, the remnants from the thousands of flooded theater weeks
[00:16:53] ago from Morocco, all thanks to his socialist
[00:16:56] government, rather than work and sending more migrants back to the countries of
[00:17:00] origin, he says this need for larger reception infrastructure
[00:17:04] for migrants arriving.
[00:17:08] Spain has a migrant problem, but it is making room for more
[00:17:12] migrants instead of sending back the remaining thousands who made
[00:17:16] the dangerous journey from Morocco through the Mediterranean reaching
[00:17:20] the Spanish enclave of
[00:17:21] Suita.
[00:17:26] Over the weekend, authorities moved more than 800 migrants off the
[00:17:30] streets of Suita and into a newly opened temporary
[00:17:33] reception center as emergency accommodation expands.
[00:17:37] at of July's mass crossing from
[00:17:39] Morocco,
[00:17:45] the latest operation moved people had been sleeping around Loma,
[00:17:48] Kolmena, one the several areas where makeshift camps formed
[00:17:52] following the July 30 and 31st unprecedented
[00:17:55] inflocks for the Spanish
[00:17:57] enclave,
[00:18:02] most returned to Morocco within days, the thousands remained
[00:18:06] overwhelming ex reception facilities. Spain
[00:18:10] said 3,519 migrants voluntarily
[00:18:13] returned to Morocco between August 10 and
[00:18:16] 31st, while another 214 were deported
[00:18:20] during that
[00:18:21] period.
[00:18:30] But for Sutar residents, there are a lot of grumblings over the nation's
[00:18:34] handling the migrant crisis. They have been more. demonstrations
[00:18:38] against the government's position. In one the most recent,
[00:18:41] demonstrators brued and hulled insults at interior
[00:18:45] minister, Fernando Grand Malaska outside the government
[00:18:49] delegation in Suta. Demonstrators waved Spanish flags
[00:18:53] and geared as Granded Malaska's vehicle pulled away.
[00:18:57] This is his third trip to suitar since the mass border crossing at the end
[00:19:01] of July, and the third to draw an angry
[00:19:03] reception.
[00:19:08] the minister met government representatives and security officials during his
[00:19:12] meeting. he also visited the provisional temporary reception
[00:19:16] center for foreigners at El Tarajal where
[00:19:19] authorities are identifying, registering and assessing migrants
[00:19:23] who remain in the city. he said 1120
[00:19:26] adults had completed the screening
[00:19:28] process.
[00:19:34] days ago, hundreds of people had marched through
[00:19:37] the city of... demanding greater security and stronger border
[00:19:40] protection,
[00:19:46] more than 500 people, including families with children and
[00:19:50] students, joined to protest organized by the citizens forum
[00:19:54] for aid to shutter and
[00:19:55] nalila,
[00:20:01] in parliament, the spanish prime minister clashed with vox leader
[00:20:05] Santiago Abascal rejecting claim
[00:20:37] as a threat to democracy in Spain and
[00:20:40] Europe. Sanchez had told Congress the week before that
[00:20:44] there was no solid evidence, the Moroccan authorities had planned or carried
[00:20:48] out the mass crossing, but said Spain would act if such
[00:20:52] evidence
[00:20:52] emerged.
[00:20:58] For weeks now, the Spanish government has been transforming parts of suita's
[00:21:02] port into emergency accommodation for more than 10
[00:21:05] migrants overriding local
[00:21:07] opposition. The
[00:21:11] central government said the site is needed to ease pressure on
[00:21:15] overwhelmed reception facilities while critics in suita fear the
[00:21:19] temporary. camp could become a long-term
[00:21:22] fix.
[00:21:26] the Spanish government even approved the 309 million euro
[00:21:30] emergency package covering security, reception
[00:21:33] facilities, healthcare and public services, while also
[00:21:37] requesting additional support from Frontex and other EU
[00:21:41] agencies. the
[00:21:44] interior ministry has also installed a 500 meter pneumatic
[00:21:48] barrier and container. por is near the tarajal
[00:21:51] breakwer which separates suter from Morocco to
[00:21:55] reinforce the maritime
[00:21:56] border.
[00:22:01] now let's check in on those other conversations in diplomatic
[00:22:05] circles.
[00:22:09] the leaders of Scotland, wales and northern Ireland and the Republic of
[00:22:13] Ireland's singfe opposition party have signed
[00:22:17] memorandum referred to in the UK, as an
[00:22:20] independence pact in cardif days after US
[00:22:24] president Donald Trump called for a United
[00:22:34] Minister of Wales, Ron A.P. Loweth called for
[00:22:37] power to genuinely be brought closer to people following
[00:22:41] May's historic election, which saw his party
[00:22:45] leading the Welsh Assembly. First Minister of
[00:22:49] Scotland John. Sweeni described the memorandum as
[00:22:52] pivotal moment in the constitutional journey the United
[00:22:56] Kingdom after the country elected a minority SMP
[00:23:00] government in May.
[00:23:02] He said this created a body of parliamentary opinion now
[00:23:06] expressed in parliament that wants to see that issue
[00:23:09] resolved by referendum for the first time since
[00:23:12] 2014 following referendum that saw Scotland
[00:23:16] narrowly vote to remain within the union by
[00:23:20] 53.3 to
[00:23:21] 44.7%. Following May's
[00:23:25] historic election plide comedy is now of course
[00:23:29] leading the Welsh government. We have a mandate
[00:23:32] for change to make Wales more confident,
[00:23:36] more prosperous and more in control of its
[00:23:39] future. There is now also a
[00:23:42] growing recognition that Westminster is not
[00:23:46] working and that power needs to genuinely. be
[00:23:50] brought closer to people and to communities.
[00:23:54] now we are all aware the new agenda
[00:23:58] around devolution in England. Wales of course is
[00:24:02] nation. EU foreign policy chief,
[00:24:05] Kaya Calas has accused Russia of trying to scare western
[00:24:09] countries away from supporting Ukrain after drone strike hit
[00:24:13] a train near the Polish border shortly after diplomatic
[00:24:17] delegation passed through the area. The reportedly
[00:24:20] carrying former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, former
[00:24:24] Swedish prime minister Carl Bilds and Security advisors from
[00:24:28] several European countries had already left Yahudin station
[00:24:32] when the strike hit on Sunday. No casualties were
[00:24:35] reported. Moscow has not said it was targeting the diplomatic
[00:24:39] delegation. The Russian defense Ministry said its forces
[00:24:43] had struck railway infrastructure in western Ukraine used
[00:24:47] to transport military cargo arriving from European
[00:24:50] countries, I think about that, it
[00:24:54] is clearly meant to scare
[00:24:58] western countries from supporting Ukraine, from
[00:25:01] going to Ukraine to show support, that was
[00:25:05] meant, it was clearly messaged to the
[00:25:09] western world, I think the question for us is, what do we take
[00:25:13] from that message? I think we should act the opposite, we
[00:25:16] should show that we are there for Ukraine and we are not scared of. because
[00:25:20] otherwise
[00:25:21] you know Russia will just achieve what they want, which is the
[00:25:25] submission of of Ukraine, and like I've said
[00:25:29] several times, this is not their end goal, their end goal is much
[00:25:33] more, so we have to stand firm on this. On bilateral
[00:25:36] relations, UAE president Sheikh Muhammad bin Zayad
[00:25:40] al-Nayan received Jordan's king Abdullah the second
[00:25:44] in Abu Dhabi to discuss bilateral ties and ongoing regional
[00:25:48] issues. Shake. Muhammad walked alongside Jordanian
[00:25:52] crown prince Hussain bin Abdullah II before greeting
[00:25:56] King Abdullah. Their talks reportedly covered the fraternal
[00:25:59] relations and paths of cooperation between between the two
[00:26:03] countries and ways to strengthen them in various
[00:26:06] fields. The leaders also reviewed the number of regional issues and
[00:26:10] topics of common interest, foremost among them, the
[00:26:13] developments taking place in the Middle East
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[00:30:40] Hello, good morning, welcome to news track on channels television, I
[00:30:43] am Chris Alemps and these are the stories we're tracking for you at the
[00:30:47] moment, with Araba state governor Augu kefers is sewing for peace
[00:30:51] among waring tribes on the Mambilla plateau as uh
[00:30:55] they continue to cause death and displacement of thousands in the
[00:30:59] state of