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[00:00:00] that India is not on the UN security council when a US vassal like
[00:00:04] Britain can veto resolutions amist billions feeling the price pain
[00:00:08] from the straight of
[00:00:22] There'll be no Putin at the UN general assembly but his friends Shijin Ping and
[00:00:26] of Modi will be in the USA. Shijin Ping said to be Trump on
[00:00:30] Thursday and he does so when for the first time in around 150 years China
[00:00:33] has a bigger economy than the USA by PPP. Did
[00:00:37] Trump see Modi hold hands with Iran's president at the Bricks
[00:00:41] meeting in Delhi, will Trump tell him off or is India like
[00:00:45] of China just too powerful now to order around and what role does
[00:00:49] a diminish Western Europe have to play? Now
[00:00:52] it has been all but bankrupted by its financial backing for corrupt Kiev.
[00:00:56] We're still
[00:00:56] in a world where a USA
[00:00:58] in is in elite are mired in epst. carnage can openly assassinate or kidnap world
[00:01:02] leaders at will, but who has
[00:01:03] of the courage to do anything about it? from New Delhi to New York, the question is no
[00:01:07] longer now who has the most power, but who gets to
[00:01:29] talking about the UN. general assembly, I mean, do you think it has been
[00:01:32] weakened
[00:01:33] of in some ways, given
[00:01:35] of that we had the Delhi bricks summit,
[00:01:38] and I think you've said that
[00:01:40] of any U.S. China conflict would lead to the
[00:01:44] of end
[00:01:44] of the UN. Yes, I mean, the decline
[00:01:48] of the UN has been one
[00:01:49] of the saddest spectacles, I think uh, over the past
[00:01:53] generation, and that has really very much
[00:01:56] of been the work of Washington, um, both under
[00:02:00] above all under republican, but also under democratic administrations, which really
[00:02:04] have set out to to cripple and sideline the UN,
[00:02:07] because of course the UN is one place
[00:02:11] that the US cannot fully control, it can
[00:02:15] veto, uh, but
[00:02:19] a of um,
[00:02:20] of you know, repeatedly on the subject of Israel, most notably, you have had huge majorities in the
[00:02:23] general assembly,
[00:02:25] you know, voting against the US, the US has been, and Israel have been almost completely
[00:02:29] isolated. 'um, obviously the United Nations
[00:02:33] um has opposed series
[00:02:35] of of American military operations -
[00:02:39] and um so I think
[00:02:40] you know Washington set out to render the UN
[00:02:44] irrelevant um and has to a great extent
[00:02:47] succeeded, though I must say even so I'm surprised for
[00:02:51] example by how completely absent uh Gutierres, the
[00:02:54] present
[00:02:55] of UN of sec secretary general has been from the Ukraine
[00:02:59] conflict'. where I think there was a possibility
[00:03:02] of the UN playing very useful role, which it is
[00:03:06] not even tried to do. Yeah, I think um, I mean he did
[00:03:10] condemn uh for what it was worth the uh attacks on
[00:03:14] Iran by the Trump Netanyahu coalition,
[00:03:17] but I suppose it didn't really matter much either
[00:03:21] way. Interesting that India want to place on the security
[00:03:24] council and there has been at last some kind of India,
[00:03:28] China reproshm. that we witnessed in
[00:03:32] in Delhi, well, I mean, that is the only
[00:03:35] path for India to membership
[00:03:38] of the UN Security Council is if China would
[00:03:42] drop its
[00:03:43] in objections, because I don't think you would see the Americans, the British, the French,
[00:03:46] of all the
[00:03:47] of Russians of course, um, opposing it, it is China that is the big
[00:03:51] problem uh, and there yes, I
[00:03:54] mean, above all due to the
[00:03:58] um, the US Israel's attack on Iran and its
[00:04:01] consequences uh for India and for Asia in general and
[00:04:05] we certainly do, as
[00:04:06] of as the Brick Summit demonstrated see a considerable warming of relations
[00:04:10] between India and China, um, but there is still
[00:04:14] this damnable issue
[00:04:15] of of the contested frontier or frontiers in the
[00:04:19] Himalayas, um, and if that can't
[00:04:21] of be solved and it given present positions it looks
[00:04:25] insoluble, there will always
[00:04:27] a be a kind of...
[00:04:30] is India you know ultimate barrier to full
[00:04:33] cooperation between China and India and it's in the interest
[00:04:35] of the United States to stoke that off, I mean there no false
[00:04:38] flags, but I mean no evidence
[00:04:41] of any false flags,
[00:04:42] but you
[00:04:43] of certainly uh the people
[00:04:44] of the CIA would be thinking would be nice if India and China are fighting
[00:04:48] there, certainly, but
[00:04:50] then
[00:04:53] of again um you know obviously I mean one
[00:04:58] in of the reasons is why moving towards China is that under Trump um the... US and Israel, you Israel
[00:05:02] also
[00:05:03] of having become a close partner of Narendra Modi's
[00:05:06] India, have shown total contempt for Indian
[00:05:10] interests, Indians have always. to me that secure
[00:05:14] energy exports from the Gulf and including from
[00:05:17] Iran are vital interest of India
[00:05:21] because of India's dependence on these imports. There is
[00:05:25] no evidence that Trump and Netanyahu when they launched this war paid
[00:05:29] a second's notice. I mean not just the interest of India of course
[00:05:33] the interests of um anywhere else either - but
[00:05:36] clearly I mean for Delhi to have been treated with such
[00:05:39] ostentatious contempt. by Washington and Tel
[00:05:43] Aviv is going to have consequences for Indian behavior and attitudes. Do
[00:05:47] you think the uh Trump administration even understand the
[00:05:51] importance to India of Chabaha port in Iran, which has been
[00:05:54] bombedd, uh, they're repairing it as far as I
[00:05:58] understand it, but you believe that - that will further improve relations
[00:06:01] between India and uh uh, well India and
[00:06:05] Iran, let alone India,
[00:06:13] "I mean, I, I didn't suppose
[00:06:15] Trump never
[00:06:18] heard of, the ignorance of Trump and some of his
[00:06:21] top people, Hegset and company, simply cannot be
[00:06:24] exaggerated, and the rest the American establishment
[00:06:28] either just salutes and falls into line,
[00:06:31] um, or is so tied to Israeli
[00:06:35] interests that they don't give a damn, I mean,
[00:06:38] you know, what this has demonstrated is that..."
[00:06:43] um and this by the way is not as true of India, it's true of Europe, it's true of
[00:06:46] Britain, um, compared to Israel,
[00:06:50] other country is in the end of much
[00:06:54] serious concern to a large part the Washington
[00:06:57] establishment, that is beginning to change because Israel has
[00:07:01] made itself so unpopular, especially it's beginning to change in the
[00:07:05] Democratic party, but it hasn't changed at the top the
[00:07:08] Republican party yet, there are Republican dissidents like...
[00:07:12] Carlson, yes, but not the um, not the the
[00:07:16] Republican mainstream, yeah, people can watch our interview Carlson
[00:07:20] on going underground, negotiations of course are off the
[00:07:23] table as regards uh
[00:07:26] Ukraine, Russia appears
[00:07:28] to be saying, so India importing Russian energy at
[00:07:32] record levels, the the US sanction threat, I
[00:07:36] mean it doesn't matter what the United States threaten about sanctions, it doesn't matter at
[00:07:40] all, um, Europe of course and... "um, I don't know
[00:07:44] how long they they can cope uh without Russian energy.
[00:07:47] Well, and of course Trump - had to beg the Ukrainians
[00:07:51] to stop attacking Russian diesel production uh,
[00:07:55] because um, diesel prices in the United States are
[00:07:59] are surging, um, and it's when of course
[00:08:02] Americans start to suffer uh, from an international
[00:08:06] crisis that the American government begins to pay notice,
[00:08:10] and clearly this could have a..." critical effect in losing the
[00:08:14] republicans the um the mid-term congressional elections
[00:08:17] in November. Uh, I mean, an
[00:08:21] interesting question is whether the Europeans
[00:08:24] will go on or intensifys of
[00:08:28] Russians, Russia's so-called shadow fleet.
[00:08:32] Um, they would of course be insane to do so with the
[00:08:36] given what's happening in the Gulf and now the Red Sea, and
[00:08:39] the threats. I mean, they are secretly embording Russian oil. these
[00:08:43] western European powers and of course they are, and there's just been an an
[00:08:47] exception for for Greece to be allowed to transport Russian oil. I
[00:08:50] mean, there there is utter hypocrisy in the European
[00:08:54] position, um, and therefore I think that
[00:08:58] probably the seizures the the shadow fleet will remain
[00:09:02] um symbolic, uh, I certainly
[00:09:05] hope so, because I mean there have been some very blood curdling Russian threats of how Russia
[00:09:09] will respond if um if these seisures
[00:09:12] continue. yeah, having said that, Russia didn't really
[00:09:16] respond to many the provocations. do you
[00:09:20] think the Russian leadership think
[00:09:24] that that's what those western European powers
[00:09:27] desire them, therefore they're not going to give it to them? uh, because
[00:09:31] time and time again, we haven't seen the Russian response
[00:09:34] that, well, many in Russia
[00:09:37] increasingly opposed Putin want
[00:09:41] to happen. Yes, I mean, well, I
[00:09:44] mean, what is clear is that Putin is not aiming
[00:09:48] at and really does not want a direct
[00:09:51] clash with the west. I mean,
[00:09:54] these threats blustering by Russia have been
[00:09:58] intended to deter the west from or NATO
[00:10:02] from intervening in in Ukraine, they haven't been, the prelue to a Russian
[00:10:06] attack on on
[00:10:08] NATO. Um, but there is always the the...
[00:10:12] of course um of some disastrous
[00:10:16] accident,
[00:10:19] um, the Russians, I think,
[00:10:23] may have... assuming it wasn't
[00:10:26] a Ukrainian false flag operation um you fired a
[00:10:30] missile a train in in Ukraine that
[00:10:34] wasn't carrying youstern representatives
[00:10:38] so as to send a message or warning uh
[00:10:41] but missiles go astray and for example I
[00:10:45] mean the other way around Russians have said to
[00:10:48] me you remember what happened on the first day the US attack on
[00:10:52] Iran it wasn't intentional. but a misdirected
[00:10:56] US missile hit a school and killed what was
[00:11:00] it 120 school children? Russians say if a
[00:11:04] Ukrainian missile, especially one guided
[00:11:07] by western intelligence goes astray and hits a
[00:11:11] school in Moscow or Petersburg, Putin would have no
[00:11:15] choice politically but to react directly um against
[00:11:18] NATO, and then of course we are a, well then
[00:11:22] we're
[00:11:23] in we're a game run by von. and kaya callas i
[00:11:26] understand you've said the EU should get rid them, oh
[00:11:30] absolutely, no, I mean Callis in particular is
[00:11:33] nightmare, and you see the problem is, if you go to
[00:11:37] European foreign ministries, as I have, they will say to
[00:11:40] you, don't worry, yes we know Callis is mad,
[00:11:44] Calis hates the Russians, but she doesn't represent our foreign
[00:11:48] policy, she doesn't represent French or German or even British, well
[00:11:52] obviously Britain's not in the EU, "we are much more more
[00:11:56] sensible, all right, but how do you
[00:12:00] expect the Russians to know that when the you know
[00:12:03] the foreign policy representative the European Union is saying
[00:12:07] all these insane things, um, Russians will pay
[00:12:11] attention, and there's no prospect of it yet, so we can just
[00:12:15] expect as we move into winter
[00:12:18] even
[00:12:20] more uh, even more war like talk and um and lower gas
[00:12:23] reserves than in in. Europe is Europe declines in the new
[00:12:27] order? Well, yes and of course terrible
[00:12:31] winter for ordinary, ordinary Ukrainians, which is
[00:12:34] why Putin is willing to go on
[00:12:37] fighting until next
[00:12:40] year, in the hope obviously of gaining the whole the
[00:12:43] Donbas, which he thinks he needs to be able to declare victory,
[00:12:47] but also just so that Ukraine
[00:12:50] is so weaken that it will make deal on Russia's
[00:12:53] terms. you always have to
[00:12:57] remember that barring a complete Ukraine collapse, which
[00:13:01] doesn't look likely, um, whatever Russia gets out of this war
[00:13:04] will be far, far less than what Putin was
[00:13:08] aiming at when he launched the war, he was planning to turn the whole of
[00:13:12] Ukraine into a Russian pliant state, that simply isn't going to
[00:13:15] happen, um, the second, the plan B was to
[00:13:18] annex huge areas the east and south of Ukraine, that hasn't
[00:13:22] happened, and in my view is very unlikely. to happen,
[00:13:26] so if Ukraine can come out
[00:13:28] of this war with 75% of its
[00:13:30] territory, um, minus areas that were never really
[00:13:34] part of Ukraine anyway, um, ethnically
[00:13:38] speaking, and the possibility of joining the
[00:13:42] European Union and with a strongly consolidated
[00:13:46] national spirit, then despite all the
[00:13:50] terrible suffering that Ukraine has experienced, that I think historically will
[00:13:54] still be seen, a Ukrainian
[00:13:56] victory, professor Leven, we'll continue after the
[00:14:00] break, keep watching, new
[00:14:01] order,
[00:14:16] there was a time indeed when we were quite accustomed
[00:14:20] to having half the globe dance to our
[00:14:22] tune.
[00:15:15] you're watching new order, professor leven you is saying that
[00:15:18] ucraine
[00:15:19] could uh
[00:15:20] forge some kind of victory despite all the odds uh any
[00:15:23] settlement? But isn't the point that Putin didn't really want
[00:15:27] all the land of Ukraine, he wanted and
[00:15:31] realized that there has to be new order, the title of
[00:15:35] this very show, and the... entire global
[00:15:39] south, global east has changed
[00:15:43] after 2022, and that's really the
[00:15:46] prize, the end of US Germany, well
[00:15:50] Russia cannot end US Germany its own, it's
[00:15:54] not remotely
[00:15:59] no, I mean, well, but that's it,
[00:16:01] you know, often been said about the Chinese, and the Chinese say
[00:16:05] themselves in private, we don't need. do anything, trump is
[00:16:08] is doing a wonderful job of destroying you know
[00:16:12] America's global position without us having to do anything, which is
[00:16:16] why
[00:16:17] you know the um one reason why the Chinese are pursuing such very
[00:16:21] cautious and and prudent
[00:16:31] you were in China uh, earlier this year,
[00:16:35] I mean, is it your understanding? China are supplying weapons to
[00:16:39] Iran at the moment, they they are supplying
[00:16:43] certain kinds of technology, although they obviously in public they
[00:16:47] deny it, but um they are
[00:16:50] not supplying large quantities of actual weapons, no as
[00:16:54] far as I can see, and as one Chinese
[00:16:57] interlocutor said to me, you
[00:17:00] know, we're not allies of of Iran despite what many
[00:17:04] Americans say, and America should be very... grateful that we're
[00:17:08] not, because if we were allies of Iran a large part the American navy would be at
[00:17:12] the bottom the Indian Ocean by now. um, just as if we were
[00:17:16] allies of Russia, Russia would have won the war in Ukraine, because
[00:17:20] real Chinese military supplies, look, I mean, America
[00:17:23] has exhausted its um, it its stocks of
[00:17:27] anti of air defense systems, just by fighting the
[00:17:31] the Iranians, imagine if the Chinese came in as well with really
[00:17:35] large scale supplies, 'the American position would be
[00:17:39] impossible, of course the Chinese really don't want to do that because they
[00:17:43] understand the terrible risks involved, and I think
[00:17:46] also they well certainly if you read the Chinese media, they believe that
[00:17:50] um history is on their side, time is on their side, the west
[00:17:53] is declining pretty steeply now, and it
[00:17:59] you're saying it's caution, and of course, one could equally say the same about
[00:18:03] India uh, that it's playing cautious game while being in the quad, but at the same time
[00:18:07] backing chabarad in Iran and um continuing to support
[00:18:11] the war on uh against uh NATO through
[00:18:15] Ukraine by buying Russian oil, but China's bond holdings
[00:18:19] of US treasuries, which is the big news all around the world
[00:18:22] as NATO nation economies arguably collapse. It
[00:18:26] is shocking how uh they have declined
[00:18:29] the uh the way China has uh
[00:18:33] not buying us debt anymore and um obviously. it
[00:18:37] has to be very careful onwinding it, but it really is uh
[00:18:41] increasing the uh averting itself from the dollar
[00:18:45] system. well, after what happened to Russian
[00:18:48] holdings uh in the west
[00:18:51] uh, a country which thinks it might get into a
[00:18:55] deep crisis with America would be insane to keep most of its foreign
[00:18:59] holdings in in dollars that could be seized by America
[00:19:02] obviously, I mean not just China, other countries also are gradually
[00:19:06] drawing it down. too fast of course, because
[00:19:10] to really draw them down quickly would risk collapsing first the US
[00:19:13] economy and then the world economy as a whole, but the
[00:19:17] general trend is very clear, so a sense
[00:19:21] that's that may well be the kill
[00:19:24] switch, some might say, mean in the past few days brazil's top
[00:19:28] diplomats also almarim, ally of
[00:19:31] louler, i have spoken to in the past d has been very critical
[00:19:35] obviously of us policy but has to be equally. is been
[00:19:38] talking with Wangi this week, there was some Brazil, China,
[00:19:42] friends for peace, Ukraine initiative,
[00:19:46] um, clear that China has benefited from the
[00:19:49] proxy war in Russia through Ukraine in many
[00:19:53] ways, uh, well, discounted Russian
[00:19:56] eil of course, yes, to a
[00:20:00] degree, and Russia has become more dependent on China, but
[00:20:04] then of course on the other hand, um, well... 'Chinese did
[00:20:08] not expect the Iran war top
[00:20:10] of that uh, but in the first place of course, China is still
[00:20:14] dependent on global energy imports and anything that
[00:20:17] seriously disrupts that is a threat to China. Although around the
[00:20:21] time you were in China, professor, was when they were increasing
[00:20:25] stocks massively
[00:20:36] but now you see according to latest news, the Chinese stocks are beginning to
[00:20:40] run out, and that is bad news not just for
[00:20:43] China, but really
[00:20:45] for for all the Asian economies, because it has been the the Chinese
[00:20:49] release. these reserves, which to a great extent has
[00:20:53] compensated the whole of Asia for the the the loss
[00:20:56] of oil from the Persian Gulf.
[00:21:00] If China if Chinese reserves run out
[00:21:03] completely, then the economic
[00:21:07] consequences could be dire, and of course an interesting question
[00:21:11] to which I don't have the answer is at that point will China try to become
[00:21:14] much much more directly involved in in the
[00:21:18] Middle East and basic.
[00:21:24] or else, um, what or else would be, I don't
[00:21:28] know, but I wonder just how long China can afford, or India for
[00:21:32] that matter, can afford for this war to go on,
[00:21:39] the war on Iran, has have bricks powers,
[00:21:43] Shanghai cooperation organization powers successfully
[00:21:46] used the war in Europe, as best
[00:21:50] they could to destroy Washington consensus power or could they
[00:21:54] have uh done a bit more faster um I mean
[00:21:58] hopefully the war in Europe may be coming to an end in the next 12
[00:22:02] months have they done as best as they could or could they have done better as
[00:22:06] regards dedollarization trade ties throwing the
[00:22:10] IMF and World Bank out as such well I don't
[00:22:13] think I
[00:22:14] mean a lot of countries like India um but
[00:22:17] even Brazil um or I think
[00:22:21] even China to a degree do not want to
[00:22:24] destroy uh America's you know power,
[00:22:28] certainly not quickly, certainly not avowedly, certainly not
[00:22:32] avowedly as was made clear, but I think it's,
[00:22:36] I mean, I was at the Bricks academic council
[00:22:40] um last year, and
[00:22:41] there was a clear division there between uh, Russia,
[00:22:45] China and South Africa on the one hand,
[00:22:49] much... anti-american and India and Brazil on the other much
[00:22:53] more, well India much much less anti-American and
[00:22:57] Brazil sort of trying to say how right everybody was and maintain
[00:23:01] a a middle position in fairness to Lula, he had been in
[00:23:04] prison, yes, now India has shifted
[00:23:08] undoubtedly as result the Iran war, but I would still
[00:23:12] describe Indian policy as more like a phrase that
[00:23:16] you very often hear from
[00:23:18] the former soviet republics in central Asia. which is a
[00:23:21] multi-vector policy, in other words,
[00:23:24] you know, we are not going to, well, they they mean,
[00:23:28] we are we're not going to simply go with with Russia, but equally, we are not going
[00:23:32] to commit ourselves to the United States, we want,
[00:23:35] to keep open relations with with
[00:23:39] everybody, and I think for the moment, um, that
[00:23:43] is what most the global south wishes, yeah,
[00:23:47] the problem is lot of people are going to think that's very naive, because... wants
[00:23:51] a choice, it doesn't give, it doesn't, it doesn't give nations that
[00:23:55] choice, oh absolutely, but the question now is is
[00:23:58] Washington, in the past, Washington could simply have thumped the table and
[00:24:02] ordered them to submit, but is Washington powerful enough
[00:24:05] to do that anymore, I don't think so, um, you know, obviously China
[00:24:09] is now much bigger economic player outside the
[00:24:13] financial area in Asia than the United States
[00:24:17] is, so um, America's
[00:24:19] power to... coers people is just much less, but on the other
[00:24:23] hand, I think the Indians are still worry that if
[00:24:27] they really push both to weaken the US and to
[00:24:31] institutionalize bricks, at the
[00:24:33] moment, China is still so much more powerful
[00:24:37] that this will be a Chinese dominated bricks, possibly a
[00:24:41] Chinese dominated world, that is something that the Indians still worry
[00:24:45] about, that is why, as they have told me, they they are not
[00:24:49] going to commit themselves. completely certainly not to the US, but not
[00:24:52] to an anti-US position either. the ghosts of divide and
[00:24:56] rule, imperial dividen rule kind of alive when it comes
[00:25:00] to
[00:25:08] and France are going to be on the United Nations security council? let
[00:25:11] alone whether India will be on it, um, can
[00:25:15] they remain on the UN security council for much longer? well, i
[00:25:19] think they're can remain on the UN security
[00:25:23] council forever um the question is whether the united
[00:25:26] whether the UN itself and the security council will mean
[00:25:30] anything 50 years from now let alone a
[00:25:33] hundred I mean I was remember the the the mogal
[00:25:37] emperor long long after he he had become
[00:25:41] bas basically an old-age pensioner the British was
[00:25:45] still issuing ferman's orders
[00:25:48] appointing king and governors across
[00:25:51] India, total nonsense of course, but nobody wanted to tell the
[00:25:55] poor fellow that it was all over, so yes
[00:25:59] they can still sit there, but it won't mean
[00:26:23] on X, old pretender has asked, are the US and European markets broke and maxed out
[00:26:27] on debt? we've been talking for years about US debt and it didn't really matter because
[00:26:31] everyone recycled the dollar, the way the dollar system works, 40
[00:26:35] trillion US de to gdp ratio of 125%,
[00:26:38] it does matter now, that's why Trump is going, we need AI, I don't care whether
[00:26:42] AI means armaged and AI is used by Yemen to attack Saudi Arabia, we
[00:26:46] need AI, because otherwise the whole the United States is going to uh
[00:26:50] self-combust, if you look at Europe, Greece, Italy, France,
[00:26:53] Spain, all debt ratios that are higher than what they produce, so in others
[00:26:57] they are essentially bankrupt, it hasn't mattered before,
[00:27:01] but after... 2022 in Ukraine, it does matter because it's
[00:27:05] bricks and the new order, the new order will not allow
[00:27:09] countries to run debts like
[00:27:11] this, 2022, because Tonka has asked,
[00:27:15] what happens
[00:27:16] the sanctions become increasingly frequent? sanctions, I presume Tomka
[00:27:20] means U.S. sanctions nation sanctions, it doesn't
[00:27:24] matter to India, clearly, India says, we don't care about sanctions on
[00:27:28] Russian energy, as we said on this program before, 38 million have been
[00:27:31] killed. in 152 countries around the world by
[00:27:35] Americans sanctions between 1971 and 2021, according to the
[00:27:39] lancert, I think the global south now remembers the slaughter
[00:27:42] caused by United States sanctions, NATO nation sanctions, they don't care
[00:27:46] anymore
[00:27:54] Champing says, if Trump is leaving Nato, but American troops aren't leaving Europe,
[00:27:57] does that make the American occupation official?
[00:28:00] You as point. It's difficult to remember how many
[00:28:04] troops are in western Europe, thousands and thousands of
[00:28:08] troops - just recently in RAF Laken Heathh in
[00:28:11] Suffock in Britain, the United States just transferred 20
[00:28:14] B61-12 tactical nuclear uh weapons,
[00:28:18] um, zero response from Russia. Why does Europe
[00:28:22] allow all his US occupying powers? Because Europe has never, since
[00:28:25] 1945 being independent, its arts institutions, its
[00:28:29] universities, its schools, its entire. societies of
[00:28:33] western Europe have been vassals that have been condemned to
[00:28:36] be part the military industrial complex, thank you for those
[00:28:40] answers oftion, we'll be back with more next week, thanks sir,
[00:28:44] and follow us on x at new order_tv to ask your questions, we'll be
[00:28:48] back with another look at the people, countries and ideas shaping what comes next for India and its
[00:28:52] partners, see you next
[00:28:53] Sunday.
[00:29:53] 10 parties competing for the support of more than 100
[00:29:57] million voters, in the race for
[00:30:01] 450 seats. Who will
[00:30:04] fail and who will
[00:30:06] prevail?
[00:30:19] The Russian capital comes under heavy Ukrainian drone attack
[00:30:23] overnight ahead the third and final day of nation-wide
[00:30:26] elections. Two people are killed in the Moscow region while residential
[00:30:30] building and an oil refinery.
[00:30:32] hit and that
[00:30:36] is my vote, one of tens of millions being
[00:30:40] cast around the donbas, but with every vote cast in the
[00:30:44] donbas, the people the donbas
[00:30:47] show that those threats don't scare
[00:30:50] them. Russian citizens go to the polls all across the
[00:30:54] country, even in areas facing daily shelling and threats from
[00:30:58] Kiev.