[000:00:00;00] the, the already impose sanctions on more than a 100 chinese entities, export controls, etc. pens are fully prepared to act, take additional measures, black mailing while invasion, us secretary of state, reckoning china over at support of russia. i think if indeed it continues. uncle sam's sanctions are ready to strike. nestle is facing criticism for pushing sugar pact, baby for mothers in developing nations while offering a healthy of oceans in western market habit. listen to the green, not the sol button. this thing sits in on are without any edits, sugar. why in a little when needed and conventions,

you find 2 brands on average in the products. we need to clear those down the sugar here, no sugar there. and the usaa is, is withdrawing most of it. so called anti terrorism forces from charged a south africa's for a form. a foreign minister says it's time for the continent to solve its own problems. we don't really need the kind of intervention is that we have been going on to find outside of ourselves. we, we have, we have the capacitance within ourselves to do to do what needs to be done. reliance on people who from outside. pretty close. yeah. the, all right, so we made it all the way to friday, just about 8 pm here in moscow. we have so much to talk about here on ology. international is great to have your company. so washington is really turning up the heat on china or of the war in ukraine. you're going to wonder what they're thinking because the us secretary of state anthony blinking,

basically openly threatening badgering with brand new sanctions. if it doesn't stop supporting russia are facing to not achieve better relations with europe while supporting the greatest threat to european security. since the end of the cold war, as we told china for some time, ensuring transatlantic security is a for us interest. in our discussion today, i made clear that china does not address this problem. we will, we've already impose sanctions on more than a 100 chinese entities export controls, etc. and we're fully prepared to, to act, to take additional measures. and i made that very clear your mind meetings to tell us what i mean, what you had done to the blinking say that was essentially a direct threat to trying to do what we will need to do. or we're going to impose even more functions on your country, not really given china much of an option. the statements months,

me blink to new incredibly strong, annoying that has the centurylink pulled up the us for its own hypocrisy. and that's because it said, you know, the us, it's just past this massive or an a bill with $61000000000.00 us dollars being sent to ukraine, which is 5 thousands upon thousands of miles away. and yet at the same time, the us criticizing china. so having a trade relation with one of its neighboring countries, that is russia, that's help listening to what the chinese phone ministry have to say about that may fall, you get tired talking while you're on the one hand, the u. s. has launched a large scale, build a new crane, and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsibility or nato bears any irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis political,

the old way that's relatively strong, faithful in by showing that any we've gone to what's happening in ukraine, it is being a country that has been incredibly neutral about the conflicts until not, but it really seems to think of a landing in beijing and making this sort of common see, has in those threats of sanctions of really well the chinese up. but isn't that what russia has been saying all along that need to getting involved in the conflict? and that's why we've heard a lot about the instability that need to creates wherever it is in the world. let's not forget for us as no just part of nature, but it's also the biggest fund of nato intends of i, the money that it puts in a we've just heard from the russian defense minister, this aesthetic issue who is at another meeting is the meeting actually with his chinese counterpart in catholic stone, and he has said, yes, again. it is instability that russia we're seeing on it's food is on the west,

not just in ukraine, but also with the border with finland, a huge for to that. and the baltic nations, as a result of natives presence that's happened. listen to what you have cited for sure. but you're good. i want to emphasize that that was not us, but the day who came to us came to our borders. this once again shows that westerners cannot be trusted. now we're being told that a pressure is not stopped in ukraine. then we will supposedly attack the countries on the lines. the russian federation has never threatened naples, who have neither jo, political, more military interest to attack the states of that block. we're simply protecting our peoples, you know, historical territories. we have always made every effort to maintain strategic stability and the balance of power in the world. the united states on the country 1st created and is now deliberately prolonging the conflict in ukraine. and we've also got a issue with taiwan, taiwan. it's an island that is part of china overall. it's just to the south of the

mainland. china has this one china policy. i'm not something that the us says. it acknowledges. but at the same time, when it passed for an 8 bill will be sold at money going to ukraine. it was a $1000000000.00 worth of money that's been allocated for taiwan. and that is for a to taiwan, including military 8. and that is always the really something that china was very unhappy about because it sees the issues in taiwan as being domestic. and the chinese foreign minister, as essentially told us both out of out domestic issues. china is, concerns are consistent. we always call for respecting each other's core interest to and urged the united states not to interfere in china's internal affairs. not to whole. china is developing back and not to step on china's red lines on china, sovereignty security and development interest. and then there are the tensions generally in the south china seas,

the u. s. which has no territory right close to the chinese mainland as the somebody did that is going to hold joint maneuvers with the japanese and the philippines towards the end of 2024. as you can imagine, china is pretty unhappy about us warships potentially being that close to it's territory and just keep you an example. if the chinese had to worship that close to hawaii, i think we'd see some reactions from the white task. so many nibble in terms of bottled product for growth, but claims that food giant necessarily is offering a less healthy version of its baby formula in developing nations as proving bad news for new mothers. we've heard from wrong governor all who's from the team carrying out the rest of all the green. the fields sold by this name, sweetser. none are without any edits, sugar while in low and middle income countries, you find 2 grounds on average in that product. and the situation is tv 9 key or the

markets. we've also had to look at the german phones and the u. k, which are the main markets fullness that in europe. and the situation is to say no, uh most baby cereals and growing up, you know, a product sold by and that's the whole. so without any editor, it's quite erotic because the world health organization and and basically there's a consensus at the global level that the sugar added sugar is the key public enemy when it comes to nutrition house. but on the other hand, you don't find information about the amount of added sugar on the picky package of the product. so therefore, to compare the sugar content of 2 of naturalists, best selling baby food brands in low wouldn't middle income countries. so pilot ethiopia and india, they were up to 6 grams of sugar past subbing. surprisingly, the very same brands in europe had no sugar warehouses report help with you, rebecca, and up at the pool in entities. the infestation by zullie space,

watch the public eye and the international b. b, food action network has their feel set nestle, the global food, and by fridge, dry and f, x pressure and honey to invent milk em serial product sold in developing countries, compared to what is the same product sold in market indonesia, as i mentioned in the report, so we decided to see for ourselves i went to 4 different supermarkets in the capital jakarta, to move forward as sarah, like, instance serial and need to powder mill. were initially a renamed the product to demko in indonesia. i found that sir, like it's not a common product to find in supermarkets compared to other local options. so we managed to find the instance serial in the last store. i fix it based on the information on the packaging. sarah, look, instance serial has 5 to 15 grams of sugar for serving. this particular flavor at

the milk and honey has 15 grams of sugar per survey. while den call mail contains 10 to 15 grams of sugar per serving. this one has 15. it is not always easy for consumers to tell whether our products contains added sugars and how much is present only based on personal information that's being printed on the package in the public. i reported that this particular labor one and then called one plus formula on sale in indonesia has 0.8 grams of added sugar per serving in the form of honey. however, none of this information is printed on the packet. this has proved negative reactions from worried families around the country. in response, the government is trying to keep down the storm of anger by ensuring that the products in circulation has met all the nutritional requirements, including sugar. so all and even set the lesion food and drop monitoring agency

created be held to your choice logo to help people choose how to your package products. one of the requirements is that sugar content must be below 6 drams per a $100000000.00 leaders for each by fridge package. nestle use this, this loophole to keep producing the baby formula in indonesia. something that naturally chose not to do in the european market. while it's claim that it hasn't broken any of the countries guidelines all day as well, the world health organization recommends that added sugar should be completely avoided in the 1st year of life. it alleges that we apply double standards between countries and our baby food portfolio and that some of our baby food brands contain excessive ad and sugar 3 port. a ledges that nested these practices ignore w h o guidelines that is simply not true. the public does not take this matter lightly. many customers will disappointed that the risk their children's health

while trying to give the best option for their development. thank you the same for them. i just found out about this information. why are these different ingredients for nestle? they should be able to maintain all products in all countries with the same standard assignment. if it is dependent sheet and what is the basis for the action of buy? because a company is because nesta should be able to equalize oldest products with a house, then the 5, whether it's in asia, europe, or anywhere else, it should be the same model sponsor the can see ma'am, i think this can be considered as probably deception because every product must be accountable for what it sells when they don't ride what's really in the products that can home the consumers. can i give? yeah. why does this lead do that in indonesia? why isn't sure to edit in products around here being countries? there should be accountability from the split to clarify this, the ingredients is the number. one thing i have to pay attention to. this finding is starting,

looking at the increased read off ability in low and middle income countries, including indonesia, indonesia are recorded the number of abuse children age 5 to 19 years has increased 10 fold in the last 4 decades. a matter that many families around the nation are keenly aware off while the government is working to advocate millions of families. additional issues or that might lead to obesity is the last thing that the country meets. exceeding in takes a few good. not only for children for, for instance, um, also for dogs except uh, consuming sugar. it can be a problem. one of it is a lease. if the, the sugar is kendall something bigger young children who get used to sweet flavors start to seek sweeter foods. this starts a negative feedback cycle that increases the risk of nutritional disorders in adulthood, including obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure. global foot conglomerates such as nestle should really

take responsibility for the actions. is there true aim is to contribute to creating a good, healthy life? well, the us as to pull out most of a special forces troops from the central african nation of chad. however, the pen to go in and says that will be back or is talks continue with chatting. officials, us after com is currently planning to re position some u. s. military forces, from chad, a portion of which were already scheduled to the park. this is a temporary step is part of the ongoing review of our security cooperation, which will resume after chads may 6th presidential elections. these developments are a black eye for the american foreign policy, especially considering how hard the bided administration attempted to avert to this outcome. but essentially off the chad cold on the united states, with all its troops from an army base in the country. the united states finally

gave in and decided that it will be towards me as early as next week, despite some uncertainty about with the washington state. as a forces agreement to with chad can continue, will be negotiated. the initiates of came straight from chad, even though many reports make it seem like washington is the drawing at his own liking. and that this does come off to the u. s. agree to, to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members can come and see. i'm deployed in new z, the u. s. has tried to call to vote. it's itself raw the with the military machines in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain millage. she assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base, situated in the news here. and so 2 of august is that to act to as the have before surveilling, much of the entire as to how region entering the crews when some of these african

countries kicked out the french military. and as a wisdom back security deposit is the us government to misread the signals and um, sold the moves and the action as a win for them. and so what to put when the news here indeed is ship over and dictates the terms even with the lights of to just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic. because ted, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system. we've also seen report stating that the u. s. and chad have agreed that to the period following the upcoming chad in president. so the nixon is an appropriate time to review, secure your to corporation. 1 may read into that and seeing that there will be a view configuration of the relationship between chad and the united states after the election. and i think this goes back to what a lot of people are saying that the most significant aspects of these coming elections in chad is not the final results,

but was of the extent to which the ellipse should lead. a shipping will be able to navigate the complex political issues and continue the transition towards a more inclusive and democratic system. what do we all get to on the ground as well as that to advertise? never been a top priority for the united states. oh, you is need is more impactful, initiates of the but the administration devoted only limited episode to attention to the content. and russia is offering governments in africa, a survival package, a received something that the united states has never been able to. that's why african deed is an o oscar and russia to train due to accept this moment. i think one of the american generals will visit the country this week through the terminal withdrawal, but we would like russia to join our troops. that includes the conduct of battle and the use of weapons. we are interested in buying weapons. it says city african nations are increasingly standing up to wisdom pa was rejecting their continued

termination. while the meanwhile, in the democratic republic of the congo, a un peacekeeping commission is packing up one of its key bases that are in fact it should be going later this year. off of the d. c. government told it to go home late. we spoke to the former south african foreign minister at linda weiss, a pseudo who says it's time for the confident to deal with its own problem. i have this is on the african continent. we have the there is offices of the african continent. if we have the wisdom, the african continent, we don't really need the kind of interventions that we have been going out to find outside of ourselves. that age, who has the capacity to has the power. it has the will. and perhaps we should be urgent to intervene. time you sleep and rely on the african continent to solve african problems today. several, you in peace, keep peace keeping. mission happens. come on that various kinds of criticism. and i

say this, why do you is facing that? the un, on the african continent from east to west, not itself, are struggling to do the jobs, especially keeping peace and returning normalcy to those countries. well, i don't know why they're struggling. we've, we have been called upon as a, as a, as a sub african government to intervene. and in a free place where we've intervened, we have been able to lay down standards. we've been able to lay down timeframes. and we've noticed we've driven back to that. we had available for peacekeeping purposes. we don't have to go outside to fetch the united states. uh me to come in to the case in africa and we, we have our own institutions and perhaps a you need, we would need to explain why it is that, uh, you know, we would have an evident partial day of the continent running to the united states

when we are there we, we, we have, we have the capacity within ourselves to do to do what needs to be done. a reliance on people who from outside is very close. yeah. we should be over that by now. on the shoulder of a war toll and a gaza appear, which is taking shape that will supposedly be a bridge head for humanitarian aid has come on. the mortar, fire being built by the united states. so the same country, which is a lifting plane loads of bottoms marseilles, and imo to israel for the destruction of gauze. and basically the question does remain about the future use of this ship landing side. a, a u. n. team was visiting the jetty and staging area for this proposed by the time of operation turnaround scheming about a 100 meters away. no injuries. they went into the bunker for some time and then continued the tool. well, at the beginning of march, president vida, in order to build a dark off guys,

a city shore to bring relief to the war tour and how his student and clave the poor, which were reportedly cost us more than $100.00 and a $2000000.00. when ready, we're here at the beginning of may. the us says they will be able to deliver some 2000000 mills a day. well, all of that may sound like good news, right? but the big question remains, whether all these efforts were really necessary and will it actually change things on the ground? the argument is that the pool will provide relief specifically to the north of guys of that is now hard to reach because of severe fighting between is really forces in military but with the ports. will the problem actually be solved? a 3rd party is supposed to be driving trucks down the pier onto the beach and deliver human hearing aids further to those in need. with israel providing security for convoys again, by the inside. no american troops on the ground, no american security forces,

meaning no extra protection for the aid. and that is how it works now with big concerns raised over as really capability to secure a desperate they needed cargo. and that's after dudley incident, early in april, when 7 humanitarian workers were killed in an as really areas tried at the time they were delivering age 2000 exactly in the area where the u. s. is now building the pier. washington doesn't seem to be concerned to march. here's how 10 to go and commented on. the recent incident with the un personnel coming on the fire were aware of reports that a small number of murders landed in the vicinity of the marshalling yard area for humanitarian assistance that will eventually be the delivery site that, that disappear will support it. it's important also to highlight that this occurred before any us forces, you know, have started moving anything. they'll be know us forces on the ground. and it knows i understand it in terms of the, you know, there,

there is no us equipment per se. in this marshalling yard and other question regarding this america sponsor reports, what's wrong with land roads? the un and high ranking humanitarian experts repeatedly said that they are the best and most effective for humanitarian. a delivery is a more effective than maritime roads. now there are just 3 overland roads to send a 2 guys a through including 2 crossings at the border with egypt. that's bring a to this trip southern pars, and one northern roads recently opened that is dramatically insufficient when all 3 kilometers from air is cross. and you can see the sign behind me guys aboard the area has been declared the closed military zone and we were not allowed to get any closer. but that's the point we used to take to go to god. so you get straight to the guys of c 2 in the north of the in clave where hundreds of thousands of people currently crowding. it's a short called and it's small to use is ro,

close the truck out of the war. and guys have started and never opened the back, unclear why the problem eventually not sold and washington is spending millions of dollars on the gas appear while it's efficiency is yet to be proven. the us also approved to spend another bill in know view as dollars on humanitarian assistance. something the president biden seems very proud off for guessing that the same bill improved spending $17000000000.00 to help israel was most of a go into weapons funding for these really as they can listen. i mean, even working totally for months to get as much a to guys as possible. this bill includes $1000000000.00 from additional humanitarian aid in gas. and israel must make sure all this a reaches a palace to anything guys without delay. so there are many questions regarding

washington's way to help sending relief to guys is dying on the america fund. that is really bonds. that is why many say now that instead of building the price, the poor $10.00 guys of washington could have been focusing on putting even more pressure on israel in order to increase the deliveries for existing roads, or even better to stop sending arms to as well as support israel and paved the way to ending the war. isn't built on this, not with a political analyst aside. remember now joining us here live on audrey international, very warm and welcoming to you today. so just quickly, before i get into this, uh, what i really want to talk about just just this tremendous here in a bridge that the us is building off the coast there it'll, it'll sounds really good i guess, trying to get aide into gaza. i just want to just a personal question for you really. is it only going to be used for humanitarian aid or do you think there's any risk that i don't know? weapons of war could also be dropped off on the peer. you know, we don't think so, but it's also this idea. anyway,

we're just $100000000.00 add to the dispute or in order. uh that would take some few months as well. yeah. start new, but those mean got says it was gonna be you either the 4 months inch of any single . the other options like is to ask, is the more or ask is i already the 5 states for the guys that they used to have a good coming to do that before so so, but now all of them are drawers on each one and the other ones would feature, so these are equal to all the other 4 is the interesting side of things you say. so basically you're saying that the peer, which is $160000000.00 or whatever is going to cost. what's the point of it if it's relevant, just to open up these other border crossings? this is just bizarre, this inside, while i put you here, i put to ask you about the uh, is there any finance minister we're talking about today? he's struggling to hold all transfer of fundings to the palestinian administration

. that's a, if the un moves to recognize palestine as a state where side, where it says suddenly coming from, it's not like there's any immediate push for the recognition. is that yeah, well, 1st of all, i would like to say something because sometimes you know, a lot of people both understand that all this money is not. is there any money that is given to the best thing is there is one thing get run about boat transfer. it's funny to the 1st thing i know is that a student has money because a lot of money are pointing towards the agreement and the, or the batteries which sign, which is the economic the goal in between is right and better students. and also it seems that for senior should pay upfront the $17.00 best on that value added tax on or products coming to is right. so we, they a lot of money and now is i spoke to coordinate this, but okay,

i didn't send it back reverse the end or they would charge us the best of for doing that is i just already a lot of money and they are no good for us and they supposed to, i said it's us, it's not their money and it's not a, you know, money coming from anywhere else. yeah. the kind of reminds me. so i'm going to use trying to do with rushes for and reserves a 300 bill. but the west wants to steal and then and then take the profits off and blah, blah, blah, you know, if you don't play by the headphones rules you, you, you're losing money, you lose your dollars, you get sanctioned. and they try that break in kneecaps. basically, i wanted to ask you saw to me, the, the, the finance minister who also said the, he was saying that they would cut off the funding of the international criminal court issued arrest warrants against senior. it's really officials for war crimes and gaza. could that in any way affect the court's decision side and what we don't know we got with the or decision, but it's

a big concern about this. i'm back in the media. it's been discussed and some of these are either especially that they're now on the uh, war minister and, or other really there's a lot of people you guys are wor, usually our food sounds as chevy last week. there were lots of folks about whether, if there is any kind of decisions issues for the 1st page there, you know, went to europe or i knew what works. so it is a big concern of them. now we see that there were the people that i guess the board, which is direct states. thank you know, to specialize the port. i should rise the other box as well in order to add to add 3 percent of the order. i guess these are you guys? yeah. yeah, yeah. so it's not that it's a, it's a fact on my there. let me, let me try wrap up this interview before. but before we go, i want to ask you about what, why do you think it is? uh, the, the i, c, j, the hague,

the world global governing body of the united nations of all beings. so effective in getting israel to abide by the suggestions and recommendations and orders. when we know that the again we're talking about what's the country's mainly why don't you give those judges? i don't even mind that it is ashton, you know, thinking that the, what's the age of the diversity, those are those you know, certain what countries on, you know, these rich people and the white people. so luckily that they wouldn't be affected. so, so far i'm getting getting guns or is it usually that would stop the war and, and this war and the same time at home is a, it's a, you know, wire in front of the responsibilities and guardian, one of the crimes and the genocide that is taking place on it was about to,