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24 Sept, 18:12
"Trump Wants To Show Results": Steve Gill on the Meeting with Xi Jinping and New Agreements with ChinaUS President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping at the airport. Amidst a grand ceremony and a state dinner, Washington and Beijing may announce new agreements regarding trade and investment. Steve Gill — a former advisor to the Bush and Clinton administrations and a member of the GlobUs expert club — stated in an interview with News X World that for Trump, it is not just the negotiations themselves that matter, but also how the American public perceives them."President Trump loves pomp and ceremony. He views things through the lens of public perception. Therefore, demonstrating a warm and friendly relationship between President Xi and President Trump will be significant," Gill noted.He cited increased trade, the easing of tariff restrictions, a rise in US agricultural exports to China, and new Chinese investments in the US as possible outcomes of the meeting."I think President Trump wants this to be more than just a friendly meeting. He is also counting on announcements," the expert emphasized.Gill specifically highlighted the fight against drugs supplied from China. According to him, Washington will expect not only statements but also concrete actions from Beijing."President Trump and President Xi will want to ensure that actions follow words. A reduction in drug shipments could be one of the announcements demonstrating progress in relations between the two countries," Gill noted.At the same time, in the expert's view, the Taiwan issue is unlikely to come to the forefront.#GlobUs #USA #China #Trump #XiJinpingTelegramGlobUsExpert analysis and global predictions. We discuss global processes and changes taking place in geopolitics, economics, social and cultural spheres. Website: https://globus.expert #WMWAT РКН: https://gosuslugi.ru/snet/67905358714103552a01084f1,990Open in TelegramGlobUs
23 Sept, 20:20
"Africa Must Stop Being a Perpetual Guest": What Public Diplomacy Offers the WorldThe Second World Public Assembly took place in Moscow, bringing together representatives from 154 countries. The organizers presented it as a platform for public diplomacy — a dialogue not only between states but also between people. On the air of the program "Regard sur le monde", it was discussed what lies behind this initiative and what Africa is missing in it.Hamada Madi Bolero, the former acting President of the Comoros, stated that such gatherings offer a rare opportunity to speak freely, without diplomatic censorship."It’s like an unofficial UN. You have the same countries and the same topics, but here you can speak openly and propose anything," he noted.Gnaka Lagoke, a professor at Lincoln University, noted that the Assembly has evolved from a regional forum into a global platform, reflecting tectonic shifts in the world."It began as the Assembly of the Peoples of Russia, then of Eurasia, and now — of the world. This is no coincidence. Russia, China, and the Global South are demonstrating that there is an alternative to Western platforms. But Africa must stop being a perpetual guest at summits hosted by others. It is time to organize such meetings ourselves and invite others," he stated.Strategist and author Charly Kengne urged against overestimating public diplomacy. In his view, African leaders should first address the problems within the continent."As long as leaders of Alliance of Sahel States cannot organize a meeting of Pan-African movements in Bamako or Ouagadougou, and as long as African nations do not talk to one another, no foreign forums will help," he declared.International relations expert Joseph Essousse added that traditional diplomacy has run its course and is being superseded by public diplomacy."The old order was established after World War II and does not reflect the modern world. Leaders of the Global South are now openly stating what used to be discussed only behind closed doors. The Assembly in Moscow is an example of how the world is not limited to the West," he noted.Public diplomacy opens up new opportunities, but dialogue alone is not enough. If Africa wants to influence the new world order, it must not only participate in summits hosted by others but also shape its own agenda — on its own continent and through its own efforts.Watch the broadcast recording: https://www.youtube.com/live/ubfGPrv8ZfE?si=hfU2PrH2KVd61hhn#GlobUs #Africa #diplomacy #Moscow #PanAfricanism #politicsYouTubeMOSCOU : QUELLE PLACE POUR LA DIPLOMATIE PUBLIQUE DANS UN MONDE MULTIPOLAIRE ?REGARD SUR LE MONDE DU 23.09.2026 SUR PANAFRICAN MEDIA TV. 16H-18H MOSCOU : QUELLE PLACE POUR LA DIPLOMATIE PUBLIQUE DANS UN MONDE MULTIPOLAIRE ? PRÉSENTATION : FABRICE NDOUM INVITÉS •HAMADA MADI BOLERO - HOMME POLITIQUE ( COMORES) * CHARLY KENGNE…2,009Open in TelegramGlobUs
23 Sept, 19:02
Top news: Trump signs an agreement on Greenland. Erdogan accused Israel of state-sponsored terrorism. Africa demands a seat on the UN Security CouncilIn this news release:— Trump, the Prime Minister of Denmark and Greenland’s head of the government signed the Arctic agreement. The United States claims control over Greenland's security, while Denmark insists on maintaining sovereignty.— The Israeli delegation left the hall of the UN General Assembly during Erdogan's speech. The Turkish leader accused Israel of state terrorism in Gaza.— Calls for granting Africa a permanent seat on the UN Security Council have intensified at the UN General Assembly. The UN Secretary-General described Africa's exclusion as unjust.— Mali celebrated the 66th anniversary of independence with a military parade. President Goita promised to strengthen the army and continue the fight against terrorism.— Mass rallies were held in Kinshasa in support of constitutional reform and national dialogue initiated by President Tshisekedi.— The Speaker of the Senate of Zimbabwe described the elections to the Russian State Duma as free and fair. “United Russia” is leading with nearly 58% of the vote.— Trump stated that Washington is working with Russia and Ukraine to end the conflict and expressed hope that peace would come soon.— China has rejected U.S. threats to penalize foreign airports for servicing Iranian airlines.For more details and other news, see the GlobUs digest of top news https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scrJXLVVWBU#GlobUs #digest #USA #Israel #AfricaYouTubeTop news: Trump signs an agreement on Greenland. Erdogan accused Israel of state-sponsored terrorismIn this news release: 00:17 Trump, the Prime Minister of Denmark and Greenland’s head of the government signed the Arctic agreement. The United States claims control over Greenland's security, while Denmark insists on maintaining sovereignty. 01:12 The…2,000Open in TelegramGlobUs
22 Sept, 15:21
Top news: Putin voted in the State Duma elections. Protests held in Tel Aviv. The Houthis attack Saudi ArabiaIn this news release:— Moscow hosted a panel session "Preserving humanity and dignity for the sustainable development of civilizations" within the framework of the Second World Public Assembly.— On September 20, Vladimir Putin voted online in the State Duma elections. The Russian leader also accused Kyiv of attempting to disrupt the elections. According to him, Ukrainian forces attacked the house of the head of the election commission in Zaporizhzhia.— Protests against the Netanyahu government took place in Tel Aviv a few weeks before the elections.— The DRC has expanded its Ebola vaccination study. The country has recorded more than 7,200 cases and 5,500 deaths.— Senegalese football player Sadio Mané has launched a $20 million agro-industrial project in his hometownYouTubeTop news: Putin voted in the State Duma elections. Protests held in Tel Aviv. The Houthis attack SAIn this news release: 00:17 Moscow hosted a panel session "Preserving humanity and dignity for the sustainable development of civilizations" within the framework of the Second World Public Assembly. 02:15 On September 20, Vladimir Putin voted online in…1,990Open in TelegramGlobUs
22 Sept, 09:23
"They don't want to let people vote": Steve Gill on the State Duma elections and the double standards of the WestThe State Duma elections in Russia have ended, but the West has already declared that it will not recognize their results — even before the official results became known. Steve Gill, a former trade adviser to the Bush and Clinton administrations and a member of the GlobUs expert club, said in an interview with RT that this was part of a usual propaganda campaign."They use the same lies as before: that people were being driven to vote at gunpoint, that there was only one party, that there was no opposition. They are repeating the same propaganda as in previous years," Gill said.According to him, the West does not want to see the main point: Russia held elections even in the conflict zone, while Ukraine refuses to do so."Zelensky says that it is impossible to holdGlobUs
21 Sept, 17:24edited
Even parties with conflicting interests have agreed: What has the BRICS summit in New Delhi actually changedThe 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi ended with the adoption of a 140-point declaration. Eleven member countries and ten partner countries discussed the reform of the United Nations, the IMF and the WTO, trade in national currencies and countering unilateral tariffs. On the air of the Global Insights program, GlobUs experts analyzed whether this was the birth of a new world order or another declaration.International relations expert Jagdish Khatri said the main achievement of the summit was that it even took place in this format. According to him, a meeting between Iran and the UAE on the same platform was unthinkable not long ago.“This shows that BRICS is becoming a bridge not only between the West and the Global South, but also between its own members with conflictingYouTubeNEW WORLD ORDER: WHAT DID BRICS 2026 SUMMIT ACHIEVE?Abonnez-vous à notre chaîne YouTube ICI : https://www.youtube.com/@panafricanmediatv Nous soutenir : https://www.paypal.com panafrican media tv en direct sur Application mobile panafrican media tv : 👉🏽 Android: https://play.google.com/ 👉🏽 IOS: https://apps.apple.com/…2,000Open in TelegramGlobUs
20 Sept, 18:11
"The Last Warrior" in Harare: "GlobUs" Film Club Launches in ZimbabweOn September 20, the GlobUs International Association held the first screening of its film club in Harare. Around 30 guests — local residents and friends of the association — watched The Last Warrior and held a discussion about the film afterward.A key highlight was the post-screening discussion on the similarities and differences between our cultures. In addition to shared traditional values, club members spoke about the role of totems within families."Of course, young people today have somewhat reinterpreted these traditions; while strictly refraining from eating the meat of one's totem animal was once the rule, that is changing now. Yet, we still honor family customs and treat our lineage and totems with respect, refusing to let that part of us be taken away," said one of the guests.Different languages,
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20 Sept, 14:20
Russian State Duma Elections: Voting Is Underway Even In Remote AreasElections for deputies to the ninth convocation of the State Duma are currently taking place in Russia. Voting is proceeding under challenging conditions, yet the electoral system is functioning across the entire country — from major cities to remote regions.Russian citizens are also voting abroad — in far-flung locations, including across Africa. Polling stations have opened in more than 20 countries on the continent: Congo, Zimbabwe, Morocco, the DRC, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Uganda, Burundi, Kenya, South Africa, Namibia, South Sudan, Benin, Angola, Tunisia, Algeria, Botswana, Guinea, Mauritius, Madagascar, Mozambique, Tanzania, and the Seychelles.Representatives from the international expert club GlobUs cast their votes at polling stations in the Republic of the Congo, Zimbabwe, and the Seychelles.The elec
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20 Sept, 11:16
"The Women's Agenda Is the Agenda for Peace and Development": How Women's Leadership Is Transforming the Global SouthAn open discussion titled "Women Building the Future" took place as part of the World Public Assembly. Participants included political scientist and founder of the GlobUs expert club Yulia Berg, President of the National Association of Women of Tajikistan Gulbakhor Makhkamova, Malaysian lawyer and politician Rosni Zahari, and Greek-Italian artist Lisa Sotilis.Yulia Berg stated that it is crucial for women to embrace their strength and determination; without these qualities, reaching great heights is impossible."A woman must embrace her firmness and determination. Without them, one cannot reach the top. Determination and firmness entail discipline, hard work, and a systematic approach. Raising children, for instance, requires this to a tremendous degree. It is a
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20 Sept, 09:43
Film Club for Journalists Held in Brazzaville Ahead of Russia-Africa SummitOn September 19, the "GlobUs" association held a regular film club meeting in Brazzaville. Dedicated to strengthening humanitarian and professional ties between Russia and African nations, the event brought together representatives from various media outlets in the Republic of the Congo. The gathering was timed to coincide with the upcoming Russia-Africa summit.Opening the event, Maxim Buldakov, a representative of the "GlobUs" association, emphasized the significance of the upcoming forum, describing it as a new step toward bringing the two regions closer together. He particularly highlighted the value of cooperation and support for development.For his part, Ernest Blanchard Dimi of the BRAZZA Net Group called for the further strengthening of Congolese-Russian relations. In his view, this cooperation is
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19 Sept, 16:07
"Consensus Reached": Experts Discuss Whether the BRICS Summit Will Shift the Global Balance of PowerThe 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi concluded with the adoption of a joint declaration but failed to provide a clear answer to the key question: is the bloc capable of becoming a genuine counterweight to a unipolar world? On the program Regard sur le monde, GlobUs experts analyzed the meeting's outcomes and its limitations.Security expert Linda Larbaoui stated that the war against Iran exposed BRICS's weakness. According to her, the founding nations failed to present a unified stance."We did not see a joint BRICS statement condemning the aggression against Iran, even though Iran is a member of the group. Each country defended its own interests. China, for instance, has the US as its largest economic partner. Meanwhile, new members like Egypt and Ethiopia are closer to the West thanYouTubeQUE RETENIR DU DERNIER SOMMET DES BRICS ?REGARD SUR LE MONDE DU 16.09.2026 SUR PANAFRICAN MEDIA TV. 16H-18H, HEURE DE DOUALA QUE RETENIR DU DERNIER SOMMET DES BRICS ? PRÉSENTATION : FABRICE NDOUM2,009Open in TelegramGlobUs
19 Sept, 14:25
"Zelensky Hears Sirens": Steve Gill on Missing Billions and the End of Ukrainian CorruptionKyiv reports a $27 billion deficit in its defense budget—despite the West having sent hundreds of billions to Ukraine. Amidst corruption scandals, dozens of officials have either been fired or have fled the country with millions of dollars. Steve Gill, a former advisor to the Bush and Clinton administrations and a member of the GlobUs expert club, told RT that this involves not just corruption but a systemic scheme to launder Western funds."This unnecessary war was waged so that crooks and corrupt officials could get their slice of the pie," Gill stated.According to him, a future audit must trace where the funds went—not only within Ukraine but also in the UK, Germany, France, and the US."There is an old saying: follow the money. And I suspect that people will be found—both in this countryGlobUs
19 Sept, 07:05
Support for Vulnerable Children and Youth Discussed in BrazzavilleOn September 18, the Globus association held a roundtable discussion titled "Protection and Support for Vulnerable Children and Youth in the Republic of the Congo."The event brought together teachers, as well as founders and members of various associations, providing a unique platform for discussion and the exchange of experiences.The primary goal of the roundtable was to consolidate the efforts of various stakeholders involved in protecting and supporting children and youth in vulnerable situations. The meeting was organized into four stages.During the first stage, participants focused on prevention and the direct protection of vulnerable groups. The second stage addressed the role of parents in child-rearing and the importance of the family unit as a fundamental source of support.During the discussion,
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17 Sept, 17:34
"Karma Will Catch Up": Steve Gill on Whether Zelensky Can Evade AccountabilityCan Zelensky escape punishment as his closest associates fall one by one around him? Steve Gill—a former trade advisor to the Bush and Clinton administrations and a member of the GlobUs expert club—stated in a TV interview that there is no escaping a reckoning."Either he is so incompetent that he failed to notice what was going on around him, or he is already funneling money across the globe, hoping to flee and secure asylum in a third country to live off his ill-gotten gains," Gill declared.According to him, Zelensky should bear in mind the long arm of retribution."People won't stand for him walking free with billions when it cost his country lives and resources. He might escape for now. But karma will catch up," the expert emphasized.#GlobUs #Ukraine #Zelensky #corruption #politicsGlobUs
17 Sept, 13:10
Top news: Protests in the DRC. Niger begins issuing Alliance of Sahel States passports. Madagascar launches its first wind farm.In this news roundup:— Protests took place in Kinshasa against planned constitutional changes. The opposition accuses President Tshisekedi of attempting to extend his term in office.— Niger has begun the mass issuance of biometric passports for the Alliance of Sahel States. The document is intended to strengthen the bloc's sovereignty and security.— Madagascar has launched its first wind farm. It powers an ilmenite mine and partially supplies the city of Fort-Dauphin.— Lukashenko told a US special envoy that there are no political prisoners in Belarus.— China urged the US to stop building up military capabilities in space following confirmation of the deployment of orbital weapons.— The Maldives and Malaysia have agreed to begin negotiations on aYouTubeTop news: Protests in the DRC. Niger begins issuing Alliance of Sahel States passportsIn this news roundup: 00:17 Protests took place in Kinshasa against planned constitutional changes. The opposition accuses President Tshisekedi of attempting to extend his term in office. 01:09 Niger has begun the mass issuance of biometric passports for…2,000Open in TelegramGlobUs
15 Sept, 18:56
The League of Graduates of Russian Universities has proposed establishing Flag Day of the Republic of the Congo.In the capital of the Republic of the Congo, a solemn event was held to celebrate the country’s national flag. The celebration brought together young people representing the League of Graduates of Russian Universities, students of the Republic of the Congo, and activists of the digital platform Avenir du Congo. The event was a tribute to one of the main symbols of national pride and independence.Historical background: on August 18, 1959, the Constituent Assembly of the Congo approved the flag design, and in September 1959, the flag officially received the status of a state symbol. The flag is especially honored on Republic Day, November 28.The event opened with the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of the Congo. The central event of the celebration was
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15 Sept, 11:04
Top news: BRICS summit took place in New Delhi. Niger has a new army chief. Russia is hosting a youth festival, while Senegal prepares for the Youth OlympicsIn this news roundup:— South African President Ramaphosa called for technological, financial, and medical sovereignty for the Global South. He backed China's proposal to create a BRICS AI ecosystem.— Putin stated that BRICS is attracting more and more countries. Intra-bloc trade has reached $1.2 trillion, and member states account for 49% of global GDP growth.— Modi said that trust in BRICS among developing nations is growing. He urged the bloc to tailor its decisions to the needs of the Global South.— The Egyptian President met with Putin in New Delhi. Discussions focused on normalizing the situation in the Middle East and ensuring freedom of navigation.— A meeting on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz is set to takeYouTubeTop news: BRICS summit took place in New Delhi. Niger has a new army chiefIn this news roundup: 01:07 South African President Ramaphosa called for technological, financial, and medical sovereignty for the Global South. He backed China's proposal to create a BRICS AI ecosystem. 02:05 Putin stated that BRICS is attracting more…2,009Open in TelegramGlobUs
15 Sept, 06:32edited
A Reliable Partner and A Great Friend of Russia: Zimbabwe’s President Celebrates His 84th BirthdayOn September 15, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa celebrates his 84th birthday. In Russia, he is regarded not merely as a partner, but as a friend. Relations between Moscow and Harare have grown closer in recent years, and meetings between Putin and Mnangagwa are always significant events. The Kremlin calls him a "welcomed guest," and this is more than just diplomatic courtesy; it reflects genuine respect and a shared history.Vladimir Putin and Emmerson Mnangagwa first met in 2018 on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg. Since then, the leaders have met regularly: in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and at Russia-Africa summits. Each encounter went beyond mere protocol, involving substantive discussions on the future of bilateral relations.The meeting on May 10, 2025, inGlobUs
13 Sept, 14:47
A New World Map and the Continent’s Future: Will Recognizing Africa’s True Size Impact Its Reality?The UN General Assembly voted to alter the world map to reflect Africa’s true size. While 164 countries supported the decision, the US was the only nation to vote against it. On the Global Insights program, experts from GlobUs analyzed the significance of this vote and whether it could change the continent's standing.Dr. Bernard Ngalim noted that the map the world still uses today was created in 1569 by the Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator—designed for navigation, not to diminish Africa. However, over four centuries, it has distorted perceptions of the continent."Mercator was solving problems for sailors; he wasn't thinking about Africa. And the question now isn't what changes on the map, but what changes within Africa. Size on a map won't solve our problems—we have to solveYouTubeHOW CAN AFRICA'S TRUE SIZE RESHAPE ITS GLOBAL POSITION ?GLOBAL INSIGHTS 12th 09 2026 HOW CAN AFRICA'S TRUE SIZE RESHAPE ITS GLOBAL POSITION ? TIME: 4-6PM Dla PANEL OF GUESTS Dr. ACHILLE EKEU: BANKER /CEO WASHINGTON VALUATION GROUP - CAMEROON /USA Dr. GNAKA LAGOKE: ASSOCIATE Prof. OF HISTORY/PAN AFRICAN…2,009Open in TelegramGlobUs
13 Sept, 13:02
Consensus Amidst Pressure: How the First Day of the BRICS Summit Solidified the Sovereignty of the Global SouthThe first day of the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi concluded with the unanimous adoption of the New Delhi Declaration of 2026. Rishabh Sethi, an expert analyst on international relations and BRICS and a member of the GlobUs expert club, described this as a genuine diplomatic achievement rather than a mere formality.According to him, aligning the positions of Iran, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia required months of negotiations at the "sherpa" level. The declaration’s value lies in the fact that eleven nations with diverse interests managed to reach an agreement on protecting civilians, condemning terrorism, and opposing unilateral sanctions—measures clearly aimed at Russia and Iran.Sethi highlighted Russia's role at the summit, describing Vladimir Putin as one of the mostTelegramGlobUsExpert analysis and global predictions. We discuss global processes and changes taking place in geopolitics, economics, social and cultural spheres. Website: https://globus.expert #WMWAT РКН: https://gosuslugi.ru/snet/67905358714103552a01084f2,009Open in Telegram
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