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This episode is about changing global power equations and also the prospect of Iran-Indian trade in local currency.

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And quoting henry saying we're stronger in the broken places. >> the world breaks all of us, joe. >> yes, exactly. >> how do you prepare for that, willie? >> we still have three hours and 16 minutes of this, buckle up, everybody. >> barnicle is lurking. let's get back to the news. coming up, we'll have the latest out of sudan where opposing military groups have reportedly agreed to a seven-day cease fire in the conflict there. a new round of aid for ukraine as the united states looks to shore up the country's military ahead of an expected counter offensive against russia. also ahead, the...

Move into a very different world marked by much greater chaos and disorder at every level. one sign of this can be seen in the impasse over debt restructuring. dozens of the world's most vulnerable economies are in or near the fault. lebanon for example, has been in default for three years. yet the i m f cannot bail out these countries because china, which is one of the world's largest creditors, cannot come to an agreement with western nations on the terms of relief. the two sides blame each other and hundreds of millions of people suffer. the last time two major world powers tried to manage ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Monday that Israel would continue its "fight" to prevent arch-foe Tehran from developing nuclear weapons, during a Holocaust ceremony attended by Iran's exiled crown prince. Recalling a recent visit to Berlin, Netanyahu noted that since Nazi-era Germany "the world has changed, but the calls for our extermination have not ceased, and today come from the regime of horror in Tehran."