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Heiliges Jahr 2025: Hans-Joachim Sander zur Entstehung der Ablassvorstellung / Josefstag: Wenn Väter Beratung brauchen / Wegen Umstellung von G8 auf G9: Freiwilligendienste haben Nachwuchssorgen // Beiträge von: Jasper Riemann, Antje Dechert, Julia Rupprich, Nora Gourgues / Moderation: Matthias Morgenroth

Esta sexta-feira marca o segundo e último dia da cimeira dos chefes da diplomacia do G20 em Joanesburgo, no âmbito daquela que é a primeira presidência do bloco a ser assegurada pela África do Sul.  Neste encontro, não compareceu o secretário de Estado americano Marco Rubio cujo país pretende sublinhar a sua rejeição da lei sul-africana autorizando a expropriação de terras de Afrikaners, os Estados Unidos querendo também de certa forma "sancionar" Pretória pelo seu apoio à causa palestiniana face a Israel, grande aliado de Washington.Nesta cimeira cuja agenda oficial também previa discussões em torno do clima e de uma maior integração no bloco do G20, também se abordou a situação da Ucrânia. Ao anunciar ter convidado o seu homólogo ucraniano para efectuar muito em breve uma visita à África do Sul, o Presidente Cyril Ramaphosa, defendeu nesta cimeira um processo de paz "que inclua todas as partes", inflectindo ligeiramente a sua política em relação à Rússia, seu tradicional parceiro. Por sua vez, a China, também presente na cimeira, disse que as discussões directas mantidas recentemente entre Moscovo e Washington sobre a Ucrânia, mas na ausência das suas autoridades, representam "uma janela para a paz".Assuntos sobre os quais reflectimos com o economista guineense Carlos Lopes, antigo secretário executivo da Comissão Económica para África e professor na Universidade do Cabo, que começa por evocar a mensagem enviada pelos Estados Unidos ao não comparecer em alto nível na cimeira de Joanesburgo.RFI: Qual era a mensagem dos Estados Unidos ao não participar nesta cimeira do G20?Carlos Lopes: Eu acho que a mensagem é de facto, mais do que a África do Sul, eu acho que os Estados Unidos estão a demonstrar uma grande hesitação em relação ao multilateralismo em geral e, portanto o G20, faz parte de uma dinâmica de contestação de tudo o que seja negociação multilateral. E os Estados Unidos estão, de facto, a demonstrar que o G20 não vai ter a importância que tinha. Há uma erosão da força do G20 que vem até do facto de ter sido vítima um pouco do seu sucesso. Era uma estrutura mais ou menos adormecida em 2008, 2009. Houve a crise financeira internacional que obrigou a que se saísse do quadro do G8 na altura, para se poder responder às dificuldades da economia mundial. Isso acabou por dar grande força ao G20. Mas, depois disso, vítima justamente desse sucesso, multiplicaram-se os apelos para que o G20 interviesse em tudo quanto é coisa. Neste momento, é um conglomerado de reuniões, cerca de 300 por ano, que cada presidência tem que organizar, quase uma por dia. E, portanto, acaba por ser uma perda de foco. E essa perda de foco levou também a uma perda de importância. E agora, com estas decisões por parte da administração Trump, está-se a ver que talvez esteja a chegar ao fim de um ciclo. RFI: Independentemente da posição americana, o que está a dizer, no fundo, é que o G20, com essas reuniões todas, acaba por ter menos impacto nas decisões mundiais. Carlos Lopes: Exacto. E vê-se que, por não ter sido capaz de resolver os grandes problemas da macroeconomia mundial, por exemplo, não houve concertação em relação à resposta pós-pandemia. Os problemas de inflação foram perturbados por falta de capacidade de coordenação macroeconómica mundial. A regulação sobre questões fiscais está neste momento muito tensa. Há um desmantelamento do regime comercial que foi construído à volta da OMC. E, portanto, o G20, em cada uma destas áreas, que são áreas da economia para o qual o seu foco devia ser o mais importante, não está a ter a intervenção que tinha antes e, portanto, acaba por falar de tudo quanto é coisa, mas não daquilo que era, digamos, o seu objectivo principal. RFI: No fundo, o G20, como várias outras entidades formais ou informais a nível internacional, não estará também a ser uma "vítima colateral" da agenda de Trump? Estou a referir-me, por exemplo, ao caso das Nações Unidas, que é o mais flagrante. Carlos Lopes: Sem dúvida. Eu acho que nós estamos a caminhar para um desmantelamento da ordem liberal que vigorou durante bastante tempo e que serviu de base à construção do que é a arquitectura do sistema multilateral e, portanto, a administração Trump neste momento, está a dar demonstrações muito claras de que não quer continuar com essa ordem e, portanto, não sabemos muito bem o que vai emergir. Mas o que é facto é de que, digamos, a pauperização do sistema em termos financeiros vai ser ainda maior e, portanto, a influência destas diferentes agências do sistema internacional e, sobretudo, o papel do Banco Mundial e do FMI vão estar no centro das atenções da administração Trump. Não me admirava nada que nós chegássemos a uma situação de paralisia sobre uma série de programas e uma série de iniciativas que faziam parte do programa ou das intenções de reforma das instituições de Bretton Woods. RFI: O que estamos a observar, por exemplo, é a paralisação da ajuda directa dos Estados Unidos. Estou a pensar nomeadamente na USAID, mas também na ajuda indirecta dada através das instituições da ONU. Isto, no fundo, não será uma espécie de arma de arremesso para fazer com que os parceiros dos Estados Unidos acabem por ceder perante as suas exigências? Carlos Lopes: Eu acho que não funciona. Acho que, antes pelo contrário, a ajuda internacional, ela é sobretudo importante para África, porque nas outras regiões perdeu força. E na África ela foi também descendo em termos de importância, porque nós passamos para um patamar em que representava quase 3 a 4% do PIB africano para, neste momento, cerca de 1%. Portanto, isto são indicações de que a ajuda não tem o peso que tinha antes. Mas mais importante do que isso, temos uma série de novos actores que são agora responsáveis pela principal plataforma de investimentos do continente. Por exemplo, a China é o principal investidor em termos de volume, mas ultimamente foi ultrapassado até por países do Golfo. Nós temos ainda os países europeus que têm a maioria do stock de investimentos, mas não os novos investimentos. Enfim, todas as indicações são de que a ajuda ao desenvolvimento tem perdido também força. O que os Estados Unidos decidiram com praticamente a abolição do seu programa de ajuda ao desenvolvimento tem implicações muito grandes no sistema multilateral, porque a ajuda bilateral vai afectar sobretudo a área da saúde, que era onde estava a grande concentração da ajuda. Portanto, a saída da OMS é uma indicação de que não se vai mais aceitar o que era, digamos, o consenso mundial sobre as questões de saúde. E nós sabemos quais são as posições do secretário de Saúde que acaba de ser nomeado, Robert Kennedy, que é muito céptico sobre a regulação em matéria de saúde, incluindo vacinas. E nós depois temos, digamos, o impacto da saída dos Estados Unidos em termos financeiros das várias agências da ONU. Mas, como eu dizia antes, também a possibilidade de não contribuir para o reforço que foi aprovado há pouco tempo da "arma constitucional" do Banco Mundial. E se isso vier a acontecer -e eu acho que vai acontecer- ou seja, não fazer a contribuição que estava prevista, nós temos um "efeito ricochete", que é do custo de capital para os países africanos ser muito mais elevado por causa do aumento do risco. E, portanto, as consequências acabam por ser importantes, mais do ponto de vista colateral do que do ponto de vista da ajuda directa que era fornecida até agora. RFI: Entretanto, no âmbito desta cimeira, também se falou muito da Ucrânia. Apesar da sua proximidade com Moscovo, a África do Sul defendeu uma solução negociada que "inclua a Ucrânia". A China, por sua vez, considerou que se abriu "uma janela" para negociações, referindo-se ao diálogo directo entre os Estados Unidos e a Rússia. Como é que se podem interpretar estes dois sinais? Carlos Lopes: São sinais de que os países dos BRICS não têm um entendimento comum sobre a geopolítica internacional. Têm interesses comuns, mas também têm diferenças. E, portanto, quando acontecem estas oportunidades de poder mostrar essas diferenças, é importante para assinalar uma certa independência. E penso que foi isso que fez a África do Sul e é isso que faz a China, para não parecer que está todo o mundo no seio dos BRICS, num alinhamento perfeito, o que não é o caso. RFI: Como é que fica a agenda da África do Sul nesta cimeira? Também havia na ementa a questão climática e também uma maior integração no grupo do G20. Carlos Lopes: É evidente que a África do Sul estava a contar com esta presidência, primeiro para pôr a voz da África muito mais vibrante, porque é a primeira ocasião de participação completa integral da União Africana, que foi admitida o ano passado do ponto de vista formal. Segundo, porque queria que as questões que são particularmente prementes para o continente estivessem, digamos, no topo das preocupações mundiais. E daí, portanto, o slogan de ser uma cimeira que deve se concentrar sobre a solidariedade, a igualdade e a sustentabilidade. Era o slogan que a África do Sul escolheu. E atrás desse slogan, as prioridades são de tentar conseguir uma resiliência do ponto de vista da resposta aos desastres climáticos, de conseguir que os minerais críticos sejam objecto de uma "approach" que põe os países africanos no centro também da transformação da cadeia de valor. Ou seja, não mais fazer a exportação de matérias-primas sem transformação local e, portanto, as outras questões que têm a ver também com, digamos, a taxação. As questões da igualdade têm a ver um pouco com a taxação, que foi um tema introduzido pela presidência brasileira quando se deu esta. E eu acho que vai haver linguagem no comunicado final, que vai seguramente nesta direcção, ou seja, dar importância às questões do clima, dar importância às questões da estruturação de uma resposta ao problema da desigualdade e de aumentar a solidariedade que é, digamos, uma linguagem codificada para dar mais atenção a África. Mas eu penso que não vai haver consensos. Normalmente os comunicados são adoptados por consenso. Não sabemos muito bem qual vai ser a reacção dos Estados Unidos porque eles têm dificuldades com este tipo de linguagem e, portanto, é muito provável que haja uma aprovação com uma qualificação de voto, como se faz muitas vezes, onde o aquilo que não está de acordo deixa passar, mas depois faz uma qualificação, fica registado de que não está de acordo. RFI: Mais atenção a África também significa mais atenção aos conflitos que estão neste momento a decorrer em África. Estou a pensar no Sudão, estou a pensar também na RDC, sobre os quais o mundo permanece mudo. Carlos Lopes: Pois, porque nós temos agora uma diminuição muito grande dos meios de intervenção e temos, digamos, uma espécie de abertura para que a lei do mais forte impere. Porque é isto que as relações internacionais nos estão a demonstrar por parte dos países mais poderosos. E, portanto, acaba por ser uma contestação da ordem tradicional. Não há muitas possibilidades de chegar a acordos no seio do Conselho de Segurança e, portanto, as indicações que vêm do Conselho de Segurança das Nações Unidas é de que há divisão. Portanto, quando há divisão, as partes em conflito aproveitam-se dessa divisão para poderem fazer imperar a sua própria interpretação do conflito. E, portanto, nós estamos provavelmente no princípio de uma curva de deterioração das questões de segurança, porque as doutrinas de manutenção da paz estão completamente ultrapassadas com os desenvolvimentos actuais e as novas tecnologias, porque os protagonistas dos vários cenários políticos se sentem um pouco mais à vontade para poder fazer imperar a força. E também porque há um desinteresse e um desengajamento em relação aos conflitos que se consideram serem mais marginais e que não perturbam, digamos, os interesses principais dos grandes países. Então, alguns dos países africanos que estão em conflito não têm muita importância para os grandes e, portanto, acaba por se deixar um pouco acontecer o que tiver que acontecer.

Trong những ngày giữa tháng 2/2025, thế giới bất ngờ với hàng loạt hành động của tân tổng thống Mỹ Donald Trump. Ngày 12/02, Trump điện đàm với tổng thống Nga Vladimir Putin. Ít ngày sau Mỹ và Nga tổ chức họp cấp cao để tái lập quan hệ, mở ra viễn cảnh chấm dứt giai đoạn đối đầu ba năm giữa Washington với Matxcơva kể từ khi Nga mở màn cuộc xâm lăng Ukraina. Cho dù không phải là chấm dứt được chiến tranh Ukraina « trong vòng 24 giờ » sau khi nhậm chức như các tuyên bố rầm rộ trước đó, hành động của Donald Trump rõ ràng cho thấy tổng thống thứ 47 của nước Mỹ muốn khép lại mau lẹ cuộc chiến Nga – Ukraina. Sớm chấm dứt chiến tranh Ukraina bằng mọi giá, để có thể tập trung đối đầu với Trung Quốc, phải chăng là mục tiêu chính của Donald Trump ?« Ác mộng Munich » của châu Âu …  Trump gây sốc với « các đồng minh » châu Âu và Ukraina khi để ngỏ khả năng đàm phán riêng rẽ với Putin trong việc chấm dứt chiến tranh Nga – Ukraina, và tỏ ra sẵn sàng có nhiều nhân nhượng với Matxcơva « trên lưng » Kiev. Diễn đàn an ninh quốc tế Munich tại Đức, được tổ chức hàng năm từ 1963, vốn thường là dịp để các đồng minh, đối tác phương Tây siết chặt quan hệ, đã trở thành một « cơn ác mộng » với châu Âu - diễn đạt của chủ tịch Hội nghị An ninh Munich, Christoph Heusgen -, phơi bày trước toàn thế giới thái độ thù địch của tân chính quyền Mỹ với Liên Âu.Ấn tượng để lại đối với đông đảo chính giới và công luận châu Âu là tân tổng thống Mỹ sẵn sàng thay bạn đổi thù, coi chế độ Putin – thủ phạm của cuộc chiến xâm lăng như « đồng minh ». Trong một phát biểu hôm 19/02, Trump thậm chí còn đổi trắng thay đen, khẳng định Ukraina mới là kẻ châm ngòi cho chiến tranh, và tổng thống Volodymyr Zelensky là « kẻ độc tài », hoàn toàn không được người Ukraina ủng hộ.… và nỗ lực của Trump tái lập « thế lưỡng cực đại cường thời Chiến tranh Lạnh » với NgaChuyên gia về quan hệ quốc tế kỳ cựu người Pháp Bertrand Badie, giáo sư danh dự Đại học Sciences Po, Paris, nói đến việc Trump và Putin muốn nối lại với cách hành xử của hai đại cường thời Chiến tranh Lạnh, khi Mỹ và Liên Xô từng chia vùng ảnh hưởng, cùng đưa ra các tiếng nói quyết định trong việc xử lý các xung đột lớn của thế giới. Trả lời đài Arte, Bertrand Badie nhận định :« Điều đầu tiên mà chúng ta có thể thấy là hoài niệm về một thế giới lưỡng cực thời Chiến tranh Lạnh, khi tổng thống Mỹ Nixon và lãnh đạo Liên Xô Brejnev điện thoại cho nhau để bàn chuyển giải quyết các vấn đề của thế giới trên đầu các nước, từ thế giới Ả Rập, Israel đến châu Âu, châu Phi… Đấy là một thời tuyệt vời ! Trump nghĩ rằng Putin cũng nghĩ tương tự. Điều này rõ ràng là một kịch bản đen tối với thế giới, khi 191 quốc gia còn lại rút ra khỏi sân khấu chính trị quốc tế ».Theo giáo sư Bertrand Badie, mong ước nối lại quan hệ kiểu hai đại cường Chiến tranh Lạnh, đây thực ra chỉ là « hoài niệm » và giờ đây Mỹ không còn là siêu cường duy nhất thống trị thế giới như hai thập niên đầu tiên kể từ khi khối Liên Xô tan rã. Trump và các cộng sự cầm quyền tại Washington ắt hẳn cũng không ngây thơ tin vào điều này.Dè chừng Trung Quốc, đối thủ số một Giới quan sát ghi nhận, trong những tuần vừa qua, kể từ khi nhậm chức, Trump tung ra hàng loạt đe dọa dữ dội về tăng mạnh thuế nhập khẩu, về chiếm đoạt chủ quyền lãnh thổ, nhắm vào nhiều « đồng minh » của Washington, như Canada hay Đan Mạch, và « đối tác » của Trung Quốc như Panama. Ông Trump cũng tung đòn tấn công hủy diệt nền móng của thương mại quốc tế, với việc báo tử hệ thống thuế quan đã định hình từ sau Thế Chiến Hai khi tuyên bố sẵn sàng áp « thuế đối ứng », ăn miếng trả miếng với bất cứ quốc gia nào. Trong ngày qua, Nhật Bản hay Ấn Độ đã buộc phải có một số nhân nhượng với tân chủ nhân Nhà Trắng.Riêng với Trung Quốc, Trump tỏ ra dè dặt. Bắc Kinh đã đáp trả loạt tăng thuế 10% với 450 tỉ đô la hàng Trung Quốc xuất khẩu vào Mỹ với một số biện pháp tăng thuế khác ở quy mô hẹp. Dè dặt với Bắc Kinh, với Washington, Trung Quốc mới thực sự là đối thủ hàng đầu chứ hoàn toàn không phải Nga.Tân bộ trưởng Quốc Phòng Mỹ Pete Hegseth, tại hội nghị Munich tuần qua, thừa nhận: « Chúng ta cũng phải đối mặt với một đối thủ ngang hàng là chế độ cộng sản Trung Quốc, với năng lực và ý đồ đủ sức đe dọa chính nước Mỹ, và các lợi ích quốc gia cốt lõi của chúng ta ở khu vực Ấn Độ - Thái Bình Dương ». Bộ trưởng Quốc Phòng Mỹ nói thẳng là « an ninh châu Âu không phải là ưu tiên » của Mỹ, đồng thời nhấn mạnh : « Mỹ đang dồn lực cho mục tiêu răn đe Trung Quốc gây hấn ở Thái Bình Dương ».Chuyên gia về quan hệ quốc tế Philip Golub, Viện Nghiên cứu châu Âu và Đại học Mỹ ở Paris The American University of Paris, trong một cuộc tọa đàm trên TV5 Monde, nhấn mạnh đến nỗ lực của tổng thống Mỹ nhanh chóng khép lại xung đột Ukraina – Nga, nhằm dồn lực đối phó với Bắc Kinh :« Cho đến rất gần đây, nước Mỹ vẫn đi theo chiến lược ngăn chặn Nga để bảo đảm an ninh của lục địa châu Âu, theo cách hiểu về an ninh của Washington. Điều vừa diễn ra là hoàn toàn đi theo một hướng khác. Đây là nỗ lực hội nhập Nga, tái hội nhập Nga không chỉ vào nhóm G7, với việc trở lại với G8, mà còn hành động sao cho để Nga và Trung Quốc ít nhiều rời xa nhau. Về quyết sách địa - chiến lược, các nhà hoạch định chính sách Mỹ hiện nay chú trọng đến việc Mỹ rút một cách triệt để khỏi châu Âu về lĩnh vực an ninh, rút khỏi các xung đột lớn ở Trung Đông, để tập trung vào cuộc chơi lớn của thế kỷ 21. Mà theo cách nhìn của họ, đối thủ chính là Trung Quốc ».  Dư luận Trung Quốc: Lo Trump ve vãn Putin để « tách Matxcơva khỏi Bắc Kinh »Các hoạt động ngoại giao dồn dập của tổng thống Mỹ nhằm nhanh chóng tái lập quan hệ với chế độ Putin và chấm dứt xung đột Ukraina gây lo ngại tại Trung Quốc. Ông Kim Xán Vinh (Jin Canrong), giáo sư về quan hệ quốc tế Đại học Nhân dân (Bắc Kinh), trên WeChat hôm 18/02, nhận định : việc Trump ve vãn Nga « chắc chắn để tập trung vào chúng ta ». Chuyên gia về quan hệ quốc tế Trung Quốc tỏ ra có phần bi quan khi thừa nhận Trump là « tổng thống thân Nga nhất trong lịch sử nước Mỹ » và quan hệ Trung - Nga « trong những năm tới có thể sẽ ít nồng ấm hơn » (tuần san Pháp Courrier International trích dẫn). Cựu tổng biên tập Hoàn Cầu Thời Báo Hồ Tích Tiến (Hu Xijian) cũng nhìn thấy trong các diễn biến này mưu đồ của Mỹ « đưa Nga trở lại với phương Tây ».Trong một phân tích khác, đăng tải trên mạng WeChat hôm 16/02, cây bút Vương Minh Nguyên (Wang Mingyuan), thường bình luận cho các tờ báo lớn của Trung Quốc, thậm chí cho rằng « trong thâm sâu của văn hóa Nga, phần chống Trung Quốc Quốc vẫn trội hơn phần thân Trung Quốc », việc Matxcơva « hữu nghị với Trung Quốc chỉ là một lựa chọn mang tính thời điểm và trong hoàn cảnh bó buộc », bởi « đa số dân Nga không chấp nhận Trung Quốc là một cường quốc thế giới ».Theo Liên Hợp Tảo Báo (Lianhe Zaobao), nhật báo tiếng Hoa hàng đầu tại Singapore, việc chính quyền Trump trực tiếp thương lượng với điện Kremlin về Ukraina khiến Matxcơva xa rời Bắc Kinh, cô lập Trung Quốc hơn, giảm bớt các lá bài của Bắc Kinh trong các đàm phán với Washington, bởi cho đến nay, Trung Quốc vẫn tỏ ra là « bên trung gian » tìm giải pháp cho xung đột Nga – Ukraina. Việc Mỹ - Nga cải thiện quan hệ sẽ « đảo lộn » tình thế, củng cố vị thế của Mỹ trong cạnh tranh với Trung Quốc và việc chấm dứt chiến tranh Nga – Ukraina giúp Mỹ tập trung năng lực để đối đầu với Bắc Kinh.Đòn phép ngoại giao thăm dò Dĩ nhiên, Trung Quốc sẽ không cho phép Mỹ dễ dàng làm như vậy. Ông Chu Phong (Zhu Feng), hiệu trưởng Trường Quan hệ Quốc tế, Đại học Nam Kinh, được coi là một chuyên gia hàng đầu về quan hệ Mỹ - Nga ở Trung Quốc, trong cuộc trả lời phỏng vấn báo Pengpai (The Paper), Thượng Hải, một mặt kêu gọi cảnh giác về nguy cơ này nhưng nhấn mạnh việc chính quyền Trump tin là « khi hy sinh các lợi ích của Ukraina và châu Âu » có thể liên kết được với Nga để « cùng chống lại Trung Quốc » đã « đánh giá thấp sức mạnh của ngoại giao Trung Quốc ».Bắc Kinh, vốn liên tục bị phương Tây cáo buộc tích cực hỗ trợ Nga trong cuộc xâm lăng Ukraina, giúp Matxcơva lách các trừng phạt phương Tây, dường như không muốn bị gạt ra bên lề trong cơ hội được coi là có thể dẫn đến hòa bình. Theo báo Mỹ The Wall Street Journal, Bắc Kinh dường như đã đề nghị đứng ra đăng cai tổ chức thượng đỉnh Mỹ - Nga. Nhà Trắng từ chối cho biết đã nhận được đề xuất của Trung Quốc hay không, nhưng một quan chức Mỹ, được The Wall Street Journal trích dẫn, khẳng định đề xuất này « hoàn toàn không khả thi ».Mỹ và Trung Quốc đều cần Nga để thống trị thế giới Chuyên gia về an ninh quốc phòng Jean-Claude Allard, thuộc Viện Quan hệ Quốc tế và Chiến lược Pháp (IRIS), trong một bài phân tích đăng tải ngày 17/02, tức ít ngày sau cơn « Ác mộng Munich » và cuộc điện thoại Trump – Putin, đảo chiều 180 độ quan hệ Nga – Mỹ, ghi nhận việc Mỹ và Trung Quốc, hai đối thủ chính trên bàn cờ quốc tế hiện nay, « đều cần đến Nga », để khẳng định vị thế thống trị thế giới trong thế kỷ này, và có thể cả cho những thế kỷ sau.Chuyên gia Pháp Jean-Claude Allard trước mắt ghi nhận « tham vọng hóa giải các thách thức của Trump và nhóm cầm quyền tại Mỹ » trong việc xác định lại quan hệ với Matxcơva, bởi việc « thay đổi một cách căn bản chính sách với Nga » (un aggiornamento stratégique américain) là cần thiết để thực hiện mục tiêu này.Tuy nhiên, nỗ lực sớm khép lại chiến tranh Ukraina nhờ các nhân nhượng đáng kể cho Nga của Trump có thành công hay không nếu không nhận được hậu thuẫn đủ mức từ phía các nước châu Âu, lo ngại bị Nga thôn tính, một khi Matxcơva thành công trong cuộc xâm lược Ukraina ?Trump hướng đến « trật tự thế giới mới » nào ?Tuy nhiên, vấn đề cũng còn là Bắc Kinh sẽ phản ứng ra sao ? Nỗ lực siết chặt hơn nữa quan hệ với Nga, để « kéo Matxcơva dấn sâu hơn vào vòng ảnh hưởng về kinh tế, tài chính và an ninh » của Trung Quốc để cạnh tranh lại ảnh hưởng của Mỹ, hay thận trọng chờ đợi các diễn biến, bởi « nhiệm kỳ 4 năm cầm quyền » của Donald Trump ắt là « quá ngắn trong cái nhìn của một đế chế có tuổi đời nhiều thiên niên kỷ và của một chế độ cộng sản gần một thế kỷ » ?Nhưng cũng cần đặt cuộc đại xoay trục sang khu vực Ấn Độ - Thái Bình Dương, mà chính quyền Trump đang trù tính đẩy mạnh, trong sự hình thành một « trật tự thế giới mới ». Trật tự thế giới, do phương Tây lập nền móng, toàn thắng kể từ sau khi khối Liên Xô sụp đổ, đang đứng trước bờ vực tan vỡ.Tìm được cách thức chấm dứt xung đột Nga – Ukraina không chỉ giúp cho chính quyền Mỹ xoay sang đối đầu với đối thủ chính là Trung Quốc. Kết cục của cuộc chiến tranh Ukraina cũng cho thấy hướng đi của thế giới đương đại. « Trật tự thế giới mới » sẽ ra sao, nếu những gì hợp lý và được coi là tốt của thế giới hiện hành bị chôn vùi nhân danh lý tưởng về một trật tự thế giới hoàn toàn mới ?

En su primer período como presidente de Estados Unidos Donald Trump se labró fama de antibélico y hasta de pacifista, por no haber comenzado ninguna guerra y por criticar las “guerras sin fin” en la que su país ha estado involucrado. Por ejemplo, si bien la salida de Estados Unidos de Afganistán se concretó durante la presidencia de Biden, fue Trump quien sentó a negociar al movimiento talibán. Una vez que ganó las elecciones en noviembre pasado, incluso antes de asumir su segundo mandato, trascendió que en las tratativas que culminaron con una tregua en la guerra en Gaza fue importante la presión fuerte que ejerció el equipo de Trump. Y la semana pasada el titular de la Casa Blanca piso el acelerador en el otro conflicto bélico de gran escala que hoy existe en el mundo: la guerra de Ucrania. El miércoles pasado Trump mantuvo una charla telefónica con su par ruso, Vladimir Putin, y luego anunció que las negociaciones por la paz comenzarían “inmediatamente”. Esta noticia se dio junto con un mayor acercamiento entre Trump y Putin. El estadounidense dijo, por ejemplo, que Rusia debería regresar al G8, del que fue expulsada cuando anexó la península de Crimea (hasta entonces perteneciente a Ucrania) en 2014. Para hoy está previsto que se instalen en Arabia Saudita las conversaciones entre Estados Unidos y Rusia y no está claro qué lugar tendrán en ellas ni la propia Ucrania ni los líderes de la Unión Europea. El temor que reina en el viejo continente es que Trump acepte las condiciones de Putin sin tener en cuenta la visión de los ucranianos ni de los europeos. El secretario de Estado de Trump, Marco Rubio, puso paños fríos al asunto el fin de semana en una entrevista televisiva. "Si son negociaciones reales, y todavía no estamos allí, pero si eso fuera a suceder, Ucrania tendría que estar involucrada, porque ellos son los que fueron invadidos, y los europeos tendrían que estar involucrados, porque ellos tienen sanciones contra Putin y Rusia también, y ellos contribuyeron a este esfuerzo bélico. Todavía no estamos allí, realmente no lo estamos, pero espero que lo estemos, porque todos querríamos ver esta guerra terminar". Sin embargo, Rubio dijo que Trump quiere terminar con esta guerra y que si ve una oportunidad para hacerlo, la tomará. La Mesa de Análisis Internacional con Gustavo Calvo y Leo Harari.

In Brussel en München kwam de nieuwe Amerikaanse regering afgelopen week met haar geopolitieke 'real stuff'. Europeanen hapten naar adem of voelden zich geschoffeerd. Maar nog het meest opmerkelijk was de incoherentie van de boodschappen die Trumps gezanten lieten horen. Wilde Donald Trump dit bewust zo: verwarring zaaien en iedereen op het verkeerde been zetten? En moeten we niet oppassen met al te makkelijke historische analogieën die - bij al deze ophef - München als plek dreigt op te roepen? Jaap Jansen en PG Kroeger lopen daarom de signalen en de verwarring nog eens scherp langs. ***Deze aflevering is mede mogelijk gemaakt met donaties van luisteraars die we hiervoor hartelijk danken. Word ook vriend van de show!Heb je belangstelling om in onze podcast te adverteren of ons te sponsoren? Zend een mailtje naar adverteren@dagennacht.nl en wij zoeken contact.Op sommige podcast-apps kun je niet alles lezen. De complete tekst plus linkjes en een overzicht van al onze eerdere afleveringen vind je hier***Pentagon-minister Pete Hegseth trapte af. Hij vergoelijkte een reeks capitulaties voor Vladimir Poetin omdat er nu eenmaal een eind moet komen aan al het bloedvergieten en iets anders ‘onrealistisch' zou zijn. Trump wilde wel bemiddelen en als Europa meer garanties wilde geven aan Kyiv, dan moest het dat dat zelf maar regelen. Trump deed precies hetzelfde bij allerlei andere conflicten waar hij tijdens Trump I al vanaf wilde. Eenzijdige stappen buiten zijn bondgenoten om zagen we ook in Afghanistan met de Taliban, in Syrië met ISIS en met het regime van Kim Jong-un. Maar het Kremlin kon nog meer oogsten. Nog voordat de ‘vredesdialoog' was begonnen. Sancties tegen Rusland vindt Trump maar vervelend zaken doen. En hij wil Poetin zelfs weer laten deelnemen aan de G8. Hiermee wordt het Kremlin vrijwel meteen na de zwaarste geopolitieke nederlaag in 25 jaar - de val van Assad - door Washington weer op het schild gehesen.Wat betreft Oekraïne waren de signalen onhelder. Het uitsluiten van NAVO-lidmaatschap bleek ineens toch weer niet zó categorisch. En wilde de president nu mét of zonder Kyiv en Europa onderhandelen met Poetin? Trump zag wel kans op een vette deal waarbij hij 50% van de kostbare Oekraïense kritieke grondstoffen wil reserveren voor Amerika.Alsof de verwarring niet voldoende was, lanceerde Trump vanachter zijn bureau in het Oval Office opeens een veel verder gaande strategie. Hij wil met XI Jinping en Poetin een geopolitiek akkoord sluiten, buiten alle andere naties en organisaties om – met een halvering van de militaire uitgaven en drastische vermindering van kernwapens.Minstens zo opvallend was de lange reeks actuele conflictpunten die genegeerd werd. Het inlijven van NAVO-lidstaat Canada, het annexeren van Groenland, de dreiging met 'tariffs', de effecten van Poetins nederlaag in Syrië, diens allianties met Iran en Noord Korea, niets hiervan werd door Trumps afgevaardigden op de agenda gezet. Wat wél gebeurde was minstens zo eigenaardig. Vicepresident JD Vance kwam met een speech die nergens raakte aan de geopolitieke uitdagingen aan het Westen. Hij kwam met twee boodschappen: Europa moest het niet wagen Big Tech aan banden te leggen en Musks politieke acties pro ten faveure van extreemrechts werden hartelijk bijgevallen. Dit schoffeerde zijn gastheren zozeer dat hij de Europese mogendheden in elkaars armen joeg.Kortom, het is allemaal 'disruptief' en Trump wil in deze chaos bewust buiten de bestaande allianties om zijn eigen plan trekken. Precies zoals hij deed bij Kim en de Taliban. En zoals hij bij Gaza van plan lijkt. Waar lijkt dit op, in historische blik? Nee, niet op München 1938. Wellicht meer op het Congres van Wenen in 1815. Maar de meest pakkende analogie komt uit 1772. De Eerste Poolse Deling. Met Friedrich der Große van Pruisen als 'Trump de Bemiddelaar' en Catharina de Grote als veroveraar van Oekraïne.***Verder luisteren476 – Trump II en de gevolgen voor Europa en de NAVO481 - Donald Trumps nieuwe idool William McKinley, ‘de tarievenkoning'475 – Trumps rolmodel Andrew Jackson455 - De bufferstaat als historische - maar ongewenste - oplossing voor Oekraïne447 - Als Trump wint staat Europa er alleen voor427 - Europa wordt een grootmacht en daar moeten we het over hebben413 - "Eensgezind kunnen we elke tegenstander aan." Oana Lungescu over Poetin, Trump, Rutte en 75 jaar NAVO339 – De geopolitiek van de 19e eeuw is terug. De eeuw van Bismarck279 - Jaap de Hoop Scheffer over Poetin, Oekraïne, de NAVO en de toekomst van de EU272 - Dankzij Poetin: nu écht intensief debat over de toekomst van Europa256 - Na de inval in Oekraïne: 'Nu serieus werk maken van Europese defensiesamenwerking'462 - Allard Castelein moet essentiële grondstoffen veiligstellen336 - Timothy Garton Ash: Hoe Europa zichzelf voor de derde keer opnieuw uitvindt253 - Poetins bizarre toespraak: hoe de president de geschiedenis van Oekraïne herschrijft***Tijdlijn00:00:00 – Deel 100:33:49 – Deel 201:09:49 – Deel 301:20:08 – Einde Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Russia, the US, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgian, and the New Global OrderConversations on Groong - February 16, 2025TopicsA New Détente?The Trump-Putin CallRussia's Strategic ChoicesRusso-Armenian RelationsRusso-Azerbaijani RelationsGeorgia's PragmatismGuestFyodor Lukyanov (Фёдор Алекса́ндрович Лукья́нов)HostsHovik ManucharyanAsbed BedrossianEpisode 414 | Recorded: Valentine's Day, February 14, 2025Video: https://youtu.be/55f4iBCIAGYSubscribe and follow us everywhere you are: linktr.ee/groong

「ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻の停戦交渉巡る会合にウクライナも招待したことをトランプ大統領が明らかに　14日にドイツで開催予定」　アメリカのトランプ大統領は、ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻の停戦交渉をめぐる会合を、14日にドイツで開く予定で、ウクライナも招待したことを明らかにしました。アメリカ・トランプ大統領：ウクライナ、ロシア、他の関係者も交渉の席につくだろう。トランプ氏は13日、記者団に対し「戦争を終わらせなければならない」と強調し、14日にドイツのミュンヘンでアメリカとロシアの高官による停戦交渉が行われ、ウクライナも招待したことを明らかにしました。また今後、この交渉に、他のヨーロッパ諸国が参加する可能性にも言及しました。ただ、ウクライナの大統領顧問は現地メディアに対し、「ミュンヘンでロシアと会談する予定はない」と述べていて、早速、足並みの乱れも露呈した形です。一方、トランプ氏はロシアをG8（主要8カ国）の枠組みから外したのは誤りだったとして、復帰を望む考えも示しました。

「トランプ氏“ロシア寄り発言”連発…ウクライナ大統領顧問「ミュンヘンでロシアと会談する予定はない」足並みに乱れ」　ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻の停戦交渉をめぐり、早くも足並みの乱れが浮き彫りになりました。アメリカのトランプ大統領は、13日、記者団に対し、ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻の停戦交渉をめぐり、アメリカとロシアの高官による会合を14日にドイツのミュンヘンで開く予定で、ウクライナも招待したことを明らかにしました。トランプ大統領：ウクライナ、ロシア、そして他の関係者も交渉の席につくだろう。トランプ氏は、「戦争を終わらせなければならない」と強調しました。また、今後、停戦交渉にはほかのヨーロッパ諸国が参加する可能性にも言及しました。ただ、ウクライナの大統領顧問は現地メディアに対し、「ミュンヘンでロシアと会談する予定はない」と述べていて、早速、足並みの乱れも露呈した形です。一方、トランプ氏はロシアをG8（主要8カ国）の枠組みから外したのは誤りだったとして、復帰を望む考えも示しました。このニュースについて、フジテレビ・立石修解説委員室長と見ていきます。青井実キャスター：G8へ復帰と望む考えも示したわけですが。トランプ大統領はプーチン大統領に優しいじゃないですけど、近寄っているイメージがありますが、その辺りどうですか？立石修解説委員室長：実はトランプ大統領は1期目のころから、ロシアのG8復帰を常に唱えていて長いんですよね。お互いのトップダウン的な手法に共感しているとも考えられます。アメリカの著名なジャーナリストの取材によりますと、トランプ大統領が2021年に1回目の大統領を退任したあとも、2人は最大で7回も電話で話をしてきたと。プーチン大統領もトランプ大統領のことを“勇敢”ですとか”知的”というふうに持ち上げていると。ただ、この2人ですから前回のトランプ政権の時もこの両者の関係性が大きな米ロの関係の進展を生んだですとか、何か歴史的な成果を生み出したことはない。極めて短期的な利害が一致しているものと考えられます。

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De halve wereld was bijeen in Kazan. Waar? Ja, in de hoofdstad van het Russische Tatarstan aan de Wolga. De zestiende topconferentie van de BRICS bracht gastheer Vladimir Poetin samen met Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi, Recep Tayyip Erdogan en tal van leiders van het mondiale Zuiden en Oosten. Zelfs António Guterres, de secretaris-generaal van de Verenigde Naties, kwam zijn vredesboodschap brengen.Jaap Jansen en PG Kroeger verkennen de BRICS en al hun onderlinge spanningen.***Deze aflevering is mede mogelijk gemaakt met donaties van luisteraars die we hiervoor hartelijk danken. Word ook vriend van de show!Heb je belangstelling om in onze podcast te adverteren of ons te sponsoren? Zend een mailtje naar adverteren@dagennacht.nl en wij zoeken contact.Op sommige podcast-apps kun je niet alles lezen. De complete tekst plus linkjes en een overzicht van al onze eerdere afleveringen vind je hier***Poetin bracht zijn collega's van China, India en Brazilië bijeen in New York toen hij begon als president van Rusland. Hij was wél lid van de G8 en zij voelden zich door de Westerse machten buitengesloten. Zij kregen entree, hij kreeg status.in 2009 begon het pas echt. Na de inval in Georgië kon Rusland alternatieve diplomatieke podia en coalities goed gebruiken. Het Westen zakte weg in de krediet- en eurocrisis en Barack Obama trad aan. Daarmee leek de tijd rijp voor een gedurfd alternatief en rivaliserende aspiraties. De vier BRIC-staten kondigden de start van een nieuwe wereldwijde reservevaluta aan die 'divers, stabiel en voorspelbaar' zou zijn.China verbond Zuid-Afrika eraan zodat het 'BRICS' ging heten en de grootste economieën van de niet-Westerse continenten verenigde. Maar de concrete uitwerking in nieuwe mondiale instellingen bleek moeizaam en traag. De Nieuwe Ontwikkelingsbank, het vermogen daarvoor en het idee van een mondiale munt als concurrent voor dollar en euro werden al snel een strijdperk, waarin China domineerde.De nieuwe leider Xi draaide er niet omheen. Los van die bank - die in Shanghai moest komen! - begon hij zijn strategische droom van de Zijderoute buiten de BRICS om te realiseren. Vervolgstappen tegen Westerse dominantie klonken ambitieus - BRICS Cable voor onderzeese cybercommunicatie netwerken, een BRICS 'Erasmus' en R&D-alliantie - maar het bleven maquettes.De Covid-pandemie trof de nieuwe alliantie zwaar. Ze bleek een papieren tijger en premier Modi van India claimde nadrukkelijker een leidende rol, ook tegenover XI. Zuid Afrika sloeg een eigen pad in. Het nodigde tientallen naties uit, te participeren als een schil van belangstellenden zonder veel impact. De Saoedi's en Argentinië haakten al snel af. Gretig was vooral het geïsoleerde Iran.Nu het afgelopen week Poetins beurt was om gastheer te zijn, zag hij dit als buitenkans voor zijn zwaar gehavende rol en positie in de wereldgemeenschap. De keuze voor Kazan in Tatarstan was een mooie schaamlap voor wie feestjes in het Kremlin toch wat al te opzichtig zou vinden.Modi en Xi gebruikten de topconferentie voor hun bilaterale problemen. Na vijf jaar ijstijd bereikten ze een soort wapenstilstand in hun grensconflict op de gletsjers van de Himalaya.Poetins voorzet van een alternatief betalingssysteem dat het Westerse SWIFT zijn monopolie zou ontnemen klonk leuk: 'BRICS Pay'. Maar het land dat via Alipay zijn eigen burgers en buitenlandse gasten tot vazallen maakt, gaf niet thuis. Poetins verklaring na afloop was fascinerend.Vooral de 'sideshows' bepaalden de sfeer en uitkomsten van Kazan. Poetin zat voor, maar heerste niet. Er was wel een soort Olympiade met veel medailles, maar tijdens de top moest de Centrale Bank in Moskou ingrijpen om de roebel niet te laten klappen. Reken maar dat vooral Xi die coïncidentie nauwkeurig noteerde.De EU kreeg van zowel Erdogan als Servië's Aleksandar Vučić een impliciete waarschuwing mee uit Kazan. We zijn loyale partners, maar we hebben ook alternatieven als jullie ons niet laten meedoen. EU-handelspartner Viëtnam deed het subtieler. Het kwam graag voor het eerst naar de BRICS, maar besloot verder tot niets.Poetins persconferentie aan het slot was er een voor de fijnproevers. De BBC ontlokte hem een ellenlange tirade over hoe het Westen Rusland kleineerde, in de hoek dreef en zijn soevereiniteit als natie ondermijnde. Hij was even openhartig als gefrustreerd.Maar waarom Kazan? De fascinerende historie en cultuur van die stad vertellen hun eigen verhaal. PG herinnert aan het grote Moslimimperium wat daar tussen 700 en 1552 onder meer de bonthandel door heel Azië en Europa beheerste. Hoe Kazan door de Mongolen werd overheerst en in 1552 door Tsaar Ivan IV 'de Verschrikkelijke' belegerd en verwoest werd. Poetin wist wat hij deed.***Verder luisteren339 – De geopolitiek van de 19e eeuw is terug. De eeuw van Bismarck258 - De kille vriendschap tussen Rusland en China455 - De bufferstaat als historische - maar ongewenste - oplossing voor Oekraïne253 - Poetins bizarre toespraak: hoe de president de geschiedenis van Oekraïne herschrijft453 – 75 jaar Volksrepubliek China, waar is het feestje?306 - De gevoelige geopolitieke relatie met China220 - China's nieuwe culturele revolutie24 - Ties Dams over China's nieuwe keizer Xi Jinping262 - Waarom India - ook voor Nederland - steeds belangrijker wordt409 - Nederland wereldwijd handelspartner, ook van communistisch Vietnam347 - Turkije: de belangrijkste verkiezing van 2023413 - "Eensgezind kunnen we elke tegenstander aan." Oana Lungescu over Poetin, Trump, Rutte en 75 jaar NAVO***Tijdlijn00:00:00 – Deel 100:28:18 – Deel 200:47:12 – Deel 301:20:31 – Einde Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Voss excelled as a lead FBI international kidnapping negotiator. At the start of his career, he thought it was all about being tough and direct. But over time, he discovered the secret to cracking negotiations—tactical empathy. Today, he teaches business leaders how to read emotions, build trust, and avoid leaving money on the table. In this episode, Chris explains why empathy is a world-changing skill and shares tactics for getting what you want in business and life. Chris Voss is a former FBI hostage negotiator with over two decades of experience in high-stakes crisis negotiations. He's the CEO of Black Swan Group and author of Never Split the Difference.  In this episode, Ilana and Chris will discuss: - How Chris became an FBI hostage negotiator - Why empathy is the secret weapon in business and life - Turning a “no” into a powerful negotiation tool - Why decision-making is emotional - The surprising power of vulnerability in negotiations - “It's not what you say, it's how you say it” - Why a positive frame of mind makes you 31% smarter - How to get your boss to pay you more - And other topics…   Chris Voss is a former FBI lead international kidnapping negotiator and expert in high-stakes negotiations. He is also the CEO of Black Swan Group and author of Never Split the Difference. With over 24 years of experience at the FBI, Chris negotiated some of the most challenging hostage situations. He represented the U.S. at G8-sponsored international conferences on kidnapping. Chris has received prestigious awards, including the Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement. He has also taught negotiation in top MBA programs at USC, Georgetown, and Harvard, as well as lecturing globally.  Connect with Chris: Chris's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophervoss/   Chris's Twitter: https://twitter.com/fbinegotiator Resources Mentioned: Chris's Book, Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It: https://www.amazon.com/Never-Split-Difference-Negotiating-Depended/dp/0062407805  Chris's Documentary, Tactical Empathy: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21383310/  Chris's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk7jHqdlFFDBhC1QIFqi54w   Negotiation Mastery Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/negotiation-mastery-6998634991547006976/  Shawn Achor's TED Talk, “The Happy Secret to Better Work”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLJsdqxnZb0  The Talent Code: Greatness Isn't Born. It's Grown. Here's How. by Daniel Coyle: https://www.amazon.com/Talent-Code-Greatness-Born-Grown/dp/055380684X  In the Presence of My Enemies by Gracia Burnham and Dean Merrill: https://www.amazon.com/Presence-My-Enemies-Gracia-Burnham/dp/0842381392 

On this episode we sit down with third time guest Chuck Pressburg from Presscheck Consulting. During our conversation we talk with Chuck about Sons Of Liberty Gun Works 6 max rifle, rifle set up, performance shooting, training issues, OIS, Force on Force Training and Team Culture.https://presscheckconsulting.com/2024-coursesSGM(R) Pressburg retired from the US Army on January 1, 2017 after 26 years of active service, mostly in Special Operations and Special Missions Units. After Infantry and Airborne Training in 1990, Chuck completed the Ranger Indoctrination Program and was assigned to the 1st Bn, 75th Ranger Regiment. Chuck's experience includes:10 years in the 75th Ranger Regiment including Platoon Sergeant of a 65-man strike force that was deployed to Afghanistan two times in 2001/2002. Chuck's platoon was highly decorated for combat action receiving 10 Silver Stars and 11 Bronze stars with “V” during their first deployment.24 months Rifle and Sniper Squad Leader - 82nd Airborne Division.2 years Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG) (Founding member, 1st active Army unit member deployed to combat, Selection Class #1, Operational Training Course (OTC) Class #1).20 months in Operation Iraqi Freedom conducting Small Kill Team (SKT) operations and Direct Action raids in support of conventional and Special Operations Forces.12 years, HQ USASOC performing various operational and staff tasks including a two-year assignment to the G8 section where Chuck performed Science and Technology R&D. While assigned to USASOC, Chuck graduated from the Defense Acquisitions University's Combat Developer's Course and The Human Factors Engineering (MANPRINT) Course. Chuck spent several years assisting in material acquisition programs for SOF.  

País Italia Dirección Roberto Andò Guion Roberto Andò Reparto Toni Servillo, Daniel Auteuil, Pierfrancesco Favino, Moritz Bleibtreu Música Nicola Piovani Fotografía Maurizio Calvesi Sinopsis Los economistas más importantes del mundo se reúnen en el marco de una reunión del G8 en un hotel de lujo de la costa alemana. Uno de los misteriosos invitados es un monje italiano, invitado por Daniel Rochè, director del Fondo Monetario Internacional. Quiere que el monje le confiese, esa misma noche, en secreto. A la mañana siguiente, Rochè aparece muerto..

Join us in this episode with Chris Voss, a former FBI negotiator and best-selling author of Never Split the Difference. With 24 years of experience negotiating with terrorists, Chris offers incredible insights into the art of negotiation. Learn how fear influences decision-making, the balance between being likable and needing to be liked, and the power of building rapport. Chris also shares why listening and asking the right questions can change everything in a negotiation. Plus, he takes us inside a real-life scenario, negotiating with a bank robber holding hostages—showing how these techniques work in action. Episode Highlights: 00:00 - Episode trailer 04:39 - The Power of Likability in Negotiations 09:20 - Authentic Intentions in Successful Negotiations 12:42 - Strategic Silence: Enhancing Negotiation Communication 28:56 - Enhancing Negotiation Skills through Strategic Training 37:15 - Tactical Empathy for Successful Negotiations 47:38 - Price-Naming Impact on Negotiation Strategies 54:17 - Strategic 'What' and 'How' Questioning Strategies 01:09:24 - Mastering Tone for Effective Communication 01:14:10 - Adapting Conflict Resolution Styles for Success 01:21:24 - "FBI Negotiator Strategies in Hostage Situations" 01:23:55 - Price Concealment Strategy in Negotiations 01:32:03 - Negotiation Success Through Personality Type Awareness About my guest: Chris Voss is the CEO and Founder of The Black Swan Group, as well as an acclaimed keynote speaker and negotiation expert. With over 24 years of experience as a lead international kidnapping negotiator for the FBI, Chris developed a deep understanding of high-stakes negotiation techniques. His career highlights include serving on the New York Joint Terrorist Task Force and negotiating during critical hostage crises, while also representing the U.S. at G8-sponsored conferences on kidnapping. Chris's training from esteemed institutions like Scotland Yard and Harvard Law School, combined with awards such as the Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement, underscores his expertise in the field. After leaving the FBI, Chris transitioned his skills to the business world, founding The Black Swan Group in 2009 to teach professionals how to navigate complex negotiations. He has held adjunct professor roles at the University of Southern California and Georgetown University, and has lectured at prestigious institutions like Harvard and Northwestern. Additionally, he serves as Managing Director of Insite Security's Kidnapping Resolution Practice. Chris's unique approach to negotiation, grounded in both psychological insight and practical experience, continues to impact leaders across industries. Connect with Chris Website: https://www.blackswanltd.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefbinegotiator/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@NegotiationMastery Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlackSwanLTD/ Become a globally recognized Trainer and Speaker in just 90 days! https://www.speaktoleadblueprint.com/speaktoleadblueprint Want to manage your life the same way that helped me make $1 million by 28 and travel the world at the same time? Grab my FREE one-page Life By Design productivity planner below ⁠https://planner.morgantnelson.com/optinplanner Join the Dream Out Loud Facebook Community https://bit.ly/49QXClW Follow me on Instagram here https://www.Instagram.com/morgantnelson Subscribe to my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@morgantnelson

Join us for an insightful and inspiring episode of the "Be All You Can Be MSC Podcast" as we explore the essential functions and responsibilities of the 70C - Health Services Comptroller. In Episode 21, we delve into the critical role of a 70C Comptroller, who directs and coordinates finance and accounting functions while serving as the financial adviser to commanders.Our special guest, MAJ(P) Laura Newell, a leading officer in the 70C field, will share her experiences and expertise on the diverse duties of a Health Services Comptroller. From developing policies and managing payrolls to directing the disbursement and receipt of AMEDD funds, MAJ(P) Newell offers a comprehensive look into the financial backbone of Army Medicine.We will also discuss the educational opportunities available through the Long-Term Health Education and Training (LTHET) program, highlighting prestigious institutions like Syracuse University and Harvard. Additionally, we will share a key ingredient in our Army journey's success: the power of friendship and personal connections, even during challenging times. MAJ(P) Newell is the G8 at Medical Readiness Command, Europe. She is currently the Deputy 70C Consultant for Strategic Communications. For more info on Force Management Horse Blanket and PPBE check it out at: https://www.afms.edu/files/publications/AFMM_Placemat.pdfDisclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are the guests and host's alone and do not reflect the official position of the Medical Service Corps, the Department of Defense, or the US Government. All information discussed is unclassified approved for public release and found on open cleared sources.For more episodes listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube @ Be All You Can Be MSC For more information, suggestions, or questions please contact: beallyoucanbemsc@gmail.com

(00:00) Intro (02:32) Morto l'uomo pestato al G8 che lottò contro la tortura in Italia (11:32) Perché il Vaticano processa Monsignor Viganò (17:00) Le 5 Storie della settimana Closer è nominato a “il Pod - Italian Podcast Awards” insieme ad altri 9 podcast. Fino al 30 giugno puoi votare il tuo podcast preferito: il podcast più votato si aggiudicherà il Premio del pubblico. Clicca qui per votare Closer Closer è realizzato grazie al supporto delle persone iscritte alla membership di Will. Con il codice CLOSER15 hai uno sconto del 15% sui piani annuali: clicca qui per sostenerci.

Billy goes over his selections for Game 2, explaining the reasons behind the changes, the inclusion of new and familiar players, and discussing whether Reece Walsh will be ready and in top form to play. 0:00 - Selections2:00 - Reece Walsh4:00 - Reserve players6:00 - DCE + Ben Hunt7:00 - MCG8:00 - Billy's experience at the G8:45 - NSW9:30 - Billy's message for QLD peopleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this semester's final Beach Weekly episode, host Lei Madrigal discusses last week's on-campus pro-Palestine protest with Daily Forty-Niner news assistant Linsey Towles, a civil war in Sudan and more. Head to the USU Beach Auditorium on Monday, May 6 for a free screening of the new movie, “Bob Marley: One Love.” Showings will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. The event is reserved for Long Beach State students and free popcorn will be available while supplies last. There will also be opportunities to win AMC gift cards and more. This week is Graduate Spirit Week, with many events to celebrate graduating students. Monday and Thursday are cap-decorating days, on Tuesday, students will gather to talk about life after graduation, and on Wednesday, there will be free boba. All events will take place within the Shakarian Student Success Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Dream Success Center Room 290. CSULB Housing is hosting a virtual Off-Campus Housing Fair on May 8 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Participants will meet local apartment managers and other students looking for roommates. Registration can be completed on the Events & Orgs app to receive the Zoom link. In an interview with Daily Forty-Niner news assistant Linsey Towles, the pair discuss the pro-Palestine protest that occurred on campus last week. The protest, organized by a collection of on-campus student activism groups, was part of a nationwide demonstration of advocacy for Palestine. Linsey Towles provided details about how the protest affected campus, where and when it happened and more. ASI senators issued a vote of no confidence for ASI president Mitali Jain on March 29. Student leaders expressed concerns with Jain's failure to fulfill campaign promises, specifically advocacy towards cultural resource centers, such as La F.U.E.R.Z.A and the Queer Students' Alliance. The late timing of the no-confidence vote so far into the semester has sparked debate about the effectiveness of a possible recall election. Around 2 a.m. on April 26, the University Police Department was alerted to an armed robbery on campus. Two suspects, a male and a female, confronted a man who was standing by his car in the G8 parking lot. According to UPD, the male suspect displayed a gun and told the man to give him the keys to his white BMW. Both suspects left the scene in the stolen car. Long Beach city officials have issued a public health emergency after a tuberculosis outbreak has left one person dead and nine hospitalized. The city Department of Health and Human Services claims the outbreak is very unlikely to affect the general public. According to the announcement, the risk of exposure is limited to people with “significant barriers to care, including homelessness and housing insecurity.” In a Wisconsin village about 23 miles from Madison, police shot and killed a 14-year-old male student who brought a gun near a middle school last Wednesday. The student never entered the school. The incident led to a lockdown of the school for several hours and schools in the district were closed the following day. Western Sudan has been experiencing a civil war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary group, Rapid Support Forces, since April 2023. According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, over 8.7 million people have been displaced by the war. They have also issued warnings about the risk of widespread starvation and death. Host: Lei MadrigalEditor: Julia GoldmanProducers: El Nicklin, Aidan SwanepoelLike, comment, and follow us on your favorite platform for more content! Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-49er-podcasts/id1488484518?uo=4 Google Podcastshttps://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kMzEwMjEwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/4HJaqJep02kHeIQy8op1n1 ⁠Overcasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes1488484518/daily-49er-podcasts

On Today's Episode Mark brings back returning guest Chris Voss to talk Empathy and his new book. Tune in for more Chris Voss CEO, Founder, Instructor, and Keynote Speaker Chris used his many years of experience in international crises and high-stakes negotiations to develop a unique program that applies globally proven techniques to the business world. Prior to 2008, Chris was the lead international kidnapping negotiator for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as well as the FBI's hostage negotiation representative for the National Security Council's Hostage Working Group. During his career, he also represented the U.S. government as an expert in kidnapping at two international conferences sponsored by the G8. Before becoming the FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator, Christopher served as the lead Crisis Negotiator for the New York City division of the FBI. Chris was a member of the New York City Joint Terrorist Task Force for 14 years. He was the case agent on TERRSTOP (Omar Abdel-Rahman/"The Blind Sheikh" case) and the TWA Flight 800 catastrophe. He also negotiated the surrender of the first hostage taker to give up in the Chase Manhattan Bank robbery. During Chris's 24-year tenure with the Bureau, he was trained in the art of negotiation by not only the FBI, but also Scotland Yard and Harvard Law School. He is also a recipient of the Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement and the FBI Agents Association Award for Distinguished and Exemplary Service. Chris has taught business negotiation in MBA programs as an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, and at Georgetown University McDonough School of Business. He also taught business negotiation at Harvard University and guest lectured at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland, and the Goethe Business School in Frankfurt, Germany. Since 2009, Chris has also worked with Insite Security as their Managing Director of the Kidnapping Resolution Practice. Chris's New Book Empathy and Understanding In Business In the business times of yesteryear, many did not believe that empathy and understanding mixed well with sound business decisions. However, with the more recent breed of entrepreneurs, many have increasingly recognized that successful and long-lasting relationships depend on using both empathy and understanding to build a solid foundation. The master of negotiation and Celebrity Expert(R) in this book, Chris Voss, reminds us that entrepreneurs want lasting relationships that build trust and clientele. He questions if anyone associates empathy with enterprise and entrepreneurism, and states that the qualities of trust and lasting relationships come out of understanding and respect for each other. In short, as stated by Brené Brown, "Empathy fuels connection." To learn more about negotiation and how the Celebrity Experts(R) herein have improved their negotiating skills, it would be beneficial to read about their accomplishments. They have honed their skills and can be great mentors. They will tell you what worked for them and what did not - saving you time, energy and cost of 'reinventing the wheel' - the path to success - in negotiating.

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Adrian Orr, central bank head of New Zealand, ridiculed modern central banking and fiat currency control, highlighting a growing reliance on gold bullion as a store of value amidst diminishing faith in fiat currencies. With major G8 nations abusing fiat currency privileges, a higher gold price is anticipated to balance diminishing faith. Despite fluctuations, gold remains resilient, while billionaire investor shifts towards gold miners reflect changing investment sentiments.

In this episode of the IMPACT = podcast, we talk to Kieron Boyle, Chief Executive of the Impact Investing Institute - an independent, non-profit organisation with a vision of transforming capital markets for a sustainable future, where impact investing is an effective tool for deploying capital. Kieron joined the Institute following seven years as Chief Executive of Guy's & St Thomas' Foundation, one of the world's oldest foundations, and itself a pioneer in incorporating impact investment into the investment strategy of its £1 billion endowment. At Guy's & St Thomas', Kieron has led some of the UK's most innovative and impactful alliances to reduce health inequalities. He was an early leader in impact investing, having joined Guy's & St Thomas' from the Cabinet Office, where he was Director of Impact Investment and the key architect, starting in 2012, of the UK Government's strategy to make the UK a global hub for impact investing. That catalytic work included the creation of Big Society Capital, the world's first wholesale social investor, and putting impact investing on the agenda of the G8 during the UK's presidency, in particular through the creation of the Social Impact Investment Taskforce. In this wideranging conversation, Kieron reflects on the evolution of impact investing over the last two decades and the UK's place in the global industry. He also share his thoughts on the pushback on ESG and the role of impact investing in creating the conditions for growth.

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Chris Voss is the CEO and Founder of The Black Swan Group, an organization that teaches strategies found in hostage negotiations and applies them to the business world. He is also the best-selling author of the book Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It. Prior to 2008, Chris was the Lead Negotiator for the FBI International Kidnapping Response as well as the FBI's hostage negotiation representative for the National Security Council's Hostage Working Group. During his career, he also represented the U.S. government as an expert in kidnapping at two international conferences sponsored by the G8. In this episode… Negotiation is a specialized yet universally useful skill. Even mundane conversations are filled with requests, persuasion, and deliberation. The basics are learned intuitively, but for more serious circumstances, more is required. Hostage situations are the most dire instance of negotiation. Experts are equipped to handle these scenarios with care and precision, pulling from thorough training and prior experience. In our digital world ransomware is also a hostage situation only your IT network is the hostage!! These advanced principles are incredibly useful for emergencies and day-to-day life alike. Now you can learn directly from a real-world ransomware example of how high-level negotiation works in practice. In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Justin and Jodi Daniels are joined by Chris Voss, the CEO and Founder of The Black Swan Group, to share the concepts of high-stakes negotiations. They walk step-by-step through Justin's ransomware negotiation for a hostage IT network and how he applied Chris' principles to great success. They also discuss how to handle timelines, good questions for negotiations, and the best negotiation tip for privacy and security professionals.

Twenty five years after an amazing demonstration of people power in Birmingham which led to the cancellation of billions of dollars worth of debt in the developing world, Adrian Goldberg asks - is it time for a repeat performance?Adrian hears from Ruth Stephens who devised a Human Chain which attracted 70,000 participants at a G8 summit in 1998, attended by Tony Blair and President Clinton. Plus Heidi Chow from Debt Justice and Precious Kalombwana in Zambia. Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White. Funded by subscriptions to the Byline Times. Made by We Bring Audio for Byline Times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bom dia Tech! Tudo bem com vc? Vamos as principais atualizações do mundo da tecnologia: Starlink lança primeiros satélites que fornecem rede a celulares Apple Vision Pro não chegará em janeiro, afirma jornalista As TVs OLED 2024 da LG colocam um foco maior do que nunca no processamento de IA Samsung anuncia monitores Odyssey OLED G6, G8 e G9 com até 360Hz Twitch punirá quem finge estar nu em nova mudança na política de nudez _ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@arthur_givigir⁠⁠⁠ Threads: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@arthur_givigir⁠⁠⁠⁠ Mastodon: ⁠⁠⁠https://mastodon.social/@arthur_givigir⁠⁠ _ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/sensho/coffee-break

This interview aired in 2011 and is still relevant today, Sister Kelleher passed on Aug 16 2013 and her life continues to be an inspiration to all***Gives us all something to think about at this time of year** We speak to Sister Elizabeth Kelleher, an 85 year old nun with the Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement, we talk about her efforts to stop more gentrification in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside the poorest postal code in Canada. Sister Elizabeth is a pillar in the Downtown Eastside where she tirelessly gives of her time and continues to be a source of inspiration for many, many people. She operates a soup kitchen that feeds between 300 and 500 of the city's most poverty stricken each day. It is estimated that there are over 10,000 homeless people in BC , of which 32 percent are aboriginal, and amongst women, 50 percent. A homeless person dies every 12 days in B.C. Conservative Estimates put the national homeless numbers at close to 300,000. The annual cost of homelessness in Canada in 2007 was approximately $4.5 to $6 billion in emergency services, community organizations, and non-profits. The cost both financially and morally of doing nothing is tremendous. Canada is the only G8 country without a national housing plan or poverty reduction strategy. Music Green and Blue by Dana Lyons  Support Latin Waves by becoming a member for as little as $1 per month. https://latinwavesmedia.com/wordpress/

The G8 were getting together for their annual jolly in June 2013. Ireland was playing host to the diplomatic dance. It's issue 239, Goodness Gracious G8 Balls Of Tennis.Hear more of our shows, buy our book, and donate here: thebuglepodcast.com/This episode was produced by Chris Skinner and Laura Turner Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Genova, estate 2001 - Dal 20 al 22 luglio, si riuniscono i rappresentati degli otto paesi più influenti del mondo, i cosiddetti G8: tra questi c'erano George W. Bush, Vladimir Putin, Tony Blair, Jacques Chirac, oltre a Silvio Berlusconi a fare da padrone di casa. All'ordine del giorno del vertice del G8, la gestione economica mondiale, il commercio internazionale e il rapporto con i Paesi in via di sviluppo. Negli stessi giorni, i movimenti no-global e le associazioni pacifiste danno vita a Genova a manifestazioni di dissenso per chiedere un'economia più equa e meno globalizzata: il loro slogan più famoso è "un altro mondo è possibile". Nelle manifestazioni, inizialmente pacifiche, la tensione sale e si verificano scontri tra civili e polizia che si surriscalderanno fino ad un punto di non ritorno: la morte di Carlo Giuliani, alla quale seguiranno l'incursione alla Diaz prima, ed i fatti della caserma di Bolzaneto poi. Perché a più di 20 anni di distanza, nonostante i processi svoltisi per determinare la verità, si tratta di una serie di eventi che tuttora divide l'opinione pubblica nazionale? Proviamo a scoprirlo insieme a Luca Pallavidino: insegnante, esperto di cronaca nera, nonchè speaker e co-fondatore del podcast “Dpen Crimini”. Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram per interagire con noi e per non perderti nessuna delle novità in anteprima e degli approfondimenti sulle puntate: https://t.me/LucePodcast

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I fu*king love Professor Beau Lotto. He's the least academic-y academic I know. He has an amazing ability to explain and explore - what can be - complicated stuff in an uncomplicated way. Among other things, we talk about destination disappointment (why achieving goals rarely equals satisfaction), the relationship between contentment and ambition, why we're addicted to certainty and why that's a problem (the certainty trap), the life of a scientific vagabond (him), why his company is called the Lab of Misfits, the idea of the world being a laboratory (taking research out of the lab), recognising and owning our bias, and lots more. Enjoy. **Bio: Dr. Beau Lotto is a neuroscientist and world-renowned expert in perception. His research explores the ways in which we experience the world through our own versions of reality. Beau is a three-time main stage TED speaker. He has spoken at the G8, Google's Zeitgest, Wired, Oslo Freedom Forum, Big Think and contributed to the BBC, National Geographic, Netflix and PBS. Beau is also the founder of the world's first neuro-design studio, Lab of Misfits. Part lab, part creative studio, Lab of Misfits takes a disruptive approach to research, partnering with brands to blend science, art and performance to explore pivotal principles in current culture. labofmisfits.com@labofmisfitsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Global South countries making up 80% of the world population called to transform the "unfair international economic order" at the G77+China summit in Cuba. VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=A4I5bLlip5Y Topics 0:00 Introduction 1:19 G77 vs G20 vs G8 vs G7 7:06 G77+China statement 18:17 Speech by Cuba's President Díaz-Canel 43:46 Speech by Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega 49:44 Outro

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On Today's Episode - Mark welcomes everyone in and lets us know that Chuck will not be with us today. Blunt Force Truth West is without power / AC. So, we were not going to make Chuck go sit in a metal building in 110-degree heat with no AC. Mark introduces us to today's guest Chris Voss (bio below). Chris is going to talk us through some if his lessons learned and share what he knows with us. All Chris's books below https://www.amazon.com/stores/Chris-Voss/author/B018Y2I9A8?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true Chris Voss https://www.blackswanltd.com/chris-voss Chris used his many years of experience in international crises and high-stakes negotiations to develop a unique program that applies globally proven techniques to the business world. Prior to 2008, Chris was the lead international kidnapping negotiator for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as well as the FBI's hostage negotiation representative for the National Security Council's Hostage Working Group. During his career, he also represented the U.S. government as an expert in kidnapping at two international conferences sponsored by the G8. Before becoming the FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator, Christopher served as the lead Crisis Negotiator for the New York City division of the FBI. Chris was a member of the New York City Joint Terrorist Task Force for 14 years. He was the case agent on TERRSTOP (Omar Abdel-Rahman/"The Blind Sheikh" case) and the TWA Flight 800 catastrophe. He also negotiated the surrender of the first hostage taker to give up in the Chase Manhattan Bank robbery. During Chris's 24-year tenure with the Bureau, he was trained in the art of negotiation by not only the FBI, but also Scotland Yard and Harvard Law School. He is also a recipient of the Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement and the FBI Agents Association Award for Distinguished and Exemplary Service. Chris has taught business negotiation in MBA programs as an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, and at Georgetown University McDonough School of Business. He also taught business negotiation at Harvard University and guest lectured at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland, and the Goethe Business School in Frankfurt, Germany.

Si bien Wagner es hoy la parte más visible de la presencia rusa en África, sus raíces remontan a la Guerra Fría y a las luchas de descolonización frente a las potencias europeas. Hoy el campo occidental intenta alinearla con su postura frente a Rusia, pero el pasado reciente no le facilita la tarea. Entrevistamos a Mira Milosevic, investigadora principal del Instituto Elcano para Rusia, Eurasia y los Balcanes.   RFI : En un reciente trabajo, usted destaca que para abordar la actual presencia rusa en África es imprescindible recordar el pasado: la Unión Soviética y la Guerra Fría.Mira Milosevic: En mí artículo, lo abordo como un retorno de Rusia a África, en el sentido de que Rusia estuvo muy presente en África durante la Guerra Fría y la Unión Soviética. Ha participado activamente en apoyo a la lucha contra el colonialismo en diferentes países africanos. Por eso lo llamo el retorno. Aunque Rusia, aparte de estas redes establecidas durante la Guerra Fría, también está usando la diplomacia empresarial en el sector de los recursos naturales, las campañas de desinformación, y también, muy activamente, al grupo paramilitar Wagner. Un grupo que vela por los intereses económicos y geopolíticos de Rusia en África.  RFI : ¿Hasta qué punto esa participación en la descolonización ha facilitado la presencia rusa en África en la actualidad? Mira Milosevic: La ha facilitado porque durante la Guerra Fría y esas luchas anticoloniales, se crearon sólidos lazos diplomáticos. Empezando por las Naciones Unidas, donde el instrumento diplomático de Rusia ejerce su influencia en el orden internacional, en este caso, particularmente en África. Rusia nunca ha sido allí un país colonialista, por lo tanto, no tiene el lastre de ese pasado como lo pueden tener por ejemplo Francia o Bélgica, y eso le facilita las cosas. Aparte de ese apoyo ideológico, aunque la ideología comunista ya no sea tan atractiva para los países africanos, el apoyo más importante ha sido la venta de armas, de sistemas de armamento, sobre todo en el norte de África, pero también en otros países como Zimbabue o Mozambique durante la Guerra Fría. Es decir, sólidos vínculos diplomáticos además del ámbito de la seguridad y la defensa. Vínculos que Rusia ha intentado aprovechar y que ahora está aprovechando. Sin olvidar la dimensión económica. Rusia no tiene tanto dinero como lo tiene China, pero lo que está haciendo Rusia y lo que ha hecho, es perdonar la enorme deuda de los países africanos y ellos están muy agradecidos. Una deuda contraída en el periodo de la Unión Soviética. Ya cuando formó parte del G8, incluso antes de su ruptura de cooperación con Occidente, Rusia empezó a perdonar la deuda -hablamos de unos 20 mil millones de de dólares. En la primera cumbre entre Rusia y África, Vladimir Putin anunció que Rusia iba a perdonar toda la deuda de todos los países africanos y esto también le facilita las cosas.  RFI : ¿Cuáles serían actualmente los objetivos de Rusia? Tal vez uno de los más importantes es el acceso a recursos naturales, ¿no?  Mira Milosevic: Rusia busca tener influencia en la región y ampliar su presencia geoestratégica para competir con Occidente, pero los recursos naturales, sobre todo la explotación minera (oro, diamantes, uranio, litio, materiales raros), que están en África, es uno de los mayores intereses de Rusia. Además, desde la guerra en Ucrania, las empresas que se dedican a la explotación de minas de oro, por ejemplo en Sudán, son el mayor instrumento de Rusia para evitar las sanciones, porque las sanciones están vinculadas al dólar. Si Rusia paga directamente en oro, de esta manera puede burlar las sanciones. Rusia es un país que tiene una enorme experiencia en las industrias de explotación minera, con instrumentos no muy modernos, pero que son accesibles para un mercado africano. Quiero decir que es una relación beneficiosa. No se trata de una explotación de los países africanos, sino de un intercambio donde Rusia intenta trasladar su conocimiento en esta materia.   RFI: Países como Francia tienen dificultades a posicionarse en este contexto como en el caso de Mali, donde los lazos coloniales son un obstáculo.Mira Milosevic: Se vio en Mali y también en Burkina Faso, pero sobre todo en Mali, donde el Gobierno había invitado a Francia para que le ayude a proteger a sus instituciones y sobre todo, en la lucha contra el islamismo radical y los grupos terroristas. Pero luego le ha pedido que se vaya. La situación en el Sahel es muy complicada y Mali es un paradigma de ello. Pero allí hay errores que no son sólo de Francia. El error más grave -desde mi punto de vista- ha sido intervenir en Libia y esto fue una decisión de las Naciones Unidas y de la OTAN, no sólo de Francia. Y esa operación, francamente, ha fracasado. El armamento y el caos que se produjo en Libia, se ha ido trasladando hacia Mali. Francia no tiene buena fama por ser un país que ha sido colonialista en África, como también Bélgica. El debate sobre el colonialismo, supongo que es incómodo y desagradable para los países que fueron colonialistas. Es un debate muy complicado. Es un tema muy complejo y muy difícil de evocar.  El ejemplo de Francia en Mali es un ejemplo de un país que hasta ahora ha estado muy presente, hasta que Mali le dijo que se vaya. Pero este fracaso no se debe sólo a una mala política de Francia, sino a una desafortunada política de Occidente en África. RFI: Fracaso de una política occidental que tal vez ha dejado un vacío... Mira Milosevic: La geopolítica es como la física, donde hay un vacío, algo o alguien lo llena. Como con el fracaso occidental o de Francia en el caso de Mali. El gobierno de Mali llamó e invitó al grupo Wagner a ocupar este sitio, y por lo visto -según el Gobierno de Mali- Wagner ha sido más eficaz y eficiente que las tropas francesas. Se ve que los países que tienen un gobierno sólido, como por ejemplo Etiopía, tienen buenas relaciones con Rusia. Las relaciones no salen de un marco legal, son unas relaciones bilaterales normales. Sin embargo, gobiernos que tienen problemas con Occidente, que sufren sanciones o que son gobiernos con Estados fallidos y con una presencia del islamismo radical grande, por pura desesperación al final acuden a Rusia y al grupo Wagner para solucionar sus problemas. Me refiero a los países del Sahel, también a Sudán.Los paramilitares de Wagner son un grupo que está especializado en proteger a gobiernos corruptos de sátrapas y también a luchar contra el islamismo radical. Y hay que decir que vienen por invitación. No es algo que Rusia impone a estos países, sino que ellos la invitan. Primero porque Occidente no les hace caso. Segundo, porque pueden tener muchas sanciones por parte de Occidente. Y tercero, y quizás es lo más importante, porque tienen una inestabilidad interna que no saben cómo afrontar, producida por el terrorismo y por los grupos del islamismo radical.Wagner forma parte de una diplomacia paramilitar y no sabemos hasta dónde llegan los acuerdos entre los gobiernos locales africanos, el gobierno ruso y los paramilitares de Wagner. Seguramente hay allí algo que se nos escapa porque no son transparentes. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3279340/advertisement

Si bien Wagner es hoy la parte más visible de la presencia rusa en África, sus raíces remontan a la Guerra Fría y a las luchas de descolonización frente a las potencias europeas. Hoy el campo occidental intenta alinearla con su postura frente a Rusia, pero el pasado reciente no le facilita la tarea. Entrevistamos a Mira Milosevic, investigadora principal del Instituto Elcano para Rusia, Eurasia y los Balcanes.   RFI : En un reciente trabajo, usted destaca que para abordar la actual presencia rusa en África es imprescindible recordar el pasado: la Unión Soviética y la Guerra Fría.Mira Milosevic: En mí artículo, lo abordo como un retorno de Rusia a África, en el sentido de que Rusia estuvo muy presente en África durante la Guerra Fría y la Unión Soviética. Ha participado activamente en apoyo a la lucha contra el colonialismo en diferentes países africanos. Por eso lo llamo el retorno. Aunque Rusia, aparte de estas redes establecidas durante la Guerra Fría, también está usando la diplomacia empresarial en el sector de los recursos naturales, las campañas de desinformación, y también, muy activamente, al grupo paramilitar Wagner. Un grupo que vela por los intereses económicos y geopolíticos de Rusia en África.  RFI : ¿Hasta qué punto esa participación en la descolonización ha facilitado la presencia rusa en África en la actualidad? Mira Milosevic: La ha facilitado porque durante la Guerra Fría y esas luchas anticoloniales, se crearon sólidos lazos diplomáticos. Empezando por las Naciones Unidas, donde el instrumento diplomático de Rusia ejerce su influencia en el orden internacional, en este caso, particularmente en África. Rusia nunca ha sido allí un país colonialista, por lo tanto, no tiene el lastre de ese pasado como lo pueden tener por ejemplo Francia o Bélgica, y eso le facilita las cosas. Aparte de ese apoyo ideológico, aunque la ideología comunista ya no sea tan atractiva para los países africanos, el apoyo más importante ha sido la venta de armas, de sistemas de armamento, sobre todo en el norte de África, pero también en otros países como Zimbabue o Mozambique durante la Guerra Fría. Es decir, sólidos vínculos diplomáticos además del ámbito de la seguridad y la defensa. Vínculos que Rusia ha intentado aprovechar y que ahora está aprovechando. Sin olvidar la dimensión económica. Rusia no tiene tanto dinero como lo tiene China, pero lo que está haciendo Rusia y lo que ha hecho, es perdonar la enorme deuda de los países africanos y ellos están muy agradecidos. Una deuda contraída en el periodo de la Unión Soviética. Ya cuando formó parte del G8, incluso antes de su ruptura de cooperación con Occidente, Rusia empezó a perdonar la deuda -hablamos de unos 20 mil millones de de dólares. En la primera cumbre entre Rusia y África, Vladimir Putin anunció que Rusia iba a perdonar toda la deuda de todos los países africanos y esto también le facilita las cosas.  RFI : ¿Cuáles serían actualmente los objetivos de Rusia? Tal vez uno de los más importantes es el acceso a recursos naturales, ¿no?  Mira Milosevic: Rusia busca tener influencia en la región y ampliar su presencia geoestratégica para competir con Occidente, pero los recursos naturales, sobre todo la explotación minera (oro, diamantes, uranio, litio, materiales raros), que están en África, es uno de los mayores intereses de Rusia. Además, desde la guerra en Ucrania, las empresas que se dedican a la explotación de minas de oro, por ejemplo en Sudán, son el mayor instrumento de Rusia para evitar las sanciones, porque las sanciones están vinculadas al dólar. Si Rusia paga directamente en oro, de esta manera puede burlar las sanciones. Rusia es un país que tiene una enorme experiencia en las industrias de explotación minera, con instrumentos no muy modernos, pero que son accesibles para un mercado africano. Quiero decir que es una relación beneficiosa. No se trata de una explotación de los países africanos, sino de un intercambio donde Rusia intenta trasladar su conocimiento en esta materia.   RFI: Países como Francia tienen dificultades a posicionarse en este contexto como en el caso de Mali, donde los lazos coloniales son un obstáculo.Mira Milosevic: Se vio en Mali y también en Burkina Faso, pero sobre todo en Mali, donde el Gobierno había invitado a Francia para que le ayude a proteger a sus instituciones y sobre todo, en la lucha contra el islamismo radical y los grupos terroristas. Pero luego le ha pedido que se vaya. La situación en el Sahel es muy complicada y Mali es un paradigma de ello. Pero allí hay errores que no son sólo de Francia. El error más grave -desde mi punto de vista- ha sido intervenir en Libia y esto fue una decisión de las Naciones Unidas y de la OTAN, no sólo de Francia. Y esa operación, francamente, ha fracasado. El armamento y el caos que se produjo en Libia, se ha ido trasladando hacia Mali. Francia no tiene buena fama por ser un país que ha sido colonialista en África, como también Bélgica. El debate sobre el colonialismo, supongo que es incómodo y desagradable para los países que fueron colonialistas. Es un debate muy complicado. Es un tema muy complejo y muy difícil de evocar.  El ejemplo de Francia en Mali es un ejemplo de un país que hasta ahora ha estado muy presente, hasta que Mali le dijo que se vaya. Pero este fracaso no se debe sólo a una mala política de Francia, sino a una desafortunada política de Occidente en África. RFI: Fracaso de una política occidental que tal vez ha dejado un vacío... Mira Milosevic: La geopolítica es como la física, donde hay un vacío, algo o alguien lo llena. Como con el fracaso occidental o de Francia en el caso de Mali. El gobierno de Mali llamó e invitó al grupo Wagner a ocupar este sitio, y por lo visto -según el Gobierno de Mali- Wagner ha sido más eficaz y eficiente que las tropas francesas. Se ve que los países que tienen un gobierno sólido, como por ejemplo Etiopía, tienen buenas relaciones con Rusia. Las relaciones no salen de un marco legal, son unas relaciones bilaterales normales. Sin embargo, gobiernos que tienen problemas con Occidente, que sufren sanciones o que son gobiernos con Estados fallidos y con una presencia del islamismo radical grande, por pura desesperación al final acuden a Rusia y al grupo Wagner para solucionar sus problemas. Me refiero a los países del Sahel, también a Sudán.Los paramilitares de Wagner son un grupo que está especializado en proteger a gobiernos corruptos de sátrapas y también a luchar contra el islamismo radical. Y hay que decir que vienen por invitación. No es algo que Rusia impone a estos países, sino que ellos la invitan. Primero porque Occidente no les hace caso. Segundo, porque pueden tener muchas sanciones por parte de Occidente. Y tercero, y quizás es lo más importante, porque tienen una inestabilidad interna que no saben cómo afrontar, producida por el terrorismo y por los grupos del islamismo radical.Wagner forma parte de una diplomacia paramilitar y no sabemos hasta dónde llegan los acuerdos entre los gobiernos locales africanos, el gobierno ruso y los paramilitares de Wagner. Seguramente hay allí algo que se nos escapa porque no son transparentes. 

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Telecast no ar! Programa vem pra analisar a vitória do Náutico por 3 a 1 nos Aflitos, diante do Floresta! Resultado coloca o Timbu a um ponto do G8 da Série C. Ouça agora ou quando quiser. Nosso programa contou com as apresentação de Lucas Liausu, e nos comentários, Anderson Malagutti e Clauber Santana. Além […]

C dans l'air l'invité du 22 mai avec Pierre Rabadan, adjoint aux sports de la Ville de Paris. Dans moins de 500 jours, auront lieu les Jeux olympiques et paralympiques de Paris 2024. Demain, le gouvernement présentera les conditions d'accueil et de sécurité pour la parade nautique sur la Seine du 26 juillet 2024, avec du public sur les quais bas (100 000 places payantes) et sur les quais hauts (environ 400 000 accès gratuits). En juillet 2020, Emmanuel Macron promettait dans l'Équipe une "billetterie populaire", principalement destinée aux jeunes pour les Jeux olympiques 2024. Pourtant, les organisateurs de Paris 2024 font face à la colère des sportifs, des fans et de tous ceux qui ont été tirés au sort et qui ont découvert le montant des billets pour les JO allant jusqu'à 2700 euros. De nombreuses mises en garde sur la sécurité ont été faites ces dernières semaines. Pour Bertrand Cavallier, superviseur du sommet du G8 à Evian (Haute-Savoie) en 2003, "une cérémonie sur la Seine est à peu près la pire configuration imaginable". Selon lui, la configuration des lieux, l'affluence, "l'existence d'une coupure humide" exigent “une construction au millimètre”, avec un zonage précis des spectateurs le long des quais et "une présence extrêmement densifiée des forces de l'ordre, avec une capacité d'intervention immédiate en cas de transgression ou de problème". De son côté, la présidente de la région Ile-de-France, Valérie Pécresse, a fait savoir que la capacité des transports serait "insuffisante" avec une jauge à 600 000 personnes, alors que cette journée de cérémonie d'ouverture se traduira par "la fermeture de quasiment tous les ponts". Ile-de-France Mobilités a estimé pouvoir gérer jusqu'à 500 000 personnes au total. Après avoir vendu 3,25 millions de billets lors de la première phase, les organisateurs en proposent 1,5 million pour cette deuxième phase qui s'est ouverte le 11 mai. Une troisième phase de vente sera mise en place d'ici à la fin de 2023 et jusqu'en 2024. Elle se déroulera "au fil de l'eau, selon le principe du ‘premier arrivé premier servi", d'après le comité d'organisation des Jeux olympiques et paralympiques. Pierre Rabadan est l'adjoint aux sports de la Ville de Paris. Il reviendra sur la présentation de demain du ministre de l'Intérieur Gérald Darmanin au sujet des conditions d'accueil et de sécurité pour la parade nautique sur la Seine du 26 juillet 2024. Il fera également le point sur les 500 jours qu'il reste avant le top départ de ces Jeux olympiques 2024.

On today's episode, Dennis speaks with FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator, CEO & Foudner of The Black Swan Group and best-selling author, Chris Voss. Chris used his many years of experience in international crises and high-stakes negotiations to develop a unique program that applies globally proven techniques to the business world. Prior to 2008, Chris was the lead international kidnapping negotiator for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as well as the FBI's hostage negotiation representative for the National Security Council's Hostage Working Group. During his career, he also represented the U.S. government as an expert in kidnapping at two international conferences sponsored by the G8. Before becoming the FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator, Christopher served as the lead Crisis Negotiator for the New York City division of the FBI. Chris was a member of the New York City Joint Terrorist Task Force for 14 years. He was the case agent on TERRSTOP (Omar Abdel-Rahman/"The Blind Sheikh" case) and the TWA Flight 800 catastrophe. He also negotiated the surrender of the first hostage taker to give up in the Chase Manhattan Bank robbery. During Chris's 24-year tenure with the Bureau, he was trained in the art of negotiation by not only the FBI, but also Scotland Yard and Harvard Law School. He is also a recipient of the Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement and the FBI Agents Association Award for Distinguished and Exemplary Service. Chris has taught business negotiation in MBA programs as an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, and at Georgetown University McDonough School of Business. He also taught business negotiation at Harvard University and guest lectured at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland, and the Goethe Business School in Frankfurt, Germany. Since 2009, Chris has also worked with Insite Security as their Managing Director of the Kidnapping Resolution Practice. Today, Dennis and Chris discuss his law enforcement career, how he transitioned into the FBI, the importance of communication and how to master negotiation, how to employ communication out in the streets and why it is so important in everyday life. For more information about Chris and The Black Swan Group: https://www.blackswanltd.com/chris-voss Purchase Chris's book "Never Split the Difference" here: https://www.amazon.com/Never-Split-Difference-audiobook/dp/B01COR1GM2/ref=sr_1_1?hvadid=241647842045&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9003928&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=5146985811834273962&hvtargid=kwd-293148709160&hydadcr=22592_10356144&keywords=never+split+the+difference+voss&qid=1683230143&sr=8-1 If you like what you are hearing and want to stay in the loop with the latest in Street Cop Training, please follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StreetCopTraining Don't forget to subscribe and rate the podcast, it truly helps! Sign up for classes here: https://streetcoptraining.com/course-list/Follow our podcast here: https://streetcoptraining.com/street-cop-podcast/    or    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/street-cop-podcast/id1538474515

Chris Voss has an extremely impressive resume and bio. He's used many years of experience in international crisis and high-stakes negotiations to develop a unique program that applies globally proven techniques to the business world through his company, which is called The Black Swan Group. Prior to 2008, Chris was the lead international kidnapping negotiator for the FBI, as well as the FBI's hostage negotiation representative for the National Security Council's hostage working group. During his career, he's also represented the US Government as an expert in kidnapping at two international conferences sponsored by the G8. Before becoming the FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator, Chris served as the lead crisis negotiator for the New York City division of the FBI, and he really was in some precarious negotiations and he talks a lot about those experiences in his wonderful book, which is called Never Split the Difference, which has sold over two million copies. Chris was a member of the New York City joint terrorist task force for fourteen years; Chris has been in the weeds, in the trenches, fighting against some of the toughest, most difficult stuff that our country has faced. During his 24-year tenure, Chris has really experienced so many different situations. He's trained not just on the field and in the trenches, but he's also gone to Scotland Yard and Harvard Law School so he could learn more about negotiation. He's also been a teacher; he's taught business negotiation in MBA programs as an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business, and at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. In addition to that, he's gone all over the world to teach as a guest lecturer from places like Harvard University to the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, and even to places like Germany to teach what he's learned along his journey and his experience. In today's conversation, Chris will talk about experiences as a negotiator, whether it's kidnapping or whether it's something in your business, and I even get into negotiation with my children. I think you'll find that he's definitely someone who's had applied experience, there's no question about that, but he also loves to read, he loves to listen to podcasts, he loves to learn from science and research; Chris is this amazing blend of authentic, real, street smart, coupled by a humility and a strong, strong desire to learn that I think you will connect with. I know you're going to learn from Chris, I certainly did.   Chris had a number of amazing insights during our conversation. Some of them include: “Nobody is going to be great at negotiation first thing in the morning” (8:30). “Mirroring works great with kids of all ages when you're trying to get them to talk” (8:50). “'No' makes people feel safe and secure” (9:20). “People are smarter when they're laughing and they're having a good time” (9:45). “Trying to get people to say ‘yes' is a bad idea” (11:10). “'Yes' is nothing without ‘how'” (14:15). “Open-ended questions are designed to create thinking, not to get an answer” (16:00). “Helping people get better. Helping people solve their problems. Helping people accelerate their lives. [That's what excites me].” (18:40). “What people don't say is as important as what they do say” (19:10). “Sniff out the people that are trying to cut your throat, trying to exploit your interests, and walk away” (21:10). “Best chance of success means you're not always going to be successful” (22:30). “When things go bad, you have two choices: you can grow, or you can quit” (22:35). “I don't think you really learn anything when you win” (24:20). “You can't read enough. You can't learn enough. You can't listen enough” (27:15). “High IQ people have trouble being good negotiators” (28:40). “Curiosity is a superpower” (29:45). “You're 31% smarter in a positive frame-of-mind” (29:55). “It's impossible to be curious and in a negative frame-of-mind at the same time” (30:05). “Empathy is really about demonstrating understanding” (35:45). “Empathy is not about liking or agreeing with the other side” (36:35). “Data improves design. We execute and learn constantly” (43:10). “Someone once asked me ‘Describe yourself in three words.” And my respond was “deeply flawed human” (45:05). “[Listening skills] are perishable” (45:45). “Compromise is lazy. Compromise is not collaborative” (46:55). “Don't let your ego get in the way of a better idea” (47:30). “Never be mean to somebody who can hurt you by doing nothing” (58:25).   Additionally, you can purchase Chris's book, Never Split the Difference, anywhere books are sold. You can also find the website for the Black Swan Group here, where you can find a ton of information and also sign up for a free newsletter. Lastly, you can follow Chris on Instagram as well. Thank you so much to Chris for coming on the podcast! I wrote a book called “Shift Your Mind” that was released in October of 2020, and you can order it on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Additionally, I have launched a company called Strong Skills, and I encourage you to check out our new website https://www.strongskills.co/. If you liked this episode and/or any others, please follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening.

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Based in London, Emma Hardy is well practiced in capturing the nuances of everyday life. Her images reflect an often unnoticed drama behind the scenes. Coming from a theatrical background and having worked as an actress herself before focusing on photography, Emma cites her fascination with people's behaviour, the tensions, interactions and quirky humour, as a driving energy in her work.Mainly self-taught, Emma photographs on film, simply, with natural or available light, stating “I try not to impose much technique or too much of myself on my subjects.” As such, there's a hallmark honesty to her work. Her images are infused with a believable sense of being, her portraits are intimate and unselfconscious. Tilda Swinton, Natalia Vodianova, Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Stella McCartney have sat for her, among others.She started photographing portraits, documents and fashion for British Vogue, The Telegraph magazine, Vanity Fair, The Fader, The New York Times and Rolling Stone, among many others, and had her first solo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London in 2006 with a project titled Exceptional Youth.  Other exhibitions in London, New York and Milan followed, and she was invited to photograph a series of portraits for the London 2012 Olympics, again featured at the National Portrait Gallery. Thirty-nine of her portraits are in the permanent collection at the NPG London. In 2012 she was commissioned by Oxfam & The Economist to travel to Cambodia to document the citizens of Phnom Penh who were battling the governments land grabs—this series became an exhibition in London in 2013 titled Losing Ground, the exhibition travelled to Washington DC where the images were used as a lobbying tool to help the Cambodian situation onto the G8 summit list.Permissions, Emma's first monograph, was published by Gost Books in November 2022.  Some of the images were exhibited at 1014 Gallery in Dalston, London, December 2022 - January 2023.Describing her aesthetic as raw but tender, Emma finds beauty in imperfection, and polish in the detail of everyday life. And through her lens, the most ordinary moments seem steeped in romance and intrigue, as if her subjects are characters in a movie playing in her head.On episode 200, Emma discusses, among other things:Is art more pure if it's done for the joy of it?Beauty and lyricismChildhood feelings of being an outsiderTaking pictures of her children from an early ageTrying to transmit how she felt in her workThe inclusion of still lifes of flowersWhy she started to photograph her mumThe issue of permission and consentHow the way she shot changed over timeReferenced:Nan GoldinRichard BillinghamNick WaplingtonVivian Maier4000 Weeks by Oliver BurkemanStuart SmithStephen Ledger-LomasNiall Sweeney Website | Instagram“When things line up, when life or the universe says ‘I've got something I can show you. Are you ready? ARE you ready?' And you might be ready, and you might catch this thing that is shown to you. And that's incredibly beautiful. And the times that that has happened I was very aware of it. Like, my whole body started fizzing.”