Regarding the issue of freeing a part of the blocked funds of the Islamic Republic, first of all, they were promoting it in the west. During my trip to new york, i saw that, for example, some people do not understand that america has not paid us our oil money. They thought that biden gave us some money, they say, why did biden give iran 6 billion dollars, i dont know how much, this money belonged to the Islamic Republic, which was wrongly in this the countries became blake, and by the way, the right policy of the government was to threaten south korea. The parliament had a bill ready, mr. Abedini, that the parliament should form a bill for the Islamic Republic to file a complaint against south korea in the international forum. In my opinion, south korea is one of the reasons why the money it freed us, this was the threat that the government of that country made , and i said that without taking a step in the jcpoa, we were able to in these countries, in iraq, in luxemburg, and in some c
Degradation. The emphasis of the Foreign Relations council on the importance of the republican presence of the Foreign Relations council for the american Foreign Relations council, which for the first time attended the residence of the iranian president during these 40 years, why our Foreign Ministers went to the american Foreign Relations council in governments different and in that conversation and questions and answers, this was the first time i came there, i realized how important it is to one, of course, i realized more there , i realized more what shaankai means and the presence of the Islamic Republic in their eyes and in their words and expressions, our presence in brics and our presence in shanka, our presence in the Economic Union of russia was very important, and their question to the Islamic Republic was, in what format and formula were you able to reach the conclusion of the jcpoa at the height of the sanctions, which the americans and europeans say if the agreement is not
, of course, we need to refrain from making harsh statements, and there is no need, no matter what, there is no need to hurt the feelings of the people who are involved in this, first and second, it is necessary so as not to avoid losses among the civilian population, all actions, if they cannot be avoided, must be selective, and it is necessary to minimize threats and losses among innocent women, children, the elderly, this is known, i think that it does not cause any doubts position, and of course, it is necessary to avoid the expansion of the conflict at all costs, because if this happens, it will have an impact on the International Situation as a whole, and not just on the region, clashes in palestinian cities are intensifying, eyewitnesses are posting videos from jenina, where all the time. There were firefights. The israeli authorities said they were ready for a protracted war. On the streets of some cities, weapons are being distributed to the population. Maria skorodilka will t
Thank you, everyone for coming today, thrilled to be with these wonderful writers. We will be talking about the relationship between the United States and china and thinking about that under the paradigm of a second cold war whether thats helpful or not helpful way of looking at that relationship. Let me tell you about the people up here. The author of the book we need new stories, ece temelkuran is a writer, a turkish novelist and journalist and grateful to have her here. Mohsin hamid is a novelist and author of many books. Its wonderful to have him here. And anne appelbaum, historian of the soviet union and the cold war, and her books include iron curtain, great to have you here. When we are done, you should get notecards at some point today and if you have any questions, pass them to the end of the island we will read those in the last halfhour of the event. I want to start with you, mohsin hamid. What do you think of this idea of a second cold war with china and specifically how it
Thank you everyone for coming today. Im thrilled to be with all these wonderful writers. We are going to be talking about the relationship between the United States and china. Thinking about that under the paradigm of a second cold war whether thats helpful or not helpful way of looking at that relationship. Let me tell you briefly about the people appear. A coldness guardian and author of the book we need new stories its great to have her here. It is also a writer, a turkish novelist and journalist its wonderful to have her here. Pakistani novelist the author of many books exit west of the fundamentalist, its wonderful to have them here. And a historian of the soviet union and the cold war. And a writer at the atlantic. Her books include gulags and iron curtain. Its great to have you here. And when we are done you should get in note cards at some point today, some point in the next active questions you can pass on to the end of the aisle. We will read those for the next halfhour of th