All right, we are live with Alexander McCurice in London, and we are happy and honored to have with us.

Once again, on the Duran, Professor Jeffrey Sachs.

Professor Sachs, how are you doing today?

Great with you with you guys.

Great work you're doing.

Thank you.

Likewise, great to have you on.

And I have the links to Jeffrey Sachs' work in the description box down below. I will also add those links as a pinned comment when the live stream is over. So a big hello to everyone that is watching us on all the platforms. A big thank you and shout out to our chat moderators. We have a lot of news to get to. So Alexander and Professor Sacks,

let's jump right into it. Let's indeed, because as Alex said, an awful lot of news. And we've had

a whole succession of very big summits and meetings in China. And the most important things for me

are too. Firstly, India and China starting to get on good terms with each other.

To repeat again, a point I've made in my last programme on my channel. I think this is unequivocally a good thing.

I don't understand why we don't see it in those terms in the West. An unequivocally good

thing and it opens up enormous possibilities. The second, which is a commercial agreement,

is power of Siberia 2. Gas, which was flowing to the West, is now going to flow to the east.

Now, contrast the spirit and atmosphere of the meetings in China.

And by the way, Professor Sacks, who is of course with us,

was a person whom I remember last year telling us that he thought

that India and China were going to start to sort out their differences.

I remember that.

He said it on one of our programs that we did with him.

Anyway, contrast the positive, forward-looking approaches being taken in these meetings in Tianzine

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