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[Sao Paulo]Brazilian media reported on the 21st that President Lula, who participated in an expanded meeting of the G7 Hiroshima Summit, said that the solution to global threats such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is “to form conflicting blocs and only to a limited number of countries.” Reported a speech saying that it is not in the contemplation by He conveyed a critical stance toward the Western European-led movement to confront China and Russia.

Mr. Lula called for reform of the United Nations Security Council, saying, “Without reforms such as increasing the number of permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, we will not be able to restore its effectiveness.” also emphasized the importance of

Brazil is one of the emerging and developing countries known as the Global South, and the Lula administration is said to be pro-Russian and Chinese.



SAN SALVADOR – The death toll following a stampede at a soccer stadium in El Salvador has risen to at least 12. In addition, around 100 people were taken to various hospitals in serious condition, said the director of civil protection in the Central American country, Luis Alonso Amaya. The police had previously announced that at least nine people died in the panic at the Cuscatlán stadium in the capital, San Salvador.

France hopes that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s trip to the G7 summit will give countries like India and Brazil more understanding of Ukraine’s position. Asked that a French government plane took Selenskyj to the Arab League and then on to the G7 meeting in Hiroshima, Macron said on Sunday that it was also regarding creating peace and finding solutions.

It is in the interests of France and its role as a permanent member of the UN Security Council to allow Zelenskyy “to express himself before several world powers, which are sometimes only exposed to a single discourse,” Macron told journalists on the sidelines of the summit.

He referred to an upcoming meeting of the so-called BRICS countries Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. “This is very important for us because it prevents a division in the world – between those who clearly support Ukraine and those who say they support peace, sometimes without knowing exactly what that means.”