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一 | Sputnik: How do you assess the results of the XIV BRICS Summit for Russia and India?,Denis Alipov: The XIV BRICS Summit held on 23 June this year was certainly another significant step in the development of the BRICS [Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa] grouping, which in essence reflects the formation of a new reality in international relations - the transition from a unipolar system to a polycentric world order.,The important thing is that, against the backdrop of geopolitical collisions, the five countries send a powerful message of common understanding of global processes - from reforming the multilateral system of economic governance to the situation in disarmament and non-proliferation, information security, counter-terrorism and other challenges. There was a clear consensus against arbitrary sanctions, which are the exclusive prerogative of the UN Security Council. We also shared a disapproval of the distorting effects of any discriminatory measures in international trade, which mainly affect developing countries.,Of course, our main target now is to build a smooth and reliable system of mutual settlements as an alternative to a compromised mechanism based on the dominance of the US dollar. We suggest developing a new international currency, to connect the banks of the BRICS countries to the Russian System for Transfer of Financial Messages, SPFS (a SWIFT analogue), to integrate national payment systems into a unified network for cross-border clearing settlements.,Clearly, no less importantly are steps to strengthen BRICS’ sectoral cooperation, which, according to the results of this year's work, continues to expand in the spheres of health, science and technology, space, etc. The New Development Bank, having a loan portfolio of $29Bln, stands out for its successful project activities.,The BRICS+ High-level Forum on Sustainable Development received a great response, which demonstrated the considerable interest developing countries have in cooperating with BRICS, and the positive global agenda that the grouping is building.,I believe that the BRICS, contrary to criticism, will have an increasing influence on world processes.,Sputnik: How does India and China's interaction within the BRICS framework unfold against the backdrop of the territorial dispute between the two countries in Ladakh? And how does this disagreement generally affect how the 'Five' interact and work with each other? Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Wednesday said that “common interests of India and China 'far outweigh' the differences” at a meeting with India’s ambassador to Beijing - is that really true?,Denis Alipov: Interaction within BRICS is mature and constructive. The active participation of India and China in all BRICS events this year clearly demonstrates this. The most important thing is that the member states use this platform not to antagonize each other but to promote mutually beneficial cooperation and synergy of interests.,The "Five" offer an extensive common agenda on these very foundations, that in one way or other will also contribute to overcoming bilateral disagreements.,Sputnik: Does BRICS plan to expand in the near future (according to media reports, China is in favor of this), and how do Russia and India view this?,Denis Alipov: The interest of like-minded countries in the "Five" is proof positive of how inclusive the association is, its openness to cooperation with all constructively minded partners, ready to seek answers to the challenges which are facing the international community at present.,Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stressed that the discussion of BRICS expansion is justified and timely. The idea itself received principled support at the XIV BRICS Summit. Another thing to remember is that haste in this matter may be counterproductive. It is necessary to think in detail about the principles, standards and procedures of such a process, which should be developed through debate and by consensus. The main thing is that the accession of new members will help to increase the effectiveness and practical impact of the “Five's” activities.,Sputnik: How do you assess BRICS' role as a platform for building relations between the members of the association and enhancing relations between Russia and India in particular?,Denis Alipov: BRICS plays an important role in building relations between member countries. It has a great deal of institutional capacity and experience in practical cooperation. As I have already said, the “Five” share a common understanding of the need to build an equitable and fair polycentric model of the global system that corresponds with the political, economic and cultural diversity of today's world and meets the interests of all its states.,The decisions made at this platform undoubtedly also contribute to enhancing cooperation between India and Russia. It is sufficient to cite a few examples of the mechanisms that have been created: the New Development Bank, the Vaccine Research and Development Center, and the Joint Committee on Space Cooperation. Each of them provides a platform for experts to share experiences and find promising solutions in specific areas, and they can use this useful experience both at home and with regard to the interaction between our two countries.,BRICS May Defuse Frozen Border Issues Between India and China, Expert Says27 June, 10:14 GMT,Sputnik: India has recently come under pressure from the West because of its balanced stance on Russia's special military operation in Ukraine. Have the anti-Russian sanctions affected the cooperation between Moscow and New Delhi? And have you personally noticed any changes in the Indian position?,Denis Alipov: The partnership between Russia and India rests on a deep strategic foundation, drawing its strengths not only from strong historical roots, but also on a coinciding vision of the future world order. As you see, the external conjunction is incapable of affecting our relations in any meaningful way. We have regularly seen evidence of this in statements by the Indian leadership in recent months.,We are grateful to New Delhi for its objective assessment of the Ukrainian events. Clearly, they understand the background of the present geopolitical and geo-economic situation and the forced nature of Russia's actions in Ukraine. They see the destructive role of illegitimate restrictions in the genesis of the present global food and energy crisis, the responsibility for which the West seeks to place entirely on our country.,India does not support attempts to isolate Russia in multilateral forums and is critical of the West's wish to reduce the international agenda to the conflict in question, ignoring other key global and regional problems, which the West itself has exacerbated significantly. The pressure exerted by the West, aggressively imposing its conditions about who one can and cannot be friends with, causes the rejection of such diktat.,At the same time, we must be realistic about what is happening: India is interested in developing cooperation with the rest of the world, including the United States and Europe. National interests and the need to preserve strategic autonomy guide the Indians in their actions, rejecting the very idea of dividing lines and the paradigm of bloc confrontation.,As for the sanctions as such, they certainly throw up challenges, which will require a certain time to adapt and, I am sure, will be overcome in time. The main thing is that our cooperation actively continues because it is based on common interests and an understanding of each other's special place in mutual strategic arrangements.,Sputnik: In December 2021, Russia and India outlined many new goals for cooperation, including doubling mutual trade and investment. How realistic do these goals now seem?,Denis Alipov: First and foremost, it should be noted that the goals outlined in December 2021 at the annual bilateral summit in New Delhi are fully consistent with the enormous potential of our relations. The India-Russia partnership operates on all sorts of levels. We are expanding cooperation in communications, diamond processing, forestry, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, tourism, railroads, metallurgy, civil aviation, shipbuilding and oil refining. Our military and military-technical cooperation is being strengthened. We are progressively implementing the plans adopted at the 2019 Vladivostok Summit to work together in the Far Eastern and Arctic regions, and we are building up cooperation in the trade, economic, investment, banking and financial sectors.,The dynamics of bilateral trade speak for itself. According to India's statistics, from January to April 2022, it amounted to $6.4Bln. This is almost twice as much as for the same period last year. If we maintain these volumes throughout the year, we will have a turnover of more than $19Bln by the end of 2022. To put this in context, let me remind you that in the previous year we had an absolute record of $13.6Bln.,I expect that despite the West's sanctions against Russia, the positive dynamics of trade will continue. Unfortunately, in the first months after the launch of the special military operation in Ukraine there were certain difficulties with supplying Russian goods to India and vice versa. However, today we have successfully overcome most of these barriers. We are confident that Indian exports to Russia (including science-intensive ones) will gain momentum in the near future.,We see good prospects for Indian pharmaceutical products, leather and textiles, agricultural goods, components for machinery and equipment, telecommunications equipment, organic chemistry products. We expect growth in mutual turnover of services in such sectors as tourism, finance and insurance, telecommunications and information technology, transport and construction. We have great hopes for the implementation of the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC) project.,The withdrawal of many western companies from the Russian market opens up many new opportunities for Indian businesses. The Russian business community is very serious about strengthening ties with India. Russia invites Indian companies in the aviation and metallurgical industries, in the wood-processing chain, and firms producing consumer goods for business cooperation.,Our main task today is to adjust our trade and economic relations to the new realities, to synchronize the payment systems of the two countries, giving priority to the increased use of national currencies.,Sputnik: US media giants, despite the diversity of the Indian media sphere, have been successful in infiltrating it. How far do you think has US propaganda penetrated local media? How do you view your interaction with the Indian media against this backdrop?,Denis Alipov: Indeed, western media has taken a very strong hold around the world and in India as well. These circumstances – and many local analysts point this out – limit the ability of national media outlets to offer their audiences an independent view of global processes. Much of the content published here is reprints from Reuters, the Associated Press, and AFP, all of which openly promote the interests of the so-called collective West, not shying away from fostering Russophobic sentiments and trafficking fake news.,India Discussing Rupee-Ruble Payment Mechanism With Russia24 June, 13:35 GMT,This is especially evident in the Indian media's coverage of events around Ukraine. Local newspapers sometimes publish absolute nonsense, exposing a basic ignorance of the region and history. There is no shortage of blatantly ordered articles aimed at denigrating the activities of Russian companies in India. This is nothing but an attempt at unfair competition.,Obviously, we respond appropriately. We publish our own material and rebuttals. We work with the press corps and explain all the nuances of the events from a historical and geopolitical point of view. We make active use of internet resources in this area.,It is noteworthy that local authorities have also intervened in the situation. In April this year, India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued recommendations to satellite TV channels, indicating the unacceptability of spreading inaccurate and misleading information, including in the context of covering Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.,We know that the vast majority of our Indian friends, including in the journalistic community, do not share the one-sided view of the situation imposed on them. They prefer to trust facts, which, incidentally, are in the public domain - every day relevant materials are posted on the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defense's websites. They can also be found on the embassy's website and its social media accounts.,Some Indian journalists visited the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, wanting to see with their own eyes what was really going on. Their reports and interviews are now available to the public. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for their work.,Furthermore, I would like to thank our audience on social media. Thanks to their comments and support, we can see that attempts to tarnish Russia are doomed to failure.,Sputnik: You are an expert on India and speak Hindi. Please tell us, what made you fall in love with this country?,Denis Alipov: India for me is a life-long journey. I have spent more than 27 years here, studied its history in college, and been directly involved with the development of relations with it throughout my tenure.,As it did for my mentor and predecessor, the late Ambassador Alexander Kadakin [Russia's ambassador to India from 2009 to 2017], India became for me a 'Karmabhoomi' - a land of action.,India is an incredible country, an ancient civilization that combines centuries-old traditions and modern trends, the diversity of cultures, languages and beliefs. It is the brightest embodiment of the formula of unity in diversity. Rapid economic, scientific and technological development, the large young active population, the impressive growth of authority in the global arena have ensured its strong place among the world powers that will determine the future of our planet.。 2026年8月，人类文明在院线遭遇了一次公开处刑。行刑者不是拍摄宏伟史诗的诺兰，是《牛来》。你问我《牛来》是什么？哦，就是那头建模像二十年前电脑游戏的神秘黄牛犊，也算史诗吧。正是这部有点抽象，且最初票房仅有七千块的鬼畜电影，热度碾压了无数耗资过亿的暑期档大热门。一时间内可谓是拳打《奥德赛》，脚踩《蜘蛛侠》，而这酣畅淋漓的过程，我愿称之为——登神长阶。

二 | 第一级台阶，无人问津的修院将时间倒回8月5日。那天的《牛来》还不似现在这般被万人追捧，甚至可以说是无人问津，像村口那头不知死了多久的老黄牛。因为成本受限，《牛来》零宣发，零预热，海报也相当潦草，整部电影的建模，更是粗糙到像是用工程软件直接拖出来的素材，稍微用点AI都不至于如此稀烂。

三 | 任何人在手机上刷到它猎奇的画面，都只会觉得：“爱看这玩意的有异食癖吧。”电影上映9天，票房仅7169元，全国只有两百多个人看过，随便一家蜜雪冰城一天的人流量都比他多。当然，没人来看这点，也不全是《牛来》的错，毕竟除了质量差这个致命伤，还有同期间王牌对王牌的较量。当诺兰的《奥德赛》和漫威的《蜘蛛侠》打得火热时，《牛来》安静地躺在院线角落。就像隔壁老王和老张吵架时，他们家的黄牛只能呆呆在原地看着一切发生，它不在乎这一切，也没人在乎它。直到奇迹发生了。第二级台阶，被看见，然后被围观8月14日，《牛来》"上映9天票房7169元"这个数字，加上那怪奇的画面，像一颗丢进互联网的粪球，啪的一声，炸出了满天稀。门庭冷落的《牛来》，一时间高朋满座，所有人蜂拥而至前往电影院，像是崩赴一场盛大的赤石狂欢。到不是说大家都有异食癖，只是好奇："这玩意儿到底是有多烂啊"。而接下来发生的故事，才是26年8月真正的科幻大电影。

四 | 《牛来》单日票房从3900元，一路暴涨到35万，不到两天翻了近90倍。累计票房更是破了500万，排片从几乎归零，猛增到上万场，直到笔者写下这篇稿件时，票房已经突破了千万。（甚至各大平台都还没评分）对于一部抽象小电影而言，这太夸张了。短短一个周末，它从2026年院线里最没有存在感的电影，变成全国影院连夜加场的对象。线下如此抽象，线上也不例外。91个相关话题挂在各大热搜榜上，像献给神灵的一排整齐祭品。就这样，《牛来》成了无数人的观影第一选，在这个诸神争霸的暑期档，一堆影帝的票房拜倒在它的“牛威”之下，而这就叫——牛币驱逐劣币。当然，买了电影票的我们也不算亏，因为除了赤石，《牛来》还凭借太过抽象，带我们看了一场教科书级别的“反向发行”。网友们自发的二创、宣传、自制海报等等，一时间让互联网上各式各样的梗图满天飞，这部看了让人想全自动卸载大脑的作品，却获得满座喝彩。（你想牛出什么样的人生）客观来说，其他电影宣发的经费够做十个《牛来》了，但没有水军，没有买量的《牛来》，在发行方全程躺平的情况，靠着网友和影院实现了全自动发行。（影院里大家自己画的海报）第三级台阶，它是什么，取决于围观的人想看什么你问为什么大家这么疯狂？因为《牛来》的意义早就不是一部抽象小电影，它是2026年互联网的一次集体行为艺术。

五 | 你花的30块，并非为了去品鉴某种美味的剧情，而是"我赶上了这趟车"的入场券。

六 | 放映厅里，画面一出的全场爆笑，观影时和朋友的分享，散场后大家的鼓掌，每一个点点滴滴汇聚如同星火般汇聚。

七 | 这哪里是看电影啊，这分明是一场大型赛博团建。

八 | 那团建的意义是什么呢？当然是开心啦！但这满场的欢笑，真的只有乐子么？不，比起嘲笑，用朝圣来解释这一切，或许更准确。朝圣的对象不是那粗制滥造小电影，而是"我参与了这件事"本身。就像李文亚被围观成电子宠物，就像奶龙从烂梗飞升成名画恶搞——时代需要一个祭品，来安放人们对"精致"的不满。这一次，祭品是《牛来》。

九 | 第四级台阶：悲悯的底色《牛来》，喜剧的内核不是别人逗你笑，而是你坐在那自己就想笑，导演对喜剧的理解远超周星驰，沈腾之流。没有复杂的包袱，没有刻意地逗笑，没有高深的技巧，导演质朴、纯粹、摆烂的心态竟然无意中洗刷了人们浮躁的内心。刻意反转的剧情，频繁高调的宣发，动辄过亿的制作，顶流明星的阵容……背离正常的商业操作常理，也许并不需要过度地迎合、夸张的成本，大道至简，主创直接开出了最简单的药方，看似荒诞，而真正荒诞的从来不是这部刚上映的电影，而是由来已久的人心。或许大作并没有被按在地上摩擦，或许是行业那块“票房能象征一切”的遮羞布终于被扯下，又或许大家终于明白"投入越大，赢面不一定越大"的道理......如此这般，每个人的感悟可能都有很多，也都各不一样。我们普通观众买票，也不是来鉴赏电影艺术的。就图进电影院，跟一屋子陌生人一起看这头黄牛，集体哄堂大笑。