has in venezuela from russia's standpoint the russia's ambassador to the u.s. he said he doesn't understand why these discussions go on going through the correct channels the correct diplomatic channels from the u.s. point of view they've made it absolutely clear that they do not trust the way that russia is doing its nuclear testing and developments and the question is are they going to be able to sort out this latest blast behind closed doors or are we going to continue to see them wash their dirty laundry in public or international affairs commentator jonathan steele believes the u.s. or to provide evidence to support its allegations. but if they said there is strong evidence there's convincing evidence just to say highly likely or probably is true very. it's based on intelligence which is or is liable to the floor to anywhere well this is standard us unilateralism i mean if you come onto the iranian scene it's the same thing is highly damaging and should be done with open or vigilance at a press conference which everybody has a chance to ask questions he ca

so pump aoe seems troubled by both china's and to russia's presence in the arctic speaking about russia first how legitimate is it for pump to warn russia considering its entire northern coastline borders the arctic ocean. well it seems like he's warning russia. in the framework of its proposed participation with china there's a un law it's called the convention actually that lists five nations that international law permits to bargain with each other over arctic resources like oil and gas and gold and diamonds and uranium which is extremely important in the world today due to nuclear weapons or nuclear power and the fact that no new raynier ms is able to be made so finding sources of it is a pretty big deal but the convention does not have china on the list of five nations and so russia is causing a potential problem in international law in pompei you are certainly aware of that china has no claim as pompei zero said and i think anybody can justify that russia is a popular. i'm going to use the word punching bag although is overstated diplomatically making russia an adversary and stand

and for the future of russia's exports as well russia is now the number one exporter of that gaz in the world at the same time and i share is the biggest producer of oil in the world to remain ahead of other countries in the in kind of rationale threats of the continuous you asked sanctions however the action economy managed to witness stand the adverse effect of sanctions and get action economy at shitty is growing so that out of door threats that except if the aberrant kens decide to impose 3rd of the sanctions on russia but as i said russia is a positive and 2 would stand at the sanctions go watching our team to national thanks for staying with us the saving updates coming your way at the top of the hour. really out. of the room good luck. with that. part. of our. look at a lot of people the fans are alive. and very well may continue 1900. 24 you know bloody revolution. the demonstrations going to be relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous. is it you still hear this. new bill is that i knew pulling you to the former ukrai

for the future of russia's exports as well russia is now the number one exporter of that as in the world at the same time and i share is the biggest producer of oil in the world to remain ahead of other countries and the incredible rationale threats are out of the continuous you as sanctions however your national economy managed to witness stand the adverse effects of sanctions and that action economy actually is growing saw there out of door threats that except if the aberrant fans decide to impose 3rd of the sanctions on russia but as i said russia is a position to would stand at ease sanctions and such a thing r.t. international paradox he would love to take your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media live or your comments about we're back with the headlines in 30 minutes. what is it calling the coin is magic and the new type of digital currency. digital scarcity chancellor. of 2nd for bank that's called it got us a lot for a reason because being a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's jus

sanctions on russia but as i said russia is a 2 would stand out if sanctions thanks watching r.t. international we're back in 30 minutes with the latest. we've got an amazing situation developing here in america one of our politicians has an openly admitting congress that the u.s. dollar is that stretch from big time. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to suppressing and i saw one on t.v. think. i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to the. by the way ways of the slide here. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to include the demonstrations going to be relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just the lawyer who put him in your list put video through in the new bill is that on the split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of $24.00

a year to russia. we have not deployed the full sort of tools that could significantly undermine if not outright stop the project. we emphasize that companies involved in russian energy exports are taking part in something that could prompt a significant risk of sanctions if you come up with the same actions or the car industry or german banks or the german chemical industry and so on and so on and then you tell them they have to keep their freedom. on this same person that creates your economy are story this can't be honest ironically enough it seems that energy aside trump and co have done everything every possible thing to alienate europe from threats of a trade war to straight up trying to dictate policies to countries like germany so not only is it cheaper for the e.u. to get its gas from russia it naturally doesn't want to keep all of its eggs in one basket. germany is entitled to secure its energy requirements in various ways one of these places fresh natural gas i have a big problem with a 3rd

because russia tends to be a bit of a unifier if things go wrong we can always point to russia and unity against our common other a serious i guess incentive now to talk up the russian threat as we have this disunity in the west i think it doesn't work jeff it isn't work i don't see that it works ok i'm just going there i actually think there was a moment of unity in europe and that moment was off the collapse of the soviet collapse of communism in the immediate post soviet post cold war era the moment when you have to magically translate into hostility towards russia about just told point you know you know so you had to see expansion of the you had this expansion ninety hurt efforts to actually unify the count of the continent so that was the moment of unity but of course it was at the expense of russia and what should have happened in one nine hundred ninety s. but didn't we're paying the price now is the shit you're russia should have been integrated into that unifying moment you said it was kept a distance not you treated treated very badly it was it was really interesting during the

and russia. would have to clearly have the upper hand in any deal he would have to look as if he and the united states come out the big. that's a really interesting question because the fact is you're right you're completely wrong to me the only way because of the fact that so many people in america bizarrely think that trump is somehow compromised by russia which in turn has forced him to be far more hardline and russia than his predecessor but i hope obama was which is probably why. the election my main benefit russia overall at the point is that the only way to is going to be able to get it through with russia is if it looks like a complete victory for the united states and also that's probably going to be on except the bill in the in moscow so i mean as i said earlier what they're basically trying to do here in russia as far as i can see as far as the russian russian expert community and you know political class are saying is to try to stop relations getting any worse because as i mentioned l

effort to speed russia's f.s.b. yes indeed. this is will still be beautiful the border force of russia small aside i was about to say i was in domodedovo airport just last week and you see the guys they look at your passport very nice smiley generally and. they are in fact another face of the f.s.b. slightly less formal than the marching you do mr job number less keeping the borders safe here didn't going to be the same thing will disable innocent people as will the story. do the same job for the country of interesting lee right now marching across the red square. these servicemen over a brigade where i happen to spend a couple of like around a month or so which was part of my military education and it has one of the largest you know drill drill sites in all of russia for example for example the famous tank biathlon. competition takes place on the territory of the brigade the same thing to me was the rest of the world it rushes to the top by often competition oh it's something it's basically it collects a number of

security the feature of russia relations with washington lead the way in discussions and. president putin calls out washington which seemed iran nuclear deal of the painting tehran was the. last the u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of evidence used in the rush to trump although doesn't question the findings of the report. goes latest campaign in norway solves anger from some as it has a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with ramadan. thanks for joining us this is our to. leave iraq now as fast as possible that's the dramatic warning that has been issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side over what it calls the increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran earlier i discussed the alleged iranian threat with my colleague daniel hawkins. it seems now although that he's have reached new heights the u.s. has issued a security alert all its non-emergency personnel in iraq asking them to immediately depart from the u.s. embassy in baghdad and from the consulate bill that's a

is highly likely russia that we are more than convinced that it was russia however there was never ever any undeniable proof that would say that this is exactly who the culprit is and also from the from the very start of the inquiry methods themselves well they did raise a few eyebrows around the world 1st of all ukraine was allowed to participate in this to gauge and that's a country who did not close their airspace while there was an internal conflict going on in ukraine and also prime minister of malaysia was saying it sued and the 17 belongs to malaysia is the malaysian the airline however that country was not allowed to participate in the investigation of the black boxes so quite a few things there that raise eyebrows around the world the fact that evidence parties including malaysia under russia has been excluded absolutely undermines the credibility of the inquiry the investigation itself because of course it raises the suspicion that evidence parties have been excluded because it's not convenient to the desired conclusion and that would suggest that a conclusion was arrived out

many reformists and many beautiful come from russia to participate because you see it russia's contribution to that festival so you know it is enormous you know not russia is a traditional participant and so could be a pleasure to see you there and again thank you for inviting me here to sochi i was really pleased to see this place this is a new place for me it's been another traditional visit to the capital is something different thank you for the future. of these years from. now we'll have an opportunity to for austrian and russian journalists to ask 2 questions each one starts with our friends from austria. seen through the press agency. yeah. plenty. ask me good afternoon. if you haven't guessed i would live to ask you a question about the meeting with you mr president you said that both sides take interest in restoring their lation between russia and the united states. what kind of environment should be established for that to happen are you already. have a one on one meeting with. traumatic stress what do you think about such a meeting taking place in the end there where the joint gov

s and most importantly russia's a wartime factual. it's very difficult to describe the atmosphere it's its job. electric. tents but this site up excitement just. during the break so. our. first victory parade was held on the twenty fourth of june nine hundred forty five just over a month off to nazi germany's defeat during the soviet era the next on a patients were held on the twentieth on the fortieth anniversary of the victory since one thousand nine hundred five and then a tree parades have been held annually. over the last few weeks in the build up to the day we've brought you many touching stories like ninety four year old veteran anna who joined the resistance straight after graduating from school becoming a front line scout she sustained injuries that prevented her from having children later in life her husband died a few years ago so now she's all alone and also people to send her letters and postcards to mark victory day and the. response it seems has been overwhelming. pushes the deceased's the book and he just threw it at t

which took us for our position russia's position and answering your question why russia holds this but your specific position on supporting the dialogue and and resulting all the shiz by the historian people themselves. this weapons this position is based on the fact that you cannot impose democracy on somebody by force. the threats are coming. it's coming from the officials the u.s. officials yes but you know where you're coming from mr b. why do this where you constantly reminds us of his right to invite a military intervention from the outside this has nothing to do with democracy we all remember what happened 20 years. 22003 most of. them would you do we've heard in me 22003 how george bush sad that there is no democracy in iraq and we remember how. 2011 it was said that. more. market after he was. basically gone. and now there's democracy in libya and we all know 1st hand what kind of democracy now exists either in iraq and in libya we know that nothing good came out of it all of this after it's. russia 26 general that you can all of us. in the past have one question is to build m

and russia that was a speech that we just saw by the u.s. defense intelligence agency director left and general robert ashley at the hudson institute in washington and he was talking about moscow's questionable approach when it comes to nuclear testing and they say that it's helped russia enhance new warheads now what we have seen is that russia categorically denying that they violated anything to do with that accord and perhaps on this occasion the russians have a point they have got the backing of an organization called the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty that the c t b t a a bit of a mouthful there exactly that there question is where's the hard evidence this time it has been backed up let's have a quick listen the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization has full confidence in the ability of the international monitoring system to detect nuclear test explosions here when we have seen this language time and time again but on this occasion now we've seen. in the words like probably russia probably not adhering to an internat

medals and russia. russia's elections it meddles in every other country's elections on earth the us actually has an agency the so-called national endowment for democracy that's medals and other people's elections says it has a democratic component a republican component so each of the political parties can be in on the loot but it's. the right. remember when when time magazine heralded the election of boris yeltsin by saying no we it will act our man are we got our man in as the president of russia and the issue of time magazine talked about what the us had done to bring about the election of yeltsin the corrupt and poor drunken guy so it's this is what the u.s. does that meddle everywhere they seek to be the world government and they can't stand russia they can't stand china can't stand iran anybody who says we're not going to go along we're not going to take orders so i would look to see the u.s. become a country of peace. or what kind of chance that is i don't know but they can at least not have a wa

they're quite angry about this russia's ambassador to the u.s. has said that these public discussions are not going through the correct channels instead they're being washed the washed out in public before those discussions that he feels should be behind closed doors the u.s. are very clear about their views on their mistrust of russians in terms of nuclear testing and development so the question is are they going to be resolved be able to resolve these problems behind closed doors or are we going to continue to see this kind of rhetoric in the public domain thank you for breaking all those don't for us or. now it appears e.u. leaders are split over who gets the block's top jobs president of france german chancellor angela merkel just can't seem to find a compromise on a nominee for the president of the e.u. commission on the power that that position wields as daniel hawkins has been looking into. the dust has settled for voters but for europe's elite so the question is who replaces sean claude you grow is the king of dry humor and aimless or cou

secretary of state saying the reason for telling it russia's ready to fully restored between. talks between the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov which were described as being productive in. the u.s. police raid on his former embassy in washington d.c. a violation of international law and the compound trying to prevent an illegal takeover. the u.s. military school publishes a decade's long history of washington's interventions in other countries. saudi arabian ship is hounded by protests the european ports failing to pick up an arms delivery that activists say could be used to kill civilians in yemen. for joining us to see this is. ready to restore relations russia's president vladimir putin said that moscow is willing to resolve pressing issues that stop productive dialogue with washington his words follow a 3 hour face to face meeting between russia's foreign minister. american counterpart branded frank and detailed by both sides. there is a capability. we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions for that are now being created this by the e

policy is on steroids and the game is called forced regime change and like a flu that won't go away russia gate appears to have a life even after down. across talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dimitri but he's a political analyst we spoke to international and in france we have john laughlin he is a lecturer in political philosophy at isis the catholic university. roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to let me go to john 1st in france i came across a wonderful article most of his articles are wonderful. by pat buchanan titled all of the world's problems ours to solve question mark and he says it and i think it's quite artfully written here after an exhausting 2 weeks one is tempted to ask how many quarrels clashes and conflicts can even a superpower manage at once and is it not time for the united states preoccupied with so many crises to begin asking why is this our problem john this that this administration this white house seems to think that it is god ordained that they must solve these problems oh by the way problems that they've create

the top diplomats from russia and the u.s. put their heads together in an attempt to find a way forward over the crisis in venezuela that is meet again on the cheese day. and iran actually suspends the 2050 nuclear agreement and gives its signatories its 60 days to shield the country from u.s. sanctions it comes as washington reaffirms its threat to the penalties on any companies that continue to work its will. to. warm welcome you watching the weekly here on r.t. international bringing you all the latest headlines and around the stories that shape the week but 1st investigations are continuing into what caused last sunday's plane tragedy in moscow which left 41 people dead the aeroflot airliner burst into flames while making an emergency landing at sheremetyevo airport in the capital just to warn you the following clip contains some upsetting images. the booth. the education the beauty it would carry. the plane took off just after 6 pm local time and was heading for the city of merman skin northwest russia just under 20 minut

secretary of state visit to russia. also to come investigating the investigators the u.s. attorney general just sides to look into possible nor break during the middle of a probe into whether donald trump colluded with russia but william barr has opted not to do the same for that part of the probe which concluded there was meddling by moscow. the prime minister's son clash exacted germany's foreign minister suggesting that burdens assurances that he stands by israel are contradicted by supporters and. so i welcome just go 9 o'clock in the morning here in moscow you're watching r.t. international the russian president vladimir putin says he is ready to resolve differences with washington repair ties serious sticking point still remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state might bump in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions that are now being created despite the exotic wait the mother commission have been working in the

russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and his u.s. counterpart grapple with the crisis in venezuela the follow up talks expected in saw cheat in 2 days' time and iran's ashley suspends the 2015 nuclear agreements and gives the signatories to 60 days to shield the country from u.s. sanctions that is washington research threat to hit a new companies working with iran with financial penalties. and russia marks the 74th anniversary of the capitulation of nazi germany with military parades and ceremonies will bring you some of the highlights. hello there good morning the latest developments and a look back at what's been happening over the last 7 days to you watching the weekly here on r.t. international now russia is mourning the 41 people killed in last sunday's plane tragedy at moscow's sheremetyevo airport the passenger jet was engulfed in flames while making an emergency landing. i. am. going to be out. on the plane took off at 6 pm local time was bound for the northwestern russian city of moments just under 20 minutes later though th

russia mogs the seventy fourth anniversary of the end of the second world war as massive crowds marched through central moscow in a tribute to their loved ones who lived through and perished in the conflict while on red square. the victory day parade took center stage there this morning with more than thirteen thousand troops and dozens of all made vehicles possible through the iconic sight. in other news this thursday in a wrong nuclear deal ultimatum full swing you are paying leaders to maneuver between tehran and washington to save the historic twenty fifteen agreement. it's eight o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all to international live studio with me. we have all of our big stories of the day but first we start with our special coverage very warm welcome to the program. what not so long ago was a local grass roots tradition in a siberian city is now of the three day event held across russia and far beyond the immortal regiment sees people holding portraits of their relatives who went through the war this year a reported seven hundred thousand turned out in moscow to reme

secretary of state might visit to russia. the u.s. attorney general investigate the galaxy of evidence used in the russian trump collusion probe it doesn't question the finding of the report and russian interference also to come. good coders latest campaign in norway to coincide with features of crescent moon as part of its logo although it has sparked anger in some cautious. they're just going to 11 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now the russian president vladimir putin says he is ready to resolve differences with washington and improve relations although syria sticking points still remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. there's a peculiar belief. but we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions for that are now being created this by the exotic way the miller commission had been working in the hole it came up with an objective investigation and prove

russia could. used to mourn sunday's devastating plane crash that claimed the lives of forty one people that was heading from moscow to the north for sensitive motor mounts but was forced to turn back just after takeoff it caught fire as it hit the runway more than half of the victims were from the most courageous. most. this is. the. good of. you. if you're in usually two ships those which you currently doing if you wish to. use it. if you go to those three removes it's. the rules to come but you can easily it. isn't and if you teach your kids. some of the survivors of the crush of return to moments to be with their families in the wake of the tragedy it goes down off as the stories of some of those who lost their lives in the disaster. this is i'll be now a businesswoman and single mother she was returning from a business trip back two more months back to her ten year old son she was raising on her own he plays hockey and she was his biggest fan the flight was meant to be fun to be you know was t

russia responded as well accusing washington of launching a this information campaign to demoralize and venezuelans players spoken to his russian counterpart about the crisis in caracas said hey lavrov said that the united states interference goes against international law and could have serious consequences meantime the united states has banned american airlines from flying over venezuela saying is due to political instability but with washington having slapped a series of sanctions on the country more and as he has been looking at what the u.s. means when it says it stands with the venezuelan people what are they why do so brazen attempted coup the violence both sides the people even why do hanging and the specially strange was what the united states had to say about it we need venezuela ruled by the people of venezuela not by extra little forces do you think he may have missed the irony this the bolton who's done his damnedest to ensure regime change in venezuela whose country has championed regime change sanctioned venezuela frozen billions in state funds threatened with invasion no

against nato or nor i see a direct threat of nato against russia not at all nato is not against russia you have to see the perception in several nato member states about russia and i'm a bit worried about this that people in the states still fear to some extent. russian neighbor and i think for russians should do more to read use these tensions of ease this feeling i know very is a certain feeling in russia too about inserted and yes i know i'm aware of this it's an old russian feeling it's additional. but on the other hand let's take it let's say for the constructive side what we have not been using in an efficient way and this is true is for so-called nato russian council we should have done very much more in the sense of let's say we come in we'll use well common vital interests on both sides look for example even look at the middle east russia's president in the middle east in syria russia is defending looking after its bases which are for russia independent from turkey. which are for the russian conception important yes i understand it it's a defensive position at the end but ther

and russia could sit back at u.s. claims that it is probably conducting nuclear tests in the arctic calling the allegations baseless. and the dramatic surge in knife crime in london leads to some in the somali community sending their children to east africa to live in stuff . they feel pushed to see if it kills children big fear diffs safety it's. themselves it's created very dangerous for the. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international one sean thomas glad to have you with us right a british court has postponed an extradition hearing for joining us on shafter the health of the wiki leaks founder sharply deteriorated is currently in prison in london archies probably boyko has more. the extradition hearing isn't taking place any longer today the sound was actually meant to be here in person he was meant to pair via video link but he's not even well enough to appear via video link 10 minutes on she's been moved to the hospital wing old belmarsh prison that's up to a maximum security prison

russia relations i'm eating between the russian president and the u.s. secretary of state mike may happen as early as this month in may washington's top diplomat plans to meet with the russian foreign ministry said again and the resort says. and now the kremlin says. a parallel meeting with the president could take place there to now this will be pumped first visit to russia as the us secretary of state lavrov did however just to meet with him at the arctic summit and fenlon sound that the meeting showed that the two countries are still struggling to find common ground on a range of issues not only on van as well but the use of the arctic as well concerned about russia's claim over the international waters of the northern sea route including its newly announced plans to connected with china's maritime silk road. in the northern sea route moscow already illegally demands other nations request permission to pass the u.s. secretary of state also added that partly in response to russia's so-called destabilizing activities they are hosting military exercises

attorney general on the second hearing into his handling of the report into alleged from russia collusion the session was labeled a circus with one democratic member brandishing a. chicken bar should have shown up today and answered questions you think yesterday prove you're not sure but is it before anybody still in the circus continues over the. world press freedom day the u.k.'s foreign secretary accuses this travel of being a weapon of misinformation and weighs in on who exactly he thinks should be trusted . out of all rights activists in the bahamas raised as while swimming pigs become the latest or a sensation only. the local business is quick to profit. good morning love from watching all the international i don't know who. was joining us this hour. another u.s. attorney general has snub to the house judiciary committee refused to testify before its about his handling of the report into alleged trump russia collusion the day before senators had grilled him on the issue of the house hearing was not counseled however democrats set up a chair and placed name called in front congressma

s as we just saw there most importantly russia's wartime veterans. please please liz. please. please it's very difficult to describe the atmosphere it's it's electric is intense but there's so much deeper side but the upside was just released during the parade itself please . tell us how the. seven. of them are. going to. live . a long history the first victory parade was held on the twenty fourth of june. nineteen forty five day just over a month or so after nazi germany's defeat during the soviet era the next celebrations weren't held until the twentieth and fortieth anniversary of the victory and then since lighting ninety five military parades have been held in the . quote beyond the military displays victory day is also of course a time to quietly remember the on the margin of suffering enjoyed by soviet families during. the. one. scenes we can barely even imagine today almost every family in the soviet union was affected by the great patriotic war from losing loved ones in the fighting to entering on their much more conditions just to stay alive i want to bring you back

china and russia had sixty days to protect iran's oil and banking sector from u.s. sanctions all this threatens to ravel what really was an agreement a diplomatic agreement of historic proportions and twenty fifteen the obama. administration the e.u. russia china and iran finally signed this historic deal that had taken years of negotiation but it led to iran holding its nuclear weapons production in exchange for the easing of sanctions or years are that something ministration pulled out of the deal this month in the prior years hasn't seen much in the pressure on the iran that your peers have been trying to meucci gave this situation around the clock yeah and although the u.s. is that of the right wing in the tower and the americans on the conditioning iran and with economic sanctions they are doing well so you see these secondary sanctions that means they're threatening to target any foreign companies that deal with tehran and guess which side many multinationals are choosing europe start all sorts of complicated mechanisms to circumvent these new realities of the

security in the future of russia's relations with washington lead the way in discussions in sochi president putin calls out washington for quitting the iran nuclear deal in tehran as the bad guy. also the u.s. attorney general investigate the legality of evidence used in the russian collusion probe although it doesn't question the findings of the more the report. is coca-cola its latest campaign in norway spots anger from some as if it is a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with the ramadan. thanks for joining us this evening this is r.t. and. leave iraq now as fast as possible that is the somewhat dramatic warning issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side over what it calls the increase that coming from iraq's neighbor iran. has been following the story joins me in the studio it's very dramatic very get out now rym feel lives almost what is this suppose that increase in threat from iran or u.s. or on relations of there have been short of drama have they it seems now although. have reached new heights th

for russia. the question is well being if you really help to finance the war ukraine cannot afford that that's why 1st step which needs to be taken to the. eastern ukraine stop in the face or. in the blood of the shootings so printed off ukrainians on the both sides of the. i think i would i would agree with you but the statement about both sides of the division line i think that's critical taking both sides to convert discipline a matter of it's always fun talking to you we have to leave it there thank you very much for making yourself available thanks for having. i'm glad our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to see you again same place same time here on the part of. our. lake susan g. of forms part of a high altitude nature reserve. it's one of the famous chito room in these years principal waterway starts its journey. but if you go down the sun down to the top to bottom i've got to stop the binocs stuff. it runs 300 kilometers from source to mouth and

the new concern in the world of russia seems like they are. the only way to. change and to change issues. and to make others make young voters away needs any kind of well just connect. to a information to other questions rather than to priorities economics are you using any social or are you still i think that nowadays the evidence in the strategy of. storing expert a freelance journalist in the us is coming under increased police pressure to disclose the identity of a whistleblower source inside his house and office for raided earlier this month in connection to the publishing of a confidential police report 1st of speaks to us about the incident. the police came to my house we did not knock they started to pry my door open they used a swell hammer to try to break the lock i got up and i asked them if they had a warrant and they said yes and i opened the door and let them in the immediately handcuffed me it's been the next 3 hours searching my house and taking over 55 different i. from my home they discovered that i had an office so they got a 2nd search warr

is not a threat to europe turkey's cooperation with russia which would provide rushing gas to europe is an advantage is a promise to europe to find solutions when russia and ukraine had their differences and european countries could not access russian gas because of the problems or through ukraine they were the ones who felt the need for other alternative ways and means of reaching that gas and turkey through the turkish stream by pliant will be able to provide an alternative way of providing energy resources to the you being countries which require if you look at the map 70 percent at least 70 percent of all the natural resources that europe needs are either to the south or north or east of turkey so almost someone invents a new wireless technology to test the energy resources europe needs turkey is cooperation to access those energy resources so it is time for europe to realize that their cooperation with turkey is in their benefit. and that they're also calls in congress to block the purchase of f. $35.00 jets for turkey if it proceeds with purchasing russia as $400.00 missile def

a year our friends in russia in china have maintain good relations with us during that russia has supported us a lot but the other members of the agreements haven't and the of the commitments they've made positive statements but in practice nothing has changed. one of the issues here of course we should point out is that the u.s. pulled out of the d. last year in fact it was a year to the day that iran said they were going to partially. scale the nuclear commitments just just kind of give us a sense why tiran decided to do this today well because the status quo cannot last forever as i'm saying it seems that the special payment mechanism that peter brought up isn't working and iran is cornered so now they have to do something to turn this around but the serious steps have not been made for now they could be made and two months time what ron is doing starting this wednesday is that they're going to start building up their stockpiles of low enriched uranium and also heavy water these are essential for nuclear reactors so they are gradually relaunching their nuclear program in that in that sen

russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and his u.s. counterpart mike pump a i grappled with the crisis in venezuela the fall of talks expected in russia's sochi in 2 days' time. plus iran partially suspends the $2015.00 nuclear agreement and gives the signatories to 60 days to shield the country from u.s. sanctions as washington reiterated its threat to hit companies working with iran with financial penalties. and russia marks the 74th anniversary of the capitulation of nazi germany with military parades and ceremonies we'll bring you some of the highlights from thursday's commemorations. here watching the weekly here on our t.v. international a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days thank you for joining us this hour. russia is mourning the 41 people killed in last sunday's plane charged at moscow's sheremetyevo airport the passenger jet was engulfed in flames while making an emergency landing. to get out. the plane took off at 6 pm local time and was bound for the northwestern russian city of more months just under 20 minu

you know minimal ties to russia not even ties to russia doesn't that's an independent opinion i've given to my campaign i did 65000 donors so you know you can't really make an argument that you know that mike mike handed this the is supported by russian propaganda machine you know it's silly and i think if she keeps our kind of promoting that message people will be able to see what's really going on. later on wednesday the u.n. general assembly is expected to vote overwhelmingly in favor of a draft resolution demanding the u.k. gives up its control over the trade or sign and. also lays claim on the indian ocean archipelago. the show goes on and have been at the center of a decades long colonial dispute between britain and more russia's switch in the $160.00 seat of the territories in exchange for independence plus $3000000.00 pounds that move allowed the united states in 1991 to build a military base on diego garcia the largest of the atolls now britain evicted about one and half 1000 islanders to make room for the u.s. base diego garcia was an important launchpad for u.s. missions in ir

you know minimal ties to russia not even ties to russia doesn't that's an independent opinion i give into my campaign i did 65000 donors so you know you can't really make an argument that you know that my my candidacy is supported by russian propaganda machine you know it's silly and i think if she keeps. kind of promoting that message people will be able to see what's really going on. the u.s. state department says it has intelligence suggesting the syrian government is planning a chemical attack and vows a quick response this comes as donald trump claims he's being pressured by the u.s. arms industry to keep thousands of american soldiers in syria in a more than reports. so who sets us foreign policy well when it comes to the projection of military force of the constitution and common sense says that's the president your sound george w. bush put it but i'm the decider and i decide what is best but recent statements from donald trump throw that into question here is what he said if you do have a military industrial complex they do like war you know in syria with the caliphate so i w

round by. 6 a more cautious approach to iran as 3 days of high profile talks wrapped up in southern russia and global conflicts in the spotlight. so the u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of evidence used in the rush to trump collusion probe. and his latest campaign in norway sponsored anger from. the crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with ramadan. you're watching our teens a national as always you almost walk. first this hour leave iraq now as fast as possible plus the dramatic warning that has been issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side of what it calls the increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran earlier on discussed the alleged iranian threat with my colleague daniel hawkins. it seems now though that he's have reached new heights the u.s. has issued a security alert all its non-emergency personnel in iraq asking them to immediately depart from the u.s. embassy in baghdad and from the consulate bill that's an order that relates to all non-emergency personnel now why the sudde

state secretary to work through russia. to help ukraine russia and we know how difficult it is to work between our 2 to work out the problems between our 2 countries and we both want to resolve many of the issues that we have. and. that we can continue our conversation and our diplomats will be able to work. in an open manner assured on the basis of the vienna accords and those are slow to and we hope that there will be nobody interfering in the in this conversation in this political conversations. and i'd like. to remind you how 933 president. roosevelt and. russia's ambassador libyan officials exchange notes where the diplomatic notes where they agreed to. the show that exclude any kind of interference. in domestic affairs of each country and this was actually launched and initiated by the us so i hope that we can proceed in this fashion can see we have some disagreements on this issue i promise not to go back to history from the early thirty's. but i made clear to foreign minister lavrov as we've made clear for the past