council the indians do not what will the security council do what's miss likely. well it's taken the security council some 50 years to hold yet and have a formal meeting on the india pakistan question as a described in the agenda so very difficult to see what the security council could do next now this meeting itself was a closed consultation in terms of procedures india and pakistan were not allowed to attend now the options for the security council were to have an open informal debate which could include india and pakistan or a close debate which also could include the parties involved but it took the decision to hold this closed door meeting just between the 15 council members no participation from the interested parties it's difficult to see why this should now change and that the security council move forward to take a more informal or more open meeting to discuss this ongoing crisis basically it would appear that at this particular stage the security council remains unable to take any action it cannot even agree on a joint statement the brevity of this parti

the security council close consultations. we noted that 2 states who made national statements try to pass them off as the veil of the international community but your are of annoyance and of a list in what and how the security council acts and i differ do not need to tell you that the security council is a very deliberative organization institution it works in a very considered manner its outcomes are provided to all of us through the president so if national statements try to masquerade as the veil of the international community i talked i will come across to you too and explain our national position and what is that the national position was and remains that matters related to article 370 of the indian constitution are and tiley an internal matter of india these have no external ramifications the recent decisions taken by the government of india and our legislative bodies. are intended to ensure that good governance is promoted social economic development is enhanced for our people in general in kashmir and lead the. euro t

security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be thawed bilaterally and i did quote something which was issue between the 2 countries also important or nor did the pakistani foreign minister spoke. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating petition that the awards of the people of kashmir it was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of course major agree to leave so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of their people today now he did go to important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and which he upright the united states about progress on with addition on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the public on the military keep that already said that india was trying to die would be a

security council for the green to having this meeting. but in recent days protesters have gathered outside the u.n. building demanding greater international involvement in the crisis and calling on the u.n. to enforce its own resolutions on the kashmir dispute the lack of consensus in the security council a bleak response offering only the possibility of another 50 year wait before the matter is taken up again mike hanna al jazeera united nations. the indian government says it will gradually end the communications blackout in indian administered kashmir but some kashmiris say this skeptical that will happen says to me has more from new delhi. anger spilled onto the streets of sri lanka following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout. hundreds vent to their pent up frustration being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world. how many do not go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the curfew. the

security council for the green to having this meeting. in recent days protesters have gathered outside the u.n. building demanding greater international involvement in the crisis and calling on the u.n. to enforce its own resolutions on the kashmir dispute the lack of consensus in the security council a bleak response offering only the possibility of another 50 year wait before the matter is taken up again mike hanna al jazeera united nations the indian government says that it will gradually end the communications blackout in innocent kashmir but some kashmir is a wary of the promises being made. reports now from new delhi. her . anger spilled onto the streets of srinagar following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout on the hundreds vented their pent up frustration at being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world. look at how many go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the curfew. the prote

council today too to urge the security council to do something to dismantle 2231 the u.n. security council resolution which allows for those provisions. and at the same time we've been hearing from the u.n. special envoy on the yemen what's his message being why not let us change this modern griffith's last brief the u.n. security council notably the takeover of the southern port city by saddam separatists griffiths condemned that move and he called for talks to happen as soon as possible talks have been proposed by saudi arabia in jeddah the sudden separatists have agreed to those talks but so far the yemeni government says that the south the southern suburbs have to have to depart from all the positions they've taken in arden before those talks can happen however at the security council meeting the yemeni government would welcome the idea of talks but griffith says they have to happen as soon as possible we are facing a crucial moment in the destination of this conflict in yemen as we have seen in other than and rb on questions regarding yemen's future being posed more f

security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be stored bilaterally and that this was something which was started issue between the 2 countries also important or nor did the pakistani foreign minister spoke. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating position that the awards of the people of kashmir it was being heard internationally the foreign minister also saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of push major media needs so dead people to find their truth about the feelings of the people of the day now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about focused on with vision on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the budgets on the military chief federal judge said that india was trying to die would be a danger i

security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be solved bilaterally and i disclosed something which was started issue between the 2 countries also important to nord the pakistani foreign minister spoke to. press gone send by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said they were indicating august on sport edition that the awards of the people of bush made was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately restriction should be lifted the leadership of major agreed at least so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of the people today now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on with vision on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the budgets on the military keep that already that india was trying to dial would be a danger alon

security council following the recent u.s. cruise missile tests and the collapse of the landmark truth. council's a state visit to denmark after calling remarks by its prime minister the nasty she rejected his offer to buy greenland adding the proposal was absurd. aid organization oxfam lashes out at the d.c. 7 countries ahead of the summit this weekend but accuses the policies of driving global inequality. the quality how to bridge the increased over the last year and the wealth of the richest billionaires was growing the wealth the poorest half of society had full. thanks for joining us on r.t. international tonight welcome to the program russia and china have called for global action to prevent a new arms race following the collapse of a key arms control agreement moscow and beijing called the un security council meeting after the u.s. tested a cruise missile previously owned by the i.m.f. treaty rival powers blamed each other for the ongoing escalation. on the whole do you realize that because of the us is geo political am

security council. china concerned about the humanitarian crisis and also the fact that this is an issue that should be stored bilaterally and that this was something which was started issue between the 2 countries also important or nor did the pakistani foreign minister spoke. press conference by the pakistani ambassador to the united nations. in which he said. indicating august on sport edition that the awards of the people of bush made was being heard internationally the foreign minister saying that. should be lifted immediately restrictions should be lifted that leadership of the bush major media needs so dead people to find out their truth about the feelings of the people of the day now it is also important in order that the pakistani prime minister made an urgent call to the u.s. president and. the united states about progress on and on this particular crisis what did important or nor the fact that the budgets on the military keep that already india was trying to die would be a danger along the li

council meeting i'm talking about the russian security council. there's a new book and i mean. as you know we've never wanted and still don't want to get into an arms race which is expensive and destructive for the country's economy is weapons that we've been developing where response to america's unilateral pullout from the 2003 antiballistic missile treaty we wish to maintain the security of our people and our country we are doing the same now and will keep on doing this in the future. so once again the message from the russian officials is that moscow is being forced to respond to these very swift actions taken by the u.s. administration as a result of their own decision to pull out of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty are taking the potential of staying across the latest for us thank you now for it live comment we're joined by journalist neil clark now president putin wants to see a symmetrical response then of course the u.s. will likely implement their own reciprocal measure and so on and so forth is a new arms race underway. well

security council for the green just having this meeting. was that in recent days protesters have gathered outside the u.n. building demanding greater international involvement in the crisis and calling on the u.n. to enforce its own resolutions on the kashmir dispute the lack of consensus in the security council a bleak response offering only the possibility of another 50 a wait for the matter is taken up again mike hanna al-jazeera united nations. or the indian government has told the supreme court that it will start lifting restrictions within the next few days hundreds of people have been arrested including opposition politicians local activists and a prominent journalist as jamil has more from new delhi. anger spilled onto the streets of srinagar following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india stripped the region of autonomy and imposed a communications blackout. hundreds vent to their pent up frustration being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world oh. look at how many do go through if no prime minister or

security council for the green just having this meeting. in recent days protesters gathered outside the u.n. building demanding greater international involvement in the crisis and calling on the u.n. to enforce its own resolutions on the kashmir dispute the lack of consensus in the security council a bleak response offering only the possibility of another 50 year wait before the matter is taken up again mike hanna al-jazeera united nations the indian government says it will gradually end the communications blackout in indian administrate kashmir but some kashmiris are wary of promises being made says to me or has more from new delhi. anger spilled onto the streets of sri following friday prayers nearly 2 weeks after india's stripped the region of autonomy and opposed to a communications blackout. hundreds vented their pent up frustration at being unable to move in their own home shut off from the outside world. look at how many go through if no prime minister or the sees everything is fine here then he should leave the curfew. the protests

security council meets in new york to discuss the political crisis in indian administered kashmir. clonal come on peter wu watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in tow also coming up the u.s. congresswoman banned from entering israel says she won't go to the occupied west bank because of oppressive israeli restrictions. violence in zimbabwe's capital as protesters to fire ban on anti government demonstrations. and an iranian oil tanker seized by british marines more than 6 weeks ago as to set sail despite a u.s. . bush to block its departure. the u.n. security council today is set to discuss the political crisis in the end administered kashmir the meeting requested by china will be held behind closed doors the disputed region has a long history at the un special commission was set up after india and pakistan gained independence in 194-7149 kharaj the cease fire agreement resulted from that the un security council then passed resolutions up until the late 1950 s. calling for a free and impartial plebiscite and demilitarization resolutions were repeatedly ignored fighti

council the this ambassador she had a statement agreed by the security council on yemen. yes this is a rather unusual move to get a statement from the president of the security council and it's reflective of the concern that is being established here at the u.n. in terms of the deteriorating situation in yemen now the statement was read by the president of the council at the beginning of the session it was agreed on by all members of the council basically it's a very broad statement no clear specifics but calling for an end to hostilities calling for a particular areas to get wind back the conflict that is happening there in particular it does mention in the 2nd paragraph the escalating situation in aden it also says that the special envoys if that is to work with the parties to pave the way for the resumption of comprehension negotiations is supported by the whole of the security council so basically what we heard from the president there was. voice of support for the special envoy to yemen and also a concern for a situation that continues to deteriorate. mike hanna live

security council it concerns the u.s. withdrawal from a key cold war arms control treaty known as the earth and its recent tests of a cruise missile previously banned by the agreement. on the whole do you realize that because of the us is geo political ambitions we are all one step from an arms race that cannot be controlled or regulated in any way. are you going to try and evade your share of the responsibility for what's happening. and also an allegedly a bone to an allegedly russian and chinese threat will the future generations forgive you this. live now you are the scared of more pain caleb thanks for coming on strong words there from our present drives what more is coming out of that security council meeting. well the meeting of the 15 member body that leads the united nations was called by russia and it opened with a un high representative for disarmament affairs explaining the situation after all in the demise of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty then we heard from russia and russia voiced very serious

facing the security council and the u.n. when it comes to dealing with kashmir all right now mike thank you very much indeed mike hanna there our correspondent at the u.n. in new york now let's go to islamabad the pakistani capital our correspondent there come all haida kemal so a victory of sorts then the for prime minister imran khan who sought to get this on the international agenda which he succeeded in a way then though it is a closed door meeting merely for consultations at this stage at least it's on the agenda. absolutely cautious optimism mind you regarding haven the foreign minister had admitted that this is going to be a complicated process but the fact that this has now come under discussion. there rick tree by buggiest on our diplomatic rectory at that however it has to be realized that this crisis and specially the indian you're not allowed to move to new york arctic. 70 closed up by. india had always this state that did allow any turd party intervention when it came to the dispute or were made or their dedicat

from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan plans to take the issue to the un security council with the help of its ally china which also has a claim on a different part of the disputed kashmir himalayan region. the tough talk has direct impact on millions of people on both sides of the so-called line of control the unofficial border which separates the 2 sides. the question now will pakistan be able to neutralize the indian move in diplomacy defuse tensions with powers such as china get involved and if so what could this mean for kashmir. today 3 important people on the pakistani side the country's foreign minister the president of pakistan administered kashmir and a vocal opposition leader give their views on talked about that there are. the fun of former prime minister benazir bhutto and former president asif ali zardari is the chairman of pakistan peoples party he is critical of both the indian and his own government i wish that i while condemning the human rights abuses in. the attack on press freedoms in occupied kashmir i wish i was speaking from a moral ground moral high gro

council has been sort of the arena of sort of negotiation there have been a number of un security council resolutions over the years about kashmir so i would imagine the un security council would just sort of return back to a kind of a script that has already been read. oh i did not and assume a lot senior lecturer and international relations at king's college in london thank you for joining us thank you very much. and this day is a day of anniversaries because on this day 74 years ago japan announced its surrender in world war 2 after the u.s. dropped nuclear bombs on 2 of its cities and soviet forces invaded japanese held territory. at noon people across japan observed a minute of silence led by newly crowned emperor there hito the anniversary is a time of reflection for the country which lost more than 3000000 people to the war and for an area you know is japan's 1st emperor born after a conflict expressed his country's remorse over its wartime actions. we here by reflect on our past. since all and we feelings of deep remorse. we sincerely hope that the misery of the war should never b

security council meeting after the u.s. had tested that cruise missile rival powers also blamed each other again for the ongoing escalation. that's because of the u.s. ambitions we are one step away from an arms race that cannot be controlled or regulated in any way the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia as if this depended only on us we would not reach this dangerous situation the united states is taking the necessary steps to address the threat posed by intermediate range missile forces being deployed in ever larger numbers by russia and china but what about you are you going to avoid responsibility for what is happening to future generations forgive you for this russia's present actions are in line with a pattern of aggression that represents a clear threat to international peace and security the russian federation is the sole responsibility for the reason demise of the media. and we do not understand that by your responses to the americans you are returning the hist

from changing the status of kashmir and pakistan plans to take the issue to the un security council with the help of its ally china which also has a claim on a different part of the disputed kashmir himalayan region. that tough talk has direct impact on millions of people on both sides of the so-called line of the. draw the unofficial border which separates the 2 sides. the question now will pakistan be able to neutralize the indian rule in diplomacy defuse tensions with powers such as china get involved and if so what could this mean for kashmir today 3 important people on the pakistani side the country's foreign minister the president of pakistan administered kashmir and a vocal opposition leader give their views on talking now that there are. the fun of former prime minister benazir bhutto and former president asif ali zardari is the chairman of pakistan people's party he is critical of both the indian and his own government i wish that i while condemning the human rights abuses in. mean or the attack on press freedoms in occupied kashmir i wish i was speaking from a moral ground mora

security council meeting on kashmir for most 50 years. russia's representative pointed out he was born in the year the security council last minute to formally discuss what was listed on the agenda as the india pakistan question i was going to 71 so. i don't know we'll see sometimes it's better not to touch upon certain issues the meeting lasted just over an hour and in the absence of any joint statement china's ambassador outlined the position of his country alone because schmidt used to should be resolved to properly through peaceful means in accordance with the charter development security council resolutions and bilateral agreements this represents the international. community's consensus the indian ambassador quick to argue that china was claiming consensus when none exists insisting that any resolution lies not in international mediation but in bilateral discussion as set out in the similar agreement reached with pakistan in 1982 we're ready to edges these issues in a manner that states who have normal approaches to international ti

security council for the greens to having this meeting. but in recent days protesters have gathered outside the u.n. building demanding greater international involvement in the crisis and calling on the u.n. to enforce its own resolutions on the kashmir dispute the lack of consensus in the security council a bleak response offering only the possibility of another 50 year wait before the matter is taken up again mike hanna al jazeera united nations. let's talk more about the cross border violence on the line of control between the 2 countries as we mentioned at least one indian soldier has been kill joins us live now from new delhi what else do we know about what happened. we've spoken to a senior official in the ministry of defense here in india and he said that one indian soldier was killed in the firing that began early this morning the indian official said that pakistan has once again violated the cease fire and said that the indian forces were continuing to retaliate which means that the fire is on as we speak of a shell other than tha

politically and we will look at the legal options we would see besides a security council what option to be is that your concern that these 2 nuclear neighbors could go to war because you would be essentially on the front lines if that happens the anything can happen there can be miscalculations but before miscalculations india has taken escalate 3 steps in february this year indian prime minister had threatened pakistan with the use of nuclear weapons and at that time we had said that if he doesn't know what he's talking about by if he takes that step then that would mean a nuclear armageddon. and a nuclear winter north. but for the entire world and there would be outflows of refugees and there would be a global recession and so on there are many consequences that would be there for the entire international community i'm a great believer in democratic peace theory i don't believe that democracies go to war but i also know the neither india nor pakistan are a functioning as practicing democracies at the moment it's an extreme situation it would leave lead to works. extreme reactions i

security council for the green to having this meeting. we're ready to edges these issues in a manner that states who have normal approaches to international ties should address them. and in our case we are committed to the same legs imminent it's now for pakistan to make that commitment to stop terror to start ducks but we got 3 correspondents on the story. the hora who is in the indian capital new delhi come on hyder is in islamabad pakistan capital 1st said let's go to mike hanna is at the u.n. in new york and mike seem not to have been a terribly long meeting it was behind closed doors it was requested by the chinese but how significant is a a consultation of the 15 security council members in terms of of moving this dispute forward. well it was significant in that last happened some 50 years ago where the india pakistan question was actually discussed in the security council it was a very short meeting which indicated that very little was achieved one diplomat said that the outcome was dead on arrival the members of the council could

security council over the collapse of the i.m.f. arms control treaty. in accusing russia the united states and the countries that grunt along with it are ignoring facts and common sense the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia and a ship captain who faces jail for saving my can from the mediterranean has turned down a french bravery or accusing paris of hypocrisy that is european states to wrangle over what to do with new comes. there is midday here in moscow you're watching r.t. international that conservative activists in the u.s. is celebrating after a court agreed to reconsider censorship case against facebook google twitter and also apple those bringing the lawsuit accused the tech giants of bias and of suppressing content from the conservative end of the political spectrum it looks at the significance. if you haven't heard of a laura loom or now is the time the young female activists dared to go against the all mighty big tag and could actually shake things up more on that in just a sec she's kn

security council over the collapse of the i n f control treaty. the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia we are one step away from an arms race that cannot be controlled regulated in any way. and the captain of a migrant rescue ship facing up to 20 years in jail in history for her activities rejects an award for bravery from france accusing paris off the park or said. good morning just going to 8 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international our top story this hour a u.s. court will decide later whether there is enough evidence to go ahead with the censorship case against facebook google twitter and also apple is bringing the lawsuits accused the tech giants of bias and suppressing content from the conservative end of the political spectrum. as more. if you haven't heard of a laura loom or now is the time the young female activists dared to go against the all mighty big tag and could actually shake things up more on that in just a sec she's known as someone who's been banned from see

security council has it moved the dispute on the tl. well it would appear not pakistan argues that the fact that the meeting took place is significant that it does promise a greater into nice ation or internationalization of the conflict india however is sticking to its guns saying that this is a bilateral matter it will not brook any outside interference in what it sees as an internal affair any group brit's allusion to the greater conflict between pakistan and india should india says be guided by that similar agreement. from 1972 in terms of which they committed to bilateral agreement or bilateral resolution in the particular area but the un by taking this lack of consensus in the security council is basically stepping back once again from the situation unwilling to further internationalize the conflict many within the council arguing very strongly it would appear that for them to get directly involved now could merely serve to heighten tensions china for one believes otherwise it believes that the conflict should be internationalized

security council for the green to having this meeting. in recent days protesters have gathered outside the u.n. building demanding greater international involvement in the crisis and calling on the u.n. to enforce its own resolutions on the kashmir dispute the lack of consensus in the security council a bleak response offering only the possibility of another 50 year wait before the matter is taken up again my kind of al-jazeera united nations the saudi moroni coalition in yemen has ordered separatists who took over aden last week to withdraw their forces from the port city the u.a.e. backed separatists have repeatedly said they won't leave the capturing of the city created a rift in the coalition which has supported yemen's internationally recognized government based in aden. so i'm honest director of office of foreign affairs of the southern transitional council in new york he joins us from new york via skype we appreciate your time so much so are you going to leave i'm sorry repeat that yes yes absolutely are the separatists going to le

security council of a new arms race if it actually isn't taken. we're one step away from an arms race that cannot be controlled or regulated in any way the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia. conservative activists in the u.s. celebrate after a court agrees to reconsider a case accusing global tech giants like google and facebook of an anti conservative bias. and they ship captain who faces jail for saving migrants from the mediterranean has turned down a french braid award accusing paris of hypocrisy as european states still wrangle over what to do with newcomers. watching our attention national coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 6 pm welcome to the program. where putin has ordered an analysis of the threat posed by a new u.s. missile the weapon was recently tested just after washington pulled out of a key arms control treaty with moscow the russian president also ordered a symmetrical response to the weapon. has the story. there you have a and all the latest d

the united nations security council. zimbabwean police break up antigovernmement protests and an economic emergency. ♪ >> fancy footwork from some of the best dancers out as they compete in the world tango championships. >> barcelona suffered a nightmare start for their title defense. crushed in opening day last year. ♪ >> welcome to the program. our top story. crisis in kashmir has taken the spotlight for the first time in decades with the united nations security council discussing tensions that have engulfed the territory since india revoked its special rights. the territory itself, hundreds of people have been under a security lockdown in its 12 day. millions of others have been forced to stay in their home without access to phones, television, or the internet. india's move invigorated pakistan, which claims cashmere in its entirety. the pakistani government vows to keep supporting residents and to take the crisis to the international community. russia's representative pointed out he was born in the year the secur

charter and applicable security council resolutions i think that's a very encouraging statement the support offered to pakistan by china that they are with us all the way. is very encouraging and by mr man one is reaching out to world leaders i'm contacting different foreign ministers for example i spoke to the quickie for most of this morning he was based supportive very encouraging so it is building up in many countries european countries but i spoke to the high representative of the european union. fredricka reading she was concerned on the. humanitarian issue you know the the human rights violations it doesn't matter how many countries stand with us doesn't matter who believes us what matters is what is right and what is right is that the 70 years the people of kashmir can promise that they will be able to decide their own destiny is for 70 years we've been told the people of kashmir will have a referendum and they will choose we are and we're saying that allow for the people to exercise their democratic rights so if the world believes in democracy if the world believes in the freedom o

security council where russia and the u.s. traded accusations over the collapse of the i.m.f. treaty. in accusing russia the united states and the countries that drum to along with its are ignoring facts and common sense the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia. also this hour conservative activists in the u.s. are celebrating after a court agrees to reconsider its censorship case against tech giants like facebook and google. and the ship captain faces jail time for saving migrants from the mediterranean has turned down a french bravery award accusing paris of. as european states still wrangle over what to do with newcomers. watching our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 3 pm welcome to the program thought amir putin has ordered an analysis of the threat posed by the latest american missile the weapon was recently tested not long after the u.s. pulled out of an arms control treaty the russian president also ordered a symmetrical response for more let's cross live now to. go. t

security council of a new arms race to action isn't taken. one step away from an arms race that cannot be controlled or regulated in any way the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia. also this hour conservative activist in the u.s. to celebrate after a court agrees to reconsider a case accusing global tech giants like google and facebook of an anti conservative bias. and australian the reagan couple whose child was severely malnourished after being placed on the diet escaped jail time but are head of community service instead we break down the issues. you're watching aren't international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 7 pm welcome to the program. but a mere putin has ordered an analysis of the threat posed by a new u.s. missile the weapon was recently tested just after washington pulled out of a treaty arms control treaty with moscow the russian president also ordered a symmetrical response to the weapon trying to have a story there you have a new all the

missile test that as russia warned the un security council of a new arms race that action is not taken. one step away from an arms race that cannot be controlled regulated in any way the united states will not remain a party to a treaty that is deliberately violated by russia. also this hour conservative activist in the us celebrate after a court agrees to reconsider a case accusing global tech giants like google and facebook of anti-conservative bias. and britain's prime minister boris johnson is accused of disrespect after a viral video shows him putting his foot on furniture on meeting french president emanuel but probably. you're watching r t international bring you your life news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program that amir britain has ordered an analysis of the threat posed by a new u.s. missile weapon was recently tested just after washington pulled out of a key arms arms control treaty with moscow the russian president also ordered a symmetrical response to the weapon. has the details there you have a new all the latest developments and statements are

security council over the collapse of the i.m.f. arms control treaty. in the public using russia the united states and the countries that grumpy. but also to a ship captain who faces jail for saving migrants from the mediterranean has turned down a french bravery award using iris of a popular see that as european states still wrangle over what to do with the new comes. the good morning welcome it's just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international back in servitude activists in the u.s. are hopeful there's a court reconsiders essential case against facebook google twitter and also apple bringing the lawsuit accused the tech giants of bias and of suppressing content from the conservative end of the political spectrum. as more. if you haven't heard of a laura loom or now is the time the young female activists dared to go against the almighty big tag and could actually shake things up more on that in just a sec she's known as someone who's been banned from seemingly all kinds of the central online services from twitter and facebook to

and russia trade accusations of the un security council over the collapse of the i.m.f. arms control treaty. for the world in which the united states continued to fulfill its eye on the treaty obligations while the russian federation did not in accusing the russian the united states and the countries to support super ignoring funds in common sense donald trump cancels a state visit to denmark after calling remarks by its prime minister nonstate she had rejected his offer to buy green calling the proposal absurd. aid organization oxfam lashes out at g 7 countries ahead of their summit this week and it accuses their policies of driving global inequality equality how rich increased over the last last year actually the wealth the bridge just billionaires was growing while the wealth of the poorest half of society had fallen. a low you're watching altie international law is on a lot thank you for joining us russia and china have called for global action to prevent a new arms race following the collapse of a key arms control agreement moscow and beijing called the un security

kasashmir and look at the security council potentially do here. well the reason they did it is because china is very old ally of pakistan on it's an alliance that goes back to nineteen fifty one. full china pakistan on is sort of routes to central asia and the indian ocean and for pakistan to have china as an ally that gives practiced on a- very valuable counterweight to. india but- actually if you look at the set of. the tone coming out of the security council that doesn't seem to be a huge amount of movement on the issue. let's take a listen to the chinese ambassador now to the u. n. speaking. outside the security council just a little bit idea. the secretary general. also issued a statement and a few days ago. and did judging from what i have heard from the discussions. a difficult council member is half ex president they are serious concern concerning the conscious sedation yeah job more cashier. they are also concerned about that the human rights situation there and also is that general we do. of members *-*- parties concerned should refrain

security council for the green to having this meeting. ready to edges these issues in a manner that states who have non-local approaches to international ties should address them. and innocuous we are committed to the same leg limit it's now for pakistan to make that commitment to stop terror to stop ducks but mike hanna has more now from the united nations in new york well it was in effect a very unsuccessful meeting at last and just over an hour the members of the council could not agree on a joint statement even china who had called for the meeting emerged their ambassador to basically say what china's position was but that's just emphasize that there was no consensus reached in the security council at all all the parties so india and pakistan have claimed proceedings as a victory pakistan saying that it plays an important role in internationalizing the conflict in kashmir india for its part pointing to the lack of consensus within the security council as supporting its position that this is a bilateral affair that most matters are ind

security council has met for a special session on the crisis facing the middle east head of the meeting the u.s. special representative for iran warned the iran nuclear deal hadn't provided stability to the region what was promised in the iran nuclear deal that the deal would moderate iran's behavior that it would contribute to regional peace and stability has not happened in fact quite the opposite we have seen the iran nuclear deal come at the expense of peace and stability in the middle east because iran spent the sanctions relief. on its missile program and on its proxies the u.n. is also warning the conflict in yemen is at a critical point she habitants he has more from the united nations or a great deal of change since martin griffiths last briefed the security council all him the situation in yemen notably the takeover of the southern port city of mumbai southern separatists griffiths condemned that movie said talks that have been proposed by saudi arabia in jeddah to take place as quickly as possible the sudden separatists have agreed to those talks the yemeni government however

we do want to save the treaty china was also subject to us allegations that the security council the united states accused china of boosting its military arsenal as well china responded that it was not correct for the united states to withdraw from the treating and blaming china for their decision was not honest or correct either this is the chinese representative addressing the security council with the i.n.f. treaty is of great importance to not only the u.s. and russia but it's a global peace and security it is an accent to which used china as an excuse for leaving the treaty under rejects that mice the son he's ations from the u.s. now the i.m.f. treaty was signed in 1980. 7 it was a key moment in the deescalation and ultimate end of the cold war between the united states and the soviet union and the recent decision of the united states to withdraw from that treaty as many concerned about the potential for a new nuclear arms race now many hoped that today's meeting could be the opening of dialogue toward restoring some kind of treaty regarding intermediate range nuclear forces mi

ahead of a security council meeting to discuss the disputed region. a change of heart israel says it will allow one of 2 u.s. congresswomen to visit the occupied west bank after banning the pair from entering israel. and i'm only a hearty instead of wrecking cars nascar legend dale earnhardt jr just went through a plane crash we'll have more on that coming up in sports. ok let's get going the police in zimbabwe have fired tear gas and water cannon of anti-government protesters they rallied in the capital harare over the high cost of living that was despite a government ban on demonstrations the m.d.c. the movement for democratic change says it will go ahead with protests in other cities next week. the latest for us from harare. leaders in the opposition had gone to court to try to overturn the police bad word about the judge saying that there was no case that people had to wait he started assembling here at this park in the city had ready to blow torch through when the ripening started lobby of the eve of the evening riot police in the stands and on m