a province in china that borders russia and we've had $409.00 infections coming from russia into china over the last few weeks the current number of cases in china is 89 as of today and this particular province accounts about 79 of those cases as of tuesday and as a result these cities put in a number of border protection controls checkpoints in that area that healthy they got health checks on those people coming from russia into china we've also got mandatory coronavirus testing from all those chinese nationals coming from russia into china they've also set up a hotline to allow for those people in this particular province to report the illegal arrivals coming from russia china is also deployed a number of extra resources and medical teams from will hand the south to that area and it seems that particular region is now the focus of what they could believe might be a 2nd wave of infections into china to iran where the daily death toll there has dropped below $100.00 for the 1st time in a month to iran reported $98.00 new deaths bring to be total to over $4600.00 over the last few days

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russia and the world can take. scientific a medical and i think because of this we are understandably anxious to limit the loss of. military historian mike jones thank you so much for joining us on the program and giving us your unique perspective. it's been a pleasure thank you very much. well bring you more stories on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic after this short break. survival guide. to the stars. repatriations. so. to a. going to a in. to a to it. i am going to a. welcome back they went children's fund has warned of a possible resurgence of measles to take over in 1000 pandemic according to unicef millions of children's art risk of missing their vaccines als the world health organization's guidelines issued in late march saying immunization should be postponed measles is an easily preventable viral disease according to h w h o targets at least 95 percent of people need to be back sunday and i may countries can fall short of that target of courtin measures continue we heard from robin and the chief of immun

and making the link between trump and russia which. but almost didn't want to make that was there was none but anyway so coming back to what your just said it's just amazing and what is very dangerous is that we found out we learn from mr obama that he believes this crap because of amerie tweeted this article headlined would use a lot of war against american science so it but it puts a huge question who was iranian the united states you know a person who can believe such awful crap you know how * how followed where obama's decisions on ukraine on syria let me remind you that trump so far has not started a single war a bomb or 2 my mike started 3 in the league in syria and in ukraine. and i agree completely and we said ok. well i completely agree with alex i think it's very important to say that efficiency. is is not against democracy democratic country it's very very efficient for example during their walled wars you know where you had to drop horses that well get the bats for the world that now will suddenly the reach just countries i

it will be any possible scenario where russia is not in the wrong where russia is not the bad guy because if you get if you get a rules based system but it depends on western unity they were the west will always hold together and russia will always be in there also this whole idea that. there's a lot of internal contradictions within this liberal international order and as the international distribution of power has been shifting away from the west and towards the rest of the world i guess upholding pension money relies more and more on the course of its power that it's not just military power that everybody can only sign it and nothing else important i mean that means. a liberal order as defined by the washington consensus means you have to use coercion i mean what value is that in itself violence of a demon rapidly running out of time then. well there was a book published recently on this issue of the author saw alexander cooley and then next and there the title of the book is exit from hegemony and revel in all their magic and all that and the 2 office arguing that this so-called liber

and russia. do you understand why we fantasize those extremes in a place like russia, possessed with putin. all we want to know is what he wants, what he said, what it means and then the hero martyrs, why were not interested in -- i hope people are more interested and buy your book because you made it so interesting but you have an insight as to why we fetishize those extremes? >> that's just our narrative proclivities, analytical proclivities anywhere, that going back to greek literature, the idea of defined roles is more digestible and understandable. i'm not sure how particularize mr. rush but putin makes it so easy. you such a perfect comic book super villain that it's hard to resist the urge to make every story about him because stories framed around him so good, so juicy, they sell well, underwrite. he makes it too easy. beginning to suspect by design he's very happy with that arrangement in this kind of positioning in politics through that prism. i'm not sure how particular it is to russia

russia's real reasons of which are. group pleasure or you think yours will be used to the horde or as we choose which you call us to push we dug our shoes when used to. cheer washington heights you're not old it is always been remarked you mukherjee with the blues just you know what goes into so what you do sloan you pretty ugly morgan told me in your. ward now we are now. you know if you're pushing for them would you encourage this machine is it. at the end of yeltsin 2nd term he appointed a successor who has become very popular in russia but who is no disillusioned with the west yet it is true most of our show i hear. on my arm all my hearing you spot for them uncited you're aware of your. battle out here by build up as. well as bear but i see. why you marry him if you simplify you'll be to call us to whom is cause all but if you call it because there was to be received as all. the news goes well you know. you're sure to chill it was for us you drank the reform was going to be good to you . which would be a short dres

republican senator pushing washington to respond put sanctions on the holy fire rides from the east and to russia and all people from the celebration is that is despite promises to churches around the world to make the end of the coronavirus strict. get even without international just going to that michael kay in moscow ok well let's start with the latest numbers then on the outbreak because confirmed cases have now passed 2300000 more than 159000 people have died from the virus and most of those fatalities are in europe and the u.s. so far just over 591000 patients have recovered from the disease. now the outbreak in germany does appear to be under control half a month long locked down according to the country's health minister germany has a much lower death rate than other major european countries and restrictions on movement are being partially lifted with some shops reopening next week however a government spokesperson has stressed that caution is needed skip. the statistics there are no guarantees that the infection kovel keep flattening out there are also risks when we take these small care

province in china that borders russia and we've had $409.00 infections coming from russia into china over the last few weeks the current number of cases in china is 89 as of today and this particular province accounts about 79 of those cases as of tuesday and as a result these cities put in a number of border protection controls checkpoints in that area that healthy they get health checks on those people coming from russia into china we've also got mandatory coronavirus testing from all those chinese nationals coming from russia into china they've also set up a hotline to allow for those people in this particular province to report the illegal arrivals coming from russia china is also deployed a number of extra resources and medical teams from will hand the south to that area and it seems that particular region is now the focus of what they could believe might be a 2nd wave of infections into china. now u.s. president donald trump has used his latest krone virus briefing to play a campaign style video meant montage he declared he alone has the total authority to decide when the econo

and russia, do you understand why we fed us those two extremes in a place like russia? we are obsessed with hooton. all we want to know what he is thinking, what he wants, what he said what it means and then the hero martyrs, why we are not interested in come i hope people are more interested in by your book because you have made it so interesting but you have an insight now as to why we fetishize those two extremes? >> i think that is our narrative in our narratives anywhere that it's going back to greek literature, just the idea that the antihero and clearly defined roles is more digestible and understandable so, i'm not particular how that is to russia so putin makes it so easy, he such a perfect comic book super villain that it is hard to resist the urge to make every story about him because stories framed around him are so good, they're so juicy, they sell well and are fun to write and he makes it too easy i'm beginning to expect by design, he's very happy with that. arrangement in his kind of positioning in the politics through that. but i'm not sure how particula

the point that russia could could. hold this situation in a better way as long as it doesn't prolonged too but of course it all depends how know how well the world with recovery from the crises. coming up after the break either 100 medical workers have reportedly died from coronavirus in the u.k. as the country experiences shortages of personal protective equipment we thought that story in full enter the scene at. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. the jerry thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back with the media largely focused on the global pandemic conflicts in the middle east are receiving less attention yet to a rage aholic opposing millions of vulnerable people further west wind. future generations will judge us harsh w

russia's real patients of which are. group. or. your system god will be used to the horde there as we choose so. you call us to push we don't get there she can win you still. she will walk into what you are not old girl is always remind you mukherjee of the clues just you know what goes into so what you do sloan you pretty ugly knowing him to watch. or. know we are now. forbes radio will you. don't you won't hurt us and we should use it. at the end of yeltsin's 2nd term he appointed a successor who has become very popular in russia but who is no disillusioned with the west yet if. you are here. for gram. uncited bureau of your. bad idea by build up bars. where the bear but i see like you never know where your memory board can make you simplify you'll need to call the ship to miss cause all but if you call agent because i want to be received as all. the news goes all you need is yours you sure it'll actually it was for us you dropped the reform was going to be too. which would be a short rescue doc a clue to be able to store it. but

is the oil price war between saudi arabia and russia about to end crude prices enjoyed that biggest of a $1.00 day rally after the u.s. president raised hopes of the troops will donald trump's intervention be enough and what's the impact of the rift between the oil superpowers this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm bernard smith over the past month 2 of the world's biggest oil producers have been in dispute about how to respond to the coronavirus pandemic demand collapse stuff to add lines grounded the planes factories shut their doors on countries impose travel bans crude prices fell further when saudi arabia and russia couldn't agree on cutting supplies to try and force prices higher now u.s. president donald trump is suggesting the feud may soon end saudi arabia has called for an emergency meeting of oil producing nations some era challenge reports. signs that an oil price war between 2 of the world's biggest producers made and sold the biggest one day leap on record and his why i think that russia and saudi arabia at some point are very make a deal in the not to

if russia is the removed from or. who trade in petroleum from supplying you know what the world with its oil it would the take away about maybe 71 'd 1000000 barrels per day from the market and if for some production cuts from saudi arabia and opec members are added then yes i have seen the rest of oil who can recover and go somewhere or minister or go $35.00 per barrel 'd in a very short while and jeth everywhere produce today every producing country is being hurt by this but long term could riyadh in moscow be the beneficiaries of all of this we know that shale oil is what really is the problem us shale oil is the problem of both moscow and riyadh might they come out better in the end from this. yeah it's a great question and i think that that's exactly the issue the kind of calculation that's happening in riyadh and moscow to say if we could keep some short term pain with low prices something that affects us that hurts us in the short term but if that drives a large part of the us producing industry out of business

if russia is the removed from or. who trade in petroleum from supplying you know the world with its oil it would the take away about maybe 71 'd 1000000 barrels per day from the market and if for some production cuts from saudi arabia and opec members are added then yes i think the rest of oil who can recover and go somewhere or minister or $35.00 per barrel 'd in a very short while and jeth everyone a producer today everyone producing country is being hurt by this but long term could riyadh in moscow be the beneficiaries of all of this we know that shale oil is what really is the problem us shale oil is the problem of both moscow and riyadh might they come out better in the end from this. yeah it's a great question and i think that that's exactly the issue the kind of calculation that's happening in riyadh and moscow to say if we could keep some short term pain with low prices something that affects us that hurts us in the short term but if that drives a large part of the u.s. producing industry out of business then

therere are over 21,000 confirmd d dead, russia, with 1 170 alalthough r russia has onlyly e 1.4 million tests, which is a relatively high rate of testing. claire: moscow has been hard hit the cacapital is in pretetty tit lolockdown. it is the situauation beyeyond momoscow? douglas: you are right. moscow has b been the highest t. russia, almomost one in 10 russians live inin moscocow. the greater moscow region, over 50 million people. it is expected that moscow would be hard-hit. this virus has been spreading. when we talk aboutut regions, we are not talking about puny little towns and villages. hadadtersburg, , as of today, 120 0 one new cacases in the pa4 hours. cityrussia's third lalargest . you have a city y out in siberi. nothing is immune. russia hasas 82 regions. practically all of them have been affected. the official government statistics report region byy regigion how many numbers. you hear a far easterern r regi. you u hear dagestan, the caucuss -- c caucausus. about 15, 20re cases, you wonder how many -- how much underreportiting that . carriers are beingng has beeeen units w

says i had said we could go there in russia there's a lot of. equipment and. masks and. we tried to trust him but every day or 2 do you know when a rarity seeing about 10 letters about 100 that day and. medical stuff doctors that they they are asking us to help them to go to the to send 9 equipment to send them the masks simple masks and simple gloats because they have no not enough and they are working like a fire in without anything. without any protection. all and a lot of doctors now are sick and 100 doctors died and it's really ready great for everybody and i think that it's a blame for all of government in washington because really no one month one or one in or even 2 months ago we just we have told them that they sure do they have to supply medical workers with the equipment and when the protection because if and you don't you doctors. and are sick and they will look treat. this is a story that we've seen repeated many cases around the welsh i'm looking here and they do say in english and. a russian publication but they also published in english as well and this i

says i had said we could go there in russia there's a lot of. equipment tonight a 1000000 social masks and costumes but we tried to trust him. every day. you know no rarities she being about 10 letters about 100 that day and. medical stuff and doctors that they they are asking us to help them to go to the to send 9 equipment to send them masks simple masks and simple gloats because they have no not enough and they are working with fire in without anything. without any protection. all and a lot of doctors now are sick and 100 doctors died and it's really ready great for everybody and i think that it's blame the government in washington because really no one wants one or one in or even 2 months ago we just we have told them that they sure do they have to supply medical workers with the equipment and i mean the protection because if and you don't you doctors. and our secret they will look treat. this is a story that we've seen repeated many cases around the welsh i'm looking here in english and he's a russian publication but he also published in en

but since then the mood has shifted russia now is 93 doesn't cases or is it a crown of i was. patience and you know putin himself said that we aren't even yet at the peak so the mood is shifted the officials are more worried russia itself is in a lockdown now across the country and doctors have raised alarms that you know a lot of hospitals are full are understaffed medics aren't. prepared enough. no i'm just wondering you know what he's doing you know he just looks what's under most normal. ok so. each of russia's 85 regions and moscow city itself is counted as a basically as a region for these purposes has different specific lockdown measures moscow has one of the tightest regime is in a lot of region so followed suit on moscow in moscow you 1st of all if you don't have essential work you are on an official non working paid holiday where your business is your employers are supposed to keep paying you your salary. and that has been for a month now about 40 percent of moscow's normal traffic on the roads in the metro indicates that that's roughly about what is considered essen

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he tried to put sanction against against russia and nord stream and now they. gave a gift in and a sense to the restaurant because in a way this will eliminate some of the competition in direct plea for or for the russian by having a probably further investment in the shale gas in the united states if it's going to be a very impossible to continue as mr trump tried to do today i think the implication is going to be tough for the sudanese they can to face the bleeding of their financial resources their their their and downwind is going to be depleted gradually vest what what we will see those $500000000000.00 actually they cannot be at least is going to be affected by by this downturn in oil prices and i think it's going to be a lot of anger in the in the in the in the united states the situation is very bleak for him personally because that gamble at this point it doesn't help him it doesn't help his reputation it doesn't help aramco stocks and it doesn't help that international economy in the end yes the international economy needs some economic boost but you

this is the view from all sides russia which scandalize as international opinion but from visiting russia these are mia details all so much more frightening domestic and international scenarios. kills in europe and i want to explore what influential russians feel about this into. national perception of russia and what the consequences of this could mean. russians especially in the capital moscow have adopted the european way of life they feel part of europe but for now russian government is in a deadlock with the west. as a journalist and writer specializing in our history in politics it has never felt more important to understand these tensions since russia's annexation of crimea we have headed towards a new cold war. russia has support a separatist fighters in the eastern ukraine. is accused of tampering with the us a lecture. and of poisoning a former secret agent in a british country town. within russia there was a white range of opinion on these events but the official position is the opposite of the west and here. deputy foreign minister sergei volkov deals with the russian west and

russia has support a separatist fighters in the eastern ukraine. is accused of tampering with the us a lecture. and of poisoning a former secret agent in a british country town. within russia there was a white range of opinion on these events but the official position is the opposite of the west and here. deputy foreign minister sergei volkov deals with the russian west and relationship 1st hand. together says she's up a. good for this i see a loss up there with with the girl is a girl they're going to someone who hasn't been any kind of michelin is dealing. with i see if yes i would be you might. not serving as chairman good in the pre-show. good dog or the email and those. in to me room in the. media. mcguckin at night because for noise not i was in the cool of the bus you must be a cliche idealist creepily. doesn't the suspect was one with. the americans you were near to not know which it was written but got to meet new people stated we issue we should be seeing applause rates those are some. who gave us to be even national because we would come

province in the north east of china this province is called the heilongjiang province and it borders russia and as a result of this cluster this particular part of china has put in place tough images in that region in the capital harben it's put in state home measures for all people living in those residential compounds as well as the city that borders rush and this is where they've identified the main cluster of those crying of a crowd of us cases on monday all gatherings have been banned at train stations and services that been stopped and the health checks have been made are all people coming from russia into china now these are mandatory coronavirus testing they've also put in place 28 day quarantines are all arrivals coming in from russia into that particular region that we are seeing a downward trend particularly across china over the last month or so and some would suggest we're also almost in a recovery mode but they have been a number of questions about the accuracy and the calculations of the figures coming out of china the world health organization it praised china for detecting

it will be any possible scenario where russia is not in the wrong where russia is not the bad guy because if you get if you get a rules based system but it depends on western unity they were the west will always hold together and russia will always be in there also this whole idea that. there's a lot of internal contradictions within this liberal international order and as the international distribution of power has been shifting away from the west and towards the rest of the world i guess upholding pension money relies more and more on the course of its power that it's not just military power that everybody can only sign it and nothing else at all and i mean that means. a liberal order as defined by the washington consensus means you have to use coercion i mean what value is that in itself violence of a demon rapidly running out of time then. well there was a book published recently on this issue of the office and xander cooley and then next and there the title of the book is exit from hegemony on revenue and all of them magic and all that and the 2 office abio that basically this so-cal

viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are tonight's top stories 1st up opac and russia agreed to cut oil production to historic levels are essentially ending a price war that has pummeled the oil market a live report on that straight ahead plus the construction starts in montana for the hotly contested $8000000000.00 keystone x.l. pipeline we'll tell you how coke at 19 and saudi arabia fit into all of this. with no end in sight to the nationwide coronavirus lockdowns can voting by mail be a viable option for the november elections we're going to discuss that all right it's time to boost your news i you. know packing and other allied oil producers made a deal during a virtual meeting today that will take oil production to historic cuts artie's rachel blevins has been following the story all day and she's joining us now with more details to this deal rachel well manella saudi arabia and russia have agreed to a historic deal which will see the world's top will producers cutting output by $10000000.00 barrels per day amid a sharp decrease in demand from the coronavirus pand

it will be any possible scenario where russia is not in the wrong where russia is not the bad guy because if you get if you get a rules based system but it depends on western unity they were the west will always hold together and russia will always be in there also this whole idea that. there's a lot of internal contradictions within this liberal international order and as the international distribution of power has been shifting away from the west and towards the rest of the world i guess upholding pension money relies more and more on course of its power that it's not just military power that everybody can only sign it and nothing else at all and i mean that means. a liberal order as defined by the washington consensus means you have to use coercion i mean what value is that in itself violence of a demon rapidly running out of time when. well there was a book obvious recently on this issue of the office and exotic coolly and then next an empty. the title of the book is exit from hegemony on revel in all of them magic and all that and the 2 office abi york that basically this so-called l

those medics that we try to skimp and save money on they can't for us every day in america france or russia these medics goo to work every day knowing that there's a serious risk of infection and with the dignity to avoid mentioning that they warned us were unprepared as health care system one that was already broken prior to this and is completely destroyed at this point we were unprepared as a country it's unfortunate how it everything played out how every the personality sponsible for making sure we were protected so that we could do our work properly and save other people fail to do that they completely let us down they betrayed us every single agency every single federal government fell does every single person that was there that was supposed to provide us what we needed that was supposed to assist us and give us support during these difficult times so that we could do what we needed to do would be properly if equally fail to do that we were left alone. to figure it out on our own we're going to be damaged as a result of this i don't know what are we going to end up i don't know what

is in russia but did warn that all regions throughout russia's past her she had to be prepared and so get ahead of the curve and ensure that all medical facilities are ready let's listen and. that i will start with an overriding priority common to all regions i mean improving the red in this of the medical institutions and considerably increasing their resources and capabilities it is an unquestionable priority now hopefully we will not need all the reserves and additional capacities that are being created in the health care system but now we must be ready to fight for the life of every person in every region which is going to do it. and that russia is actually looking around the world to other countries to see how that patterns of behavior are watching in russia we're not in a lockdown as harsh as in other european countries but we have been asked to sit insult isolation he said either way the next couple of weeks will be crucial let's say let's listen. and they can see that isn't it if they show us which one is bits at least to me as you know yesterday i met with some scientists and

century russia is following its own pattern of helping those countries that have been by this covert 19 pandemic the worst the united states being the world's sadly leader in the number of cases is certainly fall into this category of this particular batch of help of aid was pre-agreed of by lattimer putin and donald trump as the 2 presidents spoke over the phone this tuesday and within 24 hours russian military jets were and route to the united states carrying medical masks and necessary medical equipment and now russia is essentially saying is sending the message here that the whole world is in this pandemic together and each country should be able to be helping out other countries to the extent that it can that it can afford to here's what russia what russian president's spokesman has said about this when the existing situation affects everyone without exception and is global in character there is no alternative but to act together in the spirit of partnership and mutual assistance so the question is the situation of the u.s. so serious that russia's selling equipment that it migh

2018 india is 3rd a $71000000000.00 it's the 1st time to asian nations are among the top 3 then it's russia and saudi arabia despite a 16 percent decrease in spending compared to 2080 germany's defense budget rose by 10 percent to $49000000000.00 the biggest increase among the world's top 15 military spenders. let's bring in our guests from sweden's capital we have peter weatherman he's the senior research of the arms and military expenditure program at the stockholm international peace research institute from leipzig in germany adam need director of the australia base to china policy center and from glasgow in the u.k. andrew smith spokesman for the campaign against the arms trade thank you all for joining us peter to you 1st of all do you see a main driver in this increase in spending the. increase in spending is driven by a wide variety of courses depending on region to region or contrary to country but of course as the united states is by far the largest military spending in the world it's always important to live there and there i think we can say that it's true but ministration in par

russia mothers fight political persecution. but we start out in germany after the right wing racist murders in hono the city is struggling to come to terms with what happened at the same time they fear a new attacks. it was meant to be a quiet evening with friends and the favorite she. it turned into a night of horror sure. i was there really early maybe 6 or half past 6 we just wanted to smoke a pipe and then go home but another friend came along and suggested we stay to watch a champions league match at half time the door to the cafe opened and the shooting began after a few minutes the gunman left and hena turned to his friend said at which. i tried to leave so i tapped him 2 or 3 times and said let's go then i looked up and saw the blood coming out of his head and is. at this bar where 4 of the 10 victims were killed people are in mourning at the same time questions are being asked and demands articulated. the state has to protect citizens like us but efforts have to be stepped up to fight prejudice pro-democracy campaigns

enough testing is being done to protect americans wherever they live also coming up president putin of russia extends his country's walked into the 11th of may and he tells russians the pandemics likely to get worse for the firm he says so we're almost 6 and a half 1000 just on monday. and governments are plenty of huge stimulus packages to get their economies working again but politicians are debating which climate friendly streams to attach could the pandemic actually help us find climate change . is good to have you with us we begin with a tragic milestone reached this tuesday in the united states more than 1000000 americans have now contracted the corona virus that's according to the tally kept by johns hopkins university more than 57000 americans. have died from coded 19 the disease caused by the virus in proof of how quickly the virus has spread on april 10th the number of cases in the us stood at 500008 took just 18 days for that figure to double all the while u.s. president drawn things in questions and criticism for what he did and did not do to stop the by. like many other countries

not price blows little should ever be allowed in russia has. of course it's it's pretty late to the price of oil and the prolonged time of low prices could impact of russia as well the thinking is that russia as compared to other countries we try to bend that much more or going that russia could you could say hold this situation you know in a better way as long as it doesn't prolonged too but of course it all depends how know how well the world with recovery from the crisis. coming up after the break over 100 medical workers have reportedly died from corona virus in the u.k. as the country experiences shortages of coastal protective equipment story in full in just a few minutes. when almost seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out just to become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. thank. you. thank you. welcome back now with the media largely focused on the global pandemic conflicts in the middle east are receiving less attention yet they rage on putt

it would be any possible scenario where russia is not in the wrong where russia is not the bad guy because if you get if you get a rules based system but it depends on western unity they wrote the west will always hold together and russia will always be in there also this whole idea that. there's a lot of internal contradictions within this liberal international order and as the international distribution of power has been shifting away from the west and towards the rest of the world i guess upholding pension money relies more and more on the course of its power that it's not just military power and everybody can only sign it and nothing else important i mean that means. a liberal order as defined by the washington consensus means you have to use coercion i mean what value is that in itself violence of a demon rapidly running out of time then. well there was a book published recently on this issue of the office and xander cooley and then next and there the title of the book is exit from hegemony on redwood in all of them magic and global all of that and the 2 office abio that basically thi

russia reports another recall daily rise in corona virus infections question though from beyond 20000. hello i'm sam is a dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up china proves to experimental covert 19 vaccines for human trials india's government extends its national long down saying well that's a huge cost lives and more valuable plus. when somebody is the president of the united states the authority is told don't trump declares he'll decide when the u.s. economy reopens the state governors say nothing will change until it's safe. russia has reported another record daily rise in new covert 19 cases more than 2700 infections the government says 170 russians have died the total number of infections now more than 21000 let's go live to neve barker who joins us from london so 1st of all need how much of a long down is being put in place in russia to respond to what seems to be rapidly increasing cases every day. yes well according to the kremlin the number of cases is going up or at least is expected to go up by about 16 to 18 percent today so yesterday the number of new case

being done to protect americans wherever they live also coming up president vladimir putin extends russia's lockdowns of 11 may and tells russians the pandemic is likely to get worst confirmed cases sorted by almost 6 and a half 1000 on monday. i'm told me a logical it's good to have you with us in the united states the number of confirmed corona virus infections has now surpassed 1000000 that's according to johns hopkins university more than 58000 have died in the u.s. after contracting the virus it's claimed more than more american lives than the vietnam war while the hot spots in new york says its pandemic is past its peak for other states the worst may still lie ahead. donald trump's flagship policy has america fussed but he probably didn't mean america would be the 1st country to reach 1000000 cases of coronavirus. this time it is his deputy mike pence who's in the spotlight after being seen without a mosque interacting with covert 19 patients in mass. well let me say as vice president of the united states i'm tested for the crown of virus on a regular basis and everyone who is around

recovered of course the numbers going up to snow were heading towards the half 1000000 mark here in russia. new record one day increase unfortunately with 3388 new cases declared on wednesday bringing the total to nearly 25000 in russia and almost 200 people are known to have died here from covert 19. words to countries having to contend with getting enough hospital staff to treat the sick some are mobilizing medical students or bringing people into retirement in germany the health authorities are also appealing for doctors and nurses among the 1000000 strong migrant population there as your correspondent peter all over reports next from berlin. it's not that long ago that migrants were being talked about as part of a crisis in europe here in germany deonte migrant feeling gave a boost to far right groups both in politics and on the streets now those same migrants are being called on to help with the corona crisis migrants with a medical background could well be crucial in making sure that there are enough doctors to help foreign doctors who sucks in the butt do years have a license to pra

specific partnership which meant what larry king with bob he excluded china and russia. so it was supposed to be transpacific but somehow it didn't include your very important country as you know some would say their most important country is on the western side of the pacific. now mr biden is is blasting trump for raising china's transparency you know trump said something good about china when china really is that they don't know all of their new wire us and then you jump in here i have to have to go to a hard break ok we're going to go to short break i'm out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on china bashing. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court b b b

well thinking about russia to other countries. much more going to russia about. a whole situation you know you know better way as long as he belonged busy to about a quarter you know all depends how you know how well the world busy with the. coming up off the break either 100 medical workers have reportedly died from coronavirus in the u.k. as the country experiences shortages of personal protective equipment story in full in just a few minutes. to . 20 or 30000000 people unemployed now the question is why they say why don't they have a statement that's a very important question that we need to look. thank you for at least. thank you it. will come back now with the media largely focused on the global pandemic conflicts in the middle east are receiving less attention yet they rage on putting millions of vulnerable people further at risk and gaseous has the story. future generations will judge us harshly we weren't ready governments failed refused to act until it was too late people panic wooding toilet paper and cam foods entire economies appear to be bucking the

kind of human eyes asian award china and russia start it all on a go before trunking to power up. you know just let's remember the facts you know mr obama when he established that he is a specific quatenus which meant what larry king revolver he excluded china and russia. so it was supposed to be transpacific but somehow it didn't go all over very important country it's you know some would say the most important country is on the western side of the pacific. now mr vigeland is is blas didn't draw for raising china's transparency you know trump said something good. about china when china released their general over their new wireless and they make you jump in here i have to go have to go to a hard break ok we're going to go to short break i'm out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on china bashing stay. join me every thursday on the alex salmond field and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics this i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing china bashing. ok i wa

the president of russia. but you know when you might. be very careful in the recommendations and requirements of the base he's a cat. and your marriage and shares. this time thing we have a common responsibility for mutual because maybe in. this short time this week has shown that we understand the situation. we are in convention that. we act i disagree in the way people bring about hope and to overcome my i thank you for your attention we. well you've been listening to a prerecorded speech to the nation from the russian president that i'm a person that was broadcast on state television he was addressing the country from his own self isolation he's now extended a so-called non-working week for the rest of april april 30th well that's now cross tolerantly he is live in london for us going to we have seen quite a remarkable shift in the government's approach to this pandemic over the last week or. yes they're taking it very seriously now there have been some concern in certain about amir putin's own health because he shook hands a few days

specific partnership which meant what larry king with bob he excluded china and russia. so it was supposed to be transpacific but somehow it didn't include your very important country as you know some would say their most important country is on the western side of the pacific. now mr biden is is blasting trump for raising china's transparency you know trump said something good about china when china released their general or their new wire us and then you jump in here i have to have to go to a hard break ok we're going to go to short break i'm out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on china bashing. style bananas used to put on the chimney on the last one to continue a little sponge that's them i am. not going to join that i desired to know. how much older the. local just to me. she still lives. on that show was still up. and you put it's not just pump it's almost unusable not a model so there is too stubborn to reach through the. door to just. one almost seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any of these yet to shape out just they become educate

no offense to russia but choosing russia as a place to go for health treatment isn't something somebody from north america would usually do well probably because if you're serious about this going to reach and not necessarily true yes now these heroic narrative you know taking on your witnesses had on you know 5 being your limitations is a big part of mr peterson's philosophy and it's a good strategy in many cases i relied on it myself but i don't think it works all the time do i understand correctly that this condition was made worse much worse by essentially being too heroic about it. being cold turkey as you say rather than trying to win. all more slowly. not exactly so he initially stopped taking it. because he wasn't aware of the physical dependence so he was actually told by somebody just to stop and stopped that wasn't a good idea the winning down didn't work he couldn't tolerate that so coming here to the detox was our last option really i wouldn't necessarily put it into a. narrative or not it it was really the only way we could figure out how to get this medication out of the

no offense to russia but choosing russia as a place to go for health treatment isn't something somebody from north america would usually do well probably because if you're serious about this going to reach and not necessarily true yes now these heroic narrative you know taking on your witnesses had you know 5 being your limitations is a big part of mr peterson's philosophy and it's a good strategy in many cases i relied on it myself but i don't think it works all the time do i understand correctly that this condition was made worse much worse by essentially being too heroic about it. being cold turkey as you say rather than trying to win. all more slowly. not exactly as so he initially stopped taking it. because he wasn't aware of the physical dependence so he was actually told by somebody just to stop and stopped that wasn't a good idea the winning down didn't work he couldn't tolerate that so coming here to the detox was our last option really i wouldn't necessarily put it into a. narrative or not it it was really the only way we could figure out how to get this medication out of a sy

as being tackled here in russia. artificial ventilation operad us or mechanical ventilation systems are essential when a patient reaches a critical stage still the machine requires a lot of consumables something that many hospitals around the world lack russia's iraq's saddam and its subsidiaries decided to prepare for similar scenarios at home . which. that is what is so why did we start to produce it a week ago there was high demand for vows like these in europe and especially in italy when the number of patients dramatically increased i'm talking about patients who need mechanical ventilation apparatus private companies and it's and he started printing 3 d. models of the valves we decided not to wait for such a problem in russia we have enough power reserves to produce up to 5000 of the vows if there is demand to get more materials and we will be able to produce tens of thousands of them to supply many medical institutions it's akin to a more than 2 hours to friend said these in 2 or valves well before they get ta

specific quatenus in which then what now he can revolve he excluded china and russia. so it was supposed to be transpacific but somehow it didn't go on to all very important country as you know some would say their most important country is on the western side of the pacific. now mystified them is is blas didn't draw for raising china's transparency you know trump said something good about china when china really is that they don't know all their new wire us and they make you jump in here i have to go i have to go to a hard break ok we're going to go to short break and out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on china bashing. faisal i've been arguing for the last decade or so. who is it was crisis is both a structural prices and it is also a crisis of state when you're going to see in a capitalist and your money and this and then it did not cause that crisis it only made it there. and made and we deal with it so the whole world and it's going to aggravate all of the rats and dimensions of the crisis the health emergency lands we're still going to be left

if you look at russia economical case if you go back 10 or 15 years russia was a very stealthy actor in cyberspace. they were in contrast to the chinese smash and grab workers russia was methodical and slow and hide behind the raider. were seen since then is a russia that got more aggressive is much more capable. imagine the two blackouts in ukraine and certainly everyone here knows about the election interference of 2016 but there's the attack in 2017 probably the most destructive cyber attack and history did $10 million in damage around the world and that's the lowest estimate also perpetrated by russia. not only are hackers getting better but they are getting more aggressive you. >> you mentioned ukraine twice at russia attacked ukraine power grid in 2016. would you believe russia's goal was in that? was it messaging for destructive measures in ukraine or messaging to the world that had the capability? >> if it was destructive measures they certainly fell short of their goal. the first-ever publicly known blackout caused by a cyber attack it appears these attackers did less damage

it would be any possible scenario where russia is not in the wrong where russia is not the bad guy because if you if you get a rules based system but it depends on western unity they were the west will always hold together and russia will always be in there also this whole idea that. there's a lot of internal contradictions within this liberal international order and as the international distribution of power has been shifting away from the west and towards the rest of the world i guess upholding pension money relies more and more on course of its power that it's not just military power that everybody can only sign it and nothing else important i mean that means. a liberal order as defined by the washington consensus means you have to use coercion i mean what value is that in itself violence of a demon rapidly running out of time then. well there was a book published recently on this issue of the office and xander cooley and then next and there the title of the book is exit from hegemony on revenue and all of them magic and all the all of that and the 2 office abio that basically this so-c

is the oil price war between saudi arabia and russia about to end crude prices enjoyed that biggest ever $1.00 day rally after the u.s. president raised hopes of the troops will donald trump's intervention be enough and what's the impact of the rift between the oil superpowers this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm bernard smith over the past month 2 of the world's biggest oil producers have been in dispute about how to respond to the coronavirus pandemic demand collapse stuff to add lines grounded the planes factories shut their doors on countries impose travel bans crude prices fell further when saudi arabia and russia couldn't agree on cutting supplies to try and force prices higher now u.s. president donald trump is suggesting the feud may soon end saudi arabia has called for an emergency meeting of oil producing nations some era challenge reports. signs that an oil price war between 2 of the world's biggest producers made and sold the biggest one day leap on record and his why i think that russia and saudi arabia at some point are going to make a deal in the not