by a new russia was new strengths but also a more military mind it's russia and also a strong. movement and a force which will witness also from the selves and do you see any change in putin's way of dealing with the tensions in the neighborhood compared to how he might have handled it earlier you know i just came back from the valdai club in moscow you could ask him to the question. would he deliver again this speech which he gave to the german stock exactly 20 years ago where he said the cold war is over . would you do the same speech again i ask him and he said yes but in a softer way and what he confirmed is for him is the nato expansion what's the of the mother of all the problems which. he faces with the west this is a russian view of course but the same this is a geopolitical fight which the russians have today with the west and with as the russians over nato expansion over values or many things what i wanted to say about the neighborhood i think that putin is not really afraid that the west will take advantage of the changes in kyrgyzstan in armenia there by john and bi

by the report and i think both are but for russia i mean for put you for russia. was biden at least hopes to continue the talks already arment and desire moment. with trump he may create a new world order and this may be a dream in russia and he knows that for trump the big enemy is china and not russia he wants to make deals with russia whether biden clearly said that russia is the biggest threats for the west let me come back to the question posed at the end of that short report said be that it was about whether putin successfully destabilizing the west right now authorities in both the us and europe report significant evidence of russian descent from ation campaigns putin's neighborhood may be increasingly explosive as we've talked about but is he nonetheless succeeding quite well in exporting instability to the united states for example i would say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and resort a very short period of time this barassi yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effect

version that russia. did not accept russia and russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present. we have. syria we have presented it but no one wants to listen to us and unless there is dialogue we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on . the tragedy of 17 related to the deaths of people and we mourn these deaths and we believe that. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this let this misunderstanding has been piled in for months and years long time reservations about it does anyone else in the. questioning investigation it was malaysia airlines plane and malaysia is supporting. the whole investigation and the investigation is politicized from the. we see too much politics indeed the idea was not to find how did this happen when all that but you seem to be concerned that it needs to be in the on russia had it been a neutral by the examin

version that russia. did not accept russia's documents and russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present it doesn't say anything we have. presented it's but no one wants to listen to us and unless there is dialogue we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of 17 related to the deaths of people we mourn these deaths and we believe that. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. misunderstanding has been piling for months and years long time reservations about it does anyone else in the. questioning investigation it was malaysia airline and malaysia it is supported. the whole investigation and the investigation is politicized from the. we see too much politics indeed the idea was not to find how would this happen when all that but you seem to be concerned that it needs to be in the rush or headed me in a new troop by the

they're not part of the talks they are saying that russia has some new in the game. in the world and these new things which you new weapons being entered into so we have 5. new weapon systems 2 of them we already accumulated new few of them in the text always new start treaty and they know that americans know about that the world made it clear which of them weapon systems i will. give you the details ok that it would put its own life. to those who are covered by the existence of this is. intercontinental ballistic missile. submarine launched and and the strategic bombers and the us said they do not know what she was going to form part of the equipment they are not covered to use that's what they do they have a rapid. attack program it's a non-nuclear option. would the set of strategic capabilities which can add attack targets. and they say it will take them one hour to reach any point on the girls but warm glow give. this is serious. which is not covered by our talks reality of course they don't include that into the station house with a goalkeeper in the. space just

of the so many years of unremitting hostility toward russia and serious threat towards russia you can't just turn around and say oh well that will be bygones be bygones and now please joy. join us in some kind of a global coalition against china i mean there are terms on stupid. they know perfectly well that essentially what's behind this is a kind of let's you and him fight you know they're going to try and push russia into a war with china and then they can bury us the gist of the said back white this is this is a really bad conflict going on here so i think there's just you know that train left the station a long time ago. but i do think that the comfort china conflict with india china comping vietnam while real are i think much less urgent right now than the conflict with the united states i mean that's the that's a serious one because here you get. the united states which is really now very concerned about this role in the world and this is this is not happen this is we're talking out of us it's like a $45.00 no one has challenged the united states the supremacy in the world i mean

way in the same announcement of russia's foreign ministry it is explained that russia is ready to continue with the countries with another lens services involved in this. investigation sorry so they only are right now out of this consultation team but they will continue cooperating with the netherlands services involved in the investigation well just to remind us because obviously we said 6 years as poss what do we know about the tragedy well i remember that day july 17th 20143 months after kiev launched what it called a massive counter-terror in eastern ukraine using avocation havea tillery tanks i was there on the ground since day one and i remember how quickly turned into a very bloody deadly operation fighting with casualties from both sides including the months of feeling and so the situation on the ground was boiling it was really dramatic the real war in fact was raging when the tragedy happened to bob eastern ukraine and i mean the investigation has been going on every scenes and till today we did not know exactly what had happened to keep. very dramatic like it's a tragedy in fact

it wants to make trouble for russia because both me and azerbaijan are good terms with russia. you know of a save the military arrangement with amin is more expensive with azerbaijan nonetheless america russia has good relations with both any conflict between awning and as a bunny is a headache for russia and i think this is really the danger of far as russia is concerned that along with belarus with ukraine with georgia there are powers that have a vested interest in causing headaches for russia because this is russia's sphere of influence and if there's a conflict and russia is unable to resolve this conflict then it's a serious problem for them and i think that for the russians is that they really want to settle this soon as possible i'm not a socialist is that's really on the cards you know and human kind of speculating here right now the back that everyone wasn't involved visually involved in all of this is this it seems to me that how they're based on and kind of showing its hand right now because. there's been a number of years since we've seen a major escalation here th

version is that russia has been complaining that the netherlands do not accept russia's documents and russia's materials he is russia's president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present it doesn't say anything we have. presented it's but no one wants to listen to us and unless there is dialogue we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the deaths of people and we mourn these deaths and we believe that. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. misunderstanding has been piling for months and years long time reservations about it does anyone else. questioning the investigation it was malaysia airline plane and malaysia is supporting. the whole investigation and the investigation is politicized from the. we see too much politics in the the idea was not to find out how this happened when not on there but you seem to be concerned that it did play need to be in need on russia headed mean a new tube by the regime in the end making conclusion

who is better for russia biden report and i think both are but for russia i mean for pushing for russia or with biden at least hopes to continue the talks on rearmament. and. with trump he may create a new world order and this may be a dream in russia and he knows that for trump the big enemy is china and not russia he wants to do to make deals with russia whether biden clearly said that russia is the biggest threat for the west let me come back to the question posed at the end of that short report that was about whether putin is successfully destabilizing the west right now authorities in both the us and europe report significant evidence of russian descent from ation campaigns putin's neighborhood may be increasingly explosive as we've talked about but is he nonetheless succeeding quite well in exporting instability to the united states for example i would say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and really saw a very short period of time this perilously yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective to

russia's foreign minister of. european. language. is making the. most of those in the group. the question is not just business as usual. any business with the european union. the president. our correspondent is in the. region. the wall street used to be bustling with. visit each other. to the children. we hear from a series who are taking shelter in. their shelling us now with. one week ago. and. it was impossible to take anything from the. from moscow to the world this is our teacher national from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome to the program get to those headlines stories in just a moment but some news just in from france president mccrone has announced some drastic new measures to country a surge in coronavirus cases the details are starting from saturday night the paris region marsay to lose and several other cities will be placed under a nightly curfew from 9 pm to 6 am it's believed that will run for at least 4 weeks and people will have to remain in their homes during those times those who break the curfew will be fined $135.00 euro which goes up f

who is better for russia biden or porch and i think both are bad for russia i mean for pushing for russia or biden at least hopes to continue the talks on rearmament desire moment. with trump he may create a new world order and this may be a dream in russia and he knows that for trump the big enemy is china and not russia he wants to get to make deals with russia whether biden clearly said that russia is the biggest threats for the west let me come back to the question posed at the end of that short report said be that it was about whether putin is successfully destabilizing the west right now authorities in both the us and europe report significant evidence of russian descent from ation campaigns put teens neighborhood may be increasingly explosive as we've talked about but is he nonetheless succeeding quite well in exporting instability to the united states for example i would say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and resort a very short period of time this variously yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a ver

version that russia has been complaining repeatedly that the netherlands do not accept russia's documents and russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present it doesn't say we have. syria we have presented its but no one wants to listen to us unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on . the tragedy of. the deficit. people we mourn. we believe. such incidents aren't acceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this lack of trust this misunderstanding has been piled in for months and years moscow's had long time reservations about it does anyone else in the international community shad this questioning investigation it was malaysia airline airplane and malaysia is supported russia's position say that the whole investigation and that alliance led investigation is politicized from the very beginning we see too much politics indeed the idea was not to find how would this happen when all that but you seem to be concerned that it needs to

who is better for russia biden or porch and i think both are but for russia i mean for put you for russia or biden at least hopes to continue the talks on rearmament. and. with trump he may create a new world order and this may be a dream in russia and he knows that for trump the big enemy is china and not russia he wants to do to make deals with russia whether biden clearly said that russia is the biggest threat for the west let me come back to the question posed at the end of that short report and it was about whether putin is successfully destabilizing the west right now authorities in both the us and europe report significant evidence of russian descent from ation campaigns put teen's neighborhood may be increasingly explosive as we've talked about but is he nonetheless succeeding quite well in exporting instability to the united states for example i would say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and. really saw a very short period of time this apparently yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective t

that russia has been complaining repeatedly that the netherlands do not accept russia russia's materials he is russia's president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present it doesn't say anything we have. presented no one wants to listen to us and unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the people. who would believe that. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. misunderstanding has been piling for months and years moscow's have long time reservations about it does anyone else in the. questioning investigation malaysia airline and malaysia is supporting. the whole investigation and the investigation is politicized from the. we see too much politics in it the idea was not to find how did this happen when all that but you seem to be content. to be in the on rush or headed me in a new troop by the examinee and making conclusions we. accept here we have these who have some political interests in the matter what is important

to russia and the other way around between russia and the u.s. nuclear cities los alamos livermore sneakiness all of you. we discussed a number of issues that they built contacts and they still remember these meetings quite fondly. for the past 7 to 8 years the political developments that we've seen globally cost a shadow on our relations but we still have business contacts as an example we have had corporation with general electric on a number of international platforms we have been implementing some global projects on turbines on nuclear power plant equipment. and in this respect our cooperation is worth several $1000000000.00 is all of the oregonian that you source is that come from mines in russia. nami morgan what i would say. not all of it so. you are a little bit short of our own uranium we import some from abroad we cooperate with kazakstan. because of. the boys you know we have a big shame kazakstan is mining companies. but the only thing but you know in the more anya that shook the thought what do you think were let go but we also reduc

who is better for russia by the report and i think both are but for russia i mean for pushing for russia. biden at least hopes to continue the talks on rearmament and desire moment. with trump he may create a new world order and this may be a dream in russia and he knows that for trump the big enemy is china and not russia he wants to do to make deals with russia whether biden clearly said that russia is the biggest threat for the west let me come back to the question posed at the end of that short report that was about whether putin is successfully destabilizing the west right now authorities in both the us and europe report significant evidence of russian descent from ation campaigns putin's neighborhood may be increasingly explosive as we've talked about but is he nonetheless succeeding quite well in exporting instability to the united states for example i would say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and resort a very short period of time this barassi yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective too

russia and iran? caller: considering, and i have to agree with the last caller, why wouldn't you expect iran to do it? of course they are doing it. what people should be aware of his we have known this all along. since 2016.n this definitely that other countries are involved. even president trump has been withn to have interfered getting out the black vote in the last election through emails. this is nothing new. four years later after 2016 you surprised this is still happening considering what you said we knew about what was going on in 2016? caller: once again, there is no surprise in what you know is going to happen. they do not change their behavior because you know. virginia, a supporter of president trump, we will hear from john. caller: pedro, do you hear me? usually i do not get up this early. i am a federal employee, i am kind of on furlough right now. this is concerning, referenced outside forces disrupting our election process. you have to realize iran has always been our enemy for the past

it would be very helpful if russia could try to be a little bit have a little bit more p.r. that makes it also. and easier for us. to push the other side. the leaders of russia and turkey have agreed on the vital importance of upholding the ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan in phone conversation with president vladimir putin also raised moscow's concerns over the role of militants from middle east being brought into the carb a conflict zone. a fragile cease fire was brokered on saturday but has been repeatedly violated with armenia blaming each other the fighting in flared up more than 2 weeks ago but has roots going back 3 decades the area is mostly inhabited by ethnic armenians but is legally part of azerbaijan our correspondent dawn off reports from its capital. before the war this street used to be bustling with life neighbors would come visit each other mothers would read bedtime stories to their children well now it's almost completely abandoned after and as a by johnny airstrike basically there's a huge apartment building here which is no more there are no wind

on one hand russia denied interfering with the 2020, 2016 election in russia is denying interfering in the 2016 election and they denied in the 1950s election and that's when they were confronted by an a administration before the november election and on the one hand i would not pay too much heed to russia's denial because they don't actually bear out by the facts but on the other hand i think that it's a fine message to send and there is no downside to say don't interact in our election and i wish the president would communicate that message directly to the russian president rather than either say it does not exist or actually solicit help from russia as he did before the 2016 election in asking for them to help start an e-mail. on the one hand helpful message on the other hand but let's be clear eyed and recognize that russia is interfering in the 2020 election right now and while mr. o'brien seems to be talking just about russia will manipulate vote tallies as i said the electoral interference can include manipulating people or manipulating actual votes and to defend election agains

version that russia has been complaining repeatedly that the netherlands do not accept russia's documents and russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the presents it doesn't say we have. presented it's but no one wants to listen to us unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the debts. people and we mourn the deaths and we believe that these such incidents are an acceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this lack of trust this misunderstanding has been piling for months and years moscow's had long time reservations about it does anyone else in the international community shad this questioning investigation it was malaysia airline plane and malaysia is supported russia's position say that the whole investigation the netherlands led investigation is politicized from the very beginning we see too much politics in the the idea was not to find out how this happened when not on the button you seem to be concerned that

interested in only putin all the blame on russia rather than fighting the truth here's the russia's foreign ministry the dutch move is considered yet another blow to russian dutch relations and the hague court's determination contrary to common sense is to continue on the wrong path of unilateral attribution of responsibility to russia for what happened in the sky above donbass such unfriendly acts by the netherlands make it senseless for us to continue to participate in the 3 way consultations responsibility for the breakdown of the consultations those lies entirely with the hague will receive the netherlands reaction they say they deeply regret that russia took this decision but by the way in the same announcement of russia's foreign ministry it is explained that they only are right now out of this consultation team but they will continue cooperating with the netherlands services involved in the investigation 6 years has passed what do we know about the tragedy well i remember that day july 17th 20143 months off to kiev launched what it called a massive counter terror in eastern u

in the common interest of russia in mind and for cooperation in solving. international crises and at the same time we must notice the specific incidents charge the bilateral relations and we need to ensure that a violation of the chemical weapons treaty which is one of the most acceptable agreements of human rights doesn't remain without consequences and on that we have a consensus at the european level mine. russia denies the allegations that have been made against it moscow sent for official requests to berlin for germany to share the information the evidence that germany says it has of the poisoning of alexei no felony russia needs that information they say in order to carry out an investigation the russian foreign minister has encouraged his european partners to observe well the set standard of international law if you will so you'll see your approach of an avanti case is totally unacceptable 5 b. you countries claim they have established the truth but when we request them to provide evidence of their conclusion it's that they say this is outrageous so

those who believe that russia was responsible. of course of course russia did know this of course. they're the ones that did it is there anybody else who is casting doubt over the. yes we are talking about 3 consultations so there are 3 members here australia netherlands and russia but there is also another country involved here because it was delayed airline plane and malaysia is supported russia's position saying that the whole investigation and that alliance led investigation is politicized and here is the country's prime minister talking about this we do not exclude from an examination but from the very beginning we see too much politics in it the idea was not to friend how did this happen. but it seemed to be considered. to be on russia had it been the new troops the examine the and making conclusions be. accepted. by these who have some political interests in the middle. so russia now is out all the sides hope and. hopes that everybody will continue after it's to find the truth because i mean you have to understand what had happened and those. who did that they should be puni

addressing senior figures in russia's media. let's get an update now from our correspondent who was following events for almost 2 hours this discussion lots of issues. what were the points the. what we had a very lengthy incomparably comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergey lavrov and editors in chief of numerous media organization that was so much to unpack but one topic given considerable attention was what can only be described as a very difficult relationship the russia now has with the european union that of course the to have a lot in common they have a lot of mutual interests especially economic wants for example the north to gas line project but he said all of this was made difficult but what he described as a condescending attitude and a constant demands put on russia and he said that this was a habit that made it very difficult for business to be as usual. we. were going to show business as usual we're going to be. out i mean you're selling so we're going to write all being so i'm going. to rush. hour

including artie's editor in chief touched on everything from the fighting in a go no power back to russia's strained relations with the e.u. . most of those in the book pulls. the question is not just whether business as usual this possible whether any business with the european union is possible at all . but my ability of the ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan looks in ever grated sounds amid claims of repeated violations by both sides policy reports from the devastated capital of the disputed. region. before the war with the street used to be bustling with life neighbors would come visit each other mothers would read bedtime stories to their children well now it's almost completely abandoned. by john alleges armenian forces of territories outside the main conflict zone something they're abandoned nice to hear from as there is who are resorting to taking shelter in their basements and doing a whole lot easier many unsearched shelling constantly they're shelling us now with different weapons. one week ago i shall file and my upstairs neighbor's home was completely burned down. the wor

version that russia has played. except russia russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present it doesn't say anything we have. presented no one wants to listen to us and unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the people. would believe that. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. misunderstanding has been piling for months and years moscow's have long time reservations about it does anyone else in the. questioning investigation it was malaysia airlines plane and malaysia is supporting. the whole investigation and that investigation is politicized from the. we see too much politics in it the idea was not to find how this happened with all that but you seem to be content. to be in the on russia had it been a neutral but the examinee and making conclusions we. accept well here we have these who have some polit

it happens russia wants to help a republican. but russia is actors or choose our leaders for us. to advertise our democracy and undermine the viability of the democratic model as a viable model of governance. that should defend an alarm all americans do regardless of their public loyalties. >> you said earlier in an interview this year the idea of interference is not just changing ballots. but to legitimize the entire process itself part i'm going to read your quote you what you talk little bit more about it. >> we should be ready for there to be some sort of plan here to degrade, disrupt our democracy by delegitimizing the outcome of the election. what putin is after here is chaos, is dysfunction, it's corrupting democracy. trump has a means to the end but there's other ways of achieving it. one of which is just making america's wonder whether their election was fair at all. talk a little bit about that. civic siegrist myself. the russian objective here, you have to look globally. because donald trump can be distracting. our current politics can be distracting. let's think about

basically that it cuts ukraine out of the transit routes from russia and western europe feel like russia's been bullying ukraine but if you look at the economics i mean that talking about energy security however. in the seventy's eighty's russia was responsible for 70 or $0.80 europe's gas that's foreign in the meantime to about 3540 percent so europe is already diversified away from russian gas and that having this new pipeline the most stream 2 that russia will to live in exactly the same amount of gas as it's now so there's no increase in dependency on russia the problem is the and he security issues because when they went through the pipeline to ukraine because of the terrible relationships between russia and ukraine and because of ukraine being effectively bankrupt it couldn't pay its gas and gas from turned off in 2006 and people are taking this as a political action whereas it was actually an economic one and germany the reason why they're keen on this pipeline is actually increases their energy security because it goes directly from what is really a very clean clear that they are s

basically that it cuts ukraine out of the transit routes from russia and western europe feel like russia's been bullying ukraine but if you look at the economics i mean that talking about energy security however. in the seventy's eighty's russia was responsible for 70 or $0.80 europe's gas that's foreign in the meantime to about 3540 percent so europe is already diversified away from russian gas and that having this new i plan the most strained suit that russia will to live in exactly the same amount of gas as it's now so there's no increase in dependency on russia the problem is the n.a.c. security issue because when they went through the pipeline to ukraine because of the terrible relationships between russia and ukraine and because of ukraine being effectively bankrupt it couldn't pay its gas and gas from turned off in 2006 and people are taking this as a political action whereas it was actually an economic one and for germany the reason why they're keen on this pipeline is actually increases their energy security because it goes directly from what it is it is a clean clear that they ar

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the bloc still needs good relations with russia. i think it will last for some time and then of course the dialogue will continue to measure the most important measure that germany and europe could take would be to stop the. pipeline between russia and germany north stream too but of course the german star want to do that because that would get them and do it up very badly we need russian gas and so they don't put them on the sanction list so the sanctions are not really sanctions it's you know wagging the finger at it it's really not up to standard where europe should be as some international power and talking with russia which is another power in the world we have a new wave of russian propaganda as well of anti chinese propaganda coming from the u.s. there is a net group of n.g.o.s of 2 or politically trained politicians and of a population that is uninformed of russia that it's very easy to make such a anti-rational cutting russia is not very smart in using soft power so we don't have enough pro russian n.g.o.s we don't have the

the president of russia. the disputed. street used to be bustling with life neighbors. would read stories to their children well now. we hear from. one week ago. and. it was impossible to take anything from the. broadcasting live from moscow to the world this is our to international my names you know me you're welcome to the program. a 2nd experimental russian vaccine against corona virus has officially been registered at the vote corona successfully passed for use while into clinical trials my colleagues nichiren and maria financial discuss the announcement made today by president putin. losing. the vote to research center in the disappears is registered in the 2nd russian vaccine against corona virus the epi bot corona vaccine was developed by siberia based states a research center among the largest in russia it was founded more than 45 years ago that in the soviet times these one in phase 2 of its clinical trials are now behind and we heard it was a success meaning the drug is safe now face 3 is coming and it is a study in whether the vaccine is in fact effective we

of the so many years of unremitting hostility toward russia and serious threat towards russia you can't just turn around and say oh well that will be bygones be bygones and now please join. join us in some kind of a global coalition against china i mean the russians on stupid it's made up of it well that essentially what's behind this is a kind of let's you and him fight you know they're going to try and push russia into a war with china and then eikenberry going to just to the set back why this is this is a really bad conflict going on here so i think there's just you know that train left the station a long time ago. but i do think that come from china complete with india and china conflict real are i think much less urgent right now than the conflict with the united states i mean that's the that's a serious one because here you get. the united states which is really now very concerned about this role in the world and this is this is not happen this is we're talking our butts it's like the $45.00 no one has challenged the united states the supremacy in the world i mean yes the soviet u

i feel free and living in russia. and in russia the matter what time it is i can walk outside and i'm see. we're standing outside the metro area and then with the police officers 2 cars officers walking towards us and my heart's beating fast like. why because no living in america is deeply traumatized and i was like talk i'm scared and then my friend just moved here from america and she's russian he's like really 5 minutes later that same police officer comes back with the biggest bouquet of flowers a stranger and tells me welcome to russia you belong here. i do want to hear it's a piece of me and the more i had the more i'm here the more i see that i'm not going anywhere and the russians that i meet here 1st they're like ok you're a foreigner that i have when i speak russian and then wait wait wait. till national at least you. know. thing is set the scene will just go single. at the close of the deal would just wait. and. would you go into the worship would seal up. the deal little would be able to. be cut with them

it wants to make trouble for russia because both mean and azerbaijan are good terms with russia . of a save the military arrangement with amin is more expensive with azerbaijan nonetheless america russia has good relations with both any conflict between on the ng and as a by the un is a headache for russia and i think this is really the danger of far as russia is comes on that along with belarus with ukraine with georgia there are powers that have a vested interest in causing headaches for russia because this is russia's sphere of influence and if there's a conflict and russia is unable to resolve this conflict then it's a serious problem for them and i think that for the russians is that they really want to settle this soon as possible i'm not a socialist is that's really on the cards you know and human kind of speculating here right now look back that. everyone wasn't involved visually involved in all of this is this it seems to me that how they're based on and kind of showing its hand right now because. it's been a number of years since we've seen a major escalation here the ot

basically that it cuts ukraine out of the transit routes from russia and western europe feel like russia's been bullying ukraine but if you look at the economics i mean that talking about energy security however. in the seventy's eighty's russia was responsible for 70 or $0.80 europe's gas that's foreign in the meantime to about 3540 percent so europe is already diversified away from russian gas and that having this new pipeline the most stream to. russia will to live in exactly the same amount of gas as it's now so there's no increase in dependency on russia the problem is the and he security issues because when they went through the pipeline to ukraine because of the terrible relationships between russia and ukraine and because of ukraine being effectively bankrupt it couldn't pay its gas and gas from turned off in 2006 and people are taking this as a political action whereas it was actually an economic one and germany the reason why they key in on this pipeline it's actually increases their energy security because it goes directly from what it is it is actually clear that they are so ke

russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov paid back its european threats of sanctions over the never found a case of saying the hostile language coming from the e.u. is making it possible to maintain relations. with most of those in the good work force. the question is not just where the business as usual is possible but with any business with the european union is possible a tool. viability of the ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan looks in ever greater doubts have made claims of the need to fire lation is by both sides monti reports from the devastated council of the disputed we're going to care about the region before the war with the street used to be bustling with like neighbors would come visit each other mothers would read bedtime stories to their children well now it's almost completely abandoned. by john alleges armenian forces have bombed its territories outside the main conflict zone something they are not found denies we hear from as there is who are resorting to take shelter in the basement. of the home of the or me and search shelling constantly they are shelling us now

russia's foreign minister of. european. language coming from the e.u. is making it impossible to maintain relations. with the question is not just business as usual this. any business with the european union is possible tool. a warm welcome to our to international my names you know neal and 30 minutes of news and views. we begin with france where president. drastic measures to counter a surge in corona virus cases a nightly curfew is being rolled out in the capital and elsewhere. it at this is you we have made a decision to impose a curfew it will be in force in the paris region and 8 other french cities. let's cross live now to our correspondent in part a shard tube and ski charlotte some pretty extreme measures by be president tell us more. well this all came of course as it was declared that france was moving into a new state of health emergency something that had subsided back in the summer when the numbers of cases had gone down but that is not how back president mark on took to the stage to address the french public on wednesday night to talk abou

it wants to make trouble for russia because both mean and azerbaijan are good terms with russia . you know of a save the military arrangement with amin is more expensive with azerbaijan the us america russia has good relations with both any conflict between on the ng and as a by the un is a headache for russia and i think this is really the danger of far as russia is concerned the along with belarus with ukraine with georgia there are a power was that have a vested interest in causing headaches for russia because this is russia's sphere of influence and if there's a conflict and russia is unable to resolve this conflict then it's a serious problem for them and i think that for the russians is that they really want to settle this soon as possible i'm not a socialist is that's really on the cards you know and human kind of speculating here right now look back that everyone wasn't involved visually involved in all of this is this it seems to me that how they're based on is kind of showing its hand right now because. it's been a number of years since we've seen a major escalation here

which is another power and the world we have a new wave of russia. as well and chinese propaganda coming from the u.s. there is no net n.g.'s of the politically trained politicians and of the population that is uninformed of russia that it's very easy to make such a anti-rational copy russia is very smart in using soft power so we don't have enough pro russian engineers they don't have the. european russian cultural exchange. it would be very helpful if russia could try to be a little bit have a little bit more p.r. that makes it also. and easier for us. to push the other site like. still to come this hour donald trump claims that his recovery from call the 19 means immunity but a new study suggests otherwise the details on that story and much more after a short break this is our control national. never played high and low poker that's when the low and the high hand. so we got a situation in the global economy right now where in the currency markets various countries are trying to win with the worst possible hand to see how this works out . seems wro

russia is stepping up efforts to battle over 1000 with a 2nd. against the virus it is already undergone 2 months of clinical trials. in moscow hits back at sanction threats from the e.u. with the foreign minister describing europe's response. as hostile and damaging to relations. the question is not just where the business is usual it's possible any business with the european union. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow international i'm john thomas certainly glad you're with us and we begin in france where president has announced a stricter new rules to be applied to paris and other major cities in response to go over $1000.00 time curfew will be enforced from this coming weekend for a minimum of 4 weeks. we have made a decision to impose a curfew it will be in force in the paris region and 8 other french cities well this all came of course as it was declared that france was moving into a new state of health emergency something that had subsided back in the summer when the numbers of cases had gone down but that is now back president

to russia and the other way around between russia and the u.s. nuclear cities los alamos livermore snippets all of you. we discussed a number of issues that they built contacts and they still remember these meetings quite fondly. for the past 7 to 8 years the political developments that we've seen globally cost a shadow on our relations. but we still have business contacts as an example we have had corporation with general electric on a number of international platforms we have been implementing some global projects on turbines on nuclear power plant equipment. and in this respect our cooperation is worth several $1000000000.00 is all of the oregonian that you source is that come from mines in russia. nami morgan what i would say. not all of it so. you are a little bit short of our own uranium we import some from abroad we cooperate with kazakstan. because of them. but we have a big shame kazakstan is mining companies. but you know in the more anya that shook the thought what do you think were let go but we also reducing the need for the new uran

to russia and the other way around between russia and the u.s. nuclear cities los alamos livermore snippets all of you. we discussed a number of issues that they built contacts and they still remember these meetings quite fondly. for the past 7 to 8 years the political developments that we've seen globally cost a shadow on our relations. but we still have business contacts as an example we have had corporation with general electric on a number of international platforms we have been implementing some global projects on turbines on nuclear power plant equipment. and in this respect our cooperation is worth several $1000000000.00 is all of the oregonian that you source is that it come from mines in russia. nami morgan you. know not all of it so. we're a little bit short of our own uranium we import some from abroad we cooperate with kazakstan. on the issue and we have a big shame kazakstan as mining companies. but you know in the moron yeah sure. but we also reducing the need for new uranium by recycling fuel as i've talked about before. when we us

did not accept russia's documents and russia's materials he is russia's president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present it doesn't say anything we have. syria we have presented it but no one wants to listen to us unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the deaths of people. and we believe that. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. misunderstanding has been piling for months and years long time reservations about it does anyone else. questioning the investigation it was malaysia airline and malaysia is supporting. the whole investigation that led investigation is politicized from the. beginning we see too much politics indeed the idea was not to find how did this happen when all that but you seem to be content. to be in the rush or headed me in a new troop by the examinee and making conclusions we. accept but here we have these who have some political interests in the matter what is important now is that yes russ

russia. do not accept. russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present. we have. presented no one wants to listen to us and unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the deaths of people. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. and has been piling for months and years long time reservations about it does anyone else in the. questioning investigation. as you know malaysia airlines airplane and here is the country's prime minister talking about this investigation and also calling it. from the very beginning we see too much politics in it the idea was not to find how did this happen when all that but you seem to be content. to be in the on russia had it been a neutral but the examining and making conclusions we. are always willing to accept but here we have these who have some political interest in the m

to russia and the other way around between russia and the u.s. nuclear cities los alamos livermore sneakiness all of you. we discussed a number of issues that they built contacts and they still remember these meetings quite fondly. for the past 7 to 8 years the political developments that we've seen globally cost the shadow on our relations. but we still have business contacts as an example we have had corporation with general electric on a number of international platforms we have been implementing some global projects on turbines on nuclear power plant equipment. and in this respect our cooperation is worth several $1000000000.00 is all of the oregonian that you source is that come from mines in russia. nami morgan you. know not all of it so. we're a little bit short of our own uranium we import some from abroad we cooperate with kazakstan. with us. but we have a big shame kazakstan is mining companies. but the only thing but you know in the moron yeah they shook the thought what do you think were let go but we also reducing the need for the ne

version that russia. did not accept russia and russia's materials he has a russian president vladimir putin talking about it whatever the present. we have. presented its but no one wants to listen to us unless there is. we will not find the right response to the questions that still remain on. the tragedy of. the deaths of people we mourn. and we believe. such incidents are unacceptable so you understand what we hear today from russia's foreign ministry didn't start yesterday all this. misunderstanding has been piling for months and years long time reservations about it does anyone else in the. questioning investigation it was malaysia airlines and malaysia is supporting. the whole investigation and the investigation is politicized from the. we see too much politics in it the idea was not to find how this happened with all that but you seem to be concerned that it needs to be in the rush or had it been a neutral by the examinee and making conclusions we. accept but here we have these who have some politic

and the kurds were more comfortable and looking at compromise knowing that both russia and the u.s. were part of this so it so that heard helps sadly the truth has changed and it is a tentative agreement. also while you're on on all sides peter the but it's intensity and i truly hope president everyone will look at this difference it's ceasefire can be used. on the basis of the discussions the foreign minister lavrov who be leading i meant that i think that will do if we're live recently to give him the rest of the united states and critics to head turkey back oakland is in hope has moved forward we're with you again brister was basement room but also scary movie 2 are getting back to. you mentioned from mr let us talk about his amien and counterpart claflin that's monday and well i believe it's both i think do result of the discussion that took place in geneva or. thursday is lead to agreement that the o's are president for minister leaders well let me ask you specifically about their meeting in position because it's their meeting and the. insistence on preserving the status quo th

of the so many years of unremitting hostility toward russia and serious threat towards russia you can't just turn around and say oh well that will be bygones be bygones and now please join. join us in some kind of a global coalition against china i mean the russians aren't stupid it's made up of it well that essentially what's behind this is a kind of let's you and him fight you know they're going to try and push russia into a war with china and then eikenberry going to just of the said back why this is this is a really bad conflict going on here so i think there's just you know that train left the station a long time ago. but i do think that the comfort china conflict with india and china conflict beat them while real are i think much less urgent right now than the conflict with the united states i mean that's the that's a serious one because here you get. the odds it which is really now very concerned about its role in the world and this is this is not happen this is we're talking now but it's likely $45.00 no one has challenged the united states the supremacy in the world i mean yes