putin month to spain so this is also a case for normal citizen and mr putin. has to accept that he is just a normal guy he can travel of cause in belgium and out of belgium as long as no indictment is brought he's there with other members of his format cabinet so is he looking at trying to form some sort of government in exile. mr bushman announced to gether with the five other ministers he brought from barcelona that he will carry on business government business here in brussels what he means by that is unclear because i think nobody will follow his orders but he's trying to establish a kind of a government and he says he will stay in brussels as long as he has no guarantees that he will have a fair trial in spain and he wants this going to he's from the european union and is for sure that the european union will not act on that so we're in a situation where he's a free man at the moment there's no warrant out for his arrest but. in spain looking to file charges against him so what can we expect to happen next as soon as these five in the court then the judge

putin -- help mr. putin have a hard time in dunbas. will argued if we are nice to the kremlin on ukraine, we will be able to even ease pressure on the baltic states. couldn't disagree more. we tried the nice guy approach after georgia with a very weak response. we got crimea. we tried the nice guy approach with the very weak response after crimea. we got dunbas. thank goodness our leaders began to weiss up, albeit not as quickly as we would like. the response was the covert campaign began was better. we got real sanctions, though it took several months to get and it took for the europeans -- the shoot-down of the airliner. as sandy pointed out, the kremlin has twoity vulnerabilities here. one is the isolation and impact of sanctions on the russian economy. the other is the fact that the russian people do not want to be fighting in the dunbas. so providing weapons to increase russian casualties will make mr. putin more cautious. die have one minute sunset thank you. i agree that american's enable to see the future is a problem. we are n

putin the moment the cut and run that scuttle the leader announced the press conference later in the day and is that why he chose to flee to to belgium itself because he was looking for support from the e.u. . this mud one be one of the reasons but the cut a lot independence movement also has strong ties to belgium it's feel we have a nationalist flemish party which is supporting the independence movement and one of the petitions of this party which is in a coalition government here in beijing suggested on the weekend that mr puts them on might apply for asylum here maybe he had misunderstood that as a kind of an invitation and there's also one deputy of miss the putsch doing party here in the european parliament he met him allegedly yesterday for dinner so there are some connections for belgium but mr putin month is a free man of cause as a spanish citizen he can travel everywhere in the european union if he vicious. his band recruit reporting for us from brussels thank you band now police in germany have arrested a nineteen year old syrian man under suspicion of plotting and islami

yesterday for dinner so there are some connections for belgium but mr putin money is a free man of course as a spanish citizen he can travel everywhere in the european union if he vicious. band record reporting for us from brussels thank you bound not to some other stories making news around the world video streaming service netflix has decided to end its flagship series house of cards after allegations of sexual abuse were leveled against the show's star kevin spacey on monday the two time oscar winner apologize for allegedly making sexual advances on a fourteen year old boy more than thirty years ago. u.s. officials say special forces have captured a man suspected of playing a key role in the two thousand and twelve assault on the u.s. diplomatic compound in benghazi libya the u.s. ambassador and three other americans died in that attack president on trump says the militant will face justice in the u.s. . tokyo police have arrested a twenty seven year old man after they found multiple dismembered bodies in his apartment local media say the suspect used several picnic coolers to store th

but mr putin months before the referendum and before he was ousted always applied to the european institutions that they should have a role in this in a spanish conflict that they should. try to to establish talks between the catalans and the spanish central government but the refused to do that you said this is a matter that spain has to deal with on its own and this is also as a stand point this afternoon the commission says we don't have nothing to do with that of course mr putin one can apply for asylum here in belgium if he wishes but is almost certain that this application will be turned down and mr put him on as a spanish citizen can move freely within europe so he can travel to brussels if he likes but what his motives are well we have to wait until he speaks. in brussels bandra get thank you the united states now president trumps of former campaign manager paul manifolds has surrendered to the f.b.i. he and business associate rate gates been indicted by a grand jury on charges of conspiring against the u.s. to mount a horse was seen this morning leaving his home in alexandria for.

if these demonstrations against mr putin are big or if they are allowed to just mr putin have a big problem. i don't see him as a size you must question or create big problem will you meet up with him. or less from the pools sure where you must. or in the national society something about eighty percent among to enter perception or doesn't support what you mean or what you know. additionally eighty percent more are russian nationalist as they could just sizing up. because he wants to all march to make that deal with united states and european union ok mr putin let me just interrupt you for a second deck so i do want to get to one key point here if mr putin doesn't have a problem why is he refusing to announce the election date because he does have his critics who say he is not announcing that date because he doesn't want to miss them the valve need to carry on building on his undoubted political power base. let you in a platoon has no problem with alex in the wire in a because now why not use supported by united states and european union and most of that ash and create source but if you shou

god is the mr putin moment and his government is. is. the viewpoint of the commission or the european union has no change this is a spanish method to be resolved in spain and mr putin moaned is of course a spender citizen free to move to belgium as long as he wishes because he has he enjoys the freedom of movement within the european union he can of course apply for asylum in belgium but is quite sure that is the case and to be turned down so and the european union says it's not our business what they're doing now in spain and the cuttle and leader as i said has no not made any request to meet somebody here in brussels officially so we have to wait what will happen next right both in of brussels and barcelona waiting for some sign of carlos for tomorrow our correspondents there are boundary correct and charlotte charles and phil thank you both very much. living on to our other top story a president donald trump's former campaign manager paul man of ford has surrendered to the f.b.i. he and his business associate rick gates have been indi

first let's take it to david chase who's in brussels david what do we think mr putin want does next. that's a very good question i wish i could answer it he's got a lot of things on his agenda made it very clear of that rather confusing and chaotic press conference which was conducted in four languages catalan spanish french and english he made it clear that he still considers himself the president of catalonia and he's not here to seek political asylum as you said so he said that he was rather in the heart of democracy here in brussels he met at the center of

mr. putin yesterday clearly expressed russia's position. the immediate effect on international stability is furthered by other factors. there are threats that space can become a space for international confrontation, military confrontation. this needs to be prevented, and the russian-chinese project on the non-placement of nuclear weapons in space. colleagues, the nonproliferation regime is the collective responsibility of all the world. we need to promote a positive agenda towards more stability of the regime. we are ready to work with anyone who wants to make international peace and security more stable. i am ready to answer your questions. thank you. [applause] >> colleagues, we have a chance to ask three questions. first of all, i will give the opportunity to our international friends, to foreign friends, to ask the questions. please. >> thank you mr. foreign minister. you have sent a very experienced ambassador now to washington. he has long experience in negotiating strategic arms control with the united states. i am wondering what yo

european union and then belgium would extradite mr putin month to spain but this is still far away and we don't know if mr bush one is really aiming to to do that if he applies for asylum he has only lived very little chance to get asylum in belgium because the unesco's normally don't have any chance to get asylum here so it's still unknown what mr put two months plan is he says he will return or you as his party will stand in the snap elections in december he accepted that but nothing else that is coming from spain so far all right brussels correspondent there and recruit following all the latest developments for us there thank you bad . now russia has joined the white house and denying any collusion between donald trump and moscow during the two thousand and sixteen elections the kremlin pointed out that it is not implicated by the first criminal cases against the us president's associates this comes after donald trump's former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associates were placed under house arrest after they were indicted in the special counsel's probe another former trump

will be turned down and mr putin man as a spanish citizen can move freely within europe so he can travel to brussels if he likes but what his motives are well we have to wait until he speaks. in brussels bandra get thank you to the united states now where president trumps former campaign manager paul manifold has surrendered to the f.b.i. and business associates of rick gates' have been indicted by a grand jury on charges of conspiring against the u.s. just a matter for the scene this morning leaving his home in alexandria virginia for handing himself in he's been caught up in an inquiry led by special counsel robert muller into alleged coordination between the president from twenty sixth and russia. i want to get the latest from washington let's go there and join d.w. constanta kasten phenomenon welcome custom what's the latest on paul manifold the charges he's facing. well there's a long list of charges here in this thirty one page indictment of the special prosecutor robert muller the charges include conspiracy against the united states working as an unregistered foreign agent for the

putin. as a result, we developed a channel of communication. apart from other issues, we looked at where we stand on nuclear stability. the main issue we discussed was the bilateral issues, how to prevent the spiral of conflict from escalating. in september, we had a conversation on stability. first of all these were issues of strategic limitation of arms. and the immediate and short-range missiles treaty. i cannot say the dialogue we have allows us to see any specific positive results in the , near future, but this is still renewed. it will be continued on bilateral channels. thank you. >> mark fitzpatrick, from the international institute for strategic studies. mr. minister, thank you very much for giving us your time and your thoughtful comments. i think almost everyone here agrees with you that the iran nuclear deal must be preserved. one of the threats to the deal involves questions about the verification of the so-called section t, prohibiting activities relating to nuclear weapons and their development. the secretary general has asked fo

which he says is politically motivated bars him from challenging mr putin. italy's wealthy northern regions of long body and benetton are voting on whether to take more control over their own affairs their current for around thirty percent of italian g.d.p. some people there say they resent the amount of their taxes that are being used to pay for services in the poorer south of italy the result of the ballot will not be binding. the head of the world health organization is rethinking his appointment of the zimbabwean president robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador to the u.k. and the u.s. criticized that decision along with human rights activists and health groups they point to alleged rights abuses in zimbabwe the w.h.s. chief had earlier said mugabe deserves the honor because of his public health policies. you are right up to date with all the top stories so far here on al-jazeera adrian will keep you company in the coming hours i will see you at the usual time tomorrow up next inside story by. dozens of egyptian police are killed in a gun battle in the d

outcome of the recent summit that was held last may between the president of russia mr putin and the new french president was the decision to come up with is an informal dialogue between france and russia engaging with civil society with all due. to people in both counts trees are the real forces that build the kountry in order to first to get to know each other to understand what are the common grounds where we agree where we event to disagree and how eventually we can agree on how to disagree when we fell due respect mr bison read the russians know their french much better than you do you know ours and it's not russia who are trying to shine in europe out there i think that was the other way around so whatever agreement there was between mr putin and man mr maccormack wrong now obviously be with all while combat but i think it would require more political will on the european side to implementing rather than are on the russian side. because the russians are actually ready for engagement i think it is europe that believes that by not engaging russia it will somehow make it. certain

putin and man mr markham across. now obviously be with all welcome that but i think it would require more political will on the european side to implement it rather than on the russian side because the russians are actually ready for engagement i think it is europe that believes that by not engaging russia it will somehow make it. certain aligned that it solved deems necessary and well listen i don't certainly don't want to put the blame on any side so i think i'm trying to be very constructive in looking ahead and i have the absolute conviction that the europe or the e.u. . and russia have a common interest to look at a closer corporation i think we have lots of common interests we have lots of common concern on the international scene and i think it is very important to in a way to build trust which means also that we need to get to know each other better and you're absolutely right that russia probably knows europe much better than europe knows russia and this is why i think it is so important to mobilize the civi

prison without variable which could signal some softening of his stance but still if mr putin on mom or not does not appear in court to deliver testimony in front of the judge he could be arrested what we arrested and even if he appears in court he can be arrested the same prosecutor can the man from the judge these prisons without bail i ask you did with these two other senior counsel the nationalist politicians go thank you very much. to me in manner where the state media is reporting that politicians and businessmen are meeting to discuss setting up an economic zone in rakhine states the army they claim to peace and stability returned to the region six hundred thousand people from the minority re-injure community have fled will come in since august after the military crackdown in bangladesh a myanmar government minister told local media it's likely the two hundred fifty ranger will now be repatriated every day florence louis has more from young gone. the government is keen to portray that offense of normalcy has returned to northern rakhine state now this is the state owned media

nasa good under mr. putin although there some changes going on there. we'll have to see how that plays out. but you cannot understand russia without understanding the soviet heritage and legacy. one has to realize that mr. putin spent the first 41 years of its life under communism, that he was ten years being trained by the kgb. one of the lessons from the cold war is that legacies matter and ideology matters. you can't touch base with summary like that without taking into account that he spent most of his life under communism. >> host: here's the book, "a brief history of the cold war." lee edwards and elizabeth edwards, this is booktv on c-span2. >> here's a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the "new york times." >> one thing i wanted to ask you before we finish is, you've been flat out come you been running, it's been tough and even writing a book. i get time to read much and what kind of books attract your attention? >> i just finished a great book called the boys in the boat. >> isn't that wonderful? >> it is re

with that king salman meeting with mr. putin -- we've got king solomon meeting with mr. putin today. they say they are not discussing russian participation in an iranian ipo. saudi arabia and russian have come and energy interests, and the talks on energy corporations are ongoing with russia. there's an interest that they will extend that deal. anna and i started the day with this. dollar.uld be buying the oldla every fourth quarter, it rises by 3%. we just talked about trump. it suits trump to have a soft dollar, but here we are. the data says we get a rally in the fourth quarter. do during the rally? >> i do think we get another -- do you join the rally? >> i do think we get an upward direction. earlier, it could go very far. the market didn't want to extend. of course, if we do get some positive surprises on the fiscal front, then that could push the dollar further, but the market remains skeptical. i'm talking about tax reform. trump and various republicans have indicated we can have tax reform a christmas, but very few people in the market are prepared to believe th

is that which they want in spain yet there's no rest of orand and this would lead to nowhere and now mr putin one is kind of trying to internationalize this conflict with spain he's going to the headquarters of the european union here in brussels but what he exactly wants to achieve that is still unclear and we wait for him to tell us in a press conference later in the day ok we're waiting for that press conference but why would he choose to flee to belgium as opposed to any of a number of other options. where the cut to land independence movement has some links to belgium they have support from the national of the flemish party the nv a which has strong connections to barcelona and cut aluna their support of the referendum and missed approach of mund allegedly met some of these guys and one of the politicians from this party. made the suggestion on the weekend that to mr put him on could get asylum in belgium he may have misunderstood that as an invitation bam thanks so much for that from brussels. sports bar and meanest champions league campaign continues tonight against celtic the ba

and putin is a cold fish and clinton didn't respond well to him. >> if mr. clinton was hoping for a foreign policy triumph, he won't get it here. >> narrator: later that day, clinton received a warmer reception from boris yeltsin, and issued a warning about putin. >> bill clinton looked hard into yeltsin's eyes and said, "i'm a little bit concerned about this young man that you have turned over the presidency to. he doesn't have democracy in his heart." and he reached over and poked him in his heart. and i will never forget the expression that came over yeltsin. >> narrator: yeltsin's confidants say by the end of his life, he would come to agree with clinton. >> before boris yeltsin died, he told intimates that it was a great mistake for him to have selected putin as his successor. >> narrator: at the kremlin, in those first months, clinton's fears were realized. putin began to centralize his authority. >> he more or less laid out the path that he was going to be taking, which was to reduce democracy, to consolidate authority back into the kremlin. and he to

mr. putin yesterday clearly expressed russia's position. on national affect stability is furthered by other factors. there are threats that space can for international confrontation, military confrontation. and needs to be prevented, the russian-chinese project on the nonproliferation of nuclear .eapons in space the nonproliferation is a collective responsibility of all the world. russia is ready to work with anyone who wants to make international peace and security more stable. i am ready to answer your questions. thank you. [applause] >> you will be given a chance to ask three questions. i will give an opportunity first of all, to our foreign friends. you has sent a very experienced ambassador now, to washington. has experience in negotiating strategic arms control with the united states. i am wondering what you have proposed to him, to restart the arms control dialogue with the united states. you yourself mentioned, we have a big breakdown in this vital working relationship between the new between the two -- between the two nuclear super

putin has clearly expressed russia's position. the negative affect on national stability is furthered by other factors. space can become a space for international confrontation, military confrontation. this needs to be prevented and russian, chinese progress on nuclear weapons in space. the nonproliferation regime is the responsibility of all the world as well as russia when they want to propose an agenda toward the regime and we are able to work toward anyone who wants to make the international peace and the purity more stabl stable. i am ready to answer your questions. thank you. [applause] >> we have a chance to ask three questions. first of all i will give opportunity to our form friends to ask the questions. >> thank you. you have sent a very experienced ambassador to washington who has a lot of experience in negotiating arms control with the united states. i was wondering what you have proposed to him to reach out the arms-control dialogue with the united states. at the moment, we have a breakdown in this vital important rel

as mr. putin had said yesterday, we cannot ignore the new achievements in terms of military technologies. saw after the nonproliferation treaty was signed. we cannot ignore them, that would be unreasonable. those who support the idea of a complete nuclear ban, they ignore the threats to strategic stability. the creation of new, deadly weapons. i don't know what to add to that. the npt needs to be maintained , needs to be secured. we cannot have a different dialogue so that someone can play games with this. and follow their own line. that would include the mutual exclusive documents. we should not allow this to happen. thank you. agreed --e rob mr. lavrov agreed to answer another few questions. >> thank you. when speaking a few weeks ago, it is not enough to work and at the level of administrations of russia and the united states to maintain arms control, but to also work with the congress? what is your view? >> i would say that the number of players needs to be even greater. the number of ac

it's official now kate in that ceremony we saw mr hunt's from met president putin shook his hand listen to his speech and took up his post officially him and his wife mary kay of course arrived in moscow just a few days ago he's got a very long and impressive c.v. it has to be said he was the governor of utah state in that in that post twice he was a bastard to singapore and later to china under both democratic and republican administrations he now has the task of trying to repair relations between the u.s. and russia something quite an enviable that has to be said given the complex relationship currently ongoing between the two countries. in terms of how he sees russia how he sees relations between the two countries and indeed russia's place on the world stage he could be described as a bit of a hard liner in some quite firm rhetoric about that let's take a listen. there is no question underline no question that the russian government interfered in the u.s. election last year and moscow continues to meddle in the democratic process of our friends and allies. jon huntsman has promised t

but it is almost certain that this occasion will be turned down and mr putin one as a spanish citizen can move freely within europe so he can travel to brussels if he likes but what his motives are well we have to wait until he speaks. in brussels bandra get thank you the united states now president trumps former campaign manager paul mount a force has surrendered to the f.b.i. he and business associate rick gates been indicted by a grand jury on charges of conspiring against the u.s. to mount a ford was seen this morning leaving his home in alexandria virginia before hiding himself in he's been caught up in an inquiry led by special counsel robert muller into alleged coordination between president from twenty sixteen election campaign and russia another advisor to the trump campaign george papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to making false statements to f.b.i. agents. that has got the latest from washington let's go there and join d.w. correspondent accustomed phenomena welcome kasten what's the latest on paul manifold the charges he's facing. well there's a long list of charges here in

>> well, i hope he has a controlled agenda if he's -- if he talks to mr. putin. there are many issues that still need to be answered, including russia's meddling in the u.s. elections and european elections, what their future intebts might be, what they're doing in syria, what they're doing in -- doing in ukraine. there are a lot of questions we have about russia activity, and i hope that the president uses that opportunity to make it clear to mr. putin if in fact they meet that we need to have progress made on these fronts. >> we've got to take a quick break, senator, but i have more questions for you. let's resume this conversation right after this. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance

include suspending the catalan government and removing its leaders including the regional president mr putin want madrid could also take control of the catalan police force which defy court orders to close polling stations for the referendum the central government has already said it plans to call an election to replace catalonian leaders in january and or simmons is live for us in barcelona andrew we are expecting this news conference from mariano rajoy any moment now any idea of what he might be saying. well he will certainly invoke article one five five of the constitution of nine hundred seventy eight that is an unprecedented move for the first time in four decades of them up of democracy that that's taken place what happens after that is quite unclear he will give some details or one of his ministers will give details of how that will play out walk type of action will be taken for instance will the regional police force here in catalonia actually be taken over in the effect of being given orders by the national police it's resisted orders in the past it was effectively a protectin

putin once said as is the path set by the government mr hali has bungled this issue from the very beginning yes the spanish constitution is inviolable but we're not constitution is used as justification for . the arm or ok. helmeted riot police against unarmed civilians the constitution is not worth the paper it is written on we have what here are two sides both under pressure manuel roy has created in spain a smart nationalist movements which is not below him to back off and there's this popular moon you've been seeing on the streets of barcelona and throat cancer world you know which has been pushing for independence and he's going to keep pushing those people are not going to go by the g.d. can't go back in the bottle in my belief really they have less spin and it's difficult to see what the spin can do to force them back in your occupied with military force or whatever not twenty four centuries so it's very difficult although i think this is going to play out for some months i don't see at the end really if people have decided to leave how you can force them to come back so reaction fur

ksenia sobchak is a daughter of the late st petersburg mayor, and mentor of mr putin, anatoly sobchak. a brazilian congressional committee has voted to reject criminal charges brought against the president, michel temer. the charges stem from a corruption case involving the world's largest meat—packing firm, jbs. under brazil's constitution, mr temer can only face trial with the approval of two thirds of the lower house of congress. theresa may will address european union leaders today at a summit in brussels, at which they're expected to confirm they are not yet ready to open talks with britain, about a post—brexit trade deal. before the gathering, mrs may wrote an open letter to eu citizens living in the uk, promising to make it as easy as possible for them to obtain settled status in the future. adam fleming has more from brussels. during dinner, sandwiched between a discussion about iran and a chat about trade, that is when the prime minister will give her verdict on the brexit negotiations so far. but it looks like the leaders of the 27 remaining eu countries do not think eno

mr putin gave a pro rule european speech to the german parliament in two thousand and two five years later in two thousand and seven he gave a speech at the munich security conference which many people interpreted it as a declaration of a new call. more my question is what happened during those five years between two thousand and two and two thousand and seven and can we can we now try a reset well mr summers let me let me help you answer that question by asking another one because i know that you had to face a very harsh criticism for saying that russia had not only historic but also strategic and security imperatives to take crimea back and many russian thinkers go much further saying that spain full as rapture was and it was extremely painful for russia russia still believes because of ukraine we still suffer a lot of pain a lot because of fog what is happening in that country but the the argument is that whether or not. despite all the cost. the taking of crimea was essentially a preemption often much bigger conflict the argument is that if russia didn't show its teeth time nato

putin said today in his speech that they're not happy with the current state of affairs between russia and the united states that russia want to mutual respect of interests and a removal of interference in internal affairs finally adding that putin wants a predictable constructive and mutually beneficial corporation with the united states so it will be very interesting to see how that goes over the coming months and years. football's governing body fever has fined the german football federation after its fans chanted nancy slogans at a qualifier much for next year's world cup in russia the incident occurred in prague on the first of september that was doing germany's two one win over the czech republic alexey oshinsky executive producer of artie's new football program stan collymore show says that are cracking down ahead of russia twenty eighteen. well it's a double find from fee for to the german football association of about thirty thousand euros and also the czech federation for five thousand swiss francs which is also about five thousand euros for crowd disorder the incident in que

putin said today in his speech that they're not happy with the current state of affairs between russia and the united states that russia will respect of interests and they remove all of them to ference affairs farley adding that putin wants a predictable constructive and mutually beneficial cooperation with the united states so it will be very interesting to see how that goes over the coming months and years. well relations between the u.s. president and huntsman go back a long way and have not always been smooth in twenty twelve trump criticized his workers and voted china on huntsman had just finished his time to beijing and was campaigning for the republican presidential nomination. but meanwhile britain's top diplomats boris johnson is accused of being remarkably calm diplomatic it follows a visit to a sacred buddhist site in myanmar previously known as burma where johnson attempted to recite a colonial poem a video has emerged of the u.k.'s ambassador to the southeast asian states warning him it's not appropriate. to. work. well the director of the rights group of burma campaign u

putin said today in his speech that are not happy with the current state of affairs between russia and the united states that russia want to mutual respect of interests and they remove all of interference in internal affairs farley adding that putin wants a predictable constructive and mutually beneficial cooperation with the united states so it will be very interesting to see how that goes over the coming months and years. but while he was envoy to beijing in twenty eleven huntsman was criticized for taking part in pro-democracy protests known as the jasmine revolution but the u.s. embassy claimed it was a coincidence and that huntsman was just taking a walk i know where we're going to demonstrations and after the incident his name in chinese was even blocked on the country's search engines. after leaving his post in beijing huntsman campaigned unsuccessfully for the republican presidential nomination in two thousand and twelve but was slammed by donald trump for supposedly giving away america to china. now football governing body fever has fined the german football federation after i

putin is moving the headquarters of her company to madrid citing political uncertainty for dear client due to the current political situation invacare would like to inform you that we will soon be changing the location of our headquarters well we all know that nobody can quite squabble like your own family and when politics gets involved as well it may lead to some rather awkward dinners it seems that's how the vowels and the pitch to malls could end up. in skiing oxy. different. with all the nations to play in the twenty eight hundred football world cup in russia close to being confirmed writing to launch a brand new sports show very exciting this can't wait to tell you about it host and former england international star and column or meet some of the football greats and looks at what to expect from this huge showpiece tournament coming up the i mean it's simple really there's a great country. many times before joining the world cup was announced in russia. a sense to look at russian cities in the cold. life in russia so we did this is a droite run relay before the confederations cup

faced off to his cousin chose to make not very pro independence move in the wake of the referendum mr putin is moving the headquarters of her company to madrid citing political uncertainty for dear client due to the current political situation invacare would like to inform you that we will soon be changing the location of our headquarters well we all know that nobody can quite squabble like your own family and when politics gets involved as well it may lead to some rather awkward dinners it seems that somehow the vowels and the pooch could end up. in skiing oxy. chief business. officer has been scrutinized by the media for his appearance on this channel albeit four years ago robin so has been accused of having a cozy relationship with r.t. in boosting our presence online while the new york times has been sifting through the archives and dug up the interview that we had with mr kinsell back in twenty thirty this is this was the year we became the first news channel to reach one billion views on you tube robert can still told us what he thought was behind that success but i think what u

putin seems to agree. the puppy is called verny, which means "faithful" in russian. the same vessel is at a new drilling site of the australian coast. somewhere between adelaide and perth. this latest expedition is focused on learning more about the history of plate tectonic movements in the region and about how the giant landmasses and adopt about where they are. joining us now is a scientist of the expedition and is ona ship scientist of the expedition and is on a ship off the coast of australia. thank you forjoining us. you are on a new mission involving more drilling into the earth's crossed. you are five days into this mission, what have you discovered so far? well, we are looking to study the birth of an ocean base. we started drilling about 83 million yea rs started drilling about 83 million years ago. we are 520 metres below the sea bed. we have gone down to about 91 billion years ago. the ship is able to recover tremendous quality of court to give us continuous history of that time. it tells us ab

red faced after his cousin chose to make a very pro independence move in the wake of the referendum mr putin is moving the headquarters of her company to madrid citing political uncertainty for dear client due to the current political situation invacare would like to inform you that we will soon be changing the location of our headquarters well we all know that nobody can quite squabble like your own family and when politics gets involved as well it may lead to some rather awkward dinners it seems that's how the vowels and the pitch to molds could end up. in skiing oxy. news making headlines by. in about ninety seconds here in our interaction. while the mainstream media and the chattering classes obsess over call to a gold star family the pentagon's growing footprint in africa was publicly revealed it would appear it does not matter who is president rather these except to the us will fight. a quarter of an hour into the program welcome back frank walter steinmeier is in moscow on his first official visit to russia is the foreign minister of germany a joint press conference with putin w

putin so whatever happened there it was a clear russian connection through janak which that everybody i think now is pretty much convinced was operative on this sort of situation mr gates worked extensively in cyprus cyprus is in fact the home of perhaps more russian banks than russia these days and more people engaged in what one would call promoting russian economic activity sometimes on the seamy side so this is clearly the kind of indication that puts this much more in the russian lap could one blame russia for wanting to interfere in american elections well it's certainly against our law as melanie has pointed out for that to be done although the russian intelligence services don't seem to be in any way held up by that let me just ask you tarzan i mean i think a good lesson i find that i said give me jump in earlier and get that process here has a nation really to see thousand and sixteen u.s. election campaign he also said that the u.s. should investigate links to you train how does that fit into the scenario lover of his the russian foreign minister clearly what he has to say s

putin. but that does to some extent reflect. in western elites that this is where the world might be going might even be where they. want to be. one of the predictions this is a very conservative prediction is that more than a quarter of the british population in thirty years' time is going to be a muslim origin just imagine what that is going to do to english conservatives well you know what we're rapidly running out of time german i don't think putin russia will be blamed for that that's all the time we have here with my guests here in sochi at the discussion club i want to thank our viewers as well and stay with us next time remember. so we have received this information and we agree with some of the issues raised in the report there was some others we don't agree with but i can say we clearly we have never had a state sponsored doping system in russia which is the primary accusation in the report we have never had any institutional conspiracy. is. that. it will. give. you all. still exis