and rage by joint military drills planned by seoul in washington tonight north korea is reportedly pulling out of high level talks with the south threatening to cancel kim jong un's upcoming meeting with donald trump. in these two this morning the u.s. claims the decision to move its embassy in israel to jerusalem did not inflame the protests in gaza or on monday in which israeli soldiers killed sixteen. it does not under mind the prospects for peace in any way and yet first on this is supposedly a cause for. your pushes to save the a brand new clear deal tonight after the u.s. pullout with british french and german diplomats meeting to rein in foreign

minister just a little earlier. this is out international news live at one am from moscow with me kevin and well welcome to this thirty minute news update that first state t.v. in north korea is reporting that the country's canceled wednesday's high level talks with the south the decision is said to have been taken in response to seoul carrying out joint military drills with the united states similar car as more. this definitely comes as a blow considering the storage developments we've seen recently but in addition to canceling tomorrow's summit north korea is reported to have threatened to cancel its highly anticipated meeting with trump that's scheduled for june twelfth in singapore now this is all due to washington's military drills with soul which is always been a topic of discussion but it seems that the d.p. r. k. has finally decided to put its foot down.

i. i. i so the d.p. r. k. has made it clear that these joint drills there and its security describing it as a rehearsal for invasion and many view these fears as legitimate given the history of countries that have willingly surrendered their w m d's but this was in fact one of the points agreed upon back in january when the north agreed to stop its nuclear tests in the south agreed to stop its drills with the us and it was considered a confirmed once again when kim and moon met last month pledging peace in korea so the question is will this hinder denuclearization efforts will just have to see what happens oh yeah it's a big question listen. to him here we go again you see one switch to

now we may be seeing another one tonight but there again when you look at the reasons that north korea is putting forward as both some people could say you could hardly blame them what's going on north korea hinting like a blow. well there is a warning to go and not to go to when. the military exists i've been a long standing and have been told that. english like in the city are clearly preparing for not remembering it isn't the way you need it that's why. the thing that when you look at the disparity in power between the. lines. so this is what he hears you yeah just a couple of months ago the world was worried about nuclear war missiles were flying

over japan all over south korea it seemed to come back from the brink headed for these amazing talks it's amazing in past breakthrough possibly things were looking so promising the biggest breakthrough probably since the korean war certainly so why why would you carry on with these drills if you really were serious about making a deal here with a north. that's a great question i think to some extent from now because john we americans and strong winds in the kernel really need negotiations and chance to strengthen where you want you won't find strengthening warning and being france is expected so we can be. having the drill we have the americans we bought the un school for food aid to north korea. and so forth not the other way it would burn through you've got to change from wanting to be the confucian approach coming from korea or just more general lieberthal

first you show goodwill if you're going to going to get changes made. so this is not the new friends that song has lead the seamers to the saying is. you can't i'm all for it one said you know this map means and you think mine so that means that just saying we want a tool which will mean we'll be learning something back at this point given what you've just said i mean on the show the troubled want to go down in history of the man that helped broker this big deal to maybe unify the korean peninsula the so many question marks here of their. and he doesn't want. this accolade. thinking. that strange things so you know he's making athens and there's danger not ground and not not certainly

going to not. they're saying. let's. talk the jets so it's. a warning. to. the americans and making a war. rational if you like agreeable. negotiating and i don't necessarily happen. though and. we'll see what happens over the next couple of days again or certainly will have followers nailed him specially for you especially as time. have a very good day sir over there in new zealand of the day thank you. thank you. america's you an envoy has claimed a wave of deadly unrest on the israel gaza border is nothing to do with washington's decision to move its embassy to jerusalem. it has no bearing on jerusalem's holy sites it does not prejudge whatever the parties might negotiate in

a peace agreement it does not under mind the prospects for peace in any way and yet for some this is supposedly a cause for violence speaking for the united states and nikki haley made clear that she was very supportive of israel and she one is far is to congratulate israel for its seventieth anniversary i want to take a moment to mark the seventieth anniversary of israel's independence in this united nations security council on behalf of the american people i congratulate our friends in israel on the remarkable achievement of seventy years of independence the palestinian people were hit by catastrophe israeli celebrate seventy years of independence this is just another example of the u.s. totally ignoring our feelings and rights moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is not up to the u.s. it's a question of international law the trump of ministration refuses to listen to what

the world say to our stated in the un resolutions in particular the security council resolutions and international law kuwait called the emergency meeting of the fifteen member body that leads the united nations and put forward a draft statement criticizing israel for its activities on the border we know that more than sixty protesters were killed on monday and indeed turns the thousands of mourners have been turning out in goes of for the funerals of those killed by israeli soldiers. there was water glorious remember this moment why. this is this true. i don't know but it

was whatever the word we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinians and to all of their neighbors may there be peace. in. the world we pray for the peace of jerusalem. i was wrong. i'm hearing they tell in the in the way in the sense that they phase ended our lives have you know driving to protest against these maybe soldiers who are just a short distance behind me as you can see they've kind of demarcated this area by burning tires and from kid they're hurling rocks and stones at the soldiers who are just a short distance in front of us we saw the soldiers search the stuff that's in the crowd the end and says has been ferrying wounded people if we saw from the numbers of people who had been injured and we think that some of them have serious these

scenes of being the future acoustically that this is comes off you can not take the name of a certain kind of sticking. it to the. least bit of a case he's made it seems to be the beginning of time is to keep the deceptive it to something small fires that have sponsored all along the road this comes just a day off to the americans' new film embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and that two spot the would stay on for life and since the last possible. back in two thousand and fourteen it's a to. do good because if you thought it was likely it was for good so we were running now because these two guys coming in our direction and as you can see the crowd is moving it's always difficult to tell where exactly it's coming from so we just going to make our way for the back and as you can see. the situation is extremely tense it's just get out of prison drawing in

a sky that everybody's pointing to so we think that it's close firing tear gas on the crowd here and so we can move all the way back so we're not trying to top up the soldiers and we see from here we're what's going on. to ration tesco from one moment to the next becoming incredibly tense policia off team ramallah the total of the death toll is increasing the total of the injuries are increasing and the hospitals are crowded a sense that morning as you see the power the israeli forces have been using that it to gastro and to disperse all these protesters we can also hear live ammunition just right now and as you see the palestinians are moving to the front running the israeli forces are randomly shooting these protesters of protestors or are running away from the facts this is an injury just to what was taken not right now from near defense and as you see it the palestinian was injured in his chest just right

now with live ammunition. crime attacks are trying to negotiate with those right snipers to take their injuries but there is already snipers are complete refusing to give the permission for the power the palestinian paramedics to take these injuries there are printer is trapped over there and the paramedics are trying their best to take these injuries to the hospital the palestinian paramedics have been witnessing a lot of injuries in different parts of the of the body and they say. that this was one of the bloodiest yesterday was one of the pledge and the. two thousand and fourteen war in the gaza strip are now back going to. protests and demonstrations and there are news of new casualties by lighting the scene into your got us. including reporting there finally for a small day after that term or the u.s. president sent his best wishes to muslims around the world as they began observing

the holy month of ramadan tribes called it a time for reflection and spiritual growth and praise the richness that muslims bring to american life the greetings were posted on the white house website but i spoke to middle east analyst michele farrow who believes those words are insincere we think it's a it's a message of words means nothing more and when we see the look from actions so we see it as really hollow and just don't you know if you like. stars that talk against muslims and use arabs and. they're not states of america is . blindly supporting those arenas no matter what put it all not at no security council resolutions against israel and nothing is done because of that and russia nothing nothing whatsoever. even really ask you to look at stories we're asking about of course russia rich rich so they're going to buy and

buy the market mischler solution to missional law we need leads. developing story tonight the e.u. in the last hour or so is insisting that the iran's nuclear deal remain unchanged the bloc foreign policy chief made that announcement after talks in brussels between the u.k. france germany and the ran late last night that's despite donald trump pulling the u.s. out of the agreement of course. claimants. as you know very well complex enough long enough to take enough doesn't need to be changed to modify it or have any addition everything is already written there but i hope to be able to make a deal with them a good deal a fair deal a good deal for them better for them better for them but we cannot allow them to have nuclear weapons. the meeting in brussels also focused on the us threat to find

companies that do business with and european powers agreed to protect firm suffered as a result of those sanctions and there was more to him despite defending around the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson early gave a very different message in the british parliament might conceivably achieve regime change at some stage in the in the in the near future but i cannot i cannot meet with any confidence sense that that would be a change for the better what the american seem to want to do is of what i've done in previous times in iraq for instance is use sanctions to try to weaken the regime in order to bring about an agenda of regime change the americans. promote policing the europeans using the threat of sanctions the scene or you're not going to do this you're not going to help iran we're going to beggar you really the corner me and hopefully bring don't there's one republican aspiration notching out

international law from moscow this morning is coming up sixty minutes past one o'clock in the morning here head french government plan to protect children from abuse is drawing criticism it's one of the stories we've got lined up for you ahead . is the middle east stumbling towards a region wide war it sure looks like it trump's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal has set into play a cascade of events difficult to manage and control does anyone gain from this impending cataclysm. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to the rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per

circuit first second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one does not show you can afford to miss the one and only. get my name's kevin now in this is out international plans to change french laws to give strict to punishments for child sex abuse has fallen foul of experts who say it's going to make the problem worse when the details from paris shiela do bensky. in march france announced that it was going to legislate curb sexual violence to cut down on sexism and included in that legislation was due to be in egypt consent

for sexual activity here in frogs and that age of consent was set to be at fifteen now the reason that element of the law was pushing because there was outrage often choose cases emerged of eleven year old girls who were deemed not to have been raped by adult men because they don't think of hers they don't been threatened there had been no violence or surprise when that incident had taken place well now the law is being debated in the national assembly on choose day that element the age of consent to fifteen has now been taken out of this nor critics say that that mean it's been watered down that it was less protection for children and actually creates new legal loopholes for child rapists this is what they've said advocate according to our to go to child abuse could be considered a new fans not a crime. mr president there are two hundred fifty people who demand the law be

repealed well they've now launched a petition against that revision of the age of consent and it's gone to more than four hundred thousand people supporting that to not be changed well those who'd all good for the change say they needed to take out that age of consent because they said it would infringe on the defendant's presumption of innocence that's led to some heated debate in the national assembly already in one session on monday. when they still don't have one when you read and read this law from one point in another when you are sure that you have read and understood all he was saying the nothing happened at all as if there was no me to movement as if all these chalking in upon testimonies did not provoke any reaction from the government cooper from i refute in total both we've been seen here on the largest of the text of those we are proposing. well critics say if the law is passed without that age of consent it

will mean that france will be one of the only countries in europe which does not have a legal defined age of consent and they've also said that it means that it could pose a real danger if rapists are actually convicted under lesser charges meaning that they would be seen as rapists by society and the protections necessary to make sure that they don't commit such an act again won't be in place. families occurred suicide terror attacks need an easier thought members of the same religious study group teaching rather closing with children at home by showing them jihadist films it seems those children know confirmed to taken part in the attacks struck christian churches and a police station. a

flush this was a mega bridge linking mainland russia to the crime and potential has been officially unveiled six months ahead of shared jewel it when it's fully operational they say it's going to reduce the region's reliance on c.n.a. transport and allow many more tourists to get to that area really popular some

a destination with many russians it is here's why it's being held by many as a feat of engineering. rap rap. rap. rap rap. rap.

thanks. massive in it will big thing like that obviously president but in the thirty eight expect to be there sure enough he was at the opening ceremony of the new bridge. well you feel when you were. that it was the first to cross had to come in during one of those orange lorries there he drove it in time nineteen kilometers from mainland russia to the crimean city of courage from the bridges construction workers to you see accompany the president omar in the trip thankfully the sun shone down for it and daniel hawkins was there to report back. to squat a feat of engineering force ninety kilometers along four lanes of traffic on a railway due to open next year as well to track way this bridge the crimea bridge not only the longest in russia but the longest in europe construction began

a couple of years back it's been built in record time for this size six months in fact ahead all seems to be going to plan that now to put this into perspective just what a fear of engineering this is all from is rough conditions on the sea all the cut straight here the only land link that they link rather to crimea previously was by air or by ferry which was not always available due to the rough weather now there is a link all the time forty forty thousand cause thirty million passengers will be able to carry through this bridge at its peak hours it required a huge amount of supporting structures as well to be precise more than thirty two. bits of steel was used for the supporting pillars many of which extend nearly one hundred meters below the sea that's the equivalent of a thirty thirty five story building so quite a big structure here now this will have a big impact on the crimean peninsula not only because of the increased risk from

across the region from russia also because of goods that can now be imported for the bridge and not by the sea or by. this project has been with planning for a long time from softness times to the start of the soviet union era it's only been carried out now after hundreds. of years of planning so very much a great achievement here. russian creativity to some russian culture and just finally a charity concert in memory of the last russian tsar and his family's been held here in moscow is part of russia's year of remembrance for the romanovs hundred years after their executed by the bolsheviks moscow's leading church choir performed the requiem concert along with a symphony orchestra ticket revenue will be spent on the story of the church of the holy trinity in the capital for the full story of the russian role family check out special project on our side are comics called. one hundred thousands of photographs and so much more than

a great concert in moscow tonight. and coming up to twenty six minutes past one of the morning a reminder of the main news story from moscow this morning state t.v. in north korea reporting that the country has canceled wednesday's high level talks with the south that decision said to have been taken in response to seoul joint military drills with the united states we can post and all that new developments to it throughout the coming day but that's the way the world looks so far this early morning in moscow always has a much more calm cover no inciting off from me the rest of the team here thanks for watching this update stay with us to if you can for the next war great programs coming up in your particular part of the world. i.

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a tool to use in its tax on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. police have a responsibility for the hate. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be change.

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