the the, the black sea greendale tops a range of key international issues on the agenda. as russian president vladimir putin prepares to sit down with his turkish counterpart, president ardor wants in a high level meeting. and so she, later today, tenea host the 1st african climate summit as leaders gather to present effort because unified positions on the climate prices. levels believe this time it will help the continental find its own independent solution to yeah, discussing beautifully and solutions and provide them in the african context you america on top of the vehicle. different frequent need, a frequency and math protests are wrapped in the rock. the city of kirk cook as

clashes between 1st and eric kill, at least for people injuring over a 1000 more. the good morning for mazda, this is our t international. with the latest and world news. today, i'm paralyzed about. welcome to the program. all lives around the russian city of sochi, where vladimir putin is to meet his turkish counterparts for jeff, taper to one. these are the 1st by lateral toxins. moscow withdrew from the black sea greenville. and the possibility of resuming the vital deal is expected to be high on the agenda. this will be the 1st face to face meeting between kentucky's president of the russian president vladimir purposes in a year. the 2 g. those have plenty to discuss. the central subject is expected to be the green initiative, the gloss it from july last year to july this year. and which was ended off to

russia accused ukraine of abusing the tons of a deal of batteries using the q by this area in colorado. to launch a suicide drove attacks against russian vessels as well as russian infrastructure. russia then said that any vessel tragic to you, paid would be considered a potential carrier of military goods. turkey had, of course, being the central, the broke of the to help the, to the help group, the steel between russia and ukraine to move you paid in grade out of you, paid to as was bed said to nations the needed this great. eventually we tried the schools, but the vast majority of this grade went to develop nations and to uh, to businessmen, to private companies that then re sell this grade, making tremendous profits for themselves. since the end of the great deal,

russia has approached african nations, other nations, the, the key that the sped and also the direct transportation shipments of this great free of charge. since the end of the great deal, rush is always said that it is open to returning to it. but only once the touch, the sides and the united nations keep up, feel better and of the bug. and that is to lift the sanctions off of russia's agricultural di, good to allow russian fertilizer access to international markets. drugs the, the, the, the duration of the great deal of those 2 conditions had not been fulfill. most of the issue of 1st and months is the green deal with which we have made every effort. it was actively initiated by the honorable risk appetite at dawn. today it has been stopped and not by our fault. we can only say one thing. that is what

seems to be a very simple thing to do, to fulfill everything that was promised to rush it is carried out, then the deal will be extended. but it turns out that this is more difficult to do than to build a new car doors. new lend roots aside from the great initiative, there are plenty of other subjects, full rush i'd talk you to discuss, for example, the normalization of relations between the talk yourself with the syrian government, which russia is paying an active role. and there is also the matter of the nuclear power plant. the busha is building and tuck in total for energy blogs. you can have a nuclear reactors that are expected to supply 10 percent of taxis, energy needs. there's also, of course, the mass of, of the energy have the gas hub projects between washer and turkey, whereby russia will begin to supply, build the infrastructure, kentucky for the storage of boss, the amounts of gas begin to fill that storage. and turkey will, in this way,

become a regional gas, natural gas power house, uh, full storage and the resale of the gas. so we get plenty of topic to discuss and kenya is hosting african leaders and international organizations at a 3 day african climate summit. it's the 1st time the leaders will take part in the landmark event to discuss africa is unified position on the climate crisis ahead of the global climate talks comp $28.00. the summit is expected to produce important results and commitments that will be advanced at the cop $28.00 local reporter kenneth of monte ot and it'll have more details. it's all systems go here in that will be, i have of the africa clements, somebody. it's any event organized by that kind of government in cooperation with the i'll click on the union. they've been talking to companies, auctions on solutions for climate change being off because we are expecting that 2000 daily due until by 25 pairs of states i was expected to attend these events.

will it be that east side security is probably being the venue with the roads headed to this venue was so close on the no kind of magic number. as isaac's decision was to find these, however, there is existing a 40 minute regarding that that could be addition process with you. so to deal with a low most of the unions of this event. so the keeping of course paid for everything, the comprehensive, the africa limited summit. i wanted to know if the news night will be we heard from some local, so spoke on the importance of such an event on the continent. for me, it is pretty much important that you send me to the showed you a mastercard. going to make this payment. we have so much land for each fast or while i'm say, it is so much it for, for us to have free times. as we all know, applicants, the green continent i'm looking for us to, has finding, especially locally based guides solutions. not the importing ideas from

other areas, but what's going after it comes to for themselves to be crime. it is easy and it is quite a bit annoying you being solutions. so most of the time is who we are discussing. you will be in solutions, provide them in the african context. so meaning that even we are in this space, but we don't own that one of our the issue. and so we don't own that one step. so we don't own that price for that. have been discussed, so, and that's has been, it beats challenging because these companies at different continents, you, america and africa, the equity to a different find the problems of africa may not be the problems over you signed up for you can need after the con solutions we also spoke to a financial analyst and lecturer and international trade development. we said the event is crucial for africa's voice to be heard. the technicians

who are in that the disarming voice of office and organizations of epic on heads of state in regard to how funding should be done. because the mission will be effects globally fixed on the task of the company. because it means it means that a, by the mean industrial industrial raises of media industrialized countries is going, is going to be high. they, they have the same thing and they did have more or less x rays via dysplasia in a bit. so we know that it is not picked up and believe we have um, a put back for me right now to see what they think should be done because they've never been given. if we're going to get is the husband and it would unity, it has never been to the end of the country. so even though we're expecting the road, we also have basically the, probably the phrase for public that those countries which are on the business side of the, uh, from the west. and even it needs to be a from the, with the it just is not who by the end of the that, that is,

i hope we will be leaving a voice. i'm see something that didn't help office has been raised on has been fixed, and they have to be the, the emission and they meet the buses. go back and now back to our top story on the upcoming talks between russian and turkish presidents later today in the city of sochi. for more on that, let's go live to political analysts use of era. welcome use of so let me ask you this right off about the greenfield crisis is expected to be the main focus of these talks. what are the chances of resuming the blacks, the green initiative as well that i think there is a high possibility. now if the surface pressure is going down too, so to you to meet with this russian counterpart vladimir put and i definitely think there is the expectation that there's been some advancements in negotiations on the

green core door deal. when we look at the dealing why it was allowed to expire, ah, russia had many objections. one of those objections being that they didn't fuel, they were getting the same benefits as ukraine was getting. there was a lot of obstruction to their, a great exports. again, sanctions complicating uh, the, complicating of uh, the insurance of ships complicating and raising the price of brain and not creating a fair playing field. and the turkish present has been very vocal and an advocate for these complaints coming from the russian camp. and there has been a lot of meetings with you in officials and also the collect the west to try to get rush it back on board. so i do think there's a very big chance that we could see the green deal resume. and i think right now is the perfect timing right before the united nations general assembly as well, because it is a big stage. it is a big platform getting this deal back on track before the u. n. j also creates

a lot of goodwill with the international communities, so i would say at least 51 percent chance that we are going to see a return to that great deal was you mentioned russia has underline that other parties did fail their side of the agreement do you expect the western states to finally make these concessions, though if the talk succeed and how could rush to get assurances this time around to i think the western states have to be able to live up to their end of the bargain this time because they're going to lose credibility at the bargaining table with russia, if they don't live up to their promises. now, you, i secretary general antonio gutierrez, had sent a letter to the russian for administer. sir. j live rob, stating the proposals to return to the greenville. and i assume that inside of that letter, in part of those series of proposals were more irritate, guarantees to the russians to be able to give an equal playing field for their

grain for their fertilizer, for their exports. so if we're going to see a return to the deal, we can only assume that the russian president vladimir is getting much more air tight guarantees going forward. walter kia has previously acted as a mediator in this conflict, and they've also been talking to both sides. why does on kara take on these difficult task and how successful is it in finding the solutions as well? when we look at the international community, there's actually only a few leaders who can actually assume this role. there's only a few leaders who have had a very balanced position who have relations with t at, but have relations with moscow at the tate same time. who are a member of nato, but have not taken part in western sanctions. who have a geographical advantage of being in the black sea controlling the turkey straight

. so it's not only that add on, wanted to assume this role. i don't think there was anyone else better suited to assume this role and has a lot of skid into the game when i mean a lot of skin in the game. when we look at the ramifications of the war and you create beyond russia and ukraine. trick is one of the 1st countries impacted it's one of the 1st countries impacted by a disabled was ation by increased escalation by transit. not being able to go through the black sea by a decreasing trade by sections being hit on russia. these are all negatives for 2 years, so it's very invested in wanting to see piece. it's very invested in wanting to get the drain fuel back on board. it's very invested in wanting to see and then to this, where a diplomatic and not a military one. how much of the western sanctions affected the bilateral relations between ether, kia and russia, as well?

i don't think the sanctions have impacted the bilateral relationship to too much because the truth is continue doing business with russia as use as usual. all the big projects going on between both countries, especially the a queen nuclear power plant that's still on uh to get has that backed away from the s 400 deal that was completed and they still have the s 400 in their arsenal. they're still talking about many deals going forward as well, with the russians. they're talking about being an energy hub. this is something that latter recruit and wants to see as well. it wants to see to get as an energy hub. it wants to see 2 guys, an important point where russian natural gas can be distributed to europe and beyond the other markets. so when we look at the russian sanctions is something that to get has never want us to take part of it and sees it as mutually destructive for itself. why would want to take part in sections that are going to

harm it? probably more than they would even harm russia. so again, this business as usual, going forward has improve its diplomatic standing as a broker, but it also has not harmed the economy. and it continues to have these good relations with russia. where is the turkish present, can go to searching and discuss not only important bilateral issues, but important issues for the international community. and these international developments like the green port or deal. well, all eyes are on this meeting. political analysts use of error. i'm thank you for rocky security forces have been deployed to prevent further violence and the oil rates, northern city of clerk, cook a day after at least 4 people were killed and 15 wounded, an estimate clashes between curbs and airbags. the police and medical officials say all the victims were curtis, the unrest flared up over the status of a key building in the city. now parts of the region have historically been disputed between rival ethnic groups. protests. however, up to shortly after

a rocky prime minister mohammed also dani, ordered the armed forces to hand over a local headquarters to the kurdistan democratic party. the following saturdays, dudley clashes or racks, federal supreme court issued in order to put their decision on hold iraqi kurdish prime minister. i'm us or bars. vonny has slammed the ruling as a farce. here's what's the locals have to say about the price is going to be sought i have just a week ago. and 1st thing was relatively peaceful with as of yesterday regrettable incidents have transponent looming for it has given royce to retaliate the reactions. we were of the opinion that if this matter was addressed for legal channels in baghdad and results promptly, he could help of, of the escalation of tensions. potentially preventing a civil conflict within the city of cal cook promo idea to the wrong decision to hunting all of the head, the cluster of the military because it is governmental building. this is mean that the government give something to some parties on not to give it to another on this

. make this competition in the city and make uh the problem and make it easy to every thing is having to our programs. it will, uh, if i have to out and kind of make because we have a team providence, if everything happens or a new problem happens, it will impact over to our own clinic. i'm on a couple here. cool in georgia, challenging week as its residents gathered in front of the nearby headquarters. vehemently protesting against the transfer of control to the cutest ends of a credit binding them to the process. so it is banded full income foundation between kurdish and took when interrupt demonstrate as resulting in the building of vehicles and fatalities on both sides. the situation has since been result in normal. so restore a nighttime gulf view wasn't supposed to manage the situation and monitor individuals causing disturbances in the city. traffic restrictions were lifted in the early morning ones, the weather conditions have improved and as we can observe behind me,

the vehicle movement has resumed to its regular state. we spoke with kurdish officials, sir, so i have somebody who called on the local population to remain calm, to stop the tensions from escalating on beautiful. it was very, very nervous because of the heads of probably between the can who can the, the city and us close it by as some of the people in the coming in out of cock group and the city is nearby capital, the military, here's your community. it has helped us to help them to, to make this as strikes their, as that may go to this pupil feels the know good about this the that this closing draws all these distractions in their big

government 5. and it says that i can receive some tiny, eh, don't make the right decision at this time to hand over the building for the democratic party or this, the political observer mirage. all how d. d says protests broke out because of perceived injustice in the region with some groups becoming radicalized as a results. and it's on both the house and the return. of course, this part is through the political scene and cook. cook is a natural ride guaranteed by the constitution and the policy law, which has indicated the possibility of political poets is operating. and the credit is done. democrats and policies and organized for 2 visits, representatives and ministers in the federal government. the return of these parties does not necessarily mean to return to the pre october 16th situation. definitely not declared to send democratic par to will participates in local elections and has

a chair of voters as do all the components where they're arab kurdish or to expand . as for the arabs side, we are aware that there has been february. it says, man attempts to window votes, some candidates have taken advantage of this, but if we ask the question, yes, we're all here and all concerned about the return. the political apologies with the tools they had before. 2016, on the other hand, were fused for the people of co could both guard dish and our charge meant to be used as a means or a bridge for politicians to cross over to reach their goals or to raise their lives . teenager now where thousands of locals have flooded the streets near french military base, demands in foreign troops leave the country that says the country southcourt stripped the french ambassador of diplomatic immunity and ordered his immediate explosion from the country. paris has refused to recognize the new military government that sees power and last months, 2 french president, my crown has reiterated support for the asked of leader and endorse. equal was

sanctions and the blocks possible intervention, r t z. know who you can get has all the details. the same sentiment is of course, rising zayus since the government was toppled any crew into life current. can we understand that to me? she is what it has. of course, the men date to be ex spouses off the french and best of the following. the request of the country is new need. it should be administered, calling. so in these it had initially demanded to be invested or to leave the country, but you did not leave the country within the prescribed 48 hours. so he's a mastercard and visa were cancelled, which makes use for the states in these is to retrieve the illegal. so it is in that context that's the past week is pro tooth came about. but during that, to approaches the french submitted to it has one that it would respond to any youtube, susan, we're targeting the military or the magic facilities in these year,

which host about to $1500.00 french truth as part of a regional staff accountant. and such as he feels that thousands of people have randi to in the new syrian capital demonte that presents with 0. it's the best so that, and it's, well, it's from the, from the west african countries. yesterday's resistance continues to, as he can see, continues. and it will continue tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will continue forever until those more and sleep because they are at the new share mail to base their media lloyd and say it's a french base, but it's not, it's a base of the share. they are here illegally. the, the people of you share have come out regardless of any differences they may have for only one thing to show that their nation is effectively silver. and, and we are here at the cost of our lives because this constant and permanent gathering will continue until the french occupation forces leaving the share. i

just want the french to leave our territory. we don't need them. the country's ours . we don't need the french after news in july. it is a good one. come and see who's present. the bomb go, found himself detained in the same presidential palace that's in monroe mcclung visited. it's 6 months ago. it was the 8th military take over and a former french calling me in the past 3 years of what we do now, so far as the bunk leadership. as we opened, the country's board is off to be closed for a short while and then not opening them ahead of the swearing in. i'll continue general price or leave where my is due to be someone in as the president of the physician during the course of the day, the general came to paula interposed qu last week, and is taking control of when i'm specified periods of time off to over to the countries $55.00 be a dimes of either bung has family african citizens. it really seems like the i tired of wisdom back need is and she us some citizens with the views on that that's

also disagrees with. we definitely, we hope that other african countries will have the same opportunity that we had to remove someone who had been there with his family for almost 50 years in power. so frankly, it's a good thing. it's a good thing, but we are really proud to be gab. nice. today the president of the transition has made us proud. we really walk with our heads held high in what's more, we are the 1st in central africa to have done this. so imagine our joy this year the sun is got bone has regressed a lot in terms of institutions in terms of freedoms, even in terms of development. furthermore, throughout alli bongos, regina, the gap, and these people felt excluded. we had the feeling that we were foreign people trying to impose the lots and african people, it's language, it's culture. and it's been accused of keeping africans and lead through to before and, and colonialism. it puts in place in uniform off control, which wasn't the form of the economy and political colonialism at the forefront. of

course, of all of this has been the wisdom back lead to the deluxe of i. rebundle and experts say that parents has plenty of other friends in the one's neighborhood, such as a cabinet room, candle, eyebrows of old charge, just to name a few. i believe remains to be seen with adult will also follow suit and take a stand against the former colonizer oh, with us. and we'll take a cool for, for us to break ties with the african continent. the qu, into bon, has had financial impacts, particularly affecting and innovative that deal just 2 weeks before the cables. a bank of america corporation, finalized an agreement with the bond which saw the african nation, agreed to undertake marine conservation efforts in exchange for more favorable loan terms. a less cross live down to our to contributor chris i'm so joins me in the studio. chris, nice to see you see. so tell us a bit what exactly is this deal and how does it work? yeah, so this is what's called

a waiting width and depth and they just swap. so essentially what it means is that say your country that has a wildlife or forest, so whatever it may be. and if you can sub those, those assets within your country, you're able to get better debt tends from credits in the west. and this case is bank of america that said look, if double on uh for the though that marine wall is likely to set and why, according to that times, according to the us government sense, then they'll get a better loan. it's not free money, but they'll get better loans times. that's essentially what this, this field does for, for gamble. and, well, that seems like it has a ties, right? so what will happen to this deal now and do you think that the coup leaders are going to continue to back this deal? i think they all because i actually went into this for you and i can submit it until yesterday. i knew very little about that tonight to swap deals, and actually when you look into them and you look at the times, they're a little more sinister than they would have pay on the surface. it's not just about conservation, which is of course, a very, very good thing to encourage countries to do. but actually the times within it,

a stopping countries like the bon from doing certain things. one of the main things that stops in doing is developing infrastructure in certain areas of the country. so for example, in an area where people are in desperate need, all of running more to housing and the oldest, who does that kind of thing. it stops and being able to do it. now, why does it still going to be able to do it? and in my opinion and looking into it, it's because the us might want to exploit those resources in that area like today, which of course they come to. if housing has been built, that they come, suddenly i put an oil field in an area where there are people living and, and, and, you know, getting on that daily lives. so i think the cabal in government attending around a lot, we don't want, you'll do it anymore. let's look at other sources for us to take lines from rather than the united states. yes, it seems like this is a one sided relationship then because these are strings attached. mm hm. and of course you start the exploitation of resources and there's us, you know, we know how that goes as well. do you think there are other countries or other new opportunities that could be open to the bottom now that you know,

this may not work out for them? yeah, i think there's a lot of opportunity, but it's big china, for example, china has entered into a policy. it's quite similar to this, the number of applicants, nations where they come in and say that we understand you need to build infrastructure. but let's help you do that and do it most impulse in the, in a sustainable way. well, robin, the united states, i can talk about anything, lead people just living in hops in the middle of the deserts and learn to help them, you know, build infrastructure that allows them to develop as a nation. well, thank you so much, chris, for coming on our tea contributor chris on and that's a rock for the hour, but stay tuned for the discussion on the reality of the wins and losses of the ukraine conflict on cross talk. thanks for watching. don't go far. the the,

[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered. i am peter lavelle the by the administration of nature. world are fascinated with soft power and rhetorical ships. remember, ukraine will win and ukraine is winning. now we hear russia is losing, and even russia has lost narrative manipulations do not change hard reality.

the cross talking ukraine, i'm joined by my guess, matthew and rent in montreal. he is a senior fellow at the american university in moscow and director of the rising tide foundation of canada and franklin. we have ryan christian. he is founder and editor of the last american vagabond and host of the daily wrap up. and here in moscow we crossed to johnny miller. he is a press tv correspondence, right job in cross lock, rolls and effects. that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate matthew, let me go to you 1st. so me, one of the things i find really fascinating about this completely unnecessary war is how the west has tried to sell it to the world and to its own people. and you know, we, when we are you currently, ukraine will weigh a new crane is winning. well, now we don't hear this anymore. we, we hear russia is lost, but by implication, does that mean ukraine has one safety business? this hold discursive, manipulation doesn't make any sense. and it's not naming