a small example for a vast issue that means that people have to talk to each other through on goal lobel cooperation is necessary to regulate this kind of mobility which is grown up for various reasons that's why we need this pact. you know that's besides migration that's another issue which is currently worrying people the rekindled conflict between russia and ukraine this time in the sea of us of the black sea in the kurdish strait. who do you think is mainly to blame for this conflict. and conflict the priority is now deescalation but it's also clear that the responsibility is not shared equally because the power relationship is not equal it was in russia's military dominance in the sea of as of is huge and its responsibility is also great if i understand it correctly when the russians say provocation i.e. that ukraine provoked them what they really mean is the ukrainians have to accept that we annexed the crimea and that's just how it is. but that's unacceptable because according to international law crimea clearly belongs to ukraine if you accept what the russians are saying about t

lobel treaties especially the so-called i am after treaty intimated range nuclear treaty requiring the us and back then the u.s.s.r. of the treaty was signed thirty years ago in ninety eighty seven all nuclear and conventional weapons with the ranges of up to fifty five hundred kilometer is but russia says it does not now violate the treaty in any way and putin said today after the launch that vice versa it restores the global balance the global security balance just to remind you of unguarded was among the new nuclear weapons that putin presented earlier in march saying that russia had to develop its military industry in response to us is success in this fear and developing their own anti missile defenses so definitely putin sees. lawyer and developments of military industry here in russia as a response to us is moves but definitely not everybody sees it the same way. quite controversial maria financial reporting from the center of moscow thanks maria for the update there we're going to cross live now to friends and political commentator eimear or and i'm here thanks for coming on to

more than a hundred sixty un member states at a summit in mara catch on monday names to find a common lobel approach to migration critics though say it will limit the ability of countries the shape their own migration policies former deputy speaker of the bell. parliament load one of those thinks that the problem is far more complex than what appears on the surface. this is something that has been going on for the last two years already basically what you see is people who are indeed three but who have been told that their loss of social security and jobs is to be blamed on migrants and not on big preschool companies to get away with murder by evading your taxes and so on the money security. to me is that mean reason why people then focus on these issues i mean the problem is there nobody is going to deny that the group exists but among others it's not even the big the biggest problem that people face from the moment so what you have is really the story of people so that it doesn't focus on the real issues that really affect their daily life. in other headlines in the yemen or any port city

marshalling populations that can so you lobel ism sees the collapse of the left and right well absolutely i mean we see the situation when the social democrats in germany basically is support that they've got the party in power when germany a first used its troops abroad since nine hundred forty five they can you live in one thousand one thousand nine that's that was there and i think all the social democratic party of germany that american liberals and democrats what do they know protesting against this these scholars group promptly sportin out of syria he's live in syria that never invited here awful you know they're french socialists they were all for taking. all means possible so this is their all of their progressive left all the peace nukes all the laughter all the peaceniks all the ride this is all over now you know you have their global ultra liberal radio ideology radio to deceive radio to use violence and everyone the polls in it on the left on the right and they're all decent people in this situation right left is totally twentieth century yeah yeah stop stop thinking in those

grace though bush works for howls blocked lobel and she says business can put the brakes on climate change but first it has to realize gets in the driver's seat. and cloudy account for his head of the energy transportation and environment department at the german institute for economic research is a professor. of energy economics and sustainability she says effective measures for climate protection. free up enormous economic potential for modernization innovation and technological progress. we need an intelligence framework she says to enhance these economic opportunity this. welcome to the show everyone let's let's start out with with the big question that's on our minds right now. what is our situation when you listen to the conference to kind of reach it sounds like there's nothing? we can do if we could start with you what do you think cloud. we can -- do a lot but i'm quite optimistic that the in poland today come together and work on concrete the plans although it's not fast enough but there are a lot of countries. that want to cooperate to corporation really to access some countries

the united states has been at least for the last fifty or sixty years like lobel power and a leading global power so it has to have a particular kind of brand of of conflict management and this is it it's it's militarized but i'd never accept that argument about militarization as simply the reason to explain why americans like done so much i think there's also a relationship to not ever having to explain oneself i think that's a part of american culture. but it's also really a part of american identity which is never to apologize. she could walk what she's lazing. i goof ball. but. i raised two girls and single dad and i watched it with my own to our kids grow up to. you know it's hard enough now with what's going on in. my opinion democrats have been all for guns for many many years trying to do something about guns but it's in our d.n.a. and in american they can't get it out it's impossible it's like a bad it's a stage a lot of bad stain but it's like a stain it's never going to go away we're always going to have no. thank you thank . it was. someone let them write. sentences as sh

lobel list if you want to use that elite who have forced. both economic and social. radical reforms on the peoples of europe and also the united states and canada over the heads of the people using you know these repeat referendums and repeat votes in the e.u. to get it right the u.k. u.s. and canada using the distraction of identity politics and this is done with with a triangulated center right center left parties and we're finally seeing the backlash and it's coming from the far right and the far left as we've talked about repeatedly on the show and now we've seen outbreaks of it in the united states with the election of trump in germany with with the you know the. chancellor merkel having to stand down in the german elite just not knowing what comes after merkel and you know that her whole political party is being crushed in the polls right now because of her you know mass immigration that she and one in france rocked by protests against the then we're going to go look at the mayor says it and then we have made it easy italy poland hungary romania you know you're

output by eight hundred thousand barrels per day for the next six months in a bid to prop up four link lobeloil prices after two days of talks at its headquarters in vienna opec finally managed to get an agreement from both iran and the nano opec member russia non-impact allies have agreed to cut their output by four hundred thousand barrels a day. chinese tech giant huawei is denying it poses a security risk after concern was raised by the european union's technology commissioner while a has been accused by several western countries of building back doors for the chinese government to spy on others the company is also dealing with the fallout over the rest of its chief financial officer is facing extradition to the united states on suspicion of violating sanctions against iran or china correspondent adrian brown reports friday looks like being another difficult day for china's biggest private company the japanese government has announced it's no longer going to be buying our way equipment this follows decisions taken by governments in new zealand australia and the united kingdom that they w

administration is unified behind a strategy for global reduction of the military then he would also get the lobell peace prize because that should go to only people who are reduce the military and not treat everybody else talks a lot about politics there and what about public pressure and public perception do you think that could reach a tipping point and people want just have enough and just tell the politicians look we don't want further military spending. not i mean it's a rip off of taxpayers all over the world are used to say what is it what kind of society is that in which people who do humanitarian work will have to go around and collect money door to door where's the military which is this is destroying and having wars and killing people they always get it through tax payers if you want all these wars and all these weapons go and collect money for it those who want to pay for it let them pay for it exactly as we do today with humanitarian aid but it is not fair to see that just say but i think the problem has grown so much that it's not fair to say that the everybody should be engaged in t