routing around exploring new trade routes and the global economy boosting global economy and so lattimer putin position russia as the key energy players sort of an oil export in superpower he stressed that russia is not only a key player on the market but also who is ready to increase its production and consecutively exports oil exports any given time at any given moment that russia is ready to meet the oil needs of china and many other partners around the world the only reason it has not done so yet according to vladimir putin is because there's an agreement in place between russia and opec by which moscow has promised not to do so at least until summer now also recently the american president donald trump said that he managed to get an agreement from another player saudi arabia to on the contrary increase their oil output and so i asked him a putin what he thinks of this and what his impact this could have on the global market here's what he told me yes because we have an agreement with the opec plus i haven't heard anything from saudi arabia or any other opec members about the intention to

have his focus on energy economy and trade not a tool was it the only thing on his list of all lattimer putin even joked about how he manages to keep his share jewels sold jampacked. and it is proceeding. fortunately a sort of attack on the right to speech on iraq what it. should serve on the right of the search for baseball interests very much support. so here's the second belton road forum for you as china strives to become a platform for all sort of business of reporting from beijing r.t. we had from economist and financial analyst alexander khattab on what closer ties between russia and china could mean for the global markets. are already very tightly connected on the multiple levels and they think this initiative is only highlighted the strong bond between the two countries are especially in this. environment where you have this troubled ministry. is. putting the higher and that is showing. in the protectionist sterns so i think in this environment. the between china and russia. show. and the authority of to this go in the. policies and also over the long term i think it sends a strong m

abuse live from berlin the leaders of russia and north korea meet for the first time face to face lattimer putin and kim jong un toasted their new relationship at a summit in russia's far east in the wake of the failed u.s. summit but will the meeting be a game changer when it comes to persuading north korea to abandon its nuclear arsenal and also coming up after decades of progress efforts to contain malaria are stalled on this world malaria day hundreds of thousands of people are infected.

lattimer putin and kim jong un toasted their new relationship at a summit in russia's far east in the wake of the failed u.s. talks but will the meeting be a game changer when it comes to persuading north korea to abandon its nuclear arsenal also coming up a bad fit for germany's financial sector merger talks collapse between torture bank and commits but we'll find out why.

right from a nuclear free north korea to bilateral relations of lattimer putin and kim jong un met for the first time on thursday in russia's far eastern city of lot of last talk after nearly two hours of face to face talks of the leaders expressed their willingness to further develop relations and tackle the situation on the korean peninsula. just we just had a fairly one to one conversation we. to talk about the history of bilateral relations and about the present day and the prospects of developing those relations but of course we also talked about the situation on the korean peninsula and exchanged views on what needs to be done to improve the situation in the audience mr president we have just had a foreign exchange of opinions face to face on all of this of mutual importance and i think you will the great times we heard. even though no agreements were signed it seems the leaders had a productive time to exchange swords as a symbol of the mutual respect between their nations and wrapped up the talks with a lavish dinner north korean state media reported that kim is ready for more

rolled out sanctions against russia and expelled sixty russian diplomats from the united states lattimer putin called sergei screwball a traitor but he but the kremlin does deny allegations that russia had any hand in the legit attempted assassination of the strip malls and it's been over a year now and we haven't seen any actual concrete evidence to suggest that the kremlin was responsible another thing is that nobody is described as its developers as one of the most potent chemical weapons in existence right now and neither of the script halls were killed in the exposure actually they ended up vanishing into obscurity afterwards we don't know exactly where they are right now so when it comes to concrete answers in this whole situation be far fetched to say that the docs are all in a row all right well thanks for bringing us up to date all not double quarter. tens of thousands of turned in sudan's capital to pressure the ruling military council into speeding up the transition of power to a civilian government it follows the military's arrest of former president omar al bashir is two brothers

and moscow what's next and terms of how specifically the two presidents get along will lattimer putin accept donald trump's invitation. that's dated back to the house and to washington and could at least these ties between these two countries could they start getting back to normal the russian president said that he wasn't really expecting that to happen and then he went on to say that he believes there is some deep trouble in america internal politics he actually called it a real crisis that never happened in the history of the country. is part of a wider crisis in the us political groups attack villages a million elected president they don't accept the choice of the american people they want to send the result is a political crisis unlike anything we've seen in u.s. history so we'll leave it there with all the stuff that has to do with america there was something else very special about the specific international arctic for the participants in fact the leaders from two countries sweden and norway the prime ministers who back in two thousand and fourteen decided to join the chorus of

live from berlin the leaders of russia and north korea meet for the first time face to face with lattimer putin and kim jong un toasting their new relationship at a summit in russia's far east in the wake of the failed u.s. summit but will the meeting be a game changer when it comes to persuading north korea to abandon its nuclear arsenal is also coming up after decades of progress efforts to contain malaria are stalled on this world malaria day hundreds of thousands of people are infected with this preventable disease every year a corresponding reports from mozambique on how the country is coping with this disease cluster can't you see yourself playing competitive sports with this kind of vision well we report how people are gaining insights into visually impaired sports. and why our thank you so much for your company everyone a russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong un have wrapped up their first face to face meeting they discussed a host of subjects including security on the korean peninsula and the north's controversial nuclear weapons program and this just two mo

going on in a slightly different context about the threat of war on march first twenty eight him lattimer putin gave his state of the nation address and when she said that russia now has five new nuclear weapons all of which can circumvent u.s. missile defense and is february twenty one thousand state of the nation address he announced a six new nuclear weapon russia has modernize more than sixty percent of its nuclear arsenal the united states is modernizing its nuclear arsenal it's going to estimate now is one point seven trillion dollars over a thirty year period every country now is making its nuclear weapons not only more efficient but more usable we look at threats coming out of moscow they repeatedly are threatening the use of nuclear weapons in a way that we haven't seen certainly since the cold war but and they're taking this seriously and they're modernizing their other forces also and every one of these situations now is becoming more ok we're dangerous peter i think there's like there's a cabby out here i agree with everything you've said. but these new new weapons their capabilitie

elliott angle statement in support of joining us on just prosecution saying he is in fact a tool of lattimer putin and the russian intelligence service now there's never been any evidence that proves let alone suggest a connection between weiqi leaks and the russian state or russian intelligence furthermore we can leak has actually published embarrassing information not only about the united states and its allies but also about russia that we can make spies file series revealed more than two hundred documents about russian surveillance contractors so i responded with a tweet saying angle statement is an endorsement of president trump attack on press freedom and i called it absolutely reprehensible now the house foreign affairs committee came back at me tweeting quote the first amendment protects free expression even for russian propaganda outlets like the one you work for it doesn't protect criminals who weaponized stolen information and i thought this was revealing for a number of reasons a son just charged with allegedly helping chelsea manning logon to a department of defense computer under an

rolled out sanctions against russia and expelled sixty russian diplomats from the country now lattimer putin did call surrogate a traitor but the kremlin has actually entirely denied these allegations that they had any involvement in the hospitalization and one year later we still don't have concrete evidence to suggest that these accusations were indeed true so when it comes to concrete answers you know it be far be far fetched to say that all the ducks are in a row. the russian startup company has to launch many satellites into the night sky to project the advertisements. into weapons reaching for the stars is such a star that idea. from over cars to steampunk style cyborgs the futuristic new art of sight fight is still peers have imagined scores of disturbing futures and in some cases fiction turns out to be a grim prophecy in a few years' time the shimmer of stars in the night sky might be out shined by the glow of billboards flashing with ads a russian company starts rocket is looking for clients to be move their advertisement from space yes you heard it right space here is how the russ

engels statement in support of julian assange just prosecutions saying he is in fact a tool of lattimer putin and the russian intelligence service know there's never been any evidence that proves let alone suggest a connection between we q leaks and the russian state or russian intelligence furthermore we can actually published embarrassing information not only about the united states and its allies but also about russia we can expose files series revealed more than two hundred documents about russian surveillance contractors so i responded with a tweet saying angle statement is an endorsement of president trump's attack on press freedom and i called it absolutely reprehensible now the house foreign affairs committee came back at me tweeting quote the first amendment protects free expression even for russian propaganda outlets like the one you work for it doesn't protect criminals who weaponized stolen information and i thought this was revealing for a number of reasons assan just charged with allegedly helping chelsea manning log in to a department of defense computer under an alternate iden

after his broken house death camp was observed in poland lattimer putin was not invited and given the fact that this was liberated by the red army i mean this is quite quite outrageous i would say so what we're seeing now is a continuation of this policy which is trying to. keep the russians out of participating in any. effort to present the history of sobibor and the suffering of the of the inmates there in the horrible mass murders that took place there. well were these stories coming up after the break. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to listen. to the right to be crooks it's like the thr

use live from berlin the leaders of russia and north korea meet for the first time face to face lattimer putin and kim jong un to toast their new relationship at a summit in russia's far east in the wake of the failed u.s. talks but will the meeting be a game changer when it comes to persuading north korea to abandon its nuclear arsenal also coming up a bad fit for germany's financial sector merger talks collapsed between torture bank and commits but we'll find out why plus the french president emanuel mccann builds a long awaited reforms response to the country's yellow those protests can be soon french tempers and rescue his own political future also. can you see yourself competing in sports with this kind of vision we report on insights into playing with visual disabilities. the book. on why hearkened you so much for your company everyone. russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong un have wrapped up their first face to face meeting they discussed a host of subjects including security on the korean peninsula and the north's controversial nuclear weapons program and th

and moscow what's next and terms of how specifically the two presidents get along will lattimer putin accept donald trump's and potations. that's dated back to the house and to washington and could at least these ties between these two countries could they start getting back to normal the russian president said that he wasn't really expecting that to happen and then he went on to say that he believes there is some deep trouble in america internal politics he actually called it a real crisis that never happened in the history of the country. is part of a wider crisis in the u.s. political groups attack villages a million elected president they don't accept the choice of the american people they want to send the result is a political crisis unlike anything we've seen in u.s. history so we'll leave it there with all the stuff that has to do with america there was something else very special about the specific international arctic for the participants in fact the leaders from two countries sweden and norway the prime ministers who back in two thousand and fourteen decided to join the chor

i don't believe lattimer putin is waiting for the opportunity to bring the region back to russia in some sort of glorious battle. because if he were then honestly the uncertainty donald trump introduced into the western alliance would have been the moment for russia to strike. but they didn't so i don't think there's any serious danger of war in the baltic states at the present time a critical flaw in this clique is in by tacoma. in the one nine hundred seventy s. the soviet union deployed s.s. twenty intermediate range nuclear missiles in european russia these weapons were capable of hitting targets in most of western europe. european politicians demanded a response. and nato proposed stationing nuclear capable pershing two and ground launched cruise missiles in western europe. the soviet union feared that this deployment could lead to a nato first strike. millions of people across europe demonstrated against what appeared to be a new round in the arms race. the protests in germany were the largest since the end of world war two. in the end instead of a strike there was a handshake in o