between president trump and kim jong—un before a get—together between president trump and kimjong—unle relationship between them. that will be important in setting the tone. we don't expect any substance to be discussed this evening. that will all be in the summit meetings tomorrow. use a substance and that is the key word with appearing. last year's singapore summit produced little of substance. what are we likely to hear tomorrow when the two get—together and properly negotiate towards denuclearisation? we don't know what the actual results will be but we know what the americans are looking. they definitely want a significant step from the north korean side and that could be the shutting down of a nuclear facility, there might be talks of opening liaison officers. there may be a formal declaration but it is something on the nuclear programme which is the important for the americans or the remember, president trump's side has been stashing —— stressing they do expect this process to move slowly. jonathan head, in front of a beautiful attraction. we will be back for more analysis on

between the two and then if it's not maybe it's better not to have a look at it go. now what really pushed president mccall to come up with this at this particular time. well as i showed that actually it's not the first time he's mentioned this he did mention this a couple of years ago when he was commemorating and d. to develop deaves which was as i said when the jews were parked the french jews were parked in as a sports arenas in a north of paris before being sent over of center to concentration camp so it's something that's been there before and remember this is not the first time we've semitic kind of attacks and problems in france to a couple of years ago now or so there as it was last year excuse me was was an elderly lady that seem to have been killed because of an anti-semitic so it's not new and already back then he had said that maybe did it all had to be changed so so it's there obviously because it is usual and it's taken on a specific kind of attitude that perhaps it didn't have before i think there's two things to add to it is that one is part of the l

true case of problems between washington and moscow v.r.e. left. it's clear about this treaty is coming to an end. because of a lack of interest over both sides of. washington and of course rove sides i don't want to launch responsibility to anyone but do you think something to say they would like to see is something that are called will to bush jr in one movement called reset of relations between moscow and washington almost co and europe and for me visit need proof swords have made a series of mistakes misjudgments over the last at least the last yeah i mean that an understand of zero and with the. yeah we would talk a lot about why how both sides have made mistakes and how we should find common ground but at this point it just doesn't seem possible it out for many reasons that you've cited above right now what we have is we have the i.m.f. situation on our hands and it's not clear what's going to happen after the treaty is liquidated germany's foreign minister mr to talk washington into staying in the i.m.f. training but you know it didn't work

between india and pakistan by the foreign minister i think that saudi arabia will be the crisis between new delhi and it. and also coming at a time when the so. new delhi third will be important to see where the saudi arabia would be able to play a role in trying to defuse tensions between the two nuclear nation and the world news to bombast in syria's northwestern city of adelaide have killed at least nine people a u.k. based savagery for human rights says the bombs went off in the close neighborhood during rush hour seen several bombings in recent months which have wounded and killed scores of people a city is controlled by the high at. school. i could be sure thought. these in northern syria say they won't release the eight hundred for an eye so pfizer is being held in prison insisting it's up to individual countries to take responsibility for its citizens it also warned there aren't enough jails for the fighters captured and worry about what could happen if they skate well germany's government meanwhile says it's in talks with france and the u.s. about the return of for a nicer figh

disagreement between states oh it's especially between iran and the states it has its impact on us my call on my colleagues and oppose the full establishment here in iraq is we should confine our a lot of interests in that for the answer for the people of sort of iraq we should not be part of any proxy towards this or that so back in two thousand and seventeen you announced take syria over isis in iraq but i says attacks still happen every day in the country and the group still holds a chunk of desert in the northwest was your optimism a little premature how long is it before i rooted out completely if that's ever possible. yes if you go back to two says a survey i was very careful i said we crushed that militarily we liberated or however. that doesn't hold any targets at his side iraq and they don't while they're holding that holding some in an ace in the north east in syria which is bordering iraq which is very dangerous because if given the chance they can go back to terrorism at the moment the extreme of the danger of that is that they're trying to wait. some. terrorist attacks ag

william binney confirm the very close relationship between the b. n.d. and the n.s.a. to the commission of. a relationship that already existed during his time in the us intelligence service. as if you're looking at the vanity and this. was and it was officer to come in those lots of media in this in the field for a base of a hoax on deny him took this via. get all the out of couldn't this instrument's the parliament how to control it and off it contains to an equal to move in ten of the better than awfully good things to fit in filed a c. l for some synthesis so if we can involve we hadn't to see here stuff taught in any law he contains that agony in the meat and if we can't get out and sit on the stuff it's moved into parliament house you control clean room so i mean from what i can see they have the same problem getting information from the b. and d. that the congress has from getting of getting information from the n.s.a. it is the either won't tell them or they lie to them one of the other i mean that's what's been going on in the in the u.s. government the point

order on the enterprise back on track the directive is now a compromise between frogs between germany which means the project will be still going ahead now it looked like it was set to be derailed off to france announced on thursday that it was actually going to support an e.u. directive that could have complete east scuppered this entire pipeline this is a pipeline that would bring gas directly from russia roy the way through germany it even had gone to the point that suggested that there was a diplomatic tensions between the two countries over this project what had caused president might go on to pull out of the munich security conference where he was due to be holding a joint press conference with anglo merkel fronts had raised concerns about the project saying that it would mean that europe would be far too dependent on russia when it comes to energy and it could also have a conflict of interest for other countries particularly eastern european countries such as poland and slovakia but anglo merkel said this in response it wouldn't. would become dependent on russia because of the

america has many arab to be a distinction between and between the rest of them a state about up to ice and you're probably not want russia to strengthen its position too much in the region so do you see russia i don't think to be very honest right now especially if you take the american public that make up it does not as i said earlier wants to get out of the region does not see that is that if there are a lot of people in washington in the academic and think tank and if you was to punish russia including for its roads into syria don't you think they should celebrate what trump is doing what trump is doing in a way i mean there are different camps looking at trump's kid there is one camp that celebrates strong decision to exclude get itself from the east and that's very much the base of trump that is the traditional republican party that sees it all for america. and it is also the base of the trump approved israel that did not want to run to extricate itself from seat in fact there are this is a camp that's pushing trump to either delay indefinitely his the withdrawal of u.s. troops fr

us mr bitterly so lots going on lately hero would likely suffer in the case of a missile standoff between russia and the us and the e.u. foreign policy chief said our economy or a nice says europe as a want to become the battlefield for confrontation between the two powers what can your opinions do to safely and after a day or at least to mitigate the consequences on its collapse. it's difficult for the europeans to react to this because brooke is when you look euro's situation between most chord voicings. it's a period where the quote from the. it is nearly forbidden because of your own going investigation will view f.b.i. because of a russian leanings the so-called russian leans over birds and from before the water in the white house. and therefore it's sort of radio silence remote scroll of voices. at the same time when you look at v.x. true case of problems between washington and moscow vi you left treaty it's clear about this treaty is coming to an end. because of a lack of interest over both sides of. washington and of course karl rove sides i don't want to launch responsibility to

between the two and then if it's not maybe it's better not to have a look at it go. now what really pushed president mccall to come up with this at this particular time. well as i showed that actually it's not the first time he's mentioned this he did mention this a couple of years ago when he was commemorating and d. to develop deaves which was as i said when the jews were parked the french jews were parked in a sports arenas in a north of paris before being sent over of center to concentration camps so it's something that's been there before and remember this is not the first time we've semitic kind of attacks and problems in france to a couple of years ago now or so there as it was last year excuse me was was an elderly lady that seem to have been killed because of an anti-semitic attack so it's not new and already back then he had said that maybe did it all had to be changed so so it's there obviously because it is usual and it's taken on a specific kind of. perhaps it didn't have before i think there's two things to add to it is that one is part of the law there

between 2009 and 2015. so, while it is a depositional environment, we think it's slowing down or may have reached equilibrium, and slowing down around 1999, legacy sediment from the gold mining era. this graphic helps convey the same that i was explaining. upper left, from 1947, blue and green colors are deeper water depths and the red and oranges are shallow water. so the bottom left corner, you can see less blues and more oranges. in 2009, we are down to even shallower depths, and 2015, pretty representative of the current state of the cove. so in terms of evaluating whether or not the project itself would result in changes in sediment, deposition patterns in the cove, conducted a sediment transport model and a model that simulates all the environmental conditions that play on deposition or erosion. so, the model that we use is called the mic 21 sediment model. simulates changes in water levels and velocity due to tides, and based on historic data from the bay. and account for things like settling, sedime

a second historic meeting between donald trump and kim jong-un in hanoi. they are meeting under pressure to come up with a concrete nuclear agreement. pakistan's s prime minister cals for talks with indndia to put an escalationworst between the countries in 50 years. they have had airstrikes on both sides. the main opposition candidate rejected the decision as a sham. the battle for control of air france klm. unhappy tois increase its stake in the airline group. more on that on the way. the second summit between donald trump and kim jong-un is underway. both said they were certain this summit would be successful. had a successful first summit. i felt it was very successful. we want to be happy and hopefully this will be equal or greater than the first. >> charles is covering the summit for us. >> both leaders are ahead of a social dinner with their aides. both kim jong-un and donald trump have gotten what they want from thehe summit. both crave the limelight. personality. kim jong-un, because he wants north korea to be respected and accepted as part of the

, and the upcoming trade negotiation between the u.s.d market -- the bond markets already moved this year. the benchmark ten-year note sitting right there at 2.67% given what is happening on the border reasonable of kashmir, both sides, india and pakistan, saying that they have shot down each other's jets. keep an eye on the so-called fear gauge the measure of market risk the vix. the vix is up a little bit today. about 2% to 15 15 still a relatively low historical level again, that index, which is also an investment vehicle of its own, could surge at any moment let's bring in joe, senior market analyst at x street with everything going on, it's almost hart to keep track. are you surprised the volatility index isn't moving higher? gin canadian and pakistan. >> trump -- the korea deal, the korea situation is one that only accepts the markets when they start launching missiles it's really not one that has any impact, except for its fear factor, and this summit didn't end badly. it didn't produce a deal, but they seemed ammicable. trump mad

the dispute between qatar and the u.a.e. and other gulf nations as a way to. perhaps show qatar that the upcoming twenty twenty two match is going to be equated disputes between the countries the u.k.'s prime minister says she has an unshakable commitment to prevent a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland to resume as a for visiting northern ireland where she's been trying to reassure residents about her breasts and plan paul brennan report from belfast. northern ireland has the u.k.'s only land border with the european union and the businesses of this province a feeling the uncertainty of a more acutely the most threesome a promise an unshakable commitment to avoiding a hard border northern ireland does not have to rely on the irish government or the european union to prevent a return to borders of the past the u.k. government will not let that happen i will not let that happen to resubmit a speech offered reassurances that the business leaders here found it less than reassuring and there were no new specifics about what alternative

what needs to happen to the children who need to be brought back and between the husbands i mean between the fighters and then wife i think again we should not be as lenient that would wife's just because they have supporting that husband they knew what they were doing there are other thoughts and so and of course the need to be separate issues between the who killed today to. versus the wives you know there's a course in curing them for we would be almost impossible but it because it's very difficult to collect evidence don't you think that they would present a serious security risk. that they definitely present a security sort of to the country of origin but also these countries have had mechanisms in place and have had policies in place to be able to deal with security threats but saying that these people are not going to be back and we're. going to keep them in syria we're going to keep them in iraq you know or we're special now we're going to keep them with the kurds i think that's not fair for the people of the region what i suffered you know from these people now let me ask you ab

and beyond europe with the recent standoff between the us and russia if the i.m.f. missile treaty is she warned of a new politics of rivalry. we have enough in common between even russia and the united states to try to work together to put cooperation to put integration. above. the kind of rivalry which seems to be the motto of twenty nine hundred and we will need to talk about that next week and in munich we'll have some pretty tough hard talk i hope in order to clarify what the priorities of responsible leadership need to be in twenty nineteen. that was issued by the chairman of the munich security conference talking to do. now let me bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world british prime minister to resign mabel holds talks with irish counterpart. in dublin later may is seeking changes to the so-called backstop a plan to avoid a return to a hard border in ireland the backstop is the main sticking point in the brics it may go through issues. over a dozen european and latin american countries have called on venezuela to hold free an

a truce between the two sides expires a week today on march 1st. deal by then, washington has threatened to more than double import tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods — from 10% to 25%. so are they any closer to a deal? well — possibly. it's being reported the two sides have drawn up documents — memoranda of understanding — on six of the most controversial areas. forced technology transfer — where us firms are made to share their know—how with chinese partners. alleged cyber—theft of data by china. and the protection of intellectual property. also covered is the service sector, currency exchange rates and agriculture. as well as so—called non tariff barriers to trade — state subsidies, rules and regulations that effectively keep us goods out of china. it's also reported that negotiators are looking at a list of american goods that china can buy more of — from soy beans to semiconductors — make trade more even. china's trade surplus with the us rose to $323 billion last year — the highest on record. james green is a former us trade offic

committed in indian administered kashmir they rallied in karachi in support of pakistan's tension between pakistan and india has increased since an attack in indian administered kashmir earlier this month killed forty one indian paramilitary troops french yellow vest protesters are demonstrating in paris for the fifteenth weekend in a row hundreds of people gathered at the off to triomphe monument to rally against the government's policies which they say favor the rich organizers say saturday's launch is also about standing up to anti semitism u.s. singer kelly has appeared in court in chicago on multiple sexual assault charges a judge described the allegations against him as disturbing and set bail at a million dollars the fifty two year old whose real name is robert kelly turned himself into police on friday he's facing ten counts of aggravated sexual abuse the incident station back as far as one thousand nine hundred eight those are the headlines next up inside story. and to settle it is this said to be on the rise in europe and at its worst level in decades some countries are promisin

and beyond europe with the recent standoff between the us and russia if the i.m.f. missile treaty it should have warned of a new politics of rivalry. we have enough in common between even russia and the united states to try to work together to put cooperation to put integration. above the kind of rivalry which seems to be the motto of twenty nine and we will need to talk about that next week and in munich we'll have some pretty tough hard talk i hope in order to clarify what the priorities of responsible leadership need to be in twenty nineteen. was the chairman of the munich security conference talking to. and i have some breaking news for you brazilian authorities say at least ten people have died in a fire at the rio de janeiro soccer club flamengo at least three people are injured the blaze broke out early on friday in the club's training center reports are coming in that the victims may be teenagers from the flamingo youth team who was sleeping in the center at the time those reports are unconfirmed the center was expanded and open just two months ago the club

tensions between india and pakistan remain at an all time high although they didn't all fall from saudi arabia's foreign minister are there larger bags that coded rabia would use its influence to try and deescalate the crisis between india and pakistan pakistan is also not taking any chances the pakistani prime minister said that he did not respond to the wild accusations from n b a saying that it was because pakistan was holding a very significant gone friends for investment involved just on records being attended by that so did delegation he questioned as to what would be the benefit for progress on to conduct such an attack at that time which would be tantamount to separate dodging that gone friend and pakistan it said they wanted to talk to india on all bilateral issues but they ended he said had already spun pakistan's off whenever pakistan or for dialogue the prime minister said that pakistan wanted peace in the region of foreign minister also created a dating that they had to be based in the region however prime minister emraan khan also had a warning for india should they plan a

william binney confirm the very close relationship between the b. n.d. and the n.s.a. to the commission of a relationship that already existed during his time in the us intelligence service . as even if i had the vanity and this. was and it was office it was kind of those lots of media in this in the field for a base of a hoax on the name took this year. get all the out of couldn't this instrument's the parliament how to control it and offer it contains to any clue to move in ten of the better than often things to fit in follow to see. the alpha so soon to see it so if we can involve we hadn't to see here stuff gotten in any moth eaten things that agony in the meat and if we could get out and see on the stuff it switched into parliament house you control clean them so i mean from what i can see they have the same problem of getting information from the b. and d. that the congress has from getting of getting information from the n.s.a. it is the either won't tell them or they lie to them one of the other i mean that's what's been going on in the in the u.s. government t

talks between the u.s. and north korea underway we take a look at the opportunities the business community sees in a successful outcome to those negotiations. also coming up with breakfasted one month away bank self-feeding london for safe l. pounce just go find out where they headed. welcome to a deal new business asia i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us and all eyes are on the hog noir where the second kim summit is on the way investors are hoping for concrete results and u.s. president on a strong got straight down to business already with a big aviation deal boeing c.e.o. kevin make. alister and his counterparts to get a jet when tea from the towel signs the agreement to buy more than one hundred new airline ups investors are hoping that's a sign donald trump might also be able to reach an agreement with north korean leader kim jong un to solve the korean nuclear crisis trump is pushing pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons program in exchange for economic development. and north ko

the possibility of aid being let into the country to raise what about the possibility of dialogue between the opposition and the. well that's what we're hearing from countries like mexico or like hugh white russia among others and that's what's in the last mother who has been asking for a while also we know that meeting is going to be happening in the u. y. and capital of montevideo it's being sponsored by your ally in mexico in order to promote some type of dialogue between the opposition and the government but it's unlikely that something like this will happen what the opposition is basically saying is that back in two thousand and seventeen there were already emplaced right after the massive demonstrations that violent demonstrations that happened. here in venezuela and the government use them to tell their advantage to gain time so what they're saying that they're right now they're not ready to sit down and discuss anything unless the government decides to call for general elections and today he said that general elections are not an option right now and you know way he also threatens

on the relations between north and south and between the north and the west are very closely connected. south progress in the denuclearization process north and south very limited options. it's restricted to things like sports culture religion putting areas that are not restricted by the sections. but south korea would like to move faster and strengthen economic cooperation with the north. as a catalyst to denuclearization. did better economically and the people had a better quality of life. despite the sanctions there has been some progress and into a korean relations two sides have explored railway corridors that could link north and south and to ease tensions along the heavily fortified border they have blown up guard posts on both sides. the three direct meetings between north korea's leader kim jong il and south korean president new day in where the main driving force behind these developments one symbolic visit however is still missing kim jong un has said he wants to come here to south korea's capital seoul that would be historic no north korean leader has set foot in the city s

very close to the edge of war with a nuclear powered state and now we have friendly relationships between these two leaders so the fact that they met and it was friendly was a major achievement did that change any of the fundamentals of the problem no has anything changed since singapore seven months ago not really they've had some talking but they haven't made a lot of progress that is one of the problems with the way they've structured this it's a top down process and whenever it hits problems the way it's structured it looks like you have to go back to the top and that's why the north koreans have been given a rare honor which is in less than a year to face to face meetings with the president of the u.s. and if you look at diplomatic cards that you can play or negotiation just wheeling out your leader is a big concession from the u.s. side the u.s. i think making concessions by having both of these meetings at this level in the north koreans you could argue have not given as much president trump for the last few hours been away from the camera he had those meetings with the vietnamese

he is in fa ct between india and pakistan.n on the korean peninsular. absolutely, kasia, and by all signed he has a busy day ahead. and, as you say, there is the issue of india and kashmir, but there is also all of thoseissues kashmir, but there is also all of those issues we talk about at the start of the programme, that testimony by his former lawyer, michael cullen. so he does have a lot of distractions going on, of course, everyone will be watching just a few hours from now, in fact 9am local time in hanoi —— michael cohen. the two leaders are due to meet, and those substantive negotiations many people will hope will take place. and of course we will take place. and of course we will be here, i will be here, and our correspondents and the team here in hanoi will be hit to cover it for you, so stay with us here on newsday. from me and kasia madera, thank you for watching. hello there. wednesday marked the end of the balmy, warm spell for february, which has brought record—breaking temperatures. and we return to something co

and between the rushers. many are saying that because as we speak you know this talking about about syria you can chill syria without the russians have a huge political leverage ability to leverage in syria. about war in yemen without having iran as well a key player in the region so i think this summit started just today with this. whole issue of. this could be a great trip of should you just solve the problems of the middle east that devised continuance is there is hash in the whole bar in warsaw for us thank you hashem well iran's foreign minister says it's no coincidence that the warsaw conference opened on the same day as a major attack near its border with pakistan a car bomb kills at least twenty seven soldiers from the revolutionary guards on thursday president hassan rouhani said the bombing was a stain on the record of america's allies. let's bring you some breaking news now we're getting reports of multiple casualties in a roadside bomb explosion in indian administered kashmir police say at least f

juan guaido as com pletely between the two.completely oppose that, he does not wa nt completely oppose that, he does not want that, he wants presidential elections, he wants maduro removed, so elections, he wants maduro removed, so there is no real room for discussion at this time. and the awful, disgraceful thing about all this is that while the politicians are bickering amongst themselves about what happens next, people are starving in this country and is used to be latin america's which is country. is there a danger that this sort of humanitarian crisis and is up sort of humanitarian crisis and is up being just a sort of powerplay between the us and china and russia? absolutely. maduro is politicising this humanitarian issue. he blocked humanitarian aid from coming in this week, on the colombian border. this whole geopolitical issue, trying to secure maduro's position, with china and russia supporting him, and his effo rts and russia supporting him, and his efforts to provide humanitarian aid on his own and be more independe

the so-called peace olympics are credited with the stablish in friendlier relations between north and south korea and history may show they lead to a long term reconciliation between north korea and the u.s. . the construction of infrastructure for the china lympics has helped to bring in more tourists. all more than anything the olympics pave the way for improving the into korean relations and promoting peace it became a starting point in resolving the nuclear issue. as one of the olympic hubs the coastal city of hosted the ice rink events new roads and high speed rail links mean it's now just a couple of hours from the more developed side of the korean peninsula and the local government is looking at ways of using the specially built for news. with the peace process moved away from the threat of war the province was not well known overseas but with the olympics last year three million foreigners visited here. but drive up into the mountains around peering chiang itself and the olympic legacy loses some of its glamour people and business owners have criticised the failure to maintain

what can tell us about these reports of these joint patrols between russia and turkey. where they began all of. these patrols in the aleppo countryside on the border where the syrian democratic forces in place now in recent weeks there have been clashes like clashes between the free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces that's been a real concern so both the turkish and the russian authorities and that's why these patrols in place but a very interesting lee and of the russian news agency tells it sent out a statement saying russian military police patrols are closely following developments around the city of miami beach in the syrian province of aleppo they don't mention the fact that the turks are also as well now like they say these are to try and prevent free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces from clashing clearly a consensus by the russians. what more do we know about the eisel fighters sort of have been captured by the syrian democratic forces. well captured is a very strong word sees what we're hearing from some sources on the ground when it come

so me is president of mara bashir is holding a ceremony marking the end of peace talks between rival factions in the central african republic a deal between the government and fourteen armed groups was reached on sunday hard to after two weeks of un led negotiations a formal agreement will be signed in bungay on wednesday and represents a rare hope for one of the world's poorest nations thousands have been killed and millions displaced since the fighting began in two thousand and thirteen mohammad vall has more from khartoum the government of the central african republic and fourteen rebel leaders have signed a peace agreement that has been long in the making difficult negotiations for over a week here in the sudanese capital khartoum the heads of state of sudan and the central african republic have attended the signing with initials here today the final signing will be on when is the in the capital bangui the capital of the central african republic what distinguishes this agreement is that it is a it is the fruit of the first time had to have face to face negotiations between that o

this is the most serious violence in decades between the two neighbours.s their own. secunder kermani reports. these are pakistani soldiers apparently leading away a downed indian pilot with an angry crowd behind them. the pakistani military says his plane was shot down as india scrambled to respond to pakistani strikes across the border in the disputed region of kashmir. pakistani prime minister imran khan said the military force was a response to earlier indian aggression, but also called for a dialogue between the nuclear—armed neighbours. translation: my question to the indian government is, given the arms that we both have, can we afford any miscalculation? we should be thinking that, if this escalates, where will it lead? this is the most dangerous confrontation between the two countries in nearly 20 years. it began two weeks ago when a pakistan—based militant group kills a0 indian soldiers. pakistan insisted the attack had nothing to do with them. but indian jets crossed into pakistan, targeting indian officials, claim a militant training camp. loca

the crisis between new delhi and it. and that also coming at a time when the so would be. the new delhi so it will be important to see whether saudi arabia would be able to play a role in trying to defuse tensions between the two nuclear nation whether it's still ahead on al-jazeera tensions of gibraltar after a spanish warship challenges commercial vessels sailing in the bush territories. and millions of people on the wrong end of china's social credit scoring system find themselves banned from traveling. you. because some really heavy rain now making its way across the deep south underneath this massive cloud in the us ahead of that sea is fine and dry some pleasant sunshine coming through twenty seven celsius there for miami on the cool side by the time the system pushes in on shoes day is that really heavy rain it will make its way out of a texas louisiana into mississippi northern flank there's some snow around just five degrees there for dallas cold enough here as well single figures up the eastern seaboard they sa

the second summit between the leaders of the united states north korea gets off to a friendly start donald trump and kim jong un opened their meeting in the vietnamese couple but the u.s. president praising their strong relationship will be enough to make progress towards peace. and tension so fast pakistan says it has shot down to indian fighter jets and that it is captured an indian pilot once again disputed territory of kashmir this latest crisis between nuclear neighbors. welcome to the program donald trump's former fix and personal lawyer has made a string of explosive allegations about the u.s. president testifying before a special congressional committee in washington michael cohen claimed that president trump knew about wiki leaks e-mails damaging to his democratic rival hillary clinton before their release june the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr cohen also said that mr trump already. him to pay hush money to paul entrust stormy daniels she claims she had an affair with mr trump is the current says he was ordered to lie about it to the first lady the white house denies the

when it comes particularly to tensions between india and pakistan. and that goes back to the creation of india and pakistan from colonial colonial india when the u.k. was out india as their colony. became police officially not part of either country and then you know two out of three wars that india has fought have been over kashmir as well because it originally had a hindu ruler but a majority muslim population this has led to contention that should have belonged to india should belong to pakistan was it rightful for the maharaja to sign it over to india or was it rightful because the population majority muslim it should go to baucus tan but it's been a really contentious issue which is why the region is divided now baucus on has tried to get third parties involved even the united nations try to sell the dispute but india has always said no to that they said no to every third party they say this is strictly a bilateral issue between them and pakistan and they want to be resolved between them all right thanks very much for that. joining us from new d

envoy to italy for told on need to chair waiting relations between paris and rome. present from the promise is a complete victory over i sold by next week while his secretary of state says the u.s. troop pullout from syria doesn't mean an end to the fight. and leading medical aid group doctors without borders to the world which claims the charity is partly to blame for the bombing of one of its own hospitals in yemen last june. it's five o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all the international live from our studio with me. welcome to the program france is recalling its ambassador to rome for consultations amid a worsening spat spurred by the actions of italy's deputy prime minister well we're going to cross live now to the four to do penske charlotte sounds like these two european neighbors are likely to be patching things up anytime soon. well that's right rocky relations between france and italy seem to have hit a new all time low with a move that some are describing as precedents it's i believe this is the first time the france's recalled its ambassador f

when you look your truth hazel sprawls between. the last kovi i left you to me it's clear about this treaty is coming to an end. while you because of the lack of interest. both sides. in washington and. you know if putin said suddenly that oh if we recognize nancy pelosi has the president united states that we're not going to talk with donald trump the world would be you know how arranged but of course the u.s. has a stereo exceptionalism and that no law applies to them and so they can do whatever they want but by the central banks buying gold as they are they are now coming to the conclusion that america has lost its mind and then when they run out of gold to buy i guarantee you they're going to start fishing around in that one market. film begins in hawaii in the middle of the pacific ocean in spite of the island's remote location it is also pullman that to the epidemic of the twentieth century plastic. and plastic pollution is littering beaches and endangering certain species of animals no matter how remote or out of reach. in t

recalls its envoy to italy for talks on but deteriorating relations between paris and. it's a country that promises a complete victory over on his own by next week and his secretary of state sees the u.s. troop pullout from syria doesn't mean an end to the fight. leading medical aid group doctors without borders slams a saudi report which claims the charity is partly to blame for the bombing of one of its hospitals in yemen last year. come from moves to sing germany's nord stream to project with reports suggesting that money will not call will buy a directive could block the joint pipeline with russia. just on the eleven am in dallas so levin pam and duck in the evening right here in moscow this thursday february the seventh welcome to r.t. international and our top story france is recalling its some buster to rome for consultations amid a worsening spot spurred by the actions of italy's deputy prime minister's charlotte dubin ski reports. well this marks a new low in the already rocky relations between france and italy two countries that should be allies the members of

with the crisscrossingng the lis between moderates and hard line. can we expect the supreme later true white intnto this andnd coe down on one e side or another. well the foreign ministry and and who heads it is one of those posts where the supreme leader has the final say. both when it comes to whwho gets appoininted but thehen also w wr there is any nations are are accepted. so in that sense at some point supreme leader will also have to signal when you re agrees or no. even i in system thirty states that could act ass an extra boot of support was enraged because then you can literally say. the s supreme leader backs zen s role as the foreign minister. of course it isn't greener increased his resignation ten thirty piece out of the picture. the us president donald trump on the north korean leader kim jong un have arrived in vietnam for that second summits and they're expected to build on the loose agreement reached in singapore last year. criticize say this meeting is little more than a pale stand for both leaders in the seems. the paper of hanoi

offers to defuse tensions between india and pakistan since an attack in kashmir. standing by their man venezuela's military reaffirms its loyalty to president nicolas maduro. i'm wayne hay in phnom penh where one of the strongest economies in the world is expected to continue its growth this year but we'll tell you why there's concern about a particularly vulnerable section of society. alone investigations been launched into whether senior officials in the trumpet ministration have been trying to sell sensitive nuclear technology to saudi arabia a committee in the house of representatives led by the democrat says whistleblowers warned the business interests of being put it ahead of the law mike hanna reports from washington. the twenty four page report is extensive and reach in detail providing names dates and specific communications relating to u.s. nuclear technology in saudi arabia the oversight committee under representative elijah cummings based the report on what it calls whistleblower accounts evidence provided by career officials within the administration

or up between the once close allies is seen as a positive development by iran i think. however all of them can remind the. mend. changed. erdogan has talked about low level contact with the syrian government through the intelligence services russia iran and turkey differences but their strategic interests means they find common ground none of the countries want to risk rupturing their relationship russia doesn't want turkey to move to the us iran wants turkey to remain an economic lifeline turkey wants a seat on the table the defense ministers of turkey and russia have been meeting to determine the roadmap for the post u.s. period the fate of now under the control of what many in the international community regard as an al qaida linked group seems to be a park in egypt russia has been pressuring turkey to act against them to avert a syrian government offensive that could cause a humanitarian crisis on its border. deals are in the making russia promise to move from the border promised turkey security guarantees or it could allow turkey to set up a temporary safe zone tha