uli you've heard what dimitri had to say about the european union the and the fact that they may have been a hindrance in previous years to the ukrainian government what are your thoughts about that is it time for the european union to step up and really get involved in ukraine. well the european union is involved in ukraine and it strongly supports the western path in the modernization strategy of the previous governments and presidents what is wishful thinking is the idea that with a new president the country could easily need the so-called common hagen criteria to guide the country into a full membership this would require so many more steps that we certainly don't see anything like this happening in the term of this president most likely of the following ones so if people just hope that things would get better by the fact that he says he wants to get more western it forty depends on who his team is who his advisors are and how he addresses all the high flying hopes that he created we still don't know in what direction this is moving he says it's western but there's not much the eu

when every segment starts as you know it was interesting let's bring in the view from moscow and dimitri babich what is moscow thinking right now well there is hope you and i agree with the budding team that shouldn't things can be done very easily such as stopping the shooting there were several cases in the last four years since the war started in two thousand and fourteen when there was no shooting and people give them die right now people die every week sometimes every day on the line dividing the ukrainian army and the insurgents in the east of ukraine. and i agree that russia made every effort not to get involved in this elections not to insult me there's a landscape of course in their attitude to mr poroshenko in russia is very bad because there were several crisis in our relations after all the warring dong bastar that aren't be here so he is extremely unpopular and it was basically a politically impossible for president putin to negotiate with him seriously even to perform course even with full force there were problems because we've been said that a form of a station with him w

prime minister dimitri made the idea who said that now there was a chance a possibility of progress in terms of talks negotiations perhaps over what to do about the ongoing conflict between ukraine and russian backed separatists and russian forces in the east of the country and also of course the question over crimea which was an extent by vladimir putin back in twenty four teams so this is perhaps one of the key challenges now facing the president elect and of course one of his key missions is to tackle corruption in the country and to improve economic prospects for ukraine to stop the brain drain of ukrainians leaving the country he is expected to flesh out those policies in the coming days and will of course be announcing figures individuals that he wants to have in his government as president he will have the portfolio to choose his foreign minister and his minister of defense and he also will now have to think about parliamentary elections in the country and that will require getting in or great see it and then . organizing. exceptional parliamentary elections with his own new pol

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such as dimitri avoids plastic water bottles and uses refillable and a million bottles instead it's a start at least. question of sido feels that individuals can't make much of a difference and that it's up to governments to phase out the use of plastic. gloves chevys says that casting manufacturers should be regulated to reduce plastic production thanks for your comments. plastic is controversial but of course it's extremely versatile no wonder scientists are hard at work developing bioplastics. architecture to was looking for more sustainable raw materials what if we could build our homes not with bricks or concrete but out of living growing plants. would is one of the oldest building materials in the world trees and certain other plants have a property that distinguishes them as a source of building materials they grow. in humid forests in northeast india tree roots have been trained intended sometimes over a period of centuries to form bridges they are living structures. if you built a steel bridge in that climate it would soon rust and become unstable for its load capacity would

the outcome interesting times ahead for you crane and i'd like to thank all of our guests alexia dimitri bobbitt and gov or again and thank you to you for watching you can see this program again any time by visiting our website that's on our desire dot com and for any further discussion why don't you go to our facebook page you'll find that on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and remember you can always join the conversation on twitter our handle for that is as a.j. and five stories from these if the pilot and the whole team here it's been good to have you here good bye for now. april on al-jazeera nato leaders will gather to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the alliance in washington d.c. madam husain engages in rigorous debates cutting through the headlines on up front twenty five years on from the genocide that killed nearly a million people rwanda has rebuilt but how far of its people have been reconciled the emmy award winning show phone lines is back with more investigative journalism and in-depth stories israel is to hold an early election on the ninth of ap

coming presidential on the end of the dawn dimitri out of france he called tiny the rebel army and in the one nine hundred ninety four genocide wasn't when but i know it wasn't really close to the un thought out need to reinforce it a controversial leader whose success is beyond question being put on hold coming on the london tragedy in seventy five minutes on t w. when the water starts rising people fight for survival in a funny case on a budget for the budget budget when there's a flood water comes up to our waist by good flows fast to everyone but. not a lack of water is equally dangerous. based on keep people move south so they can plant crops and find food stamps. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you couldn't write any going to be snide if you want and probably most of them will come to. a carnifex of this starts if thirty s. on t w. this is news coming to you live from berlin we're just one day away israel's national election with a country divided over prime minister binyamin. i think at the time figure there may be the time has come t

his father kim jong il also met with russian presidents the last time was with dimitri in twenty eleven shortly before the korean leader's death. north korea has few friends in the world russia is one of them but they used to be closer the soviet union was once peon young's main trading partner taking over half of its exports today trade is just a trickle worth about two million dollars a year due to international sanctions against north korea's weapons programs taking steps towards each other moscow has called for the sanctions to be eased that would allow the restart of trade and joint infrastructure projects which would profit both countries. when you look at kim has now met twice with the u.s. president donald trump who was seeking to secure north korea's denuclearization but that last talks in the vietnamese capital hanoi ended in a deadlock. putin the north korean leader is hoping to find a new friend and ally to keep his goals on track. so there's a bit of back. talk about what north korea and russia are looking for in these current talks first. of this meeting with putin. well i

coming presidential and had a bomb dimitri out in front timely the rebel army ended the one thousand. genocide wasn't lewd photo in the room there wasn't when it was given you. need to reinforce that a controversial leader whose success is beyond western could try to come in and wanted a tragedy in seventy five minutes on t w. when the water starts rising people fight for survival i want to hasten up and gets me but i get when there's a flood water comes up trying to waste on your clothes fast everyone i meet. the lack of water is equally dangerous. liaison keep to sleep will move south so they can plant crops and trying to feed the system. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any going to peace not if you want to and probably most of them to come to. a climate exodus starts in full thirty years on t w. get starlight to get gamma ray bursts we get i think race out there are extremely weak compared to the sunshine. so in a practical sense the sun is the only choice for a long term energy supply. well clearly more scientific discoveri

some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dimitri she's a political analyst and international and in london we crossed alexander me curious he is a writer on legal affairs as well as the editor in chief of the duran dot com cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate.

talking some real news i'm joined by my guests here in moscow dimitri he's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in nicosia we crossed alexander christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want.

some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dimitri she's a political analyst international and in london we crossed alexander make yours he is a writer on legal affairs as well as the editor in chief of the duran dot com cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to alexander in london well they can. it is about to begin the waivers are being dropped may second to end this gambit goes into play it seems to me a number of things are in play here it's the americanization of the global trade system specifically and in the in the petroleum markets here and it is very there's a lot of consequences here and essentially the united states is saying we're going to suspend with free trade and you will trade whom with whom we wish or who we do not wish it is a gambit is very very dangerous and what happens if it doesn't work go ahead alexander well a lot of good points peter because i agree i mean first of all the united states is basically saying to all the countries of the world this is who you can buy oil from this is wh

more than just where they call home it's about their families and some cases local businesses take dimitry of who opened up a bold garion feared outlet around the time of the referendum period because. most people period there are some members who have house a simple area and look to. hear her concern because they're kind of on a lot of like immigrants and the problem is probably a difficult thing henrietta is from lithuania a mother and manager on the local high streets she thinks it doesn't matter where you come from as long as you integrate and get along with people if you integrate in the community it's your work you pay your taxes you try to get along with the others i think there shouldn't be any problems because we are people of the world we've all thought we belong to each other we should help each other and so i don't like my. there is that it appears the locals here in boston ready to take back in mass trite unnecessary r.t. boston. the prime minister of the break we're balkan state of kosovo is similarly pledged total loyalty to the united states to an official visit to detroit.

talking russia gate i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dimitri he is a political analyst with sputnik international in london we crossed alexander mackerras he is a writer on legal affairs as well as the editor in chief of the duran dot com and in new york we have don de bar he's an anti-war activists and host of a daily radio program hi gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander mackerras let me go to you in london happy no collusion day i think we'll make it an official holiday all right. but. you know you wrote to me earlier this was the biggest fishing expedition that caught no fish at all except for and we'll talk about it with dmitri bob h. it's still russia's fault that's what the report says i was going to be curious you have a great legal mind can you just sum it up if possible i know you read the report last night go ahead. yes i read the report i phone it relentlessly hostile to donald trump in a way that i actually i found slightly shocking you have the first part of the report in which are and he's te

decisions of businesses to where to open a restaurant build a factory here to break it all down is dimitri managing partner of bosh capital welcome. so let's start with the business angle on all of this. how do businesses use the census data to decide where to expand. thank you so the way that businesses use census data is just like they use any other data when they're when they're looking at for example if you want to open up a restaurant you're going to look at the demographics in that particular area to see well is the income demographic the right. range for you to open up your restaurant in a particular city or town so it's all about the fundamental data. those are already a fact that under so communities with a lack of expansion. so interesting enough when you're talking about the under-served communities there's a recent program called the opportunity zone program which came out just what two thousand and seventeen and that's actually based on census try so the way that they chose where an opportunity zone was was based on different census tracks that were low income demographics so

cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dimitri he's a political analyst with spook nick international and in nicosia we crossed alexander christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go do i cyprus first. i really have to say watching the panels angelus panels on c.n.n. and and miss n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric. ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can they can even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction. yet peter i you know i really hope that they release an underage back did mueller report because you had the first time that they that they suffered this breakdown which was when barr gave his four five page summary they couldn't accept it now they have the redacted mueller report a month later and they still can't accept no collusion no obstruction i really really hope you did they release a third report so we can call the next

talking some real news i'm joined by my guests here in moscow dimitri he's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in nicosia we crossed alexander christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want now always appreciate it let me go do i cyprus first i want so i really have to. say watching the panels endless panels on c.n.n. and and miss n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can't they can't even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction. yeah peter i you know i really hope that they release an underaged acted mula report because you had the first time that they that they suffered this breakdown which was when barr gave his four five page summary they couldn't accept it now they have the redacted mueller report a month later and they still can't accept no collusion no obstruction i really really hope you did they release a third report so we can call the nex

it's giving its continued support to ukraine and interesting enough from russia from prime minister dimitri made the idea who said that now there was a chance a possibility of progress in terms of talks negotiations perhaps over what to do about the ongoing conflict between ukraine and russian backed separatists and russian forces in the east of the country and also of course the question over crimea which was an extent by vladimir putin back in twenty fourteen so this is perhaps one of the key challenges now facing the president elect and of course one of his key missions is to tackle corruption in the country and to improve economic prospects for ukraine to stop the brain drain of ukrainians leaving the country he is expected to flesh out those policies in the coming days and will of course be announcing figures individuals that he wants to have in his government as president he will have the portfolio to choose his foreign minister and his minister of defense and he also will now have to think about parliamentary elections in the country and that will require getting in or great see it a

more than just where they call him it's about that family and in some cases local businesses take dimitri hewitt things up both very unfair outlets around the time of the referendum hill the old customs that come. to bulgaria. who have houses who period end of the. tear her constrained because they're kind of one of the little like immigrants in the poem and from these difficult to be henrietta is for me when you're a mother and manager in the local high street and she thinks it doesn't matter where you come from as long as you integrate and get along with people if you integrate in the community to your work and pay your taxes to try to know get along with the others i think there shouldn't be any problems because we are people of the world that we all could we belong to each other we should help each other instead of like my commute there's a back it's a piss the locals here in boston are ready to take it in that stride and they say ati boston. research fellow at the university of edinburgh dr kovoor mcnichol explains what's next for brakes it now that the prime minister is heading to b

here evolved on each ng i meets dimitri training a former senior soviet army officer who took part in disarmament negotiations with the us. both experts are concerned a new cold war may be in the works. conflict may arise out of a military collision and places like syria and all the way to the nuclear level that in some scenarios and could. as the election of donald trump further complicated the situation the president has sharply criticized nato and even threatened to pull the u.s. out of the alliance. shortly after trump was elected security policy experts in germany began reviewing the possible consequences of the us defense becoming less reliable. some have said that if washington is no longer willing to defend europe then perhaps germany should develop its own nuclear weapons. it's happening i was surprised when that debate came up in germany because here nuclear options have been strictly taboo and taboos it. back in the one nine hundred eighty s. millions of germans took to the streets to protest nato preparations for deploying new nuclear missiles in europe to counter a soviet

people who called him a soup the food that's terrible for the environment dimitri and rich bruce is going to so talk to us in chile a major producer of the boom has had devastating results the reason growing its uses balanced amounts of wusa i'm not as human and embodiment to costs of a college and. so we're going to double. oh what's the connection between bread but home and the european union he knows guild motto d.w. correspondent and the baker john stretches can live with the words struck by the jesus. talks speaker. recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . when the water starts. to survive. the dangers. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you couldn't write any piece not if you want to. claim it starts if you put thirty on t w. this is news coming to you live from the death toll in sri lanka rises again to three hundred fifty nine funerals are being held for victims of the suicide bombings on easter sunday. his government says it has arrested dozens more suspects believed to have carried out the attackers also

in fact, i just got off the phone with dimitri pizkov, the russian president's spokesman. he's also got an lot ofhe attention inueller report, was in 18 sections going back to 2015 i trelation tohe trump tower projects in moscow. people in the trump team were lyasing with hi he says it's very simple. there's nothing knew, heays, in this report that changes anything, there's no evidence, he says, ofcollusion, no evidence of russia's meddling. as far as russian businessm trying to act for intermediaries for the russian president trying to establish backchannel conversations with membes of e administration, he says, yes, russian businessmen were theing to talk to members of new administration, but there's nothing strange about that. they were, yes, also briefing the russian president, nothing strange about that either. he says that's simply what business people do, jud >> woodruff: so, mr. pazkov is al sayg, we gather, that they're going through the report to determine whether they should brief president putin. of course, he can read it on hi own, but what is the expectation?

you've already given us the quotations from dimitri paske vladimir putin press secretary, who said wewe are not frightened of this at all. that was reflected by russian television news bulletins tonight i was watching russian tv news, and ones turned face announcer said —— stern faced announcer. this, she said two years and tens of millions of dollars have been wasted in america, there is no evidence to suggest that russia meddled. that has been russia's position all the way through, and it's not changing it now. and if the media is saying this is a nonstory, do russians largely go along with that, or do some people think, well hold on, have we been doing this? some people do think that, but you know, to be quite honest, russians have other problems. you know, life is quite tough, the economy has been stagnating, real incomes have been going down five years in a row. it's these kinds of things that russians think more of on a daily basis, and not about whether their government meddled in the us election or not. steve, we like your round—ups of the russian papers, we played one of them

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babich head dimitri you've been listening to or valentyn you had to say that there may be some naivete within this new administration that they may not know how to play the politics of it does this work to the advantage of russia might they be able to manipulate selenski simply because he doesn't know is there. well as usual russia is always suspect that the over there was going tensions even though i don't think it's the case here because russia is interested in that situation in ukraine basically proving it coming down because they are our lives slavic neighbor millions tens of millions of russians have family members in ukraine and i would like to remind you i will only be given your facts here after the so-called peaceful revolution in two thousand and fourteen during which thirty eight policemen were killed we heard that the new government out of mystery on the quotient killed so many people precisely because now there will be no corruption there will be new people you know young people who will bring less to the practices and what was the result the result was that the ukrainian

joining us now is dimitri. so we have this deal with a saudi aramco.t valuable company in the world? deal makesy, this saudi aramco more integrated in industrial and petrochemicals. the company will more resemble international oil majors. meanine: what does that for your thinking on where saudi aramco goes from here? dmitry: what i want to say is a high proportion of the company's income will now come from petrochemicals, and this will less exposed to fluctuations in oil prices. francine: so does that mean that, if they were likely to continue with the ipo, that saudi aramco will have a more stable footing from investors? dmitry: yeah, i think so. actually, if we look at how companies, different companies, international oil companies around oil prices collapsed several years ago, companies with that level of integration into downstream and petra, goals -- and better chemicals saw -- and petrochemicals saw less loss of earnings. this deal should make the company les exposed to the fluctuation in oil prices. francine: what makes you worry about saudi ara