all those comments by prime minister dmitri medvedev in russia he was the president of course at the time of the water and years ago clearly calculated in their timing but not surprising though they do have the effect here of course of raising the temperature a bit russia has made it explicitly clear on many occasions that it views the nato alliance as a direct threat and he's quite willing to counter any efforts aimed at its eastward expansion that war then here in georgia ten years ago not forgotten on any side but nor can anyone be sure that it won't happen again. thank you very much. let's return to the democratic republic of congo and news that the computer will not be running for president is backing former interior minister a man your. diary instead we've managed to reconnect. in kinshasa and tell us about this man and his politics and whether it is a surprise that he's standing. alone but are you still in. commission of the filing on to. the porch of mainly all the yard the ruling on. the that the body belongs to the ruling in the ruling coalition on yet another to be here ti

approved eighty eighty six billion euro tranche of aid dmitri's young former press officer for greece's then finance minister believes that the country's partners did not take the right approach to the debt crisis. an alternative would have been the . drastic reduction of the debt to make it sustainable in two thousand and ten eight wouldn't require a lot of restructuring in order to make the debt sustainable day but at that time neither europe nor the united states or the world economy were ready to deal with their debts effectively and that's why people view two hours date with some relief in the sense that they would not be under the same strength of old as they were in the past eight years on the other hand greece will still have to continue with this and are staring which is going to make life difficult for the majority of greeks. a large fire in a commune in a suburb of paris has reportedly left at least twenty two people injured on sunday seven are said to be in critical condition including five children fire started around seven pm on the top floor of the three story building ar

yeah you get the impression the kremlin is pretty mad about this the spokesperson dmitri peskov has said this is categorically unacceptable that it's illegal under international law or the kremlin has again stress that it had nothing to do with the script poisoning and says that these sanctions the new ones are inconsistent with the constructive atmosphere that the kremlin felt that it got from donald trump but the helsinki summit some weeks ago now though they're saying that washington is an unpredictable actor on the international stage but that it's too soon for the moment's talk about russian council measures counter sanctions because they need to find out more about what these actual u.s. sanctions involve but they're hoping that at some point they can return to constructive relations with washington d. c. now the ruble has taken a battering because this is fallen to its lowest level in some twenty months there is also a cost being borne by some russian companies who are having their share prices hit russian government bonds as well but the kremlin insists that the financial system

while those comments by the russian prime minister dmitry medvedev he was president of course at the time of the war ten years ago trading places with bloody near putin clearly calculated in their timing but certainly not surprising russia has always made it abundantly clear that it views the nato alliance as a direct threat and is prepared to counter any efforts aimed at its eastward expansion so that war ten years ago not forgotten by anyone on any side and nor can anyone be a tool sure that it won't happen again. an opposition politician from zimbabwe will be deforested after being denied asylum insomnia former finance minister tendai biti party is part of the country's main opposition alliance and his lawyer says he's being investigated by the place for allegedly inciting violence during protest the fall of last week's presidential election. could you rebels say at least eighteen civilians including children have been killed by side led coalition air strikes in yemen according to the rebels two separate airstrikes targeted bedouin tents in the province killing twelve people six o

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this week as georgia and nato hold joint military exercises russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev has warned of a quote horrible new conflict. i spoke to a former georgian foreign minister if we stand where we stand today we will always be vulnerable and we will always be russia so the only way to head to join europe to join nato and to be protected democracy like other eastern europeans. there were fears that the war ten years ago would pick russia and nato against one another over georgia that remains an alarming possibility. all those comments by the russian prime minister dmitry medvedev he was president of course at the time of the war ten years ago trading places with. putin clearly calculated in their timing but certainly not surprising russia has always made it abundantly clear that it views the nato alliance as a direct threat and is prepared to counter any efforts aimed at its eastward expansion so that war ten years ago not forgotten by anyone on any side and nor can anyone be at all sure that it won't happen again. let's get more on that breaking news out of gaza we're hea

russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev was the country's president at the time looking back at the events of two thousand and eight he says that they could have been prevented. the players i'm just going to put valuate these events in the same way that. they would have been no war if second string his actions would not be so irresponsible immoral and criminal record when it was not inevitable it was clearly a choice made by cyclist really and his aides goal was to push georgian soldiers back prince involved to restore order and prevent a further escalation of the conflict it was not to destroy georgia or execute cyclists really so and i think i was right in trying not to rush because that gave us the chance to calm the situation in georgia set a year and a pause here and also to engage in calm dialogue with other countries and the european union and i spoke to one woman who survived those horrors ten years ago she shared what she went through. or down by that we went to a neighbor's house where there were fourteen people and when the shelling started the house was have a damaged and the k

that is a city that not crossing i mean history to border russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev was the country's president at the time looking back at the events of two thousand and eight he says that they could have been prevented. players i'm just going to put his name valuate these events in the same way that i did before there would have been no war if second israelis actions would not be so irresponsible immoral and criminal record when it was not inevitable it was clearly a choice made by cyclist really and his aides goal was to push georgian soldiers back prince involved so as to restore order and prevent a further escalation of the conflict it was not to destroy georgia or execute cyclists really so and i think i was right in trying not to rush because that gave us the chance to calm the situation in georgia a set a year and of hise here and also to engage in calm dialogue with other countries and the european union we spoke to one woman who survived those horus ten years ago she shared what she went through or that we went to a neighbor's house where there were fourteen pe

the leavers it has at its at its disposal to retaliate economically are fairly limited that's why dmitri medvedev said that they could respond economically politically or if needed by other means now that's keeping things deliberately vague but russia has a problem in that it's some of its other means approach the more kind of on the hand aspects like election hacking or espionage that sort of thing which have got russia into the sanctions program in the first place zimbabwe's opposition is challenging last month's presidential election results in court a lawyers for the movement for democratic change alliance have just filed the paperwork of the supreme court in harare they say they have mammoth evidence of fraud and that the election was rigged in favor of president emerson money the case could delay the president in our inauguration which is scheduled for sunday. fifty five thousand people across europe are facing travel disruptions because of a pilot strike at the budget airline ryanair one hundred six ryanair flights have been canceled at the low cost carrier struggles with trade un

sanctions on russia will be viewed as the start of an economic war russian prime minister dmitri medvedev reacted to a newly announced restrictions by the u.s. over the poisoning of former russian double agents surrogates cripple and his daughter in britain in march. if it comes to banning banking activities or certain currency use we will be able to call it a declaration of economic war and this will require a reaction by implementing economic political or if necessary any other measures the new sanctions will come into the first places limits on financing and export especially the number of national security goods and the second wave will hit diplomatic relations as well as banking and imports and takes up the story when it comes to global disagreement sanctions that the u.s. weapon of choice as russia's number two at the u.n. put it let us welcome the united sanctions of america well russia is been on the receiving end of plenty of them they stem from allegations of election meddling military aggression human rights abuses all cyber crimes take your pick and the latest well there for t

you welcome back this is r t international and the russian prime minister dmitri medvedev has warned that if the u.s. adopts a new sanctions bill in september targeting russian banks it will be considered an act of economic war that's after a separate round of u.s. sanctions was passed this week over the poisoning of former russian double agent said his rebel and his daughter in britain back in march. yes there was a possibility. if it comes to banning banking activities or certain currency use we will be able to call it a declaration of economic war and this will require a reaction by implementing either economic political or if necessary any other measures which. now the latest u.s. sanctions will limit investment and exports especially on a number of national security goods including the energy and tech sectors the second wave has yet to be approved by congress it could be much harsher hitting the banking sector and government bonds and it just takes a look at how far the new penalties might go. when it comes to global disagreement sanctions that the u.s. weapon of choice as russi

s russian service spoke to all the insults lawyer dmitri didn't say who met since off the last time three days ago mr dean's s.s. objects and self uses a mix of drugs just to maintain consciousness even though he says cents off wasn't a good mood he's a physical condition was critical since self is currently imprisoned in the love of the place near the north pole and as the weather conditions of there have been a very hot heat to have had has obviously been very bad for us and solves chronic heart disease as about as for his kidney and liver and david what are you hearing in ukraine a month sense of condition. well obviously we're getting different reports on one hand we do have these photos that have been published recently or just in the last twenty four hours these were posted on the facebook page of the human rights been so and it shows him standing up obviously that's a good sign but there are great concerns we're hearing from his lawyers from his family as you just said they say the end is near what i can say is there is a great deal of concern about his condition here he is very mu

we got the most comprehensive set of sanctions on iran ever in 2010 working with dmitry medvedev.t a new supply route in afghanistan open through russia, flying soldiers through russia the first since world war ii that happened, that allowed us to not be dependent on pakistan as we were at the time that we joined the government. over 90% of our supplies back in 2005 went through pakistan. and that allowed us to bring the war against terrorists inside pakistan, including most directly and dramatically in 2011 when we killed osama bin lauden. when vladimir putin came back, there was no disagreement in the white house. i was still at the white house. but things were going to get difficult. i had written for years about putin and joined the white house. i don't think anybody would accuse me about being naive of vladimir putin. he so doesn't like my views about him he has banned me from traveling to russia. i'm the first ambassador since george ten an to not be allowed to travel to russia. >>> the question, you have to deal with who is in place. you don't get to choose their leaders. w

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reminds me of the essay that we talked about on this show called the collapse of the gap by dmitri orloff who said in one thousand nine hundred ninety when the soviet union collapsed that america collapsed at the same time but it would take twenty twenty five years for it to to that to manifest itself and i think that's what we're seeing we're seeing a collapse whereas the soviet union is now gone through the collapse of russia is inching its way forward yeah well back to the story so i want to say you know looking at twenty eighteen looking at twenty twenty the reasons why i think this will play into it is jeff bezos on the washington post which trample all fake news and help point out here here's a good deal in for him to point to is the guy has one hundred fifty billion dollars so point that out but we did talk in the first half about the rich the culture where it's and certainly this guy is the richest person in modern history so they're afraid of the apocalypse could this be why he's trying to get to mars or moon or whatever beyond that he's trying to escape but i do believe that the

war washington is seeking to further tighten sanctions on russia that's how russian prime minister dmitry medvedev has described the proposed move over accusations about the poisoning of former russian double agents and basically paul and his daughter in britain back in march. if it comes to banning banking activities or certain currency use we will be able to call it a declaration of economic war and this will require a reaction by implementing either economic political or if necessary any other measures the new sanctions will come into rounds the first will limit investment and exports especially on a number of national security goods including the energy and tech sectors the second wave expert is expected to be much harsher as it will hit diplomatic relations as well as banking and imports and take a look at how far the new penalties might go. when it comes to global disagreement sanctions that the u.s. weapon of choice as russia's number two at the u.n. put it let's us welcome the united sanctions of america well russia it's been on the receiving end of plenty of them they stem from a

had under their parents' generation when they were at work according to presidential spokesperson dmitri bischoff alleging that putin is thinking about the country's future and is therefore not abandoning his responsibility at this important moment for russian society their dress has certainly attracted the attention of the whole country as the topic is acute and concerns everyone without exception millions of people listen to it at home and work our artsy. part of the united states and mexico reached. agreement in principle on alterations to the north american free trade agreement on monday u.s. president. donald trump is position has been astray ssion to go it alone with mexico and leave canada out of the deal canadian foreign affairs minister chrystia freeland hoped to hop on a plane rather and she was in washington yesterday and today she's actually set to meet the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor within the hour will there be a deal or no deal we'll have to see we're joined by henry ford which of stroke mark to help us sort this all out i actually worked on the hill on t

and nato hold joint military exercises russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev has warned of a quote horrible new conflict. i spoke to a former georgian foreign minister if we stand where we stand today we will always be vulnerable and we will always be blackmailed by russia so the only way is to head to join europe to join nato and to be protected democracy like other eastern europeans there were fears that the war ten years ago would pick russia and nato against one another over georgia that remains an alarming possibility jonah al-jazeera tbilisi. now today thursday is the international day of the world's indigenous people it's to raise awareness about the issues that many indigenous communities face like poverty and discrimination and all men who is defying the trend is the woman king from the philippines he's the first member of his ita tribe to earn a degree at the university of the philippines and he plans to inspire other indigenous people hard and my name is norman king the first i read read in the university of the philippines. i was actually a working student way back then

imposes sanctions on its banks or currency prime minister dmitri medvedev says he'll take retaliatory measures if necessary he made the comments today after washington confirmed it was imposing a new round of sanctions on moscow there over the poisoning of former russian double agents cripple and his daughter in the united kingdom earlier this year. senior officials from north and south korea are meeting on monday to prepare for their leaders' third summit this year denuclearization is expected to be high on the agenda south korea the president in north korea and kim jong un have already met twice since march which. the death toll in indonesia is continuing to rise at a staggering pace after an earthquake five days ago the official death toll now stands at two hundred fifty nine the humanitarian crisis is also living in la baku where the magnitude seven earthquake hit on sunday there have been at least three hundred aftershocks in the area since thousands have been left homeless and in desperate need of clean water food medicine and shelter. the u.s. e.u. and the african union have pr

but russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev force the country's president at the time looking back at the events of two thousand and eight he says that he believes they could have been prevented. why are some customs of valuate these events the same way that i did before that there would have been no war if suckers for his actions had not been so irresponsible immoral and criminal record when it was not inevitable it was clearly a choice made by cyclist really and his aides are goal was to push georgian soldiers back prince involved so as to restore order and prevent a further escalation of the conflict it was not to destroy georgia or execute cyclists really and i think i was right and trying not to rush because that gave us the chance to calm the situation in georgia a set a year and and also to engage in calm dialogue with other countries and the european union you're watching international thanks for helping us out the need we'll have more news in the headlines as usual in just over half an hour. this. is a. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing childre

nothing they can say that would satisfy these demands and this news just in kremlin spokes person dmitri peskov has commented on these new sanctions saying it is too early to say anything about possible council measures mr peskov did call the sanctions unacceptable and unlawful. facebook could have much closer ties to washington than previously thought it's now emerged that the platform is relying on experts funded by branches of the u.s. government and even nato when it comes to tracking foreign influence trying to explain. how's that for a mark zuckerberg nightmare he or his team in front of a horde of suits go and sort these russian bots out sort out the fakes sort them out or did i just paint a good picture of the reality web giants of been facing lately in the past election you. we seen how foreign actors are abusing social media platforms those images can be attributed or associated with the russian company lack of resources a lack of commitment and a lack of genuine effort the likes of zogby could have proudly said we're just a platform where independent and sorting out what you c

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and nato hold joint military exercises russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev has warned of a quote horrible new conflict. i spoke to a former georgian foreign minister if we stand where we stand today we will always be vulnerable and we will always be blackmailed by russia so the only way is to be way ahead to join europe to join nato and to be protected democracy like other eastern europeans. there were fears that the war ten years ago would pick russia and nato against one another over georgia that remains an alarming possibility jonah how al-jazeera to policing zimbabwe's main opposition party says it will challenge the results of last week's presidential election in court in d.c. lund says they have quote mammoth evidence of electoral fraud president. is scheduled to be reno berated on sunday after emerging as the winner of last monday's vote the opposition says he can't be sworn in while facing this legal challenge. a photojournalist detained in bangladesh is back in police custody after being given the all clear in a medical examination showed two alarm alleges that he was to

and nato hold joint military exercises russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev has warned of a quote horrible new conflict. i spoke to a former georgian foreign minister if we stand where we stand today we will always be vulnerable and we will always be blackmailed by russia so the only ways to be way ahead to join europe to join nato and to be protected democracy like other eastern europeans. there were fears that the war ten years ago would pick russia and nato against one another over georgia that remains and the looming possibility jonah how al-jazeera to policing. and by fringe festival is the biggest international arts festival in the world attracting thousands of acts as comedians then says musicians it also checks huge numbers of visitors that generate millions of dollars in revenue but now some performers believe the festivals too commercial and way too expensive the barker has more from the scottish capital. over its seventy one year history the edinburgh festival has grown at breakneck speed during the month of august the city's population more than doubles to festivals ta

russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev was the country's president at the time looking back at the events of two thousand and eight he says that they could have been prevented. play out some castings of videos and i evaluate these events in the same way that i did before there would have been no war if suckers for his actions would not be so irresponsible immoral and criminal it was not inevitable it was clearly a choice made by cyclist really and his aides at the goal was to push georgian soldiers back prince involved so as to restore order and prevent a further escalation of the conflict it was not to destroy georgia or execute saakashvili so i think i was right and trying not to rush because that gave us the chance to calm the situation in georgia. and also to engage in calm dialogue with other countries and the european union that set for myself on the team for this i would join us again at four am moscow time for the latest global news headlines. that's geysers line it looks like. a. lot of take it easy this is a central plank support dying of government kind of problem right now so

caleb: so the head of the russian space agency, dmitry rogozin, i believe that he is banned by u.s. sanctions from visiting the u.s. have you met with him? mr. bridenstine: not yet. i intend to in the near future. we are working on how we maintain this relationship given those constraints. i am very confident we will be able to work it out. christian: question about the commercial crew program, boeing and spacex flying astronauts to the international space station. they have announced new dates without crew and with crew. the crewed flights -- they had mentioned mid 2019 for boeing. there have been repeated delays and setbacks in the program. are you confident they will fly on those dates, and if so, what gives you the confidence? mr. bridenstine: we are confident. we did not -- when you think about what commercial crew is, we did not write out thousands of requirements and specifications for commercial crews. we wanted to provide as much leeway to companies to create their own unique designs of the innovative, and they have. to the extent that has enabled us -- it is really advance

will consider it's an economic war if the us imposes sanctions on its banks or currency prime is a dmitri medvedev says he will take retaliatory measures if necessary he made the comments a day off to washington it was imposing a new round of sanctions on moscow that over the poisoning of former russian. and his daughter in the u.k. earlier this year. the irish budget carrier ryan air has canceled four hundred flights after its pilots and several european countries staged a walkout demanding better pay and working conditions and strike by a german union accounted for many of friday's cancellations strikes also plans and suisun belgium and the netherlands. a number of people killed in indonesia is rising five days after a powerful earthquake struck the region this video has been widely shared on social media and it shows a supermarket collapsing after one of the three hundred aftershocks that have rattled them this week if death toll stands at three hundred twenty one people it's estimated three out of four people in the islands rural north have been without power since sunday's earthquake

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he said he sent a message to dmit dmit dmitri peskov.ceived a message and didn't respond. they were clearly closely working together for more than a deck sxad cohen's plea yesterday said they were so close that they worked together to pay off two women claiming to have affairs with trump. so what are the odds that he would have something that mueller would find interesting? seems pretty high, no? let's bring in april ryan, white house correspondent, and cnn presidential historian douglas brinkley. good evening. so they ended up not doing it and obviously michael cohen is denying that he knew anything about it. that it never came to fruition so there is no there, there. i want to play something that sarah sanders said today about michael cohen. >> does the president feel betrayed by michael cohen? is he concerned about what he might say to robert mueller? >> i don't think the president is concerned at all of he knows that he did nothing wrong and there was no collusion and we'll continue focusing on the things that americans care about an

kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov denied that russia was behind the attack. >> ( translated ): we do notck know what s are talking about. we do not know what is meant by influence on elections. we hear confirmations from america that there was no influence on elections, who exactly are they talking about? re woodruff: microsoft's president said tere no signs the hackers were successful in obtaining users'en crals. president trump's supreme court nominee tried to win over senators on capitol hill today-- including a key republican vote. lisa desjardins reports on brett kavanaugh's path to confirmation. >> desjardins: echoing on >> desjardins: echoing on capitol hilloday, photo clicks and footsteps as supreme court nominee brett kavanaughad his busiest day yet: meeting with six senators, including five democrats. one meeting overshadowed them all. maine senator susan collins' vote could be decisive, with 50 republicans regurly voting in the chamber now, the party may need them all to get kavanaugh confirmed. collins emerged still undecided more than two hours later, judge kavanaugh's longest