will see what a russian mediation workwise are based on russia is one of the countries which is a mediator along with the united states and france of course russia has a special position because it's a neighbor to other budge on neighbor to. the region therefore course has a role and there i would say a capability to mediate are much higher due to objective reasons from those who are situated far away from the region and maybe not completely. know what was happening here during the last decades therefore we think that free countries should continue to overcome together if all of them. keep neutrality this is important and we're concerned that just recent days we see some statements which are counterproductive and reach. their most rating a kind of. you know changes of position in neutrality every country can have its position its normal but if you are a mediator in such a sensitive issue you should act in this capacity so there are calls from the international community for a ceasefire but given the latest statements by both us or by john and there are many aside. are you choosing to ignore international calls for a cease fire n

will see what a russian mediation workwise are based on russia is one of the countries which is a mediator along with the united states and france of course russia has a special position because it's a neighbor to other budge on neighbor to. the region therefore course has a role and there i would say a capability to mediate are much higher due to objective reasons from those who are situated far away from the region and maybe not completely. know what was happening here during the last decades therefore we think that free countries should continue to overcome together if all of them. keep neutrality this is important and we're concerned that just recent days we see some statements which are counterproductive and reach. their most rating a kind of. you know changes of position in neutrality every country can have its position its normal but if you are a mediator in such a sensitive issue you should act in this capacity so there are calls from the international community for a ceasefire but given the latest statements by both us or by john and there are many aside. are you choosing to ignore international calls for a cease fire n

new development france and russia say they have evidence the fighters traveled through turkey to join the battle on behalf of as a bridge on france and russia have joined the united states in calling for an immediate end to the fighting there the warring parties say that now is not the time to talk theses because you do please you don't we have information today that is very clear that indicates that fighters from syria have left today they are members of jihadist groups and they traveled via gaziantep to join the fighting in the goal.

sounding like a conspiracy theorist at the end they said opinion here in russia that france and the united states would actually like to take care of the quote unquote airline problem by using russia and old. news about that all those savvy imports about turkey supposedly or allegedly reportedly sending. that rebels or i have 5 x. as you know i separate. could be interpreted as the united states sort of trying to. you know send russia secret that look you know here's a problem of terrorism in your backyard why don't you get involved and by doing that and in my both russia and turkey what do you think about this a year would that do create. in spears. everything night it was seen in the good and i'm retired so i'm not in washington now but every signal that i know you have seen it is one who are concerned about this development just newsstand's of turkey is an issue of how do you best tackle that and i think you would find who are they are you know this is a route together then this center to it says survey this. is we're talking about her but. this is a significant confluence all of her who peopl

so that's why it's important that russia is involved in this that moscow's lead in these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think it's good it puts that pressure on it puts our pressure on at least both sides. since the decades old conflict escalated nearly 2 weeks ago the fighting is only been intensifying as we've been reporting to you there are conflicting reports on both sides about casualties and videos have been released on a daily basis showing the destruction inside the disputed region and its surrounding areas meantime 1st reactions coming in austria this morning saying it welcomes the cease fire and hopes it leads to a juror pace with more on the agreement he's our senior correspondent reporting from istanbul. there were calls to both sides obviously and as yet about jobs from for all manner of leaders from all confidence begging them almost to seize to stop the pull back from the brink of before things got even more out of habit of frogs for example calling both sides taking an active role in all of this also accusing support of his a r

so that's why it's important that russia is involved in this that moscow's lead in these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think it's good it puts that pressure on it puts a pressure on at least both sides. since the decades old conflict escalated nearly 2 weeks ago the fighting it only been intensifying there are conflicting reports on both sides about casualties and videos have been released on a daily basis so the destruction inside the disputed region and its surrounding areas has got a broader picture and go to our senior correspondent in istanbul morning as we were saying before so much bloodshed in this couple of hours before this kicks in the facially the ceasefire what's the hope for the future and what are the thoughts that it's going to be successful this ceasefire was just on this morning. well the statement sun by both sides it wasn't all that specific bear in mind 1 this is a conflict that has raged all the loft but remained unresolved for 3 decades flaring up you are now and again in the nest elation of violence what we saw this ti

russia is involved in the. lead in these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think it's good it puts that pressure on it puts a person at least both sides. a 2nd u.s. presidential debate that was said georgia that this day is now officially counseled after the 2 candidates teams couldn't agree on a new format the democratic side and they did pay debate commission for jest of the match ups should be conducted online but trump who says he's now cured of covert 19 refuse that option and tried to reschedule the event which runs health is the latest sticking point for democrats in congress who think it may be grounds to remove the president kind of open explains. nancy pelosi is known to be one of donald trump's biggest and most loyal fans she's on record telling us just how much she loves him and god bless her. well she's so concerned now about donald trump's health that she's introducing legislation if a president suffers a crippling there's a cold or mental problem and his on end of the man match on able to

the three cochairing countries are france, russia and the united states. ch. why does that matter so much. why does that matter so much if we have a ceasefire after ten hours of talks? it a lwa ys after ten hours of talks? it always helps to have the three co—chair countries because in addition to russia which is seen as addition to russia which is seen as being very close to armenia because of their treaty alliances as i just armenia because of their treaty alliances as ijust mentioned, it helps to have the americans involved too. we have leveraged over the parties as well and we have a very large armenian american diaspora in the united states who care very deeply about what happens in nagorno—karabakh. about what happens in nagorno-karabakh. and what do you think, where do we stand now on longer term talks and the chance of long—term settle m e nt the chance of long—term settlement here? unfortunately i think this latest round of fighting which comes four years after the last significant intense round of fighting in 2016 destroys what was on the table, t

that's why it's important that russia is involved in this that moscow is leading these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think it's good it puts that pressure on it puts a pressure on at least both sides. well since the decades old conflict escalated nearly 2 weeks ago the fighting only been intensifying till this weekend there are conflicting reports on both sides about casualties and videos have been released on a daily basis showing the destruction inside the disputed region and its surrounding areas for a broader picture let's go to. a good morning or add so much bloodshed again of late is this may be the end of it for good what's the prognosis was being said there obviously relief this morning but the question is this going to last as pows . well there is no telling at this point this is a conflict that has dragged on for 30 years with and less escalations and flare ups and renewed violence susu certainly you know there is there is ground there is space for another escalation until unless they they really go into this into the these negoti

that's why it's important that russia is involved in this that moscow's lead in these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group of france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think is good it puts that pressure on. at least both sides. the 2nd u.s. presidential debate was supposed to happen this coming thursday but it's been officially canceled after the trump and biden campaign teams fell to agree on a new format as they democratic side of the debate commission for just that the match should be conducted remotely but donald trump who says he is now cured of covert 19 ruled out that option and tried to reschedule and he's lined up several public events even though the results of his latest test are unclear i have been retested and i haven't even numbers or anything yet but i've been reached and i know i'm at either the bottom of the scale or free from doctors that have reportedly spoken out in favor of in person debate the new york post is claiming that $175.00 physicians have written to the debate commission saying the event would be safe as long as precautions are taken meanwhile democrats of tu

all the official mediators by russia france the united states they had some leverage some influence on the szell warring parties that anyone have a leverage with jack at this point of time and specifically the president erred on . their potential for leverage is there i did not see that it exercised its did simply it's clear we the united states is predator put pressure interviewed a number of areas where. american express and. the reserve releases. you know you we raise questions about our incentives to turn those surprisingly it is he said so are legal in the international community teacher to russia so true. just weapon or so if we were going to judge you. probably liberals to be sure but we've seen willie do you get it you risk your situation in syria libya you know. situation with her book as well but that is very problematic ambassador you have to take a very short break right now but will be back in just a few moments. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sell their bodies on the street many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a tast

mediating role of russia it was quite helpful in these days and russia said one of the official media this that a free country is united states france and russia and i think. showed the neutrality but back to turkey i would say that we feel the role of turkey's constructive as a balancing power in the region or where does this conflict stand now that the ceasefire appears to be broken. yes we said we scientists fire consist of 4 points and one point about the deal when you tare introduce to exchange the bodies and prisoners of war etc up to our important point is to substantive negotiations because as i said in march 2001000 abandoned the so-called demanded principles and the. important point is to preserve the form of negotiations between her niña and azerbaijan because that was also there that then by armenian side to change the former if you will fall all these steps for steps which is in shrine in yes that is the clarity and probably we can come up with a peaceful diplomatic solutions but no we have them by john is going to wait for another 26 years for useless and negotiations or i don't get chafee ever speaking to us from the

it's crucial that moscow is involved and especially the involvement of the minsk group france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think is good it puts that pressure on it puts a pressure on at least both sides and with the u.s. involvement that would likely imply that there had to have been at least some pressure on. on turkey to least agree to to respect any any ceasefire deals or any cease fire negotiations we hope we'll see that of course coming forward. as the wasn't giving much away the press conference all of those talks we view of assad's agreed specific parameters for that so useful can we take that to mean do you think. well i think right now it's just going to mean at least the casualties need to stop especially civilian casualties the fighting needs to stop there probably going to be certainly some no fly zones no fighting zones i think that's the 1st thing we're going to be looking for is to make sure that both sides agree to respect that in terms obviously of the contested areas i'm sure they're not tackling very big issues of these earliest stages b

minsk group which are supposed to be helping to move toward peace in this region, france, the united states, and russia, issued a statement today calling for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire. that doeoes not seem at all realistic at the moment. azerbaijan says it will not agree to cease-fire until armenia withdraws all of its forceses from the reregion and t does not seem like somethihing armenia is about to do seeing as the govovernment anand many arma people seem to believe is azerbaijan wants to annihilate the armenian population living in n nagorno-karabakakh. armenians h have said theyy woud be w willing to talk, but they want nagorno-karabakh to be reinstated in those talks as a separate entity to armenia and both the armenian prime minister and president have been talking about t the possibility of formrmally recognizing nagorno-karabakh as an indepependent state. armenia supports the claims to independndence and some have talked about integrating it to armenia but that has not formallyly recognized it because there is a document called the madrid rinse bowls, which is one of the roadma

united. china, russia, france, britain, and the united states led the people of the world as they launched the rules of international law and a bill of human rights, a rule of law they believed no nation, large or small, would dare defy. the united nations was set up, a tribunal empowered to mediate international disputes and to enforce its decisions. soon this machinery was put to the test. in indonesia and elsewhere, people felt the desire for independence and control of their own destiny. this had been seen in the united nations' charter. a republic of indonesia had been set up, embracing a large part of the island empire, which had until then been under the rule of the netherlands. civil unrest broke out in the republic and the other islands. although the netherlands had recognized the new republic, differences arose and the dutch began military operations. in july 1947, the hostilities in indonesia were brought to the attention of the security council of the united nations. the council immediately issued a cease fire order and appointed a committee to aid in the peaceful negotiation of th

control of russia it was quite helpful in these days and to russia and one of the official media is that a free country is united states france and russia and i think. showed the meeting the neutrality but back to turkey i would say that we feel that the role of turkey's constructive as a balance of power in the region or where does this conflict stand now the ceasefire appears to be broken. yes we said we scientists fire consist of 4 points and one point about their warning tare introduced to exchange the bodies and prisoners of war etc up to our important points these 2 huge substantive negotiations because as i said in march 200-1000 abandoned the so-called the math the principles and the. important point is to preserve the form of the negotiations between our niña and azerbaijan because that was also there that then by armenian side to change the former if you will fall all these steps 4 steps which is in shrine in yes that is the. program we can come up with the peaceful diplomatic solutions but no we haven't by john is going to wait for another 26 years for useless negotiations or. chafee ever speaking to us from the as

just just to show how can they are france the united states and russia have come together in a in a comparatively rare feat addition to the joint statement calling for peace though turkey for one doesn't quite believe that that can happen you should learn the fact that america russia and france known as the minsk trio are looking for cease fire in the face of these negative developments just because they have been equipped to this problem for nearly 30 years is unacceptable turkey's position and to a lesser degree that of is it by john is that there has been years decades of talks and they've led to nothing they've been completely fruitless the karabakh problem is still a problem the flare ups are still happening they say this is not the time for peace this is a tired. to resolve this conflict by military means because all these talks have led to nothing and if we keep talking the conflict will keep escalating it unless the underlying issue is result and that is who controls care about the problem will persist. as a bunch on has also seen its share of damage a border region was hit by mortar fire

united states and russia and france both sides for causing civilian deaths so why is that happening i'm not i don't really told you there's no i didn't talk until he about why is our media killing civilians i mean yankee's nurturing. there is being no single sure fire from the very very very public or partly so why is it that the united states russia and france accuse accuse i mean it directly. of killing civilians and the touching civilians outside no no go to kind of back regarding a grown up in azerbaijan he or she started sharing towns and villages in not going to iraq including the capital of states. and after many times the president or not we're not. urged by johnny to stop sharing sealion vocalizations the not going on our armed forces to. launch some strikes at military i really need. you know. right ok i jet say civilians appear to have been killed but for now we want that and we thank you for joining us rubin a rebellion from the national assembly of meanie. the world of art and the story of success against all odds the great painters of the major river basins were almost exc

been no single sure fire from the very very very public or partly so why is it that the united states russia and france accuse accuse i mean it directly. of killing civilians and the tucking civilians outside no no go to kind of back regarding not growing up in azerbaijan he or she started sharing towns and villages in not going to iraq including the capital of stefan. and after many times the president or not were not car urged by john east to stop sharing syrian population is not going to our armed forces to. launch some stripes at military i really needed. targets in azerbaijan right ok i gess a say civilians appear to have been killed but for now we want that and we thank you for joining us rubin a rebellion from the national assembly of armenia. but in the world of acid a story of success against all odds the great painters of the major river basins were almost exclusively mad except for one woman in italy in the 1600 percent risk art historians consider the works of art to see a curiosity but that has not changed with the new exhibition at london's national gallery. she was one of the most dazzli

no single sure fire from the territory or the republic or partly so why is it than the united states russia and france accuse accuse i mean it directly . of killing civilians and the tucking civilians outside know to go to a back regarding not growing up in azerbaijan he or she started sharing towns and villages in not going to iraq including the capital of state. and author many times the president or not we're not. urged by johnny to stop sharing civilian population is not going on our armed forces to. launch. strikes at the military i really need. you know. right ok i did yet say civilians appear to have been killed but for now we want that and we thank you for joining us rubin a rebellion from the national assembly of armenia. but in the world of acid the story of success against all odds the great painters of the midrin a source for almost exclusively man except for one woman in its real 16 hundreds for centuries art historians consider the work sure about to see a curiosity but that has not changed with the new exhibition at london's national gallery. she was one of the most dazzling artists of

in the state of utter pradesh brick 19 protests about sexual violence in the country's constant both women were from the marginalised tallit community. the president of france russia and the united states of issued a joint statement calling for an immediate end to fight you have a corner they are urging the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan to resume tools without delay. european union is launching legal action against the u.k. everything breaks a plan to build 3 british parliament would violate international law in relation to trade rules in northern ireland. only 30 people have been detained in hong kong after defying a ban on protests the arrest came during china's national day holiday which marks the founding of the people's republic 71 years ago a jim brown has more now from hong kong. under the shadow of covert 19 and deepening concerns over a new security law this was a subdued national day for many people here but at a ceremony attended by hong kong's political elite the territories leader kerry lamb said the legislation had brought stability for hey sam like it over the past 3 months the plain truth is and it is obvious to see that stability has been restored to society