today we are told the gaza minister of health and head of the palestinian towns along the international relations talked about someone even with a now is a good time for the first ever official u.k. royal trip to the illegally occupied middle east of lands and in the week of a landmark u.k. report it to hundreds of deaths caused by prescriptions of medicinal heroin what about medicinal cannabis we speak to parents who are legally and illegally giving their children what the prime minister selectively licensed told us the more coming up in today's going underground but first to more of the third in line to the british throne prince william without his wife. a to visit israel and the occupied territories it'll be the first official royal visit to the illegally occupied land since their existence was catalyzed by the balfour declaration in london one hundred one years ago but will be meeting with notorious israeli military forces north according to israel's twenty four news tons of military involvement which the other favorite thing of the royal family obviously be steering clear of the israeli mili

rollercoaster ride let's go live to dr patton one of the senior lecturer in politics and international relations are university in england welcome to the program now that you've been watching what's been happening in singapore with an expert keen eye how would you then assess the agreement between the two leaders is kim jong un got the better deal here the u.s. is making sessions korea has. yes i think that is quite the tipping point in the whole course of course. today i think it is indeed bring some very good prospect of the denuclearization of the korean peninsula so i'm trying to dump the agreement of four simple points i think point number one goal for us and north korea has a three to end the confrontational relationship and move forward for peace and cooperation the second point is they're willing to appeal a piece rush him through considering signing a peace treaty which will involve solve korea and china no more three completes the nuclear isolation not the korean peninsula is not agreed by all the united states or north korea this is actually quite different from deval version where yo

what i didn't have was the international relations experience. i took that on and learn to live very rapidly. >> what you wish you could have gotten done? >> i wish we could've gotten technology so the people could bring liquids and keep their shoes on when the board a plane. but technology wasn't there. that's why we have the airport security measures we do. i wish were able to persuade congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. sin issue tearing our country apart. there is a broad common sense middle ground that i believe there's a majority acceptance and recognition. we have something through the senate and the house of representatives wouldn't take it out. >> host: did your date star everyday at dhs with a threat assessment? >> guest: it started with the president's daily brief. the president gets a daily brief prepared overnight were all the various threats around the world are analyzed and put into one binder. then there are a dozen or 16 people around washington, d.c. who get the daily brief along with a briefer from the cia. i wo

welcome back to worlds apart with mark a millennial lecturer at the school of international relations university of southern california similarly i just before the break he said there is no way the north korean regime can abandon its nuclear program that would be tantamount to a political suicide especially after what happened to more market offie in libya in the absence of dov option oh what is there a laugh to possibly satisfy him not only own ego but also hawks bid and he's administration. thus that's a very interesting question i mean i'm not sure how much divisions are there within the administration that's for sure people like john bolton for example they're very all cash perspective on north korea so i think that. for the negotiation the most important part on this will be how trump will manage how trump will manage the situation and will try to find the balance between the hoke. part of his administration and a credible. negotiation process with north korea because north korea made the ready clear they have some red line so they are not going to cross in any way so i think tha

er brings upll international relations. here's a headline from "the washington times" -- truck tells the world you can sleep well after the north korean summit. you agree? guest: no. we should be very worried and the rest of the world is worried. donald gave russia what it wanted at the g7 and proceeded to give china what it wanted in korea. we got what in return? what in return? donald trump got headlines. dictator,is murderous and the u.n. has said this is the worst regime in the world, just gross violations of human rights and brutality. we give this guy, he has been seeking a meeting like this for decades, he and his predecessors. we give this to him. we say, apparently without tipping off the south koreans were our own military, donald trump says we will cut back our presence on the korean peninsula. in other words, we give this preemptively and what do we get in return? host: would you prefer the president not meet kim jong-un? guest:un guest: no, that is not the point. i certainly favor diplomacy. i am a strong defen

no one in this administration who knows more about the state department, our history and international relations. and with the north koreans and every other country in the world than john bolton, the national security advisor. and i think it's interesting we haven't seen hide nor hair of ambassador bolton. he's work in trenches and laying the ground work and doing everything he to be assure this president's success. >> he and his brand-new chief of staff fred fleitz. they know exactly the games north korea played the last 30 years. they know exactly what to look for. i'm sure they are working hand in glove with mike posm pay oh and his team. if this summit happens, it will be a serious regime they put in place. lou: it's an exciting prospect for the world, and it should be exciting for kim jong-un and the north koreans. like the scorpion and the tortoise, nature is a strong element to overcome. we'll see whether this president will determine whether that scorpion can overcome its nature. sebastian gorka, good to have you with us thank you so much. up next. today's jobs numbers so good the dimms

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obvious that these strongest countries with the strongest economies they can make a change in international relations and global governance and they will book keep on trying but this meeting will be an example of when not to do it. now having i'd like to talk to you about this photo from the summit that's gone viral published by the german government showing the german chancellor on the america will sort of with their hands on the table leaning in sort of an imposing position towards donald trump. there's been a lot of chatter about this photo what do you think it tells us i think it's a clear sign of how the arguments were carried on most of the other countries were critical of what. trump was doing especially the europeans because of the trade issue of us were possibly more cautious but sitting down. blocking the other way he is isolated and he knows that and i think it is a weakness that he doesn't want to look so isolated so he did hate this photo well it should be mentioned that the u.s. published its own photo in fact from the very same moment we should say the very same scene but from a differ

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stop reinforcements from the who through stronghold santa simon may burn is a lecturer in international relations of the middle east at lancaster university he says the fighting in her data is going to have a massive impact on the country. i fear it's just a matter of time before the city falls and before we see an escalation of violence and casualties and devastation in the city itself if you look at the makeup of the forces and and the real strength of the saudi and their r.t. led coalition it seems to be just a matter of time in terms of just the basic numbers and the sheer firepower of this coalition compared to what the who these have and and their numbers we know from history from the twentieth century history of wars in urban environments that these are bloody these aren't tractable and these are devastating not only in terms of differentiating between civilians and combatants but also in terms of the devastating impact it has on daily life people aren't able to go to school they're not able to go to work for fear of what will happen if they step out onto the streets aid is disrupted the e

in washington, which went down in history as a major milestone in soviet-american, and in international, relations>> [speaking russian] >> now on this return trip, you mr. president have traversed the great distance that lies between our two capitals to continue our political dialogue. this is a fact we duly appreciate. [background chatter] [applause] >> maybe you want to say something, mr. president, to them. mr. reagan: well, yes i would. i was just saying to the general secretary that i have great admiration for the women of russia. >> [speaking russian] mr. reagan: i think you are courageous. i think you contribute a great stability to the whole society, but also to all of you, i think you should know that the general secretary and i have one idea in common. and that is that there must be friendship between our two countr >> [speaking russian] >> we want our children to live in peace. >> like everybody. >> [laughter] mr. reagan: we have been talking about an exchange of students on a regular basis every year. some of your young people will come to our schools, and some of our young people will

punches france's president mark wrong delivered a lecture on the importance of continuity in international relations and you say today that president trump doesn't care at all maybe but nobody amongst us is forever and so are countries the commitments we've taken are bigger than us. then it's right to make it clear that trump was the most unpopular kid in school the american president may not mind being isolated but neither do we mind signing a six country agreement if need be not to be outdone trump shot back against what he called the e.u. using canada's massive trade tariffs and nonmilitary trade barriers not long after this brawl the white house announced the trump meeting japanese prime minister shinzo abbay would be leaving the g. seven summit early possibly to avoid a shutdown will debate on climate change and the environment reports suggest he already considered staying away from the summit altogether. so to engender we sold him many disputes which divide donald trump and his kills us allies and including now his suggestion that russia should join the g. seven could these disputes end up ove

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trump's view of the world and international relations he may think is new but it's actually a rehash of pre-1914 nationalism and as i recall, that leads to world war and millions of dead people. i don't want to throw away the lessons that it took generations and many american lives to learn. >> ambassador, your last position in government was overseeing sanctions policy. we've heard the president say he has 300 sanctions ready to be placed on north korea. so what sense i want to get from you here is the degree to which he is prepared to pressure china to help us implement those sanctions, whether there are 50 or 100 or 300. we've had this deal made with zte, the chinese telecommunications company, the administration backtracking on sanctions imposed previously. what does this say? >> i will give a qualified defense of the trump administration's north korea policy. i do see an interest which this administration is trying to advance. now, a summit with kim jong un is a roll of the dice. it high risk, high gain, but it may be worth the effort. if it works, then we're going to be faced w

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outcomes well to discuss that i'm now joined by mark on the line he liked or at the school of international relations the university of southern california mr maloney it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me now there is a strong belief among american policymakers especially those who used to work for previous administrations that presidential summits are supposed to be the culmination of a long arduous diplomatic process rather than the beginning of it do you think this convention applies to delos trump at all i basically agree with this position i mean usually the high level summit comes at the end of the negotiation process so i'm not sure in this case it was just a decision from the president to me can some go right away or it's it was part of a broader strategy of the administration but certainly this is a breakthrough in the relations between the united states and north korea so it's certainly unconventional in diplomatic practices but it can be. a very important opportunity for both countries and for the whole region that you mentioned a possibility

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sarin mabon is a lecturer in international relations of the middle east lancaster university joins usnow from lancaster in the united kingdom good to have you with us first of all will have a whole day the city for all do you think now thank you. i fear it's just a matter of time before the city falls and before we see an escalation of violence and casualties and devastation in the city itself if you look at the makeup of the forces and the real strength of the saudi and their r.t. led coalition it seems to be just a matter of time in terms of just the basic numbers and the sheer firepower of this coalition compared to what the who things haven't and their numbers with it come at the cost of weeks perhaps months of bitter street fighting that's going to be very disruptive to life. i think you said disruptive i would say devastating to life in the population of today there is about six hundred thousand people and we know from history from the twentieth century history of wars in urban environments that these are bloody these are in tractable on these are devastating not only in terms o

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roller coaster ride let's go live to dr patton one of the senior lecturer in politics and international relations at university in england welcome to the program but i've been watching what's been happening in singapore with an expert keen eye how would you then assess the agreement between the two leaders has kim jong un got the better deal here the us has make concessions korea has. yes i think it is quite the tipping point the whole cause of rule of course. to do i think it is indeed brings some very good prospered all of the denuclearization north korean producer so i'm trying to break down the agreement new four simple points i think point number one goal for us and north korea has agreed to end the confrontational relationship and move forward for peace corp the second point is they're willing to be your peace rush you.

daniel pinkston is an international relations lecturer at troy university. he's in seoul.ave any idea at all what will transpire at these talks tomorrow? thank you for having me. i think i have to agree with much of what your previous guest said, a good friend of mine, patrick, a great analyst. this will be the beginning of a process. right now, at the working levels, i am sure in rooms and talks in the past few weeks, the two sides are trying to hash out the details ofan are trying to hash out the details of an agreement. the north koreans wa nt of an agreement. the north koreans want some kind of peace regime both with the north and south, broader than simple denuclearisation. the us is concerned about the nuclear programme. the us wants to see the denuclearisation of north korea. if they can reach a broad agreement, and that would begin a process with the working level bureaucrats working out the details, of course. we know that north korea, as eve ryo ne we know that north korea, as everyone knows, they are a reclusive authoritarian regime, is there any negotiating wit

the growing call for a more just and equitable international order must be heeded democracy international relations is an unstoppable trend of the times the aesir was formed seventeen years ago mainly to strengthen security cooperation but trade issues have become important to some s.c.l. members i involved in building infrastructure for china's belton road project dubbed as the new silk road to boost twenty first century economies in the coming years. as your most likely will pick up more security considerations or chill political considerations and the corporation a model as your members involving the observer states in security or even for example moving into quasar military cooperation will not be impossible therefore as c.e.o. is expanding its mission is moving forward to do you better with the new challenges in the world and as the u.s. is apparently becoming increasingly isolated from its allies because of troubles policies and tariffs and his readiness to withdraw from trade climate educating. the unity presented at the s e o is in stark contrast to the g. seven summit in canada where don t

so the world is very different as far as international relations goes in 1939. technology has advanced quite a bit by 1939. there is a lot more movies, there is a lot more color reproductions of things. far more people have cars. there are huge parking lots. so the 1939 service held on treasure island, which was a manmade island created for the fair with wpa money, so part of the depression era new deal program is off of -- the island that the bay bridge goes through. it was actually built, part of the plan of the fair was that treasure island would eventually become the city's airport. now we know that didn't happen but it was supposed to be the airport and pan-am airways took off from there during the fair, so visitors could see this visual reminder of the connections between san francisco and the pacific world with the china clipper taking off overhead every few days. so a lot of fair is about emphasizing specific cultures, and the 1939 fair was called the pageant of the pacific, and it had a lot of sculpture and artwork and participation by nations of the pa

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biologically is a professor of international relations at the turkish german university from new york fellow at the century foundation focusing on turkey's foreign policy in the middle east and from london by skype is a gay said skin a turkey specialist for i guess marketed data and information company that provides country risk analysis warm welcome to all if i could start with egg it didn't go to a second round as expected what does that say about public sentiment and confidence well let me begin by saying this in this election we saw the same or pattern in the voting behavior of turkish voters which we have seen in the past elections and referenda and that is people are voting based on their identities rather than policy preferences. rather than the manifestos and the pledges of the competing parties. and are dawn's advantage in this. political landscape is the fact that his identity group is simply the demographically dominant one in the country but. there was a time when our party had a lot more support in elections it had what two thirds of the parliament seats something must ha

north korea will not want to lose this power without normalized international relations, sanctions lifted, and a guarantee of it security. there might be some sort of the -- of deal. it would be difficult and would take years. >> it is looking for regime survival. it is looking to expand its options beyond simply relying on chinese trade. offering the olive branch to the united states is a way to do that. >> millions will be watctching what s sort of history is made n tutuesday as trump seeks a dealo brandish against his critics a d kim sts onto the world stage. >> something of a big story of the day. president trump escalated a bitter clash with some of america's closest allies in the wake of the divided g-7 summit. amere an leader fought -- flying off a volley of tweets from his hotel room. it came after his withdrawal from the summit. dodging the question, justin trudeau refused to respond insults from donald trump. trump called trudeau week and honest. canadian foreign minister christia freeland says trump's actions are more damaging than his words. >> what i object to very strongly i

the nine eleven terrorist attacks changed the course of international relations the united states took a more aggressive stand against its enemies. north korea as a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction. while starving its citizens states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world. that was the fatal flaw the bush struck they didn't like the agreed framework. ok they were like that's fine but have something ready to replace it with instead they left this enormous vacuum. and the north koreans just started up their program and never stopped it's. one of ten benign for two thousand and six north korea announced that it had successfully tested a new kid defies. an official statement was read out on state television. north korea has been forced to provide evidence of its nuclear capability to protect its national sovereignty. against the threat of an attack by the united states there is a look at the uk that. the test was fairly small. but it did show that north korea was pushing ahead with its nuclear pr

it is a question of national identity, prestige and status and international relations. i can't imagine that kim jong-un is ready to give up the weapons that he has acquired over the last decade so quickly. what i could imagine is a process being started in singapore whichh leads to negotiations and further negotiations. i i do not really see an agreement coming immediately. sarah: if the was an agreement , the fact that the u.s. wants them to limit nuclear weapons -- mike pompeo has said that the u.s. is offering security assurances that are quite unlike any other previous offer. what could that be? >> they tried to a comment the concerns of the north korean politicians.s. it is not about regimeme change. it is s important that the regie remained stable. i think security guarantees will be key for north korea. i have no idea what they will look like. we will if the u.s. is ready to withdraw and parts of the u.s. from south koreamissil defense from souea.thor we don't really know. sarah: we have these two leaders who are about to enter a room. two of the most, and if an

were about and to forget the politics for once and think that the problems they have with international relations they wanted to watch enjoy a party of football so the atmosphere around moscow around russia has been really friendly really encouraging. thirty one nations are hey with their fans enjoying it so what we didn't expect was what i'm for we did in the first much where russia of the largest of the thirty two teams saudi arabia will fight just above we thought it might be a time much we thought the russia would have the opportunity to perhaps get the win that would settle now of save and get people behind them because the host nation doing well always builds the atmosphere of atonement but so when five new creates their own slice of football history it was an incredible tryout for them and now you will see the effect it has on the fans we woke up some come before maybe a cup of france ninety eight and the french fans were slightly different at the start as they started to progress it builds up momentum and has a huge effect on the nation of course that we many people watching on television

democracy international relations. stop all trend of the times the s.c.l. was formed seventeen years ago mainly to strengthen security cooperation but trade issues have become important to some s.c.l. members i involved in building infrastructure for china's belton road project dubbed as the new silk road to boost twenty first century economies in the coming years. as your most likely will pick up more security considerations or jewel political considerations and the corporation a model as your members involving the observer states in security or even for example moving into quasar military cooperation will not be impossible therefore as you know is expanding its mission is moving forward to deal better with the new challenges in the world and as the us is apparently becoming increasingly isolated from its allies because of troubles policies and tariffs and his readiness to withdraw from trade climate educating. the unity presented at the aesir is in stark contrast to the g. seven summit in canada where don trump refused to endorse the final communique some