and here in moscow we have maxine to talk. he is director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state university of international relations. i gentleman cross talk rules and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate joshua, let me go to you 1st in oklahoma city. i mean, in the aftermath of this fiasco and leaving afghanistan, which i fully supported, i've been saying that for 19 years. but, you know, you see all this finger pointing who is at fault here. but my question is, and no one really in the mainstream wants to talk about it, is that how did we get into such a mess in the 1st place? nobody wants to be talk about who is responsible. so i want to ask all 3 of you about, will anyone be held account to account? and then i want to talk about moving forward because i'm sick and tired of finger pointing go ahead in oklahoma city. well, you know, the finger pointing is important here because many people are blaming bite and, and i think that biden has done the right thing. thi

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if you compare moscow now to paris or berlin, moscow is much free or c t. but of course, people did not like grants. i could be measures and the pressure has to pay a price not to not very high on know. as we heard from bernard smith, fair official observe, is a saying that this vote was transparent and yet also we've heard about opponents being barred from running prior to the elections. we've heard a critical media, non government organizations being targeted. our tough does that make it for russia to persuade the rest of the world that its elections are free and fair. well, the european parliament unfortunately already declared the selection unfair before it even started. and also the european parliament cooled our government eclip talk unit statement. when people read it in russia, even those who are critical of the government, they do not agree with this kind of attitude from the west. because after all, we want to be treated as equals to one to be treated as a normal character. these kind of edges you better than i do because i'm democratic russians v

there were the whole moscow. a negotiation take place. china has been working with taliban for years. iran has been working with taliban. everybody has been working with taliban. nobody is being honest about this. the reality is to knows what needs to happen. what needs to happen is we need to recognize reality and we need to work with the taliban so they can do what they say. they want to do this interim government is designed to create a buffer between an organization has been engaged in 20 years of nonstop ward and help it transition to an organization capable of governing. nobody can do this overnight that that's what the interim government is designed to do, and we need to let them do that. and we need to be honest about what we have done with the taliban. the promises we made to the taliban. the assurances we received from the taliban and lead a natural course of events proceed without its artificial perception. that somehow we believe that 2 point. oh is really just one point. oh the same people back and i

conflict between the government here and moscow and admins as well. so will you perhaps put a bit more meat on the bone of what happened in ballard last year? than with the russian contractors. right, you didn't, this story is indeed very complicated, but i will try and help you digest that. so this was less than 2 weeks before a very important event and bow roost a presidential election. it was followed by mass opposition, protest, and unrest in bel rousseau. the country was very tense mood just before that. now, more than 30 our been wearing a military uniform, common gosh, arrived to barrows, and they were supposed to be on the way to assemble. and then later on to that as well up to the guard the all infrastructure there, at least that's what the men were thinking now. eventually it was revealed that they were lower than by ukraine's agents that were faking this whole story. but shortly after their arrival in bel roof, they were all detained, brutally by the bel rushing k, g, b, as terrorists. because the bel bush and side thought that the russian

which is all falling here in moscow. we're going to go inside warm up and take a bit of a break that, that fits for this from an action. it's key while we're going to be back though, keeping updated throughout the remaining 2 days. and indeed, throughout the remain evening, getting all those all important results for you by monday morning. but now the thought is from us. thank you for watching. as don said, we will be back with you in half an hour. in the meantime, we will be starting here and looking at this as you provide the news, i join me every 1st day on the alec simon show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is fatty and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the med

moscow. the skripals and lytvynenko cases, what has been the reaction in moscow. . , what has been the reaction in moscow. ., , , ., what has been the reaction in moscow. , ., . ., moscow. there has been no official reaction to — moscow. there has been no official reaction to a _ moscow. there has been no official reaction to a third suspect - moscow. there has been no official reaction to a third suspect being i reaction to a third suspect being charged over the salisbury poisonings but what the kremlin has reacted to today is the news that the european court of human rights has found that russia was responsible for the killing of alexander litvinenko, the former russian agent who fled to britain and was killed with radioactive polonium. this is what the kremlin spokesperson said today about the court ruling, he said that these assertions that russia was involved in the killing of alexander litvinenko are basis and we will not pay attention to such decisions. that is the traditional response

the law, the 5 from moscow man shoots dead, a gas station cashier and germany, to be asked to wear a musket, sparking horror and debate in the countries media. as frustration grows at covey restrictions time, a day of morning declared in the central russian city of per me, of university shooting that killed 6 people. hundreds paying their respect to the memorial to the victims. a correspondence there in space, the mother of one badly injured student, the shot hit my daughter in the back, she was running away. she saw him and started running. she had to have kidney removed. shocking things as us border guards, wip haitian refugees embolden they saw by rumors that joe buys. it may be opened up the front, sparking what governess branded unprecedented migrant such ah, good afternoon from oscar, then the tuesday, the 21st of september. welcome to the program. my name's kevin o. in this is in to national. i've got the latest for you for next time. starting with germany in shock tonight, after a man shot dead, a cashier who asked him to wear a mask of soul, the suspect turned himself into p

more will do, sir moscow. so the un general assembly is convened to new york with leaders, miranda will taking the podium is ado yearly. among those have already delivered addresses was us president joe biden. the operative word being cooperation, this time brown, but there's more to it as a guest. hell of opens across the new york. caleb present by then has global aspirations on his mind this year. yeah, sure, joe biden gave his debut un speech and then it was full of platitudes about the need for international cooperation. he emphasized that the security and piece of one nation and prosperity is tied in with other nations and their fate. he talked about how the u. s, withdrawing from afghanistan marks the end of an era, but the united states is prepared to defend itself more terrorist groups that if terrorists should strike the united states, the usa is more equipped and better equipped to strike them back to cut off their financing. and to counter their propaganda. now, it's important to note joe biden did

it's me joining us live from moscow. and 5 people have been killed in the shooting in the russian city of pen. according to investigators, several others reported to have been injured. the shooting on the university campus seems to have ended. students were earlier same jumping from classroom to a skank to have chemist on now and i sole affiliate has claimed responsibility for bombings in the city of joanna bad over the weekend. the group known as ice ok says it carried out a 3 attacks on saturday and one on sunday, the bloss targeted taliban fighters at least 7 people were killed and 30 injured for more on this story. hashem joins us live from cobble, hello, that hash and took us through the significant surveys attacks. well the announcement by the ice k, the atlantic state of what i found, which is an affiliate, would be of i failed that it was behind the series of last that took place in july. then the attacks over the last few days is quite a show of defiance and the show force. they are sending a message to the tali

ah, it is friday, september the 17th and just after 8 am here in moscow. a very good morning to you from all of us here at asi international. but a diplomatic flash point is developing now between france and the united states. power says scrap and embassy gala to celebrate the country's historical alliance in protest against america, new security pack signed with australia and the u. k, which french officials have dubbed a stab in the back. however, the u. s. secretary of state insists all is well. france in particular, is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our trans atlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. and so i'll give you a quick recap now of exactly what happened. it was on wednesday, australia, the u. k. in the us, they signed a pacific security pack called orchestra. it's seen as a move to counter china. it involves data sharing with, for example, the artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, nuclear, defense, australia will also acquire a nuc

ah, just says 6 pm here in moscow. so good evening for me, kevin. oh, in this 21st of september. welcome to latest program of news for you, for the next. from archie internationals h q. this 1st germany and shock tonight, after a man shot dead, a cashier who simply asked him to wear a mask. the suspect turned himself into police, telling them he felt cornered by ever growing infringements on civil liberties. because of corona virus restrictions. he's a europe correspondent. a 49 year old man is in police custody in the western german state of rhineland politeness for the killing of a 20 year old petrol station worker. the man who's in custody says he shot dead. the 20 year old after being forced to wear a mask against covert 19 in the petrol station. it all happened on saturday evening . this 49 year old man arrived at the petrol station he was told he couldn't come in unless he had a face covering on around an hour and a half later. cctv seems to show that he came back wearing a mask, which he then took off when he was at the desk. this is according to prosecutors who see not cc

it's your 1st time here in moscow. actually, i spent few hours in moscow once i had the connection slides. so the only thing that is, so was the, the traffic on the way to meeting the traffic. and now really, 1st i mean more school. good. i'm here. i pressed everything because i have to say so clean. the people are so nice. you feel the rest of the fatalities. you've been the rest of the soul. and although i'm vegetarian the food is amazing, the food is fantastic. and you can get any cars in anywhere in the russian capital . reminds me of my grandmother because she grew up in the region of new oil grandmother. my grandmother is there from the borders. busy of the former soviet, i see andy and my grandfather was born in 2 days. ukraine spoke my grandmother spoke, my grand grandfather was fix fluent, the russian, and i feel in my rush at home mother, russia, the weather is not so good as it could be today. the wind is a bit strong. the view though is spectacular. that the restaurants, the museums of the there's so much t

we come to you live from moscow. welcome to the program. so we did a diplomatic flash point now developing between france and the united states. a powers has scrapped an embassy gala to celebrate the country's historical alliance in protest against america, new security packed, signed with australia, and the u. k, which french officials call a stab in the back. the us secretary of state however insists all is well. france in particular, is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our transatlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world or the spied anthony blank. and sharon says some french citizens, well, they remain rather unconvinced. so we gave opinion on the streets of the capital, missy, but from your phone, this is not the 1st time tonight. the states has taken contracts from us. they are very good at that. we do not respect anyone apart from themselves, the act like masters of the world. they shouldn't have done that because i think it fron

the, the, the 1st, the 1st come was moscow. and the time, it was also other regions of the russian federation of the use, the federal voting. and there are 2 voting system, one for moscow. and the other one, developed by russ hillock on football for other regions at the central load which election committee we last night. we put together the keys to draw out the results for the federal system. it went very smooth. it was very, quite quiet quick to do basically an hour, an hour and a half hold of the whole process, completely transparent under the cameras. under the observer, the supervision of the observer had the results farther than in moscow. it took a bit longer, but that the 4th explained by the sheer numbers on one hand, because on the federal system, on the federal boating system, there were about 600000 voters who chose that method. and there were almost 2000000 people who chose to vote here electronically here in moscow. and then there was also another feature which was tested in the, in the moscow system which allowed

ah, or i friday morning here at moscow now just after 9 o'clock, we're rounding up your top stories for this hour here. we're not national. welcome to them. a diplomatic flash point is developing now between france and the united states. paris has scrapped an embassy gala to celebrate their countries historical alliance in protest against america, new security pack, signed with australia on the you. k, which french officials have called a stop in the back. the us secretary of state insists all as well. france in particular, is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our transatlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. all despite her at any blankets, assurance, as many french citizens are ro, unconvinced we gazed opinion in the capital. missy bought up from your family. this is not the 1st time at united states has taken contracts from us. they are very good at that. we do not respect anyone apart from themselves, they act like masters of the world. they shouldn't have done that because i

here in moscow overlooking historic red square kremlin. and, well, it's quite the rather dreary weather. we are for a busy day of special coverage. russia that state do my election for 2021. i'm rory, sushi with your program today featuring election coverage, and of course our top stories as well. so for the meantime, before we get into the election coverage, let's give you some of our latest top stories from the week, especially the u. s. military admits now to killing 10. civilian fits was in a butcher. drones dry can cobble as congress wraps up, the pressure on the secretary of state over the chaotic africa withdrawal from accuse in the us and australia of lying and stopping it in the back. it's over a security deal also including the u. k. but it's also seen as one large group effort to counter china. and russia decides that make up of that parliament for the next 5 years in the final stage of a 3 day valid here on our international will be bringing you exit polls and early results. soon after the last holding stations close, which wil

this is anti international from moscow. my name is colleen bry. good happy with. this is our 1st into germany, a country in shock. after a man shot dead cashier, it any asked him to wear a mask. the suspect turned himself into police, telling them that he felt cornered by ever growing infringements on civil liberties . because of corona virus restrictions, his or europe corresponded. a 49 year old man is in police custody in the western german state of rhineland politeness for the killing of a 20 year old petrol station worker. the man who's in custody says he shot dead. the 20 year old after being forced to wear a mask against cove at 19 in the petrol station. it all happened on saturday evening. this 49 year old man arrived at the petrol station. he was told he couldn't come in unless he had a face covering on around an hour and a half later, the ctbc showed that he came back wearing a mask, which he then took off when he would be the death. this is according to prosecutors, you see not the tv 14 prosecutors then say he produced a revolver and shot dead. the 20

this report from our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg.re's something different about a russian election. polling stations turn into music halls. buses turn into polling stations. we found this parked just outside of moscow. we asked, why in a bus? he couldn't explain. the authorities say the vote was transparent and fair. it looks like a regular election — there are voters and there are parties to vote for. but, most opposition politicians and activists, in other words the kremlin�*s most vocal critics are barred from the ballot. and talking of ballots... at polling station 475 a hooded woman is caught on camera, apparently stuffing ballot boxes. she finishes one pile, and then out comes another. and it goes on and on. and here, someone is using a mop to cover up cctv, but they forgot about the other camera that caught them pushing up the handle. at this moscow call centre, an independent vote monitor says it's been made aware of more than 4,000 possible instances of fraud in this election. if you talk about standards, some european stand

it's just a pm here in moscow. my name is colleen bray. we're all rooftop studio overlooking the president of red square. as we opened our special coverage of russia's parliamentary elections throughout this week 1st. so let's take you through some of the other big help button issues of the cross. for you this hour, ignorance and bad preparation by boris johnson's government to blame for rising over fatalities. that's according to the british medical association, the leading doctors unit in the u. k. which also, as the cobit related deaths, some cases have been on the up since the locked down was scrap to the end of july 42000 people have been admitted to hospital with covert and 5000 have died. many of these infections could undoubtedly have been prevented to simple mandatory measures and would not effect reopening society one jot. absolutely. dr. try and knock for very, he's the chair of the b. m. a council. the british medical association, really scathing, not just of government ministers, but also of an h. s. england. and the general m

both those companies has been presented to the us ambassador to moscow. now, days after the tech john failed to remove voting related content and apps made by organizations that russia considers extremist. the ease also been accused of trying to exert influence over the vote after the blog post the motion allowing it to potentially not recognize the results of the election if they all quote, seen, asked fraudulent more than 100 members though voted against may even some of them are plenty to say about it. this isn't a serious credible document. it's actually as then a full big round. much of the information is false, misleading. on one side it's, we survey russia with mesa basis, and we call them the aggressor. we support opposition groups and we accuse them of foreign interference. the european project is not being undermined and divided by russia by fight, the rank hypocrisy that is characterized in this report. it tells me that it is time to involve a positive dialogue with the russian federation. is time to stop listening to the american in europe is

what he saw at that time in 1932 in stollins moscow. however, the stranger might sound now he saw us of opportunity there. oh oh oh oh no. they may again from home, the godaddy dolls pretty. who should have got the good quality? ma grandad, medical on the mouth solution, lga schumer. i'm assuming the food you're going to go. are you all to kicking us to the into just said mr. shelby. i me to go, moxie must be over the story middle millionth, some new my own. i do go to start the la bama it to start with in this a ross, the daughter is to be an actor, a robot ross was born and raised in russia, but now lives with her son james near moscow in a big country house. james was a talented athlete as a boy me in the late 19 eighties he played for the reserve team of one of the country's leading football clubs spot moscow for the new bill of the new petosi disk to liberal us no little position in my question, much citizens did racism exist in the soviet union when you mileage the my on what you on your business level, but i'm with watching up wh

now this, the town in the moscow region about 40 kilometers east of moscow. so these are scenes that you're looking out that we have been getting in throughout the day. clearly from someone you can see the looking, the unpractical, i'm not mistaken. these are like pictures of freight mot. apartment blocks, you can see exactly sort of in that central section. what the crane is, the $3.00 to $4.00 floors that we were talking about, the theme typing up and blasted out by that gas explosion. a criminal probe into the causes of that loss have already been opened. they are under way, but it looks like that site is cord and off that there are emergency substance fact . you can see them, right? that actually shifting and shuffling through the rubble, trying to grow people f as a dog coming out. and also humans and old things, they pulled up an excellent thing. so what do we know about that? these live scenes, 2 people dead, 5 or 7 other people entered. they are a party being treated in hospital will be keeping an eye on that while the make no, certainly no borders an

r t constantine raj cove in central moscow. some unraveling to do here. concert said i was a party different from the better known communist faction calling well, this is a good question. one should not mix up a communist of russia and the communist party of the russian federation, which has the 2nd largest faction in parliament. those who founded communists of russia back in 2009, initially were members of the cpr ass. but then at some point, they decided that their comrades had become to bourgeois and to soft on the kremlin when it comes to preserving social justice. now the c p r f has been at odds where the communist russia all the long claim there is stealing a vote of the country's main left wing political force. yet communist of russia say that they have their own unique way of winning hearts and minds of russians. over gifts resorted to, was full movement for us to do. people need, 1st and foremost, free health care. i often travel to different countries and everyone says that social countries have the best health care.

the global campaign against terrorism is just turning ha, passed the out here at moscow. this is, are you into national thank you so much for sharing your time with us here on the russian capital. we are back at the top of the hour with more of your wild headlines. the oh the the the, the war we have the come with america's. but a warning, the feet had become even one part. and what is unfolded? water shit moment. down in history. books as a mocking beginning of the end of american preeminence. this is the end of america . ah ah ah me.

and here in moscow were joined by dmitri babich. he is a political analyst and editor at, you know, it's me internet media project. right. gentleman, cross talk rules and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, it's going to georgia in budapest. i guess none of us are surprised george that we here talk of a e u army in the wake of the exit humiliating exit from our anason. but this isn't something that we've, we've heard for the 1st time. this has been popping up, left and right. and there are though, if it's make the claim which i think has created this, is this brussels looking for another power grab at the expense of others, particularly the united states. but then you have the atlanta system, it will have even more power to push back. i mean, i'm not really sure if it's a meaningful conversation, but we're talking about a b.

me the the moscow lives glittering at night. it is a sight to behold. we are back on our roof, talk to joe overlooking the mistaken bull kremlin, and that means that it is time. now. paul, continuing and the coverage of the elections to the state, duma rushes low. how parliament. yep. it is all taking place. voting, being held over 3 days. it start on a friday and, and tomorrow, right now the 2nd election day has just wrapped up in most of russia. lethal polls closing at 10 pm. that means the next day just thought him forth and rushes a refill of funds. and a lot of voters, a lot of space to, to get through both turn out in the election. so fall 31.5 percent. that was of the most good time this saturday. the turn up online voting is calculated separately. the fans between 70 and 80 percent of those who registered the voting is available in 7 regions and the voting isn't limited to those on alone. the russian government, all the international space station are also able to make that choice or leg sky vote on line while to pull off voted through his nomin

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.negovaya, visiting fellow in european, russian and eurasian studies at george washington university, if the results so far show that the governing party is losing ground. thanks forjoining us. can i ask you this first. as a matter of fact, if you compare this current number, 45% with what united russia got back in 2016, which was 54% at this time, this is definitely very low and this is the number by the way and it's happening against all the repressions, falsifications, banning independent candidates from running and demotivating the opposition, the opposition minded voters from participating so it's a bad result for united russia is now, but we do have major sources of possible fraud or possible winning options for united russia. those are first of all the candidates from the districts were united russia is leading and that's probably the strategy for it to win the majority of votes this time round. another such source of possible fraud is coming from electronic voting. it's the new

and this is likely to remain the point of tension between moscow, washington and the with big tech as the doom election plays out. constantine rosco. would that report that we all enjoy live in a studio for us? guess a day for me, my know who the international for president of the bricks group. thanks so much for joining us today. good to have you on the shuttle. russia has been reporting a lot of allegations of meddling of attacks on its websites on the voting system, allegedly coming from the united states. what do you read into the, how will that affect russia? us relations because we had previously about russia meddling. russia knocking? it's the other way round. now apparently irish actually always for back to their c in their internal system. this is the 1st time optical read 19 that to express their election system at what level and they inviting oh or c d to sign the observers. but they don't send you to some, their internal problems that play this social media. you no problem so started. so why did hiking by this ending social media on messages? you know, this is western worl

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.enior research fellow with the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. i asked him about the voter turnout in this election, considering all the fraud allegations. i would say that turnout is not reported at about 45%, meaning that a big portion of russians do not want to go to the polling stations and there is huge numbers of citizens who are absolutely dependent from the budget or state companies and it is them who were staying in line during the first day of the voting and voting was taken place for three days. so, there is administrative pressure and partly at the time of the soviet union where it was impossible not to vote. for people watching around the world, around the world, these sort of issues certainly raise concerns about the legitimacy of any result that comes through. you pointed out the specific issues when it comes to elections in russia, but are there any concerns about this, these results being contested in any way because of these irregularities? although it

according to the university and param, 1100 kilometers east of moscow. there were 3000 people on campus at the time. in may, this year, a gunman opened fire to school in the city of khazan, killing 7 students, and 2 teachers. the d barbara al jazeera that in prison has thanked russians for their trust after the ruling party retained its super majority in parliament. father cementing his hold on power with 99 percent of ballots counted, the central election commission says united russia had won nearly 50 percent of the vote. higher than exit polls predicted, and only slightly down on the 54 percent at one in the last parliamentary election, 5 years ago, united russia expects to in more than $300.00 of the $450.00 seats in the parliament known as the state duma series driver is the communist party, they one around 19 percent of the vote, but most of the opposition was bought from running. and those who were allowed are accusing the authorities, a fraud supporters of the communists have rallied in the capital moscow. they say that was widespread lo, tamperi

as of moscow time this saturday, the turn out for online voting is calculated separately. that stands between 70 and 80 percent of those are just a much higher given miss new electronic voting system, which is available across the 7 region. to get into those on a loan ross and kaufman or something, an actual space station are also able to make that choice or doesn't sky vote on line. walk them to profit voted through one person back on the ground. as you can see, plenty of options for those of the product. absolutely, no shocking costs you're doing now. one not shock. he's responsibility vladimir putin who is in a different kind of south isolation. he's also voted on line. the russian president is currently in quarantine after a number of cases were recorded among his co adapting to the era of the contact mac . russia extended the voting period to 3 days. all designed to limit of course spreads and an anti virus. one topic that has been getting a lot of attention in the run up to the election, not indeed, in the last couple of days. it's the idea of net lang coming system

ah, this is rp international is just turned 11 pm here in moscow at 10 pm in germany, which is where we're gonna focus at the start of the program. we will some news in from the bavaria region. a passenger understood to be armed has reportedly taken to bus drivers hostage on a vehicle. police have closed the section of the highway in that central german area. they've deployed negotiating team there as well, of the vehicle appear to have no other passengers on it. when we get more information, we will update you. now also in germany, nation in shock after a man shot dead, a cashier who asked him to wear a mask. the suspect turned himself into police, telling them that he felt cornered by have a growing infringements on civil liberties because of corona virus restrictions. here's our europe correspondent. a 49 year old man is in police custody in the western german state of rhineland politeness for the killing of a 20 year old petrol station worker. the man who's in custody says he shot dead. the 20 year old after being forced to wear a mask against covert 19 in the petrol station. it

the who's just after 5 am in lima, 8 pm and sydney on one in the afternoon here in moscow. welcome to the news, our, an rti. i'm you know me. a diplomatic flash point is developing between france and the united states party has scrubbed an embassy galleria to celebrate the country's historical alliance in protest against america's new security pack, signed with a st. the u. k. which french officials have dubbed a stop in the back the u. s. secretary of state and sis though all as well. france in particular is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our trans atlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. despite anthony blinking assurances, many french citizens are unconvinced. we gauged opinion in the capital. missy bought up from your phone please. this is not the 1st time that united states has taken contracts from us. they are very good at that. we do not respect anyone apart from themselves. they act like masters of the world. they shouldn't have done that because i think i

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the officials in moscow began blaming the u. k. authorities for using this case simply as a tool to demonize russia. and here's what exactly the problem said at that time. from the very beginning, the russian side has always been ready for cooperation. but it's received either refusal or silence in response. coincidentally, with the u. k. police announcement the european court of human rights on tuesday has ruled that the kremlin is responsible for the murder of alexander live in a code that dates back to 15 years ago. dates back to 2006. what's new in that case said, well, when it comes to the ruling by a top you are being human rights court. i can tell you that this pretty much nothing new. it's all repetition of the claims that were made by the u. k. somewhat 5 years ago. but let me just go through that story quickly. the death of alexander, let me go, a former russian spy who turned a british citizen, eventually 50 years ago. it was all over the headline. this was something that really caused some serious cracks in the londo

later this hour and throughout the free days of booting and our special ah mobile news line from moscow. this is, are always good to have your company. my name's you. no, no me a diplomatic flush point is developing between france and the united states. part. so scrub to an embassy gala, to celebrate the countries to an historical lines and protest. really, america's new security pack, signed with us truly in the u. k, which we've been going through during the week. france, you might remember doug that stop in the back, the us secretary state and cisco, all as well. france in particular, is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our transatlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. despite anthony lincoln's assurances, many french citizens there, unconvinced we gauged opinion in the capital. missy bought up from your family. this is not the 1st time that united states has taken contracts from us. they are very good at that. we do not respect anyone apart from themselves, they act like mas

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