it was decided by do what to make of mr putin's assessment that mr trump does have an effect on oil prices and self well mr putin is a very key and reader of geopolitics of the world and he is a clever politician and consequently what he told the president at all is little by shouting at topic and saudi president rob is not helping us in going down it's pushing their prices up especially after his withdrawal from the nuclear agreement with iran he is not helping him self and therefore he is not helping the united states or we're peaceful out of that. and i know it's kind of asking you to look into a crystal ball a bit here about but based on how things are currently the geopolitical situation right now and rising oil prices are good for those poor countries that have to rely on it like their south american countries it's not so good necessarily for consumers airlines and the like but where do you see oil prices had a is that right is going to continue. well based on the fundamentals of the global oil by. man for oil and china's third a stronger or i think prices projected to go well below

he's certainly in his meetings with mr. putin has given mr. putin the impression that america will not take action against mr. putin's human rights violations. we see that by the way he's embraced kim jong-un of north korea. and now with the kingdom of saudi arabia. so the president's language gives oxygen to that type of behavior and america needs to act through the voice of our president and also by our actions in regards to the relationship between our countries. >> in 2015 you introduced the global magnitsky act, originally targeted at russian officials that violate human rights. but here you could use similar measures against other countries, presumably saudi arabia. you have a possibility here where saudi arabia names some lower elevel consulate official, saying they acted without leadership approval. but the fact is u.s. intelligence is that senior saudi leadership at least okayed the abduction of khashoggi. would you support using the magnitsky act to target the crown prince of saudi arabia if there is evidence here, to your satisfactio

a long running conflict with che chetsnia brought on a rash of new bombings. >> mr. putin russian troops to chech nia, and this time it was much more brutal. >> for him it's a criminal state, terrorist state. >> terrorists network were on putin's mind when he met with president bush in 2001. he warned the american president and his national security advis advisor rice about the taliban and al-qaeda. according to rice both discounted his alarm. >> apparently a plane has just crashed into the world trade center. >> the very first leader in the world to call george w. bush on 9/1 was vladimir putin. he wanted to pledge to the united states that he would fight this together. that made for a close and effective relationship in those early years. >> putin thought now perhaps bush and his european allies will finally sign-up for my war of civilization against what he perceived to be islamic terrorism. >> but beginning in 2004 nato began expanding to include countries formerly in the soviet eastern bloc. >> what drove a wedge between the united states and russia was that we were t

mr. putin destroyed everything that was built up and now he wants foreign leaders to accept him and his regime as a decent one. >> at the july 2018 summit. vladimir putin became the only russian president in history to meet alone without advisers from either side, with a sitting american president. while no one know what is trance spi pyred during the private meeting, the press conference held several revelations about putin's view of donald trump. >> president putin, did you want president trump to win the election and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that. >> yes, i did. yes, i did because he talked about bringing the u.s. russia relationship back to normal. >> there is speculation that putin was replying only to the first part of the question. since he's vehemently denied interfering in the election. but american national security agencies came to a different conclusion. >> not only did putin intervene in the elections, he intervened on behalf of trump to combat putin's wo

will a meeting between mr putin mr trump make any difference i don't think so i don't know is trump his own man i my my guess is he's not he's there for other forces controlling him i mean with with that in mind joe bolton claimed earlier that the real threat is not the american withdrawal from the treaty but rather russian missiles in europe which is one of why back so that we could listen to what he said a couple of hours ago. problem is there are russian i know. europe now is not american withdraw from the island threat or the russian this threat is the russian missiles already. and we're going to head back down those dogs ace then like you were just suggesting where by the way of the russian missiles in europe were they in poland. or rumania bulgaria northern these these countries are no longer satellites of the us and they're all satellites of the us so if anybody's got missiles these are american missiles not russian missiles one of the concerns that's been raised is that this treaty because it includes the united states and russia other powers that have nuclear capabilities there

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important issues here is the situation in syria has lost a major rebel held outpost so missed out on and mr putin a most probably going to brief chancellor merkel and french president about the current situation there the status of the deal they brokered last month a demilitarized zone between rebel forces on the one side and pro-government forces on the other supposed to word a large scale offensive by the syrian regime on live now this deal is very fragile some rebel groups have not complied and as you mentioned there have been reports about shellings recently on so overall the assessment here in turkey by the turkish government is still this deal is working for now it's been working for five weeks now we've been talking to aid organizations who told us it's very important to them. to you know have access to the area and to reach out to people but the bigger question on the table today is whether this truce can be sustained and whether it can be turned into some kind of permanent cease fire that is definitely something germany and france a would support so maybe we can expect a joint statement

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surely signed to the room pulled out when they're pulled out but here is a great opportunity for mr putin's russia. america is now on a collision course with international justice. it would be tough i think for russia if it really wants to do splay a degree of civility and start with them and then look to the people murdering the routing and of course when it comes to politics in this country the thing it was the word going after all maybe was the telegraph going after german corbin's old friends and mentors michael fuji has drawn the labor party for being a russian agent here permit me to laugh because that's what britain did in one thousand nine hundred ninety five when the sunday times headed headed k g b. was our agent. now i acted for michael forte who was opposed to libel law he didn't he would always advise people not to sue used papers but when accused of treason obviously he had to sue and it was a very nerve racking thing to take all the sunday times because michael. he didn't have a great deal of money he had a little house in it. and his not just his money that he had but his re

the question is with regard to syria first to mr putin. then to mr kurtz. is there going to be no one's. actually you know. you know. you can tell it in atlanta home and be nice. if you spoke to mr. about it live but about the agreement and it led to can we expect this to be implemented. could we expect some kind of military operations there the calls on the question. to mr kurtz russia has been for several months working. to make european countries finance the rebuilding and restoration of syria. what are the steps that needs to be taken for europe to be ready to participate in this process. the question was about the in the deescalation so. we hear there were militants from all over syria brought there. and unfortunately there were a lot of representatives of radical groups such as isis and the al nusra front and others. actually we have. seen clashes between these groups. but this is not what bothers us what bothers us is that over recent times we've seen more and more attacks coming from this zone towards other syrian cities including aleppo. another th

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four hundred aircraft missile systems mr putin was in delhi for the nineteenth annual india russia summit aside from the weapons sales he and mr modi signed eight bilateral agreements including one on a joint space mission india's dispense minister recently gave us counterpart notice .

in relation to the syria matter so we'll get it here and i'm grateful to mr putin mr crone and mrs merkel for responding positively to i mean taishan on behalf of my nation. we have we've taken a number of decisions and i hope that it will bring a good nurse and a speciousness to brothers and sisters in syria so. primary of. priorities. contains include. cheeping ceasefire. and the stopping the blood being shed. it is our wish to reach a political decision political resolution and to establish stability in syria discuss the b.'s goals in quite detail. during a. meeting. it is important to highlight the following i believe. the number one reason for the syrian conflict to become a global crisis. was the failure of the international community to take responsible steps in the early days. in the early days the syrian civilians and the neighboring countries had to shoulder. all the weight and others were only able to understand the scale of the problem when the problem reached their borders this needs to be stopped it is important to take. initiative on all levels including political and human

not now let me into the room so i just pulled out pulled out but here is a great opportunity for mr putin's russia america is not on a collision course with international justice. it would be tough i think for russia if it really wants to display a degree of stability and acceptance of international rules to ratify the i.c.c. to show america up so that's a possible result ok well you can gradually did britain there for regulators absolutely i only wish that russia would do so and the least. people in britain but i mean that is the that's why russia and china and america do not sign up to it and the ease and out reduce american attack on international justice that we've got to bear in mind in the background that much the same views may well be held in beijing and moscow but i want to get on to the increasing currency of this kind of view because you congratulate britain or britain obviously once you get out of a globalist court as trumps fans may call it the international of the european court of justice in which there's just been an appeal pick three that they may be able to stop breck's it

shooting itself in the foot let's not forget that mccall and merkel are going to next week to talk to mr putin and mr erdogan about syria this was unthinkable only a few months ago and the europeans do not like trump ism in foreign policy they prefer the world of multilateral treaties international agreements and so on so let's see what john bolton has to say about his meeting today with president putin back to that news conference in central moscow. i might say. for for the for the context involved here this is not a subject it rose yesterday this question are russian violations. and something that both from the obama administrations were very concerned. in fact just to give a little context to say i what i would like to read. from a speech in two thousand and fifteen by the obama administration's then undersecretary of state for arms control and international security rose gottemoeller that's a position i held the bush administration and just this is what under secretary geithner said in two thousand and fifteen. at the focus of the bells defense was that it is about first. which it was in h

shooting itself in the foot let's not forget that mccaw and merkel are going to next week to talk to mr putin and mr erdogan about syria this was unthinkable only a few months ago and the europeans do not like trump ism in foreign policy they prefer the world of multilateral treaties international agreements and so on. story next about a british man who's taking on the u.s. military of a claims he was exposed to a dangerous set of chemicals sees receivers latest test results back and it seems david patterson says they've shown he's got high levels of cadmium in his body that's a cause of the german can damage the central nervous system the first hearing of the case reportedly is due to take place later this week i know. or medication or stress or high blood pressure and other ongoing saying i want it all that i am not ill i do not have some ticking bomb inside my body. my colleagues are still looking all states really cannot see in the. the have higher blood cadmium level than i did it goes and through the body it's risky to try to then it was into your other parts of your body it could take

four hundred aircraft missile systems mr putin was in delhi for the nineteenth annual india russia summit aside from the weapons sales he and mr modi signed eight bilateral agreements including one on a joint space mission india's dispence minister recently gave us counterpart notice of the sale and requested a waiver from u.s. president donald trump sanctions intended to deter or punish arm purchase arms purchases from russia the choice mr trump faces on sanctions could reshape the diplomatic dance between india russia and the united states mr modi has visibly sought to build an alliance with mr trump in the u.s. and russia has been a major arms supplier to india as well as pakistan and china all three clients are wary of the prospect of a possible russian choice to shift the flow of arms toward one or away from the other of their neighbors. the official unemployment rate the united states is holding near a historic low today's report from the us department of labor. shows that in september the unemployment rate fell two tenths of a point to three point seven percent that's the lowest ra

here are sarah's thoughts on mr putin's comments.eginning and to britain began accusing russia of carrying out the boys think installs very. he referred directly to skripal and called him a traitor and contents,. he said that was the case for all traders and people who betray their country, and he was really snarling as he spoke and sneering at times and occasionally there was forced laughter. really he was very strong in his comments and talked a bit more about the case. he said that britain had been asked to provide russia with documents with evidence of this case that russia had offered to take part in the investigation but russia has not seen that. he said if they saw the documents that russia would know what really went on. continuing russian denial of any involvement in the salisbury poisoning. he says that nobody needed poisoning. that sergei is a traitor, he was caught and punished it did five years in prison and then he was swapped. he went on to collaborate apparently with the agencies in the west, but so what? there was no

mr putin and mr modi are also expected to discuss the possible russian construction of another nuclearronauts. more than half a billion chinese people have been enjoying the week—long national holiday which started on monday. many take advantage of this period to spend time with family and friends, enjoying the beautiful autumnal scenary. britain, the netherlands and the usa have set out detailed allegations against russia, accusing it of carrying out a widespread campaign of cyber attacks against western targets. russia has denied it all, dismissing it as western spy mania. our security correspondent gordon corera reports from the hague. caught in the act. the moment four russian spies were detained in the netherlands. their plan — to use the equipment in the boot of their car to hack into computer networks. the story was made public today in an extraordinaryjoint british and dutch news conference, in which the details were laid bare, and the finger pointed at the gru, russian military intelligence. the gru is an aggressive, well—funded official body of the russian state. it can no lo

mr putin's. case oh no more criticism and no more facts o'brien the beautiful star of the south. but hold on a minute you can't intimidate kick off byron we will analyze and the value way what we see without sense or. whoever wants respect has to earn it on the pitch and at first it was full of sport who earns that respect but the byron team didn't complain about it. know they did it right don't whine about it just work harder that's the only way to really prove that a crisis is over the bench their hard work paid off the ball that levon dosti put away the one nil half hour in the but after this fine pass from mats hummels not bad but here some critique for all their chances it could easily have been three mill for biron by this point baron looked around waiting for the chance to counter-attack which didn't always work. but in the second half it finally did thanks to some generous help from ball sports william. levy dosti get above the forty ninth minute and two nil for the bavarians now that's a fine way for fighting off pretty obscure to today there was immense pressure on the

there are still concerns certainly from the west that a military offensive is possible possible mr putin reiterated he reserve the right to act if there's a provocation as did micron before we reach any sort of political negotiation that will be a thorn in the side do you think that is a big risk that that will develop into a ground offensive and a further flow of refugees from syria into turkey. you know on. the tenuous cease fire is likely to hold it's not an official by the way no where in the labor agreement they. should be a cease fire but there is an agreement on the militarization of the border strip. ok peter ford former you can master to syria bahrain thanks for your insight today into that summit in istanbul. over to the u.s. now where there's been a shooting at a synagogue in pittsboro in the state of pennsylvania the gunman has been identified as forty six year old robert bowers he's in custody police confirm there have been multiple fatalities with four officers also wounded witnesses said the shooter walked into the synagogue during a morning service and opened fire. the su

mr putin and mr modi are also expected to discuss the possible russian construction of another nuclearing for indian astronauts. pakistan's government has ordered international ngos to end their operations and leave the country within 60 days. one of the organisations, actionaid, has been told that it could "re—apply for registration" in six months‘ time. but it says the move is part of what it called a "worrying escalation of recent attacks on civil society" in pakistan. bahrain is getting a $10 billion aid package from its neighbours saudi arabia, kuwait and the uae. the bahraini economy has been hit hard by lower oil prices in recent years, and there are fears of a potential financial crisis spreading across the region. the aid is expected to be delivered over five years. more than half a billion chinese have been enjoying the week long national holiday which started on monday. many take advantage of this period to spend time with family and firends, enjoying the beautiful autumnal scenary. britain, the netherlands and the usa have set out detailed allegations against russia, accusi

shooting itself in the foot let's not forget that mccaw and merkel are going to next week to talk to mr putin and mr erdogan about syria this was unthinkable only a few months ago and the europeans do not like trump ism in foreign policy they prefer the world of multilateral treaties international agreements and so on. the long term protégé is to have toughened his stance on saudi arabia over the killing of journalist john mark and the kingdom's it's done bill consulates speaking in the oval office on tuesday the u.s. leader delivered his harshest words yet but stopped short of committing to punish we at. the original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups first a. bad deal should have never been thought of. somebody really messed up. and they had the worst cover up ever. and we're shouldst it is at the deal standpoint when they thought about it because whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble well these are harsh words from donald trump now at this point people are recalling how not

to be a very optimistic person because even the president of this country mr putin here in pledges he is determination to fight corruption but he's been in power for almost twenty years and he definitely has no other radical added if you think he would have an easier task and that when you are trying to fight the cancer the important thing is that you are trying to fight it the success of the cure you are trying is now is by no means guaranteed but it is a duty a national duty to. fight corruption and that's how do it with all the means that i have to. available to him now prime minister seraj recently agreed to an audit of public finances something that the authorities in the east and international organizations have been calling for to take that as a more of a political concession or do you think he will proceed and essentially dig a grave for his own government well i think the corruption is not rampant only in the west it's also in the east and it's also in the the south of the country and it's you know the central bank all that should not be only of the west so those will be in t

is is about thinking so foreign and being sold from and when i heard mr putin talk about you know we are robust we will not give in it's the difference between the even a state which is not as well on door as rich as its opponent can still prevail because its people all rebuffed and alert and thinking as opposed to a state that may be richer but who sent its people to sleep a long time ago and that makes a difference it's a different sort of self and a different sort of idea in the winds up with the region is an important change you know this can post modernist thought is really invaded in the even into an international relations because of the there there are those who believe in borders and those that don't believe in borders and we have political elites that are not thinking in terms of borders and when you don't think in terms of borders you don't think in terms of sovereignty either and and that's why i say that you know in the west they have a post-modernist foreign policy or postmodernist view of the international system but russia is very very modern ok this is where russia g

i believe should be amended and recalled that mr putin of the president of russia as early as in two thousand and seven eleven years ago came up with proposal to more than nice this treaty making a universal by including in this treaty other countries who possess into. a missile system it's not just china it's our nuclear power since israel pakistan india so many other countries yes these proposal is still on the board by. for that you don't need to ruin to undermine the existing treaty you should propose amendments you should start talks of these are the countries we will be eventually participants in the future agreement but to delete something in order to create probably to create any think we would be better for me is an absolutely unacceptable way of forging final quick thirty second sarah wonderfully or this or the timing of it as far as trump is concerned certain to do with those upcoming midterms to think maybe for domestic consumption and popularity or not. very definitely believe that this is the keys mr trump is somehow trapped by accusations of him being some kind of comm

mr putin said the former spy had betrayed his country.lea g u es translation: i see that some of your colleagues are promoting a theory that mr scripal was almost a kind of human rights activist, party is just a spy. he betrayed his homeland. there is a term, traitor. he is one of them. imagine, all of a sudden you meet a man who betrayed his country. what would you say to him? to anyone? he isjust country. what would you say to him? to anyone? he is just riffraff, that's it. president putin of russia. the footballer cristiano ronaldo has said he "firmly" denies raping a woman in a us hotel room nine years ago. the juventus striker said he was tranquil about any investigations as he had a "clear conscience". the claims against him were first reported in a german news magazine and relate to an alleged incident in a hotel in las vegas. ronaldo's lawyers say they will sue the publication. a spectator at the ryder cup in paris, who was blinded in one eye after she was hit by a golf ball, says she was lucky not to have been killed — and is pla

shooting itself in the foot let's not forget that mccall and merkel are going to next week to talk to mr putin and mr erdogan about syria this was unthinkable only a few months ago the europeans do not like trump ism in foreign policy they prefer the world of multilateral treaties international agreements and so on it drives them crazy it makes them very scared this kind of thing so in that sense you're quite right on the other hand i don't think that trump cares about the europeans i think trump does care about the big guys russia china and so on he doesn't really mind up setting the europeans and above all let's not forget that the main country that america is interested in and this may be the key by the way is israel and therefore the iran deal the nuclear missile deal and so on that is the main axis of american foreign policy in and i think the russian thing the international the intermediate. nuclear forces treaty is probably linked to his denunciation of the iran treaty the iran nuclear treaty which itself of course has a knock on effect in other areas of arms control john thank you for

this for a policy totally immediately the fingers of the world were pointing at russia and blaming mr putin and everyone you know that the russians were like the devil incarnate over here there is actual evidence townsville evidence that there was you know there was malice of forethought in the killing of jamil control he wrote or not wrote but there was malice and it was connected directly to the government in fact there's even evidence coming out that moments before he was killed he actually had a phone call in the embassy from n.b.s. trying to get him to come to saudi arabia but clearly you know he refused and then whatever happened and shut it was just last night this whole thing came about rogue killers whether you want to believe it now inside someone's consulate but there's that what would road kill is first the lips of donald trump maybe was being too honest to get as you saying you know it's interesting the time that he's the first kind of mentioned this and now we get to later it's actually that's what the saudis are saying any connection there. well i mean we all know that the sa

itself in the foot let's not forget that mccall and merkel are going to sochi next week to talk to mr putin and mr erdogan about syria this was unthinkable only a few months ago and the europeans do not like trump ism in foreign policy they prefer the world of multilateral treaties international agreements and so on. the turkish president says saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in a vicious manner in a pre-planned operation because short he was killed in a saudi consulate in istanbul at the beginning of october riyadh denied any knowledge of the internet for more than two weeks when i got more details earlier from correspondent. most people thought that president aired on will shared light the details probably even groundbreaking details that could have been revealed by his investigators it is still a ball well he didn't instead his speech was more of a political message in which he basically made it clear that turkey skull voted that mr khashoggi death was a preplanned political murder. because the evidence that we have so far indicates that you mark. jews were slain i

mr putin said russia had reserved the right to step in against what he calls provocations by terroristss of that ceasefire. the french president said that would be unacceptable. on a political process going forward, some differences, all saying it is important to move to a political resolution of this conflict, and very big differences over who might need that. erdogan here in turkey saying it is unacceptable or president assad of syria to remain in his post. a significant difference, but a key thing that was agreed was that there must be a committee of members coming together to discuss a constitution to syria as soon as possible. that is the first of the political process that should again syria. it has been stored for so time. all sides of the talks said that must begin by the of the year. to stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we hearfrom to stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we hear from witnesses to the pittsburgh shooting. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. only yesterday, she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i

fascinating stuff coming out of russia from mr. putin.ia oil minister, talking about cooperation and it almost makes it feel like opec in ways is less relevant and that is a russia-saudi world now versus everybody else and talks seem to be as such. david: we have stuff to talk about. let's find out what is making headlines outside the business world. we turn to taylor riggs. taylor: a lawyer for president trump says it is false that the president and family created an empire. he was reacting to the new york times report. the times said trump evaded taxes on millions of dollars. that prompted authorities to open an investigation. president trump is turning up the pressure on one of his closest valets to curb rising oil prices. in mississippi, the president said saudi arabia might not last two weeks without u.s. support. the u.s.he rally protects a rich nation and is not get reimbursed. the mystery of what happened to china's actresses has been solved. she and the company she worked for have been ordered to pay $129 billion in back taxes an

i would like to extend my thanks to mr president putin and to all who. worked towards that end thank you all thank you so wrapping up the meeting in istanbul today the turkish president reject time. hosting with his guests the russian president vladimir putin shaking hands there with german chancellor angela merkel and the french president emmanuel micron as well they have been discussing quite simply the future of syria for nations with interest some perhaps more than others you would say certainly more involvement in this many years long conflict and out of that very long news conference there came one very strong theme about the need for a political solution just posing now for the. final group shot at the end who's in merkel and micron together very so then a quarter of course is our correspondent in istanbul she's been reporting there all day and reported on the syria war for so many years what did you take out of the comments from the four leaders there as i said the thing i think i heard the most and repeated the most by everyone was political sol

is putin coming to the event. >> but the meeting never happened. >> i was in the room with the call with mr and aras and it was president putin's spokesman, a man by the name of dmitry peskov and emin translated. and said unfortunately, although mr. putin would love to meet with donald trump today, the meeting can no longer go ahead because the king of holland has been delayed in traffic. >> what was donald trump's reaction when it turned out he wasn't going to be meeting president putin? >> it was okay, actually. i think his reaction would have been really upset if there had been no response. but fact that this man who a very senior official, was conveying a message i would love to meet you on the next possible occasion. >> the miss universe pageant co-owned by nbc back then did go on. >> congratulations to you! good night, everybody from moscow! >> and then it ends with he and the agalarovs announcing that they're going to join together to try to build a trump tower in moscow. >> despite his delighted tweet about the project, trump tower moscow never happened. but goldstone says the frien