r.t. coalition say they've taken control of her day this airport but the fighting continues the enemy armyis also blocking the road between her day the province and the capital or this would cut supply lines and stop reinforcements from the whole through stronghold of. how many is on the other side of the red sea in djibouti where much of the aid bound for yemen is stored. in the intensity of the bottle for the the international airport captured in a mobile form. the u.s. backed sodium about to call a ship has been fighting for control of the airport for a week while calling on the fighters holding them back to start and on condition that. the host response has been one of defiance prompting fears the bottle will spread into the town until humanitarian catastrophe the problem or always is highly densely populated areas trying to clear these areas from non-state actors who are embedded in the civilian population who are dug in and have nothing to lose and then you have a semi conventional military trying to clear these areas and there's always going to be difficult. as pictures often tonall

r.t. coalition say they've captured the airport in the vital port city of the data. the greek prime minister faces a no confidence vote in parliament over a deal to end a decades long dispute with macedonia. donald trump's former campaign chief is in jail pending trial for interfering with the investigation into lots of meddling by russia. i am. but first the world's two largest economies are inching closer to an all out trade war but the u.s. china tyra's dispute will be just one of the battles as the trumpet ministration is also targeting canada mexico the e.u. and japan but in these latest u.s. measures they cover fifty billion dollars worth of chinese products and they target sectors at the core of beijing's economy like the aerospace industry robotics machinery and common you fracturing and in response china has vowed to retaliate has the same scale and intensity with tariffs on american products and it's published a list of more than six hundred goods that it plans to head to many of them from the agricultural halls of the u.s. economy and those are in particul

r.t. coalition battles with the rebels for control of a strategic who data port rebels there say that the coalition has carried out five or strikes in the area laura birdman reports. relief for forty prisoners released by hutu rebels during the battle for her datapoint in exchange saudi u.a.e. coalition forces supporting yemen's army have freed seventy hooty prisoners. but the madness it's our or not to be here and receive them we congratulate ourselves and congratulate them. that's what. i was taken prisoner and the west coast from thank god the southern resistance has treated us properly. but there's little wrists bite for many others trapped by the two week old battle for yemen's main port it's long been an important target for the saudi m r t coalition which is battling to weaken the who these by cutting off their main supply line. iran's long been accused by saudi arabia of supporting the hutu rebels who control the court. in relation to the escalating humanitarian crisis in yemen we're deeply concerned about what might happen in the future we've discussed the situation with other co

r.t. coalition secure a breakthrough against the huge fees in yemen on the brink of a trade war the u.s. and china in a multibillion dollar tit for tat over import tariffs. and waiting for the aquarius how the spanish puerto valencia is preparing for the migrant carrying ship that was denied entry to italy and malta. the program an explosion at a meeting between taliban fighters and security officials in eastern afghanistan has killed at least seventeen people now the blast in happened as muslims celebrated the end of the holy muslim month of ramadan the dozens of taliban fighters have entered afghanistan cities to celebrate the start of that ceasefire. now the yemeni government says its forces backed by coalition have taken the airport and the data from here to rebels the port city is the main gateway for humanitarian deliveries and the u.n. says it should open or it should remain open because more. the billions injured in the battle for yemen's hard data port are being rushed to hospital as the offensive closes in on the rebel controlled city it's people bracing for an all out war. one

r.t. coalition which is trying to capture the port which has been held by the rebels the past three years. one of two or oil terminals set on fire during clashes in the libyan port of ruslan ouf as now collapsed it's fear the damage could impact the country struggling economy which relies on oil production for its revenue they are up to date with all of the top stories that's it from myself and the team here in london but there is much more news coming up from doha in about twenty five minutes time stay with us. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven oil price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. to help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain p

r.t. coalition to halt their bombing campaign of the strategically important location they're calling on the coalition to allow the u.n. to manage the port instead according to the reuters news agency yemen's he babbles may be willing to accept the deal. to journalists from across the world about doing an end to killings arbitrary arrests and detention of their colleagues it comes as the international press institute raises concern over the rise in the deliberate targeting of individuals and media organizations and with interest reports from nigeria's capital. a mark of solidarity with journalists in detention across the world and those targeted by state and non-state actors al-jazeera smom would hussein who's been in detention in egypt for more than five hundred days received a special mention and his daughter gave an emotional plea i call for the release of my father. my call is for. government first because my dad is citizen who hasn't done anything wrong. ever anything that would harm his country who he loves. because who are the release of my father and i ask everyone who can support to

r.t. coalition threatens to worsen a humanitarian crisis troops loyal to present that are bomb and so had the and coalition warplanes and ships are targeting positions south of the port of her data it's part of an operation to take the city from here to rebels who have controlled it since twenty fourteen the red sea port is an important point of entry for aid now the u.s. ambassador to the united nations in geneva says there are ships on standby to supply your data after their military operation and. we have this in the plant did it in when we liberated the advent and then is population. then the data. being very will and even. just. see with ink so. we have very we're very well organized and we are ready to do. every as is the nz. did you know a. visiting fellow at brookings doha center she says yemenis outside the country and western powers need to speak up if a political solution is to be found to end the war. it's highly unlikely that the battle for her. will draw the war closer to an end and it's because supposing that there will be a successful sort of military takeover of data many

r.t. coalition has carried out five air strikes near the strategic for data port the coalition launched an offensive to retake the city almost two weeks ago the u.n. has urged all warring parties to work with the international community on a peace plan and the general strike has power lies d'argent tina with unions blocking road rail and and transport workers are protesting that the government's latest deal with the international monetary fund. they say also is he measures unfairly target the port. first get more on our top story now on a roll face a funding crisis the organization supports more than five million palestinians hurry force at times of war from the jalazone refugee camp in the occupied west bank. over the course of sixty nine years the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees has become an essential part of life for millions of people palestinians who fled or were forced from their homes in historic palestine and their descendants this year services such as emergency food provision and education have come under intense pressure at the united states delive

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 economy is devastated in terms of health care basic things like that access to food and water all of this will be severely disrupted within a context in which there are an estimated eight point four million people on the verge of starvation so this will have an absolutely devastating impact on the people of the data and also of yemen broadly the israeli military says it hit at least twenty five targets in gaza linked to hamas it says the strikes followed around forty five rock

r.t. led coalition campaign to oust hoofy rebels victoria gate and he has more. on the road they hope to safety families escape the fighting in who data and head to would send them despite the un's also to take away the control of pay day to court the warring sides haven't agreed to the proposal these yemenis like thousands of others have decided they've waited long enough for any ceasefire to be agreement so they're escaping with the few possessions they've managed to pack. we have been displaced because of aggression and war we have left our houses and our families in hard data we have escaped. an estimated thirty thousand people have left her data in the last three weeks including this mother and her ten children they just arrived in santa fe lebanon was a player and we lift our home because it came under attack from warplanes guns and tanks my children couldn't sleep because of the fear of shrapnel now we haven't gotten in camps we have nothing but they'll most likely end up staying in places like this former school now it's home to three thousand displaced f

r.t. led coalition campaign to oust who the rebels victoria be has more. on the road they hope to safety families escape the fighting in her data and head to woodson that despite the un's oakleigh to take away the control of her day to court the warring sides haven't agreed to the proposal these yemenis like thousands of others have decided they've waited long enough for any ceasefire to be agreement so they're escaping with the few possessions they've managed to pack. we have been displaced because of aggression and war we have left our houses and all families in hard data we have escaped. an estimated thirty thousand people have left her data in the last three weeks including this mother and her ten children they just arrived in santa. clara and we lift our home because it came under attack from warplanes guns and tanks my children couldn't sleep because of the fear of shrapnel now we haven't gotten in camps we have nothing but the most likely end up staying in places like this former school now it's home to three thousand displaced families. we live and

r.t. coalition have captured the city's airport from hooty rebels china's following like for like retaliate enough to double trouble to twenty five percent trade towers some fifty billion dollars worth of chinese imports chinese government leaders accuse the us president of provoking a trade war. the greek government is facing a vote of no confidence over a deal to solve a decades old dispute with the former yugoslav republic of macedonia their foreign ministers are expected to meet in the border region to sign the agreement on sunday under the deal macedonia will change its name to the republic of north macedonia but nationalists both sides see it as a humiliating defeat. after more than a week stranded at sea six hundred twenty nine migrants are due to sail into the spanish port of valencia but they're on board the charity ship aquarius and two italian vessels the refusal by italy's government to accept them a few days ago caused and international crime. and government leaders and opposition activists in nicaragua have agreed to allow an international investigation into the killing of at

r.t. international coalition cracks why don't in germany. terry a minister saying he can no longer work with. with the latest a world cup starts on your world's top headlines welcome to the program here on r.t. international. so three russian host cities are gearing up for world cup clashes today sunday's games left many fans stunned none more so than fans of germany and brazil joe save money and you and peter schmeichel now breaking down the action in our studio in the heart of. the costa rica school there one male and it was a terrific three think think. think think think think think think some are. mexico with fantastic they face rightly so quickly did i cause too many all sorts of problems they for sure found a way to play against germany. i think it's and. i think it's doing is a very fair thing. to score and seven singles. by many people to be a world cup star and in his first game scoring the score but he was exploiting the i mean is that the sense that they did if in this incredibly i mean i've never seen germany play they lacked so m

r.t. led coalition has been bombing the port city for the past twelve days to drive out hutu rebels. zimbabwe's vice president says nothing will stop the upcoming election as police investigate a grenade attack at a campaign rally on saturday in constantine urging when go was one of the forty nine people injured in the explosion which targeted a president and the symbol of security has now been stepped up ahead of next month's vote. have beaten panama six one of the biggest wind in a football world cup. oh yes well results find it found says it's a kill zone that teams place in the last sixteen of the top of it in russia captain hurricane seal the deal with a half trick those were the headlines about the news in thirty minutes here on al-jazeera next we continue with lebanon single by choice. look at the it was most of. the stuff was difficult to go through the stuff. that i small can have so you can miss it a bit and i am one hundred sixty. and i hear that. and this is so deep down and i want out of that my head and hear that. basically what's meant to happen to a lot easier with i

on the negotiating table one of the key figures in the temple on solidarity for independence coalition told r.t. dialogue must now take priority over calling for another referendum because i think that now it's not the it's not the key issue to make another referendum the referendum it was done and more than two million people what's coming to go and we must not forget these results and new listening to me it's also possible maybe. a second stage. or a day on the way but not now i think that mr total must take consideration and must act many care negotiations will we look if they open the look we with government money from say they will thought they would propose a new. a new way. to maintain relations between. the people. here it says we. wanted you to i think that you missed that we. have the support of the people. the syrian army house rotted the last pockets of terrorist side of the capital damascus civilians are heading back to the newly liberated cities people are coming to terms with their lives after the war with some still searching for loved ones who went missing during the conflict.

on the negotiating table one of the key figures in the catalan solidarity for independence coalition told r.t. dialogue must not take priority over calling for another referendum. i think that no it's not the no it's not the key issue to make another referendum the referendum it was done and more than two million people was coming to go and we must not forget these results and a new beginning to me it's also possible maybe in the second stage of. diallo but not no i think that mr toto must take these considerations and must act with many care we've negotiations will we hope if they open the yellow book. with government money from say they will vote they will propose a new was setting new. goals a new way. to maintain relations between the union money. but the people here it's a form we. wanted him to stay i think and you must. not have the support of the people. let's turn our attention to the mid east now where the syrian army house righted the last pockets of terrorists so i thought of the capital damascus on civilians are heading back to the newly liberated cities some are coming to terms

on the negotiating table one of the key figures in the catalan solidarity for independence coalition told r.t. dialogue must not take priority over calling for another referendum. i think that now it's not the it's not the key issue there to make another referendum the referendum it was done i don't know more than two million people what's coming to go and we must not forget these results and new listening to me it's also possible maybe. a second stage. or a day on the way but not now i think that mr total must take consideration and must act many care with the negotiations always look if they open. with government money from say they will thought they would propose a new. new. a new way. to maintain relations between. the people here when we. wanted him to stay. and you must. have the support of the people. from spain to germany where a controversial new law in the southern state of very n.r. obliges that crucifixes are displayed at the entrances of all public buildings you're showing europe correspondent peter oliver clearly visible crosses are to go up in some public buildings like courtho

on the negotiating table one of the key figures in the couple of solidarity for independence coalition told r.t. dialogue must take priority over calling for another referendum. i think that no it's not the not it's not the key issue there to make another referendum the referendum it was done and more than two million people was coming to vote and we must not forget these results and a new president only it's also possible maybe on a second stage. or day on it with but not now i think that mr total must take consideration and must act with many care with negotiations or with the outlook if they open the yellow book. with a government mandate i think that from say they will pull they will propose a new a step. a new way. to maintain relations between. the. people here for me. one to independence i think that and you must. not have the support of the people. the syrian army has rotted they lost the pockets of terrorists scythe off the capital damascus and civilians are heading back to the newly liberated cities now some are coming to terms with their lives after the war while others are searching

revolt who's the international secretary of the catalan solidarity for independence coalition group mr paul welcome to r.t. how is president taylor going to handle dealings with madrid in the new pm there. well. you must take it with many care we must not forget we trained off. but he was such a least i would use a party for school during the previews or if. onya and also mr sanchez was walking. by a one hundred fifty five article in which i don't know was what suspended the use in his government then we must say i think that mr dorner must take these considerations and must act with many care we never see shantel we look if they open look. with government money and to do you think he'll be bold enough to push for another referendum because the last one got the wrath of madrid against catalonia with mr sanchez be open to hearing about another referendum do you think . i think that now it's not there not it's not the key issue there to make another referendum referendum it was done and no more than two million people was coming to go and the result was very clear that's why for us it's clear. that they wil

r.t. international amnesty international says the u.s. led coalition in syria may have committed war crimes during the battle for. the white house the coalition admits that the real number of civilian losses during the liberation will be known. the u.s. ambassador to germany is accused of meddling after he says he wants to empower conservatives in europe. maybe he needs to be a little bit more. world cup team was at full speed with the legendary coach joe making his first predictions goalkeeper peter schmeichel revealing the beauty of city st petersburg. that the size of the. when they. come through here if they see this must feel. all right i just twenty eight o'clock on june the sixth here in moscow welcome to the program on r t international the entire news team here rounding up this hour's top stories. it has been one year since the start of the operation to liberate the syrian city of iraq from ice so the actual human cost of the operation remains far from clear according to the u.s. led coalition the number of civilians killed in the battle. will

r.t. i'm misty international says the u.s. led coalition in syria may have committed war crimes during the battle for last year that has the coalition admits that the real number of civilian losses will never be known. fury in germany over the american ambassador is vile to champion europe's conservative groups. he needs to be a little bit more careful these days. and we have a world cup special for you in this bulletin as manchester united manager joe as a marine you're unveils his predictions for the group stage while another member of the r.t.e. team star goalie peter schmeichel gets cultural in the host city of st petersburg. the. second piano concerto solos me. just turning midday on wednesday june the sixth here in moscow this is our city international look very warm welcome to you today. first at least eleven people have been injured in an explosion at a grain storage facility in the french city of strasburg three people are said to be in a serious condition at a local prefecture has confirmed the incident and warned people to avoid

artillery strikes jury in the battle for rocker the report even suggests the coalition may have committed war crimes as r.t. for trying to explains. getting to the bottom of what was really happening in iraq as the americans and allies were freeing it who will be bothered to do that or it will take ages the prose of war behind these walls may have thought but scrutiny was inevitable coalition claims that its precision and campaigns allowed it to bomb islamic states house of rocca well causing very few civilian casualties do not stand up to scrutiny based on information from amnesty international's field investigation and public reporting coalition air and artillery strikes killed hundreds of civilians and injured many more open amnesty's report and you'll find words like this proportionate and discriminate bombing the use of white phosphorus claims which could turn into a reputational disaster if proven things that amount to war crimes the u.s. led coalition mission to free rocka went on for more than four months from june sixth took tobar twelfth last year and the pentagon proudly told the world they'd fi

r.t. practice government forces who are closing in on the port city of who data the coalition has captured the town to the south of the port but the u.n. says it should remain open for humanitarian supplies china says it will respond quickly if and when the u.s. confirms your goal of a new round of tariffs on chinese goods the official announcement is expected to be made just a day after secretary of state might compare met the chinese president xi jinping in beijing the new jews could target around fifty billion dollars worth of chinese imports. it's a new prime minister is due to meet the french president in paris after a war of words over rome's refusal to accept a migrant rescue ship with more than six hundred people on board emmanuel macro had called the move irresponsible and cynical. they've been passionate scenes outside his congress after politicians now really voted in favor of legalizing abortion the bill must now pass in the senate before it becomes law today is a bow report. in the national anthem to celebrate a historic vote emotion was high among those who wanted to legalize

r.t. international with me mickey aaron great to have you with us this hour now our top story this spokesman for the u.s. led coalition against eisel says that accurate figures for civilians killed in rocca will never be known as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all know is lying this comes out to amnesty international accused the us led coalition of committing potential war crimes during last year's operation to liberate the syrian city of rock from islamic state more now from an associate churkin. this international report dubbed war of the hill ation devastating tolls on civilians in iraq to syria is a very highly critical analysis of the airstrikes that were carried out by the u.s. led coalition that involved britain and france on the city of raka from june to october twenty seventeen in their fight against isis and this amnesty international report talks of decimated families and neighborhoods says that not enough was done to protect civilians and that some of the attacks resulted in violation of international humanitarian law

r.t. paris. the winner of the iraqi parliamentary elections who's been supported by washington has announced that he's creating a coalition with pro raney and forces and this caleb maupin explains that's not quite the development the u.s. was hoping for that. tada al solder the iraqi cleric who's block won most of the seats in the recent parliamentary election has now announced he's willing to form a coalition government with an iranian backed militia so much for washington's hopes that he could be used to counter terror ron's influence he can't be irrational because bits of me are raining taking over what a let down for all those american media outlets and think tanks that held al assad or as a new hope for iraq and more importantly a potential ally against iran that's interesting because if you wind back the clock george w. bush said that he was an enemy of democracy for a long time his brigades were actually killing us troops let's not get stuck in the past we are very well aware. of our all solder and his background and his positions now yes now it might have been a sign that the long time pro or reigning in cleric wa

coalition of potentially breaking international law. and liberate the syrian city of iraq from. your. global news. from our moscow news this is r.t. international mining's you know neal good to have your company our top story this hour a lot of your putin said russia will work to strengthen ties with austria in spite of e.u. sanctions on moscow the russian leader visited vienna on tuesday on his first international trip since starting his fourth term as president right because the it brings us more of the details. it's been an incredibly busy hectic day for vladimir putin between all the toolbox negotiations conferences and press conferences they talked about. a whole host of issues and themes that have worried russia and austria of course one of them being sanctions we believe any politically motivated restrictions of protectionism these tools for resolving political issues are in the end useless in achieving the ultimate goal they are damaging for both sides and i think everyone's interest in lifting the sanctions russia are included we realize it is difficult for individual countries to voice and you know the reasons why howeve

r.t. international with mina key arab great to have you with us this hour now our top story the spokesman for the u.s. led coalition against isis says that accurate figures for civilians killed in iraq are will never be known as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all know is lying this comes after amnesty international accused the us led coalition of committing potential war crimes during last year's operation to liberate the syrian city of raka from islamic state more now from anas to see it. this international report dubbed war of the hill ation devastating tolls on civilians in iraq to syria is a very highly critical analysis of the airstrikes that were carried out by the u.s. led coalition that involved britain and france on the city of raka from june to october twenty seventeen in their fight against isis and this amnesty international report talks of decimated families and neighborhoods says that not enough was done to protect civilians and that some of the attacks resulted in violation of international humanitarian law and i

led coalition of potentially breaking international law as it battled to liberate the syrian city of rockets from i saw last year. global news twenty four seven this is r.t. international in moscow my name's colleen bray wherever you are welcome to the program this tuesday the fifth of june is now four pm in the afternoon this tuesday three pm in vienna that's where we start this hour vladimir putin's on his first international trip there since starting his fourth term as russian president arrived in the austrian capital about an hour ago where he was welcomed by president alexander band about them and also hold talks shortly with chancellor could. more i guess to have takes a look at what we might expect from this visit. there is a wind of change blowing through europe or perhaps just a breeze but on the eve of live to me of putin's visit here to vienna the austrian vice chancellor comes out and calls for and then the sanctions the sanctions have damaged our austrian economy above all else and i've always warned against pushing russia into the arms of china is high time to end these painful sanctions and normalize political and economic relations with r

and another stories coalition cracks widen in germany as angela merkel's interior minister is quoted as saying he can no longer work with her. it's two pm and you're watching r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me and welcome to the program. three russian. three russians who sissies are gearing up for world cup clashes today sunday's games left many fans stand none more so than fans of germany and brazil josie marino and peter schmeichel break down the action in our studio in the heart of moscow. yes costa rica the school there one male and it was a terrific free thank you thank. you. thank you thank you mara who. actually come with fantastic thank you for inspiring me so quickly did i cause too many all sorts of problems they for sure found a way to play against germany who has since. two years of. school and seventeen goals. he's tubed by many people to be a world cup star and in his first game scoring this goal but he was exploiting the minister that defense if they didn't finish the incredible i mean i've never seen germany play they lacked so much imagination became went on the more desperate germany became and they were trying to win the

led coalition of potentially breaking international law as it battled to liberate the syrian city of rocket from myself last year. there is rally nusrat from r.t. international in moscow my name calling welcome to the program first off let's get on with president putin's visits to austria that show you their life now that is vienna where president putin due to arrive shortly it seems officials are lining up waiting to. see in the screen this is his first international trip since starting his fourth term as president and he was last in austria though in vienna in twenty fourteen. that was. the north stream to gas pipe going workings and the project for that so this is going to form part of this trip as well. on this visit is going to be the austrian chancellor sebastian curtin self relatively newly elected of course he took power after election last october thirty one year old forming a coalition with some right wing parties to form a government that now among some of the other issues are going to touch on this a lot between austria and russia of course that north stream to gas pipeline that i mentioned this meeting marks the fiftieth anniversa

led coalition of potentially breaking international law as it battled to liberate the syrian city of raka from myself last year. hi there live news worldwide from moscow i'm calling bray and this is r.t. international it's just turned seven pm in the evening on tuesday here in moscow it's six pm in vienna which is where we're concentrating on for the first part of the program and russia developing ties with the e.u. will not be damaged by sanctions that's the message reaffirmed by president putin at a media conference in vienna italy's first official trip internationally since starting his fourth term. we believe any politically motivated restrictions and protectionism these two theories over and political issues are in the end useless in achieving the ultimate goal they're damaging for both sides and i think everyone's interest in lifting the sanctions russia are included we realize it is difficult for individual countries to voice and you know the reasons why however this doesn't stop us from developing ties with austria. our correspondent in vienna. through two news conferences in two hours bring us up to speed on what we've heard so far. well it's been a hectic day very busy day

led coalition of potentially breaking international law as a battle to liberate the syrian city of raka for myself last year. as a live news twenty four seven this is r.t international one it's called embrace today the fifth of june five pm here in moscow four pm in austria which is where our focus is to begin with for the mayor putin is on his first international trip since starting his fourth term as russian president arrived in the austrian capital a couple of hours ago where he was welcome to the palace by president alexander van de balun in fact that's where you can see behind me a room that set up awaiting those two presidents to give a news briefing after the first talks that they've been having for the past ninety minutes or so. now mr putin's also set all talks with chancellor kurt next summer i guess the it takes a look at what we can expect from the visit. there is a wind of change blowing through europe or perhaps just a breeze but on the eve of lie to me of putin's visit here to vienna the austrian vice chancellor comes out and calls for and then the sanctions the sanctions have damaged our austrian economy above all else and i've always w

coalition government giving rise to fears of a major shift in europe's political landscape. hello to you this friday the first of your money is coming right welcome to your news from r.t. international first off for you this hour north korean officials have been meeting american diplomats in new york it comes amid uncertainty over a peace summit between the two countries later this month on thursday russia's foreign minister met with the leader of north korea so expressed his support for the escalation efforts but added that it should be handled gradually our correspondent has been following the delegation and was granted exclusive access to one of kim jong un's residences. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobile devices behind and now they're taking us somewhere. so we're here in this van and just two cameramen one photographer and myself following a lot of savings. in this area is completely deserted and it looks like we're in circling something that appears to be the palace. if only someone told me where exactly we are right now but we are being told to fall this man. who. i don't really know what exactly this place this but it looks to be th

coalition cracks and why didn't any. interior minister says he can work with. it monday morning a worldwide news headlines live from moscow and of course your latest footy action right here on r.t. international. so three russian host cities are gearing up for the world cup today sunday's games though left many stunned and not more so than the found. germany and brazil jos anybody know what peter schmeichel break down the action in our studio in the very best. costa rican school there one male and it was a terrific free thank. you. thank you thank you some are. mexico with fantastic thank you for inspiring me so quickly did i cause too many all sorts of problems they for sure found a way to play against germany the. since. two is a very. strong seventeen goal. he's tipped by many people to be a world cup star and in his first game scored in this school but he was exploiting the mean is that the sense that they didn't finish the incredible i mean i've never seen germany play they lacked so much imagination the game went on the more desperate germany became and they were trying to win the ball back and then the next game play is very very clever the way he defended last year shif

coalition in the region strongly me. also ahead america's ambassador to israel. diplomatic feedback to journalists covering the i.d.f. use of extreme force against palestinian protesters. across the world are run the clock is r.t. international from the team and myself you know neil welcome to the program our top story love him or putin said russia will work to strengthen ties with austria in spite of e.u. sanctions. the russian leader visited vienna on tuesday on his first international trip since starting his fourth term as president with the details. it's been an incredibly busy hectic day for vladimir putin between all the talks negotiations conferences and press conferences they talked about a whole hoost of issues and themes that have worried russia and austria of course one of them being sanctions. any politically motivated restrictions of protectionism these tools for resolving political issues are in the end useless in achieving the ultimate goal they're damaging for both sides and i think everyone's interest in lifting the sanctions russia are included we realize it is difficult for individual countries to voice and you know the reasons why however this doesn't stop us from developing ties with austr

coalition potentially breaking international law as a whole to may bring the syrian city of rock from muscular. reverie or chiming in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international i'm you know neal good to have your company our top story the love him or putin has said russia will work to strengthen ties with austria in spite of e.u. sanctions on sco the russian leader visited vienna on tuesday on his first international trip since starting his fourth term as president. of the tickets. it's been on the critically busy hectic day for vladimir putin between all the tulips negotiations conferences and press conferences they talked about the whole who issues and themes that have worried russia and austria of course one of them being sanctions. any politically motivated restrictions of protectionism these tools were his own political issues are in the end useless in achieving the ultimate goal they're damaging for both sides and i think everyone's interest in lifting the sanctions are included we realize it is difficult for individual countries to voice and you know the reasons why however this doesn't stop us from developing ties with austria it can i

r.t. i think it already has damaged your authority because of course issues in open conflict with iran so i don't forget there's another party in this coalition the social democrats who are effectively ideologically in another place entirely but they're just sitting back watching this in effect internal wrangling unfolding. interesting thing to note in german the german system the ministries the minister in this case the interior minister has competence in his own severe that's why he's able to say i'm going to go ahead on my own and put the police you know struck the police on the borders to send certain groups of migrants back if they you know if they don't fit the criteria and the chancellor is effectively sort of prima's into power and she's equal with their own ministers she just gets to say where the general direction has to pay and. this is a question now of her personal authority within her own cabinet and that's being really tested oh wow so at the end of last week of service what wondering whether this coalition is going to collapse this this this two week deadline this just seems to be just just pushing the problem just a little bi