on russia's side what are some of those red lines go ahead. well he specifically didn't say yes to a word he said that russia would determine whether they were or itself in some respects i see this as an indirect reply to president mother calls statement that the european union and the west should get its act together and determine what it sees as its red line respect russia lot of the headlines that i saw here stressed that the west was going to be enunciating some sort of red lines and microbes was calling for them in fact phobias as an indication of a bit of a chastising if you will of much call by a macaw of western institutions. arguing that the west needed to come to a clearer vision of what it wanted from the west before talking about red lines in general and bush and i think was indicating that indeed if you want to go down that road this is a 2 way street exactly and if i share i me a it's the problem is over the the last 2 administrations it's you know it's either democracy promotion or. certain norms and they never make it very clea

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these kinds of problems haitians that would certainly be a red line if not well over the red line so anything that harbored any kind of sense of aggression is certainly a red line and i think you're seeing these signs of aggression now for some reason by i don't want to start a war. by that may want to start a war at a time when a putin has said even during his address today that in a qualitative sense russia has the superior weapons to the united states these days and that's a conversation will have to have another time dr michael rectenna will professor of liberal studies at new york university thank you very much for joining us we appreciate your time today there are many thank you. for. sex assaults and destruction of life on an appalling scaling clued in of children. testimony exposed in a new report finding france enabled the genocide of hundreds of thousands of rwandans in 1994 the document commissioned by the african states government says quote did nothing to stop the slaughter of ethnic tutsi the latest witness accounts paint a terrifying portrait. even today that sadness d

so the blue line has to hit the red line. but it doesn't come close. iant mogden works was regularly dumping untreated sewage anyway. this treatment works dumped untreated sewage on 43 days last year. we've looked at the data and believe it breached its permit on every single one of those days — that's billions of litres of sewage illegally dumped into the thames. thames water says that mogden and a small number of its sewage works have struggled following periods of heavy rainfall. the company says it's investing heavily and hasn't paid shareholders for three years. it says it has "firm commitments to provide the required additional capacity." "putting untreated sewage into rivers is unacceptable to us, even when legally permitted." we wanted to find out what was going on elsewhere. so we sent environmental information requests to the other ten water companies in england and wales. we've spent months going through the figures to work out exactly how sewage was being dumped in our rivers. our research makes one thing clear — the big water companies are

so the blue line has to hit the red line. but it doesn't come close. e giant mogden works was regularly dumping untreated sewage anyway. this treatment works dumped untreated sewage on 43 days last year. we've looked at the data and believe it breached its permit on every single one of those days. that's billions of litres of sewage illegally dumped into the thames. thames water says that mogden and a small number of its sewage works have struggled following periods of heavy rainfall. the company says it's investing heavily and hasn't paid shareholders for three years. it says it has "firm commitments to provide the required additional capacity." "putting untreated sewage into rivers is unacceptable to us, even when legally permitted." we wanted to find out what was going on elsewhere. so we sent environmental information requests to the other ten water companies in england and wales. we've spent months going through the figures to work out exactly how sewage was being dumped in our rivers. our research makes one thing clear, the big water companies are

in one case obama actually uses the phrase red line which had implicit meaning. but again it's an incident where we appeared to promise help that we were not truly prepared to deliver. we could provide a lot of help. it ended up coming later on in the form of covert aid. we had $1 billion dollars train and equipment program that trained tens of thousands of syrian fighters that delivered weapons to them as well as equipment and uniforms. .. opposition so fragmented it has a sort of unified office but the reality on the ground as there are hundreds of these small groups that don't necessarily work well together. some of them are people we don't want to associate with >> and i think to a person, the folks who worked with the obama administration said it was just a train wreck. we had good intentions but despite our efforts we cannot do anything about. critics would say we don't do not do enough. we did not intervene early enough. hillary clinton called syria the problem from hell. she isnd absolutely right about that. is much as we tried her that we had good soluti

but i think when we put red lines, we have to be sure to be credible and to make these red lines respectedby the orders. >> brennan: understood. >> if we want to be efficient, we have to accelerate the diplomatic agenda and u.s./europe -- all of us have to be very clear that we will never accept a new military operation on the ukrainian soil, and we havto bey to be edible. >> brennan: do you think that what president biden did with sanctions will make any difference to vladimir putin this time? will it stop him? >> i think we need an approachapproach to be clear bad on two pillars: one, dialogue. and i fully share the willingness of your president to dialogue. and i'm sure that president putin can be ready to reopen dialogue. but if we want a better system in terms of arms control, if we want to stabilize a lot of existing crisis in the world today, we need an open and frank dialogue with russia. >> brennan: will you sanction russia if they -- >> when we are not aligned. and i think after an unacceptable behavior, indeed, we have to sanction. this is what we did after ukraine or after a se

when it comes to foreign policy interests and those red lines need to be taken seriously and there lays the problem the west refuses to acknowledge russia as its own national interest. psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients. they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work the problem is in the long term and mostly disastrous suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms most serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful very often there are in full effects it up to something terrible and. trying to medicate life itself i just think i was in like i was just scared i was a scared little girl of 24 and like. the didn't have to be so complicated. greetings and sally taishan you know just when you thought that the united states postal service couldn't fall any further or take any more hits after 2020 well sorry humans can post man but it appears 2 $1021.00 isn't going to be any kinder to one

where the red line is.ll regret it, like they have regretted anything for a long time. —— like they haven't regretted anything. but is it moscow that's the threat? the us and nato say they are concerned by recent troop movements and a military build—up near ukraine. there is also concern about alexei navalny. the jailed opposition leader, is on hunger strike and in poor health. america has one russia of consequences if he dies. today, police detained more than 1,000 supporters of mr navalny. there were protests across russia. this was the scene in moscow, close to the kremlin. people marched through the city, defying the authorities, who called the protests illegal. russia will be free, they chanted. and "we're the power here". vladimir putin always says everything is ok, every single ward, he says, is alive. and i'm not ok with that. that's why i'm here. in his speech, vladimir putin made no mention of alexei navalny or protests. but, in many ways, what's been happening to mr navalny is a reflection of the

but i think that what mr putin is calling red lines is actually a red herring it is clearly did he's trying to mobilize his population because he's on the 3 or criticism and they've got elections in the autumn and it's a real tough situation for this regime for this system of purity and because the people are running away of the system so they're trying to mobilize to hold the own peculation mobilized by creating trouble and it would do you think he's bluffing though i mean we hear statements about all of these russian soldiers are massing along the border with ukraine is that a serious threat or is putting just bluffing it is for sure serious threats here showing us a very amitie of options which they have in hand from a fast escalation where they've been putting their ideas of a grounding of a hurry up in so-called own passport holders in the ukraine and also even telling today that it would be an asymmetrical. response for an arsenal which is nothing less than an escalation which is offering on the other hand it can be just a lot so that they're trying to technically swift and the

but i think that what mr putin is calling red lines is actually a red herring it is clearly did he's trying to mobilize his population because he's under 3 or criticism. they've got the elections in the autumn and it's a real tough situation for this regime for this system pretty and because the people are running away of the system so they're trying to mobilize to hold the on hook relation modernised creating trouble and it would do you think he's bluffing though i mean we hear statements about all of these russian soldiers are massing along the border with ukraine is that a serious threat or is putin just bluffing it is for sure serious threats and he's showing us a very amitie of options which they have in hand from a fast as collation where they've been putting their ideas for for grounding of a hurry up in so-called own passport holders in the green and also he was telling today that it would be an asymmetrical. response person which is nothing else than an escalation which is offering on the other hand it can be just a lot so that they're trying to technically swift the problem

warns western nations against confrontation saying moscow's response will be asymmetrical and if its red lines across president compared those who provoke russia to jungle book character. all sorts of little jackals run a room. just like in the kipling story. with the. child murderer going to damning new report sheds more light on how france quote enabled the forseeable genocide hundreds of thousands of people in rwanda in 994 also on the way. clashes break out in berlin this police disperse a 1000 strong anti lock down rally opposition brian gear deployed pepper spray and make more than a 100 arrests. a good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. this president has given his annual state of the nation address setting out his vision for the country as expected there was an international focus but. western powers to stop trying to provoke russia warned of an asymmetrical response. some countries have adopted the highly indecent habit of blaming russia with any excuse and usually without any reason it's turned into a kind of sporting competition a new sport of who speaks louder and we react

no, this is the red line we will not cross. my president is very firm on that.ussia who attacked ukraine. we all know that the key to the resolution of this conflict is in moscow and we are not going to talk with their proxies. russia basically says that, over months, ukraine has been taking provocative actions which indicate that, far from wanting peace, you are looking to provoke new levels of tension. they cite the actions you took against tv channels which are broadly described as pro—russian within ukraine. they talk about the antagonistic attitude you've taken to viktor medvedchuk, who is a powerful ukrainian oligarch and happens to be a friend of vladimir putin. do you regret some of these provocative actions your government has taken? i'm sorry, but russia treats any kind of move made by ukraine to protect itself from russia as provocation. if i follow that logic, you know, then we have to sit quietly with our hands down and wait until russia will end slicing us like a salami. no, we cannot allow this to happen. we will be protecting our country at all f

western nations against comprende taishan say moscow's response will be a sabbatical and hard if it's red lines of crossed president also compare those who provoked russia to jungle book characters. all sorts of little jackals run a room. just like in the kipling story how linked again with the rule of. mass rape child murder and ongoing trauma a damning new report sheds more light on how france quote enabled the forseeable genocide of hundreds of thousands of rwanda in 1904 also on the way. i clashes break out in berlin is police dispersed a 1000 strong anti lockdown rally offices in riot gear deployed pepper spray and made more than $100.00 arrests. watching r t international thanks for joining us. russia's president has given his annual state of the nation address setting out his vision for the country and as expected there was also an international focus that emir putin urged western powers to stop trying to provoke russia and warned of an asymmetrical response. some countries have adopted the highly indecent habit of blaming russia with any excuse and usually without any reason it's turned

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in that speech, he threatened retaliation for crossing the red line but never said where the red line's crossing the red line might look like. joining us now is, former u.s. ambassador to russia under obama, and an analyst. and nadya tolokonnikova, founding member of the russian protests collective pussy riot. michael mcfaul let me start with you, and that red line in his speech, what it could possibly mean and what do you think these protests mean? >> well lawrence, you just said it, the red lines are strange if you don't define what they are, it's very mysterious to me. lot of tough talk as there always is, lot of mentions of all their nuclear new weapons, and nobody is going to bosses around. but it was very ambiguous what he meant. i think he may have been referring to maybe ukraine, he mentioned, and alleged plot to kill us mr. in belarus, i haven't seen any evidence of that, but i think he was making a statement in regions, stay out of our business or we will strike back. but >> go ahead michael. for the protests, i was incredibly impressed, lots of people came out, these people

when it comes to foreign policy interests and those red lines need to be taken seriously and there lays the problem the west refuses to acknowledge russia as its own national. sun sara lee that china disagrees with america's foreign policy or that china disagrees with america's domestic policies that china disagrees america's monetary policy they don't want all that money for it to sell a few things are going to happen number one it's asked for or a global race to procure as many pick what is possible now on the geo political level china is leading the way this is the sputnik moment for a big point america can answer that this race or it can be left behind. welcome back the iranian president has said u.s. sanctions are preventing his country from receiving covert vaccines putting millions of lives at risk to wrong signed a contract in january for almost 17000000 vaccine doses through the w h o's kovacs scheme but 3 months on only a tiny fraction of those have been delivered at a time when cofa death so worryingly high president rouhani says that's entirely down to the trade restrictions

we know what the red lines are. we tried to bridge those gaps, but we also tried to find those areas where we have common ground. we have been able to find common ground on burma. with the chinese, we are working on climate change in, i think, a very positive way. we are not in the exact same place, but it is an area where we can have conversations with each other. the top u.s. diplomat in new york, it is my responsibility to find common ground so that we can achieve common goals but not to give either country a pass when they are breaking human rights values or pushing in directions that we find unacceptable. >> thank you. thank you, ambassador, and thank you for your busy month. yes, actually, my question was on china. on a personal level, did you find a good relations with the ambassador from china and russia, and do you have the feeling that there are, like -- i mean, the chances of building good relations, at least from what you just mentioned? thank you very much. ambassador thomas-greenfield: yes, as i said,

decide where the red line is.ng our security will regret it like they haven't regretted anything. —— fora —— for a long time. but is it moscow that's the threat? the us and nato say they're concerned by recent troop movements and a military build—up near ukraine. there is concern too about alexei navalny. the jailed opposition leader is on hunger strike and in poor health. america has warned russia of consequences if he dies. today, police detained more than 1,000 supporters of mr navalny. there were protests across russia. this was the scene in moscow, close to the kremlin. people marched through the city, defying the authorities who'd called the protests illegal. "russia will be free," they chanted, and "we're the power here". vladimir putin always says everything is ok. every single ward, he says, is alive. and i'm not ok with that, that's why i'm here. in his speech, vladimir putin made no mention of alexei navalny or protests. but, in many ways, what's been happening to mr navalny is a reflection of the state

western nations against confrontation saying moscow's response will be asymmetrical and hard if its red lines are crossed the president also compared those who provoke russia to jungle book characters. of little girls run a room. just like in the story howling to gain favor with. mass rape a child murder and ongoing trauma damning new report sheds more light on how france quote enabled the forseeable genocide of hundreds of thousands in rwanda in 1994 also. clashes break out in berlin as police disperse a 1000 strong antilock down rally officers in riot gear deployed pepper spray and make over $100.00 arrests. are broadcasting live director our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let's start with a story that is developing right now 1st in israel the israeli military says air raid sirens have sounded near the secretive dimona nuclear reactor site people across israel are reporting they felt their houses shake local media are citing unconfirmed reports that a patriot defense battery responded to a missile launched towards the country m

when it comes to foreign policy interests and those red lines need to be taken seriously and there lays the problem the west refuses to acknowledge russia as its own national. it's not simply that china disagrees with america's foreign policy or the china disagrees with america's domestic policies that china disagrees with america's monetary policy they don't want all that money printing sell a few things are going to happen number one it's mass war or a global race to procure as many big quite as possible now on the geo political level china is leading the way this is the sputnik moment for a big point on marriage you can answer that last race or can be left behind. coronavirus situation in india has taken a shot tonne for the wass more than 300000 new cases have been registered for a 2nd day in a row amid the shocking quote of our spike a massive fire has broken out in an intensive care unit apparently killing 13 of the 18 patients hospitals had already raised the alarm with a chronic shortage of equipment oxygen beds a doctor bust into tears while making this emotional plea for peopl

interests and those red lines need to be taken seriously and there lays the problem the west refuses to acknowledge russia as its national. president of france val's it not to give up the fight against islamic terrorism after a female officer is killed at a police station outside paris. reputation suffers another blow as the relatives of a woman who died after getting its jobs the vaccine maker we've heard from her family's lawyer. there was no warning about this on the information sheet or in the informed consent. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells our sister channel why. the e.u. failures have damaged the. politicisation tie their hands. tied the hands of industrialists and business and ultimately to the hands of the people they you went against the interests of its own members. are broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow this is international on john thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now we start in france where a female officer has been killed in a knife attack at a police station on the outskirts of paris the attacker was shot and killed by police

in that speech putin threatened retaliation for crossing a red line, but never said where the red lineg the red line might look like. joining us is michael mcfaul, former u.s. ambassador to russia under barack obama and an msnbc international affairs analyst, and nadya tolokonnikova, founding member of the russian protest collective p uss y riot. michael, quickly about that red line in vladimir putin's speech. what it could possibly mean and what you think these protests mean. >> well, lawrence, you said it. red lines are strange if you don't define what they were. it was very mysterious to me. a lot of tough talk, mention of their nuclear new weapons and nobody is going to boss us around, but it was very ambiguous when he meant. i think he may have been referring to maybe ukraine. he mentioned an alleged plot to kill mr. lukashenko in belarus that he had thwarted. i haven't seen any evidence of that. i think he was making a statement about his region, stay out of our business or we will strike back. >> nadya -- go ahead, michael. >> i was incredibly impress the. lots of people came ou

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red line. one was across russia's red line. but in i across russia's red line. but in each case, we are the ones who decide where the red light is. 0rganisers of any provocation crediting our security will regret it. like they have not regretted anything for a long time. well it comes as concerns grow over the health of the jailed russian opposition activist alexei navalnvy, who has been on hunger strike for three weeks. unauthorised protests have been taking across russia to demand his release. independent monitors estimate around 200 protesters were detained during rallies in the east. he marach experts say is like may be in danger and he marach experts say is like may be in dangerand are he marach experts say is like may be in danger and are calling for him to be evacuated. the statue marach experts say his life may be in danger. let's speak to our correspondent in moscow, steve rosenberg. —— human rights experts. do we have any sense to his true condition in hospital? we any sense to his tr

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you want to have a summit ok maybe but these are our red lines now it's up to you how to react to it now if the if the united states ignores that they already know what's going to happen if crimea is attacked they will unapologetically use everything in their arsenal to protect their sovereignty they have made this clear repeatedly and there is one way forward the minsk accords now get your protege. to follow through on it these are the only things we can do right now but i don't hear that coming from washington go ahead jeremy. well i think as dan said i mean maybe they won the war you know capitalism is in crisis i mean look at the domestic problems in the united states you know the country is kind of really starting to fall apart i mean the living standards are growing very bad i mean there's huge homeless rates the legitimacy of the government is crumbling so they play the foreign enemy car that mean. they try and unify the country towards a foreign enemy and it could lead ultimately to war and also i mean i think you have the you know military industries that are exceedingly pow

clearly putting out red lines there.t was interesting because vladimir putin said if those red lines cross that russia's response would be asymmetrical, swift and also very tough. certainly some pretty tough talk from the russian leader. kim, those remarks were made just before he started talking about russia's nuclear arsenal, some of the new weapons that russia is developing and already has in its arsenal. certainly you can see that vladimir putin clearly trying to show that he is going to be tough against any countries trying to put pressure on the russian federation. then of course you had what he didn't mention, the case of alexa and it was quite a big turnout, these protests across the country might not have been as big as the organizers billed beforehand but certainly a sizable crowd in moscow. i was at that demonstration pretty much the entire time as it was going on. security forces here in moscow pretty subdued. there were a lot of them especially around the area of the kremlin but certainly not detaining as ma

western nations against confrontation saying the response will be asymmetrical and hard if it's red lines are crossed. mass rape child murder and the ongoing trauma a damning new report sheds more light on how france enabled the foreseeable genocide of hundreds of thousands of one in 1904 also. clashes break police disperse and thousands strong antilock down rally officers in riot gear pepper spray and make over $100.00. i will hand things over to for you next news update coming up about 60 minutes from now but here's the latest cross talk straight ahead right here on the. pillow and welcome to crossfire we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle russia u.s. relations are in tatters at this point there is no reason to believe they will improve any time soon it appears washington is determined to force moscow to take the need this is delusional this will never. live in the most. interests of time. cross talking russia u.s. relations i'm joined by my guest lattimer goldstein in providence he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university in pittsburgh we have dan li