anything new anything is possible but challenges between russia and china really have to be resolved and in regards to india russia has put itself forward so all of the parties concerned as a mediator as a british because russia is telling china india and 3 and a half that leslie was so for all. less fuel cells for the soul the difference is that who is going to benefits it is going to be america last russia acts and as a mediator has not worked so far because china and india came to blows. questionis tension is growing that's free in china and finance and the chinese know who breaks out in strange china and india or china and 3 and a half chinese soldiers who die and die behind last may's weapons and those options are on incident safe india and so i do hope this challenge can be results you know but i think i think that given the case of ok having difficulty resolving these issues ok it's that these are very clear here but the other the other gambit is is to trust washington and i don't see that's possible i think that george you really i saw you nodding your head i mean the thing is

russia could be there was enough military force in china one day it could strengthen the national security of the russian federation now all that said i see the relationship between russia and china continue in syria blossom in the future but there are very serious challenges cigarettes you know sure he really has when it didn't have to be this way this wasn't an inevitability here this relationship we can put ever whatever adjective you want to put in front of it but this is basically the makings of washington i mean and and they did they did it with eyes wide open go ahead george yes without question. what 3. since the end of the cold war has been a massive expansion of nato something the russians would be to blame warned they didn't exist then read. the united states with the growing brown key military agreement with russia most recently from the i and the but before that from the a.b.m. treaty and now so they're planning with a group of the open skies agreement. and now you know it could be that the new start treaty has also put history so that one thing well the other thing which is o

so for power, but of course china and russia are not best in the international seats. [inaudible]. former allies themselves, they have crisis in their own relationships. vaguely, they share confession of what constitutes their own fear in their own backyards. including china moves through western and central asia. they find themselves in what russia continues to be its influence. "russia is now being granted by china is essential in several regions. and as china's power needs to grow, russia's role to diminish and relative is immediate - so we see these power shifts provoking pressures between russia and china unnecessarily tomorrow or next year. the five - ten years from now . and with the foreign policy, not just in the characterize russian china's main anonymous and sort of a newborn terry tim allies. that perhaps they might have this between them. [inaudible]. we are not suggesting some form of cold war lifestyle but recognizing there are fundamental differences buried and they might be exasperated over time. in the foreign policy gives them the chance to deal with it. bill: ano

in washington and london come from really or even recent times so for example china is continuing to try and undermine russia's predominance in central asia and i hope to come all the more so once china launches its one belts and it is it and then you have lost just very close relationship our relationships with india and vietnam which is a very serious concern for china because india and vietnam. through.

it with lots of rhetoric and thinking about that question frankly. >> a lot of arm waiting by china and russia and yet china remains the biggest emitter of carbon in the world by many multiples, so -- >> in the paris climate accord or the nuclear deal or any of these agreements, a lot of folks argue that to get the framework in place and improved over time versus not having one at all then everyone is just kind of willy-nilly doing their thing so how do we get a framework like the nuclear deal. they are different issues but i'm trying to get to the core issue and then build on it. >> it goes to the question whether the country you are trying to effect, iran and its nuclear program or china and its nuclear missions are put in a stronger or weaker position by the underlining agreement. i would say obviously it depends on the particular circumstances, but the experiences were so eager to have a deal and say we've made progress that you leave the target in a better position after than before and you've got the problem of how you change the relative position so i think this is more rhetorical in ma

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our economy in the name of saving the environment and give russia and china and india a pass. if you are in the oil and gas industry tonight, you need to be worried. you better take every friend you got and called them tonight and tell them to vote for donald trump because if you don't you're going to lose your job in the next decade or less. >> sean: joe biden has taken five the last six days off, the bar is so low for him, he barely survives and you're hanging on the seat of your pants, is he going to be able to spit the next sentence out? with the issue with his son and all of these countries and mon money, now there's an avalanche of evidence, now there's witnesses, emails, text messages, how does that play o out? >> if character is on the ballot, that means what did you do, what did your family do when you are vice president? hunter biden monetize the vice presidency. hunter biden's business partner is not a russian plant. there is no reason to believe that hunter binds business partner made this up. he's got the evidence. will the media look at it? i don't know. i do kno

a lot of arm waving by china and russia and yet china remains the biggest in midair of carbon in the world by many multiples. a lot of folks argue you get the framework in place and they and approve it over time so, what do you say to people who say get a framework in place . they are very different issues. ofit goes to the question the country you are trying to affect, whether it is iran and andnuclear program or china is carbon emissions are put in a stronger or weaker position by the underlying agreement. i would say it depends on the circumstances, but we were so eager,o have a deal, so you have the problem of how you change the relative positions. i think this is more of a retarded -- rhetorical -- rhetorical issue. vivian: ok. i want to get a couple more questions and. we have just about 10 minutes last. we have a former deputy legal advisor. what should the long-term strategy be, and is the vision to simply block these technologies or take punitive action. any of you jump in please with your thoughts. at ambassador bolton: i think we should do more than block them. i think the

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capacity of china's army time will show how it will develop we can't exclude it we've never heard this before from the russian president what's changed go ahead and carries a fight. with russia and china has gone from the brink of war with each other.

to become a member of the un human rights council the rights defenders expressed concern over china and russia as election. displaced and devastated the human cost of the conflict over nicola cutbacks the ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan fell to this. election abortion obamacare and guns some of the topics featuring on day 2 of the confirmation hearing of president trumps u.s. supreme court nominee amy kone barrett republican and democratic senators each had 30 minutes to ask about subjects that when porton to many americans the full senate could vote by the end of the month on whether to appoint a just ahead of the u.s. poll on november the 3rd. well democratic vice presidential candidate comes to harris was among the senators who questioned barrett she grilled a federal judge on a range of issues from abortion to the affordable care act my colleagues have asked you today whether you would recuse yourself from cases on the affordable care act you did not directly answer their questions and instead you described the process by which that would work or happen and so my question is isn't

we are the envy of the world, russia, china, there is no country. we are the envy of the world about the best equipment of the world all made in the usa. we also passed va choice and va accountability. we killed the leader of isis. and we took out the world's top terrorists. he's dead. i withdrew from the last administration's disastrous iran nuclear deal. $1.8 billion in cash. what a stupid deal. and that first call i get, if we win, we've got to win. the first call i get will be from iran. they will want to make a deal so badly because their economy is in tatters. i recognize the true capital of israel and opened the embassy in jerusalem. and instead of never ending wa wars, we are forging peace in the middle east. a vote for republicans is a vote for the american dream. that's what it is. abraham lincoln was a republican. over the next four years, we will make america into the manufacturing is super power of the world this date, right here. and we will end our reliance on china once and for all. we will hire more police, increase penalties for as

are ramping up sanctions in a global punishment regime opposed by nato nations sanctioned china russia and scores of other countries seeking a mitigation of economic warfare during coded joining me now from geneva is the un's new special on the negative impact of unilateral course of measures on the enjoyment of human rights professor elena do hon thank you so much alina for coming on i just have to ask you firstly about the contribution of your predecessor repertory address he was who came on this show to talk about the pitfalls and the humanitarian disasters that are created by sanctions. what do you say about his contribution. thank you very bright very big he asked me your view. so you were. very clear. to me action. to protect human. now you know that the country i'm speaking to you from britain imposes sanctions on say venezuela or it recognizes a different president britain also sanctions north korea there are u.s. sanctions being imposed on different countries what why has the u.n. secretary general said that coronavirus should mean a lessening of sanctions anyway. indeed. and

china. you do. i don't make money from russia or ukraine. you do. i ran because of you and barack obama. you did a poor job. if you did a good job, i wouldn't have run. let's get off the china thing and he looks. the family around the table. just a typical politician when i see that. >> let's talk about north korea. >> i'm not a politician. that's why i got elected. >> sean: all night joe was struggling to defend himself. instead of making cogent points, joe went to his favorite go-to line. come on, man. come on, man. are you a junky? that is one of my favorites. he did it numerous times throughout the night and throughout the campaign. take a look. >> why the hell would i take a test? come on, man. come on. it's like saying before he got in this program, you take a test where you're taking cocaine or not. what do you think? are you a junky? come on. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or trump and you ain't black. >> don't worry about it. come on. i got votes for that bill. i convinced people to vote for it. >> the radical left -- >> would you shut up, man? come o

russia, china, every one of them, they are all jealous. what we have is not even to be talked about. i actually mentioned this at a rally two months ago, and they said "he's giving away information." no, i'm telling you, we have stuff to dream about. all made in the usa, $2.5 trillion. and you know what, hope to god we've done our nuclear appeared we are number one in the world by far. it it was going down the tubes, but we hope to god we never have to use it. remember when i came in with this personality, we will be and they were in the first week. where is the war? where is the work? remember? you would have been in a world without me because nuclear war with north korea. and now i get along great with him. that is terrible -- no it is a good thing. getting along is a good thing, not a bad thing. and you get along is a strength, not a weakness. never get along with a weakness. [cheers and applause] and we launched the first branch of the united states armed forces. and i never even talk -- when i came to north carolina and talk to you, i

might their power over the global financial infrastructure or pacify any potential opponents from russia china iran. even germany is or are us sanctions now and we'll see what this will lead to. same of man's best friend is joining the ranks against the global pandemic in russia or china or working with a special cross breed dog which is letting to finish out the covert cases they'd never know where to hide. well. donald procedures pretty simple there are 2 samples of non-infected and effective volunteers and the dogs are learning to identify covert actions by smell. they have an outstanding sense of smell that's not only very keen but they also possess an ability to switch from small concentrations to be kwan's and vice versa which is very difficult for many other dogs besides they are a small size which is convenient because they can squeeze through easily that heaven in turn search ability. thanks for joining us there on r.t. international we're back at the top of the hour with all the latest on the event. i just want to toss as american citizen today to the top 5. rather an attempt to be u

with respect to china. >> martha: is a piece in the south china morning post that says -- over russia-china-militaryiance. so some might argue that the much more aggressive stance towards china might drive those two adversaries of ours closer together. is that something that concerns you and do you think it is a direct result of our more aggressive stance against china? do you think of more conciliatory approach might have prevented those two from coming together? >> no. what we see is these two authoritarian regimes have been working together for many years and much of china's defense industry came from russia. russia has been supplying them for years and years. we will see a battle, we will see a divide in the world and a divide in the world won't be the old ussr divide to, you will now see a divide in the world between governments that believe in our values like brazil and india and europe and the u.k. and north america. democracies, governments and countries that believe in the rule of law. on the other side you have countries like iran and russia and china getting closer together and those coun

we have important military relations with russia china and other countries and we also have agreements with moscow in order to develop our air system and air forces were very careful not to launch an arms race that could turn the region into a barrel of gunpowder we are ready to sign military and security treaties with gulf states for stability in the region. the international red cross says a stable ceasefire is needed in the karabakh so it can help civilians the head of the agency says so far it's only been able to provide limited aid there are reports of shelling. which continues days after azerbaijan armenia agreed at your humanitarian truce the latest fighting over the disputed region broke out 3 weeks ago. in armenia civilians are volunteering to help those on the front line so many the fighting is different from the war in the 1990 s. when retailers reports in the capital the air. strip by strip not by not now hoping to save lives the women and teenagers in this year around school are making camouflage netting to send to the frontlines their volunteers part of armenia's home fro

are ramping up sanctions in a global punishment regime opposed by nature nations sanctioned china russia or in schools of other countries seeking a mitigation of economic warfare during coded joining me now from geneva is the un's new special on the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights professor elena do hon thank you so much alina for coming on i just have to ask you firstly about the contribution of your predecessor. was who came on this show to talk about the pitfalls and the humanitarian disasters that are created by sanctions. what do you say about his contribution. well. thank you for inviting me here and there before me that he asked to meet your despair so he would. present at least very complicated. to me. to meet functional he's so i made sure of his shoulders. to move to protect human rights and be parishioner relates to. my rat race now you know that the country i speaking to you from britain imposes sanctions on same venezuela or it recognizes a different president britain also sanctions north korea there are u.s. sanctions being i

but nobody should think that we're backing cold war, bilateral nuclear deals with russia where we just let china have a free pass. >> john's right about that. vivian, i think it's fair to say that russia has adopted the stance of sponsoring an outdated treaty that, as john said, goes back ten years. and adopting the false metaphor that, well, what's theirs is theirs and what's ours is negotiable. sounding like they're wrapping theirselves in the blanket of peace. john's right, we deserve to have a balance here but russia's diffidence here is misguided, wrong headed, and we've got to some day bring china into this discussion because it is accelerating its military strength far quicker than even russia. >> i'm going to hit upon -- partly because i'm a space junkie, but given that these countries are very much involved in the space race as well and the dominance of the, you know, great frontier. what are the challenges and opportunities presented by new domains of operation of space and how has the creation of the space force impacted our approach to space security and defense issues in general? an

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we have important military relations with russia china and other countries and we also have agreementsth moscow in order to develop our air system and air forces were very careful not to launch an arms race that could turn the region into a barrel of gunpowder we are ready to sign military and security treaties with gulf states for stability in the region. dozens of u.s. politicians are calling on agents president to release jell journalists and critics of his regime they say prisoners lives are at risk because of crying a virus outbreaks in overcrowded and dangerous conditions laura benignly reports. activists journalists and lawyers are among the thousands of prisoners in egyptian jails moved to how flimsy challenges for challenging president abdel fattah theses regime in that is to him 56 members of congress criticize the unjust attention of egyptians for exercise now fundamental human rights. he's accused of locking up his critics and notoriously overcrowded and dangerous presence the american politicians are urging sisi to free all political prisoners mourning the continued impris

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will continue to be a power on board, course china and russia are not. [inaudible] but former allies themselves to what you were a period of crisis in their own relationship. in countries that share what constitutes their own influence and backyard. as china moves through western and central asia russia considers being it's -- is being supplanted by china is essential arms dealer in several regions. and as diminish the pali seems to grow russian role is diminish in relative terms. so it's potentially provoking china not nestlÉ tomorrow or next year but five to ten years from now. but we help with foreign policy will be judicious and not simply characterized by china's being authoritarian allies to necessarily pose together. rather make foreign policy decisions that might perhaps expose some of the daylight between them. not necessary trying were not suggesting some form of latter day cold war. but there are fundamental differences that are to be exacerbated over time with u.s. foreign-policy gives them the chance. sue beck thanks very much. another china

secretary of state might pompei or said in a statement that the election of cuba russia and china countries with a poor and human rights records validates the trumpet ministrations decision to withdraw from the council and 2018 and to use other venues and opportunities to protect and promote universal human rights which is a professor of political science at george washington university he says that geopolitical considerations drive decision making at the u.n. . this resonates with the principle that international laws always support it to geopolitics and with china as powerful as it is and at the head for example of the asia infrastructure an investment bank with its economic political and military power. it's really going to stand out opposed their 5 regions within that hold slate candidate elections 'd and in the majority of cases at least in this cycle their only asia pacific region was contested which included saudi arabia and china by the way. so what this shows is the geo political might consider ations matter and that's the case with russia as well i think russia. which basically lo

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has kept about offs crisis american cities saw it after russia china. south korea responded by urging pyongyang to commit to previous agreements on disarmament. japan also expressed concern saying it would continue to boost its military defenses and. i will refrain from mentioning various individual missiles but in general terms when we are aware that some new missile is make it difficult for conventional equipment to deal with when they were part of a corner. but for all the bravado on show in north korea analysts noted that kim jong un also appeared to be holding back. he's not yet tested a new weapon leading some to say it may not even. and that it could be a tactic to increase his leverage in any future talks with the united states. for more on this i'm joined now by dr sujan lim an analyst on not could unify from the university of central lancashire in the u.k. dr lim welcome how much of a cause of concern would you say is this new missile. as i see our having the missile itself isn't that much new thing for us is that kind of tactics been there fo

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comes to what messages the outside world might read from this they did last holmes when it came to russia chinaickes haitians of who is corrupted by outside powers how do you think. how do you evaluate some of the messages that the outside world might be receiving from this. well i think there was so much on troops that it's very difficult you know donald trump was hurling completely false allegations against you know by you know that required $5000000.00 from russia that he was taking money from china none of which is remotely true in turn. joe biden tried to take donald trump as the one who's pay taxes and trying to who has a chinese bank account i think for the most part it was a lot of sound and fury not signifying very much of substance on foreign policy. and you mentioned that i think you're right it was more different terms of style than substance was that down to the new light control protocol of no candidate want to be seen to be faded down through a sentence i think that's exactly right that my control and the excellent moderation by christian welker were absolutely critical i thought