welcome to so frame cohen sophie shevardnadze of the european people's party and victor audubon's desk party are locking horns over suspension in e.u. parliament is this the beginning of a major rift within the union well ask congress foreign minister peter. europe's biggest conservative choice long term on the dream of the budapest rejecting the new immigration fortunes and its sinister anti migration campaign hungry the accuses russians of undermining european security with the rise of euro to front government or three. hundred state concentration cool tree. branch or the like minded neighbors. damaging the standoff becomes the e.u. and with you it's like the right to write on the council. and foreign minister great to have you with us again you are always a very welcome guest on our show thank you for being with us and this time around we have lots of news to discuss because hunger is once again making the top charts when it comes to news to the bloc of the center right parties in the european parliament the european people's party has voted to suspend your ruling party fidesz. is a

a long gone sophie shevardnadze tensions are running high between india and pakistan over a deadly terrorist attack in kashmir with artillery and more. her fire from both sides and indian jet downed is this a random uptick in violence or a war in the making on this edition of the show will hear both sides out to. the two nuclear powers of south asia on the brink of war with pakistani based terrorists attacking indian soldiers and the indian air force in gauging pakistani fights is how you can cool heads prevail and prevent escalation managing to say face kind of election pressure in india and military influence in pakistan push the leaders towards radical decisions and will the cycle of violence in the rest of kashmir continue to threaten peace in the region. and will start with india in perspective ambassador a shark that former indian envoy to china and accept what i referred to at the ministry of external affairs he joins us to help shed some light on the conflict and master mr cantor the most recent escalation between india and pakistan since they have been contained now with pakistan re

hello welcome to seven and column says he shevardnadze tensions between iran and the u.s. spyro was washington pushing its european allies to abandon the nuclear deal and tehran unwilling to compromise can they still pull out of the nosedive while i ask dr who shanghai marie mahdi a three time iranian presidential hopeful and president of the american iranian council. the trump white house is tightening its noose around iran trying to isolate it in the middle east and pushing for europe to stop trading with the sanction his country but with iran's involvement in the region a crucial to the balance of power how far can the americans go in putting pressure on the road before it backfires with iran's new european friends to defy the will of washington and what will the leaders in teheran do in the face of yet another round of this standoff with america. doctor who is shanghai myanmar the president of the american iranian council welcome to the show great to have you with us. thank you very much for having me thinking about the sanctions against iran foreign minister zarif rec

welcome to sophie and comb sophie shevardnadze and the new trade agreement between the united states canada and mexico is under fire as mexico pledges not to ratify it with trump still cherish in place. while the agreement make it or will they are of no deal prevail ask the add in mexico's undersecretary for dorothy america and the country's chief negotiator in the us i'm seeing a talks. and eleventh hour deal of lutes a trade war between mexico and the united states but with terror still pending in trump building a border wall how will the new mexican government steer the country through this. the central american powerhouse managed to stand its ground this is the its northern neighbor would have to bow down to the entire systems of pressure from washington. ambassador siyad that mexico's undersecretary for north america and the country's chief negotiator in the u.s. embassy a top. welcome to the show it is really great to have you with us lots to discuss and mr savage you are mexico's kin diplomat in the talks over the us mexico canada dale new knocked up the process of negotiation

them to sophie shevardnadze the future of the hero's china trade dale remains uncertain differences persist. well waging bend to washington's pressure well we asked our senior advisor at economic diplomacy for china's foreign ministry. the world's two leading superpose are on a collision course the united states and china reluctant to trade dispute and china's rising money just challenging america's influence in the pacific but with the two powerhouse economies intertwined will the threat of bankruptcy be enough to stop both sides sliding fee. they're into conflict. showdown. chandan tsawwassen air adviser on economic diplomacy for china's foreign ministry welcome to the show it is great to have you with us so there is an announcement that a meeting between president trump and presidency has been postponed sort of in this parallel where they had no way a summit or a triumph basically walked away from a done deal is this a hint that the u.s. china tog south progressed about as much as those between washington and pyongyang the biggest difference is that. both beijing and washington at the wo

sophie shevardnadze the oscar winning drama green book cast racism in america back in the spotlight this is a problem a thing of the past or is it still an issue very much a life i ask kathleen alexander ramsey an award winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow up. half a century after the victories of the civil rights movement racial tension in america wrist still the problem these crime is on the rise spurred on by trump's controversial presidency will civil rights groups find a way to mount fresh camp. against racial hatred in america. could make his words be. unkind racism or the truth be rooted out from the united states. calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discrimination and segregated south jame crown may be a saying of the past but for instance film director spike lee.

hello welcome to sophie and colum says he shevardnadze tensions between iran and the u.s. spyro was washington pushing its european allies to abandon the nuclear deal and tehran unwilling to compromise can they still pull out of the nosedive well i asked dr who shanghai merom audience rich i'm iranian presidential hopeful and president of state.

now with suspension the party loses all membership privileges including voting rights r t sophie shevardnadze spoke to the hungarian foreign minister about what the move means. the migration there is an issue when it comes to the debates and the position of different parties on migration the first and our position is a very strong and time migration position which is not shared by many the core of the e p p s position moved you know towards the left from there it used to be this is pension happened it took place. they had all of your prime minister's office has said that if suspension happens that means that fetuses leaving the p.p. we become basically say that if we put our rights in the people on hold. and there is going to be a body or free persons appointed by the european people support these and they will make a report. but there are a few dozen israel used who does his actions are in line the charter was for this vote and in the meantime we have set up a body as well free persons who make a report whether to make sense to remain in the p.p. party you know and we are held responsible by

sophie shevardnadze the oscar winning drama green book racism in america back in the spotlight this is a problem with being of the past or is it still an issue of very much alive i ask alexander ramsey an award winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow. of a century after the crime is on the. controversial presidency we'll see. blue bloods groups find a way to mount fresh campaigns against racial a twit in america have dropped it in the bell connex is where it's been forgotten and can racism of the truly be rooted out from the united states. calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey now you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discriminations and segregated south jame crown may be a thing of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the d.n.a. of the united states days think it will ever

welcome to sophie uncombed sophie shevardnadze and the new trade agreement between the you.

sophie shevardnadze the future of the here is china trade deal remains uncertain differences persist. the regime burned to washington's pressure well we asked our senior advisor at economic diplomacy for china's foreign ministry. the world's two leading super girls are on a collision course the united states and china reluctant to trade dispute and join those rising money just challenging america's influence in the pacific but with the two powerhouse economies intertwined will the threat of bankruptcy be anough to stop both sides. floating further into conflict. or showdown. chandan sours siniora adviser on economic diplomacy for china's foreign ministry welcome to the show it is great to have you with us so the recent announcement that they meeting between president trump and presidency has been postponed sort of in this parallel where they had no choice summit or a triumph basically walked away from a done deal is this a hint that the u.s. china tog south progressed about as much as those between washington and pyongyang . the biggest difference is that. both beijing and washington

question this country's approach to arab israeli relations is a little of what he told sophie shevardnadze by the way. idea of two state solution is accepted by israelis but we have to be very very conscious that. we shouldn't get. beasts and we should not get more violence and more terror it seems that my government the israeli administration do not have any interest in creating any kind of peace process or any kind of negotiations that we lead to a better future for israelis and for the palestinians we do not seize their narrative they do not see our narrative and what we really need is someone from outside in the past we had the americans we lost because. they lost the palestinians so as they say cannot intermediate between us and the palestinians so somebody from outside should come and telling us look from outside is exactly what i see. in free so far here in moscow i'm kevin i mean have a great weekend. globalization lost its moral compass and maybe we have to put more values into the system my personal opinion is we have to strengthen by two national multilateral institutions now we

hello welcome to sophie uncombed sophie shevardnadze and the new trade agreement between the united states canada and mexico is under fire as mexico pledges not to ratify it with trump still tariffs in place. will the agreement make it or will they are it of no deal prevail ask the add in mexico's undersecretary for dorothy america and the country's chief negotiator in the u.s. m.c.a. talks. to trade between mexico and the united states but with terror still pending in trump building a buddha wall how will the new mexican government state the country through. the central american powerhouse managed to stand its ground visit its northern neighbor would have to bow down to the entire system to pressure from washington. i'm bassinet or just sad that mexico's undersecretary for north america and the country's chief negotiator in the us and ca talks welcome to the show it is really great to have you with us lots to discuss and mr savage you are mexico's diplomat in the talks over the us mexico canada deal the new knocked up the process of negotiation was started by the trumpet ministration do y

after an inflammatory immigration campaign the country's foreign minister talks to sophie shevardnadze next on.

a welcome to sophie i'm going sophie shevardnadze tensions are running high between india and pakistan over a deadly terrorist attack in kashmir with artillery and mortar fire from both sides and indian jet downed is this a random uptick in violence or a war in the making on this edition of the show will hear both sides out to. the two nuclear powers of south asia one small on the brink of war with pakistani based terrorists attacking indian soldiers and the indian air force and gauging pakistani point is how you can cool heads prevail and prevent escalation manager to safe kind of election pressure in india and military influence in pakistan push the leaders towards radical decisions and well the cycle of violence in the rest to kashmir continue to threaten peace in the region. and will start with the indian perspective ambassador a shock that a former indian envoy to china and accept which are referred to at the ministry of external affairs he joins us to help shed some light on the conflict and master mr confident the most recent escalation between india and pakistan since there hav

sophie shevardnadze spoke direct to the hunger in foreign minister about what this move actually means. the migration there is an issue when it comes to the debates and the positions of different parties on migration the first and our position is a very strong migration position which is not shared by many the core of the e.p. peace position moved you know towards the left from there it used to be this is pension happened it took place. they had a prime minister's office has said that if suspension happens that means that fetuses leaving p.p. in english you say that the verse suspended but these are suspended by ourselves meaning that before devote to suspend or exclude feed us we have announced that we suspend ourselves we step back we we become basically say that we put our rights in the people on hold. and there is going to be a body or free persons appointed by the european peoples for peace and they will make a report. out there or feed us israel used for this is actions are in line the charter of the other seven party you know we are held responsible by our voters by can hungry s

after an inflammatory anti immigration campaign the country's foreign minister talks to show from shevardnadze next on. just bilateral. customers go by. now well reducing lower. that's undercutting but what's good for markets it's not good for the global economy. welcome to so think oh i'm so if not said the european people's party and victor on balance desk party are locking horns over suspension in e.u. parliament is this the beginning of a major rift within the union well ask congress foreign minister peter c.r. . europe's biggest conservative cycling sundry of the budapest region. you immigration quotas and a sinister anti migration campaign hungry though accuses brussels of undermining european security with the rise of euro different governments and it's an austrian can't understand the confrontation cool truth russia or its banks or the like minded neighbors how damaging the standoff becomes for the e.u. and with unity support the rights of the new rights on the council. and foreign minister great to have you with us again you are always a very welcome guest on our show thank you for be

hello welcome to seven and column says he shevardnadze tensions between iran and the u.s. pyro was washington pushing its hear a pin allies to abandon the nuclear deal and tehran unwilling to compromise can they still pull out of the nosedive while i ask dr who shanghai maria madi a three time iranian presidential hopeful and president of the american iranian council. the trump white house is tightening its noose around iran trying to isolate it in the middle east and pushing for europe to stop trading with the sanction his country but with iran's involvement in the region that crucial to the balance of power how far can the americans go in putting pressure on terror before it backfires with iran's new european friends to defy the will of washington and what will the leaders in teheran do in the face of yet another round of their standoff with america. doctor who is shanghai myanmar the president of the american iranian council welcome to the show great to have you with us. and thank you very much for having me speaking about the sanctions against iran foreign minister cha

party loses all membership privileges including voting rights on top of this one today sophie shevardnadze speaking direct to the hungary and foreign minister about what that means so shows on air various times today. the migration there is an issue when it comes to the debates and the position of different parties on migration differs and our position is a very strong and time migration position which is not shared by many the core of the position moved you know towards the left from where it used to be this is pension happened it took place. they had all the prime minister's office has said that if suspension happens that means that t.d.'s is leaving p.p. in english you say that a reversal spend it but if you are suspended by ourselves. meaning that before devote whether to suspend or exclude feed us we have announced that we suspend ourselves we step back we we become basically say that if you put our rights in e.p. or hold. and there's going to be a body all three persons appointed by the european peoples for peace and they will make a report about there are feed us israel used he does

question his country's approach to arab israeli relations here's a little of what he told our sophie shevardnadze you can watch the full interview at r.t. dot com. ideals two state solution is accepted by israelis but but we have to be very very conscious that. we shouldn't get. peace and we shall not get more violence and mortar it seems that my government the israeli administration do not have any interest in creating any kind of peace process or any kind of negotiations that we lead to a better future for israelis and for the palestinians we do not see their narrative they do not see our narrative and what we really need is someone from outside in the past we had the americans we lost because. they lost the palestinians so they say cannot intermediate between us and the palestinians so somebody from outside should come and telling us look from outside this is exactly what i see. that's it for me so far this saturday or out international for the rest the team on duty this weekend have a good saturday sunday. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking for a two year pension account.

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a welcome to socioeconomics says he shevardnadze tensions are running high between india and pakistan over a deadly terrorist attack in kashmir with artillery. and mortar fire from both sides and indian jet downed is this a random uptick in violence or a war in the making and this edition of the show will hear both sides out to. the two nuclear powers of south asia one small on the brink of war with pakistani based terrorists attacking indian soldiers and the indian air force in gauging pakistan.