spokesperson dmitri peskov here said that the kremlin would like to see him out before him here in st petersburg but house arrest means house arrest and we didn't see mr calvary at the forum on day one now here's a crucial thing the u.s. ambassador to russia decided to boycott the same petersburg forum because of mr calgary's case and this was a clear signal from.

she will also be one of the key speakers at russia's major investment conference and st petersburg on friday. hooten and she are meeting in russia as world leaders gathered on the east coast of england to mark the 75th anniversary of the detail landings hootin who attended the 70th anniversary commemorations in france 5 years ago that has not been invited russia was not involved in d.-day but the soviet effort was crucial of course in defeating the nazis on the eastern front with china and russia in recent years has aligned their foreign policy positions at the united nations and in regard to major international crises such as syria and iran nuclear program putin and televised remarks at the start of the talks at the kremlin culchie a friend of the chinese leader said that he hoped the talks would be a success and at this point we are waiting for the 2 to make a joint statement after they sat down and have those talks in central moscow. today is the 1st day of a 3 day state visit by. excuse me the chinese president here in moscow. during the visit the 2 sides are expected to sign abou

st. petersburg.inutes from the start of equities trading end up next we will take a look at stocks to watch at the open, including the spanish banks as mike pence warns mexico's tariffs are on their way. ♪ matt: we are just over five minutes away from the start of stock trading across europe and the u.k.. from our equities team, you are looking at mexico exposed stocks, right? >> that's right. european shares with exposure to mexico will be in trouble today after mike pence said the u.s. is still planning to impose new tariffs on mexican goods next week. among the companies that will be watching will be automakers such as volkswagen and bmw and of --rse spanish banks, such as which fell when the tariffs were first announced. watching --e also >> absolutely. we are waiting for a bloomberg scoop. one option would be to combine a spanish unit with italian parent. we will be watching for that today. matt: thanks very much. you can get the latest stock stories from our team by tapping first to on your blo

st. petersburg international economic forum in st. tersburg, russia. >> and investor tension now turns to the job marke a new report out today showed the number of americans filing applications for unemployment benefits was unchanged last weeu esting that the labor market does remain on solid footing, but a sepate report signaled the job creation could be slowing. outplacement firm challenger, gray & christmas said they had 70% mor layoffs in may than compared to april and the vernment releases its monthly employment report which had 148,000 jobs and an unemployment rate of 3.6%. >> it is time to take a look at me of today's upgrades and downgrades. advanced microdevices is fro equal weight to underweight at morgan stanley. the analyst says the is in a position to gain market share. the stock surpassed that, and clothing today at 31.82 and united continental was upgraded to buy from neutral at goldman sachs. the analyst says the stock is set to rebound in the second half of th year and the price target is $108. the stock rose 1% to 82.

st. petersburg. what is your answer to that question? annmarie: good morning. i have an incredible panel where i will be talking to alexander novak and a number of executives from total, royal dutch shell, and bp. the two things many want to know coming out of this panel is do we have a date for the opec meeting? we can't evensay decide on a date. how will they decide on production output. the second thing we want to know is -- we know he wants to extend but it iser of a cut, a different picture for alexander novak. he has been under pressure from state oil giants. k we heard yesterday at the forum that russiah needs to defend themselves against u.s. shale andalid al saying the u.s. -- using oilh oil as a political weapon. nejra: oil, getting a bit swept up with risk assets and general concerns around trade. do not miss our big energy panel. we will be hearing from oil executives, live from st. petersburg. you can catch that on bloomberg tv 8:00 a.m. london time. let's get a check on the markets. we

st petersburg is one of the cities so today it's all about football here in the vitus of the north now behind me you can see the football pitch some kids and adults are now strutting their stuff but just a short while ago a match of legends was held here at the u.a.e. for against the russian legends the absolutely incredible game which ended 16 goals to 16 goals in regulation time and it was decided on a penalty shoot out the russians won 4 goals to 3. and i had the privilege of commentating that game i will bring you all that later on my show roth take on r t but i actually managed to mingle with some of these players including fair amount of money and this including diabetes again who ever played football and watched football in their lives know these names these are legendary players i mingled with i asked them questions about what they felt about the euros next year and the prospect of while holding it in st petersburg and 10 more cities across the continent they seemed very very positive it's worth also noting that today the ticketing the official ticketing program for you a full

everybody's enjoying the beautiful game in the beautiful st petersburg. thank you for bringing that report. that's our global news update for this hour and thanks for tuning in. greetings and. let's kick things off with a new scandal in the world of big brother watchers this week just as the us government law enforcement agencies multiple airlines in the tech giants of silicon valley were singing the praises of the magical wondrous convenience of importance of facial recognition technology a major blow to their manufactured reality lended in the form of a cyber attack on monday buzz feed and other outlets reported to us customs and border protection subcontractor data breach that exposed the photos of tens of thousands of travelers coming in and out of the united states the breach consisted of identifying photos a license plate images taken over a month and a half of a single port of entry and it involved close to 100000 travelers and while according to officials no other identifying information was included with the photos and no passport.

the park here is functioning and everybody's enjoying the beautiful game in the beautiful st petersburg. police have used tear gas water cannon and pepper spray against demonstrators and hong kong where lawmakers have delayed voting on a controversial extradition bill after tens of thousands took to the streets in protest many held aloft in reference to hong kong's umbrella lucian and 2014. i think. i. think think think think think. now the bill in question would enable the family autonomous region to extradite suspects to mainland china but activists say that would feed too much control to beijing and encroach on hong kong special status they fear a politically motivated extraditions though china argues the bill is needed to prosecute crimes by hong kong residents on the mainland numerous shops spanx and companies gave their workers the day off to protest on wednesday last sunday over a 1000000 people in the city protested the same issue. that's a news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. so you say that preexists the end of the

st. petersburg. don't miss that interview at 3 p.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ pence: at this point about the tariffs will be imposed on monday, we have made that very clear. discussions are going to continue in the days ahead. francine: that was the u.s. vice president mike pence talking tariffs on mexico. ,oining us is lucy macdonald chief investment officer of global equities at allianz. at the global markets, treasury yields are lower. how do you make sense of all of this? -- in an a a deflationary environment, in risk of a recession? lucy: i would say we are not in danger of a recession, but the trade war is having a negative impact on demand, no question. the question for us is how are companies going to be affected? , not justhole relative to each other. time for companies which have been telling us how agile they are to demonstrate that. to do that in the ways they are dealing with pricing, the supply chains, and the investment decisions about where they will locate capex. these are th

the st petersburg economic forum. sustainable development this is consistent with the common concerns of the international community and. relevance today we. the world today is occurring. on president. unprecedented in centuries and the rate of growth of the emerging markets. this is only in countries that have been president. and vice. president changes and. sharp competition taking place against the background of the new spiral it is a scientific and technological revolution and transformation in history the global governance system and the. process are as never before out of proportion that it would. be world uniting the efforts countries and beneficial cooperation is the path that will all countries often without exception in the global dimension. this enable development is the maximum common denominator of global cooperation quarreling signing a treaty 5. the united nations sustainable development agenda for the period up to 2030 in the spirit and motivate us he coexistence of man and nature is taking into accoun

st. petersburg i thought your question to your last guest mr.in was interesting in russia and china has been strengthening ties over the last month as the china and u.s. grow further and further apart. what happens to russia if u.s./china relations improve i'm interested to see what you've got to say. geoff? >> reporter: yeah. i think it's a fascinating story. i keep asking the questions, of course, because the people who will know the answers best are those business people who are at the epicenter of this current storm. that's why it was interesting talking to the chairman of dp world. they have just signed a deal here that gets them involved in the arctic business. that's an area of some international dispute, of cou e course, with many companies vying to be involved so let's have a listen to my conversation with the chairman of the company >> the road is going to be passing because next to their shore. the russians have what's going to maintain it year round. so it is nine months but three months need to use ice. we are a company in business

their own backyard well i'll come back with more and more details of what's the st petersburg international economic forum and later today. another decision makers on the policy former. thanks very much for that the 4 runs from thursday right through to saturday thousands of delegates all influential who will be following them closely hopefully between a few of them to between now and. next the concerns of a press freedom have been raised in australia if the police raids on a prominent journalist and then on australia's national broadcaster the a.p. say over the cases are not linked police say the search is a based on the disclosing of classified information. the criminalisation and greg down on national security journalism is spreading like a virus these sun president is already having effect journalists must unite and remember that courage is also contagious this police raid against our partners at a.b.c. is an attack on press freedom which we at the b.b.c. find deeply troubling the australian federal police rate race serious concerns about freedom of the press they could have a chilling

are here and st petersburg so perhaps the signal didn't really work out the way the u.s. government wanted in the meantime guess who was the most senior international guest this former chinese leader xi jinping and his status as the number one best is definitely also a message that russia is sending out to the outside world and the times of trade wars his words that fly who is his closest friend how's that for a headline coming out of russia on the foreign week here's another headline for you embattled chinese tag. huawei has struck a deal with russia to build the 1st ever 5 g. network in this country and we know that while we has been in turmoil since last month when donald trump banned american businesses from selling high tech equipment to the chinese tech giant that meant that while we users all over the world would stop getting google android updates well as you can see this didn't stop wall way from doing big business and signing a massive contract to develop 5 g. and the world's biggest country. the reserve bank of india has cut a key interest rate to its lowest le

st. petersburg, and i would say his language on trade was very measured.erhaps an indication that he doesn't want to use a venue like this to upset t delicate, ongoing trade negotiations. and the reality is, of course, thatf all of the talk in st. petersburg, the size of trade between rsia and china is than that ly smaller done between the u.s. and china. perhaps the reason why president xi's language was cautious a ndtimately he described both presidents putin president trump as his friend. this is jeff cutmore in st. petersburg, for the nightly business report. >>> now to another issue that affects investhat would be the capital gains tax. billionaireedge fun manager stanley drunkenmiller said today he doesn't have a problem with the higher capital gains and he exain ide >> i don't really think capit gains promote investment as much as advertised out there and it's hard for me to believe that larry page and mark introductionerberg and jeff bezos and oh, my gosh, the capital gains will be 35% and i'm not going to try to fund amazon and google. i don't hav

and it's in st petersburg for us as to what is on the agenda for the for this year. yes president changing bring in the main a guest of honor here at this in petersburg economic forum and he has brought a significant delegation of a 1000 people the 50000 people who are attending but there's another name going around during this conference and that's the name of michael caliphate he's a u.s. investment banker and he was arrested in february on those charges. of frauds which he says are being fabricated he is now under house arrest but his arrest has shocked many investors and the u.s. official delegation is not boycotting this event because of his arrest now he has us to be here during this forum and the kremlin was actually quite supportive and they said day he should be here but they couldn't intervene in the law so basically his case focuses on this legal uncertainty here in russia many people many thousands of russian business men are also. under arrest or in detention because of unclear charges and the big question here now is is calvin coming or not so what does

in st petersburg were leaders. of international decision makers have gathered to this. business the international economic forum earlier in the day the russian president warned of possible global threats not the united states withdrawal from a missile defense agreement is a step towards destabilization. following the forum for us. some of the wealthiest businessmen on this planet international official will spend most of their time at the international economic forum here at the venue but those who get an invitation on the 1st day of the floor actually head to vladimir putin st petersburg residence at some point during the day to take part in the events chaired by the russian leader and one of these events was a get together with the heads of the most important international news agencies and during that panel vladimir putin had quite a few quick cool things to say about washington raising signatures on some of the most important treaties that control the use of missiles missile defense and so on we can remember how george w. bush decided to ditch the anti-ballistic mis

reports from st petersburg . florida mia put into words must have been music to the ears of his guests of chinese president xi jinping is on a 3 day state visit to russia at a time when china is involved in a trade war with the united states and the relationship between the 2 worlds largest economies is at a low. it is clear who is to blame. it is how the united states i regret to say that x. today it extends the jurisdiction across the whole world by the way i already spoke about it 12 years ago not only contradicts the normal logic of communication between the nations in the reality of the complex multi-polar world most importantly it does not meet the challenges of the future. both put an end she has described their relationship as unprecedented trade between russia and china has reached a historic high of more than $100000000000.00 and the 2 leaders have decided to start using the national currencies to be less dependent on the u.s. dollar look at the sizes of the economies china and russia are far apart but

preach and not only when it comes to trade wars the russian president's assessment came at the st petersburg international economic forum and speaking alongside other world leaders. british prime minister theresa may officially steps down as the leader of the conservative party now in the race to replace her is on with 11 candidates vying the job. elite audio recording that reveals the hidden misgivings of u.s. secretary of state michael about what may follow if venezuelan president maduro steps down. or broadcasting one to reference to do is in moscow this is r.t. international and sean thomas glad to have you with us now world leaders have taken to the stage in st petersburg including the russian and chinese presidents in a lengthy q. and a at the international economic forum president putin told the packed congress hall that america's push for dominance could be a driving force toward something more than just economic disputes our correspondent at the former go in our tease sophie shevardnadze who was the moderator at the event signature session gave us a taste of the main event. but why

of many renowned experts across various fields are gathered in st petersburg one is. the founder of the russian cyber security company lab he spoke exclusively to r.t. . well actually where they speak about that i suppose the national caucus all the time i see that we have a benefits from the old this media pressure because we believe in the rush hour and we are still supposed to see it rational caucus so i would acknowledge that some products leap up their throats like us much better than our competitors. everyone is aware about their infrastructure or decide better and are going to the backs of many of them this being the cybersecurity language of the vulnerabilities it will be at bison said our but at the same time a still look at work to do because the most of the people people think about the computer security or smartphone security but that's not the end of the story because they as i see. the old the kind of devices that are around us unfortunately many of them the vulnerable what about the most part they should the security of the healthcare security to the us

well many experts across various fields are gathered in st petersburg one is eugene casper ski founder of the russian cyber security company casper ski lodge he spoke exclusively to us well it should be aware of this speak about i suppose the national caucus all the time i see that we have a benefits from the old this media pressure because relieving the pressure and feels to see a russian caucus so i would acknowledge some products they put up they throw at us like us much better than our competitors. everyone is aware of it for a start sure decide better and don't get the backs of many of them this being the cybersecurity language of the vulnerabilities that will be at bison said that a lot of the same time has to look at work too because the most of the people think of both the computer security or smartphone security but that's not the end of the story because they it's i see. that all the kind of devices that are around us unfortunately many of them the vulnerable what about the completion security of the healthcare security because unfortunately it is all these vulnerable based o

and so now i'm back to the north the capital st petersburg after a short break and today i'm going to be doing something very very special follow me i'll show you what it is. a match of legends. those are 5 big names from all over the world and 5 big names from russia. and your humble servant will be right here commentating the game. both. gold and by do you have a really beautiful use the bible amortization and actually a good score to go this season against manchester united. russians the likes of you know having a lot of gold and you know this will be quietly varies but there's a guest now on the ball to watch the bradleys held up well i intercepted and i had a look at all the last thing is you really do you know we'll just see all the reasons we are all still here we really need. to see they're getting louder about them and we've got a little bit 8 minutes remaining in the office you know even after we'll have a 10 minute break and then and i'm 20 minutes i was like at all. russians are on the ball again attacking me. very seriously after losing my one right here. it was at all th

house of representatives and in st petersburg across to scott rickard he is a former american intelligence linguist are joining cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump into in any time you want i always appreciate richard that pro the title of this program is trump winning so that's the question to you is he winning go ahead richard well there's a couple different ways to look at it one is frankly politically what's his standing in the eyes of the public and if you go by his own pollsters let alone fox news polls and every other independent poll in the key battleground states the answer is no let's put aside and typically the polls this far out don't tell you a whole lot but they tell you something which is that if every single poll including his own $2000000.00 poll of 17 key states shows him down which he then had to lie about this to tell people that didn't happen and then they said it was old news i mean depending on what they asked was which lie that they would talk. about the his own his own poll results they happen to corroborate the other independent polls to show that h

should not intervene in venezuela step bason has the latest from st petersburg. president putin has used this forum here in st petersburg to lash out again against the united states and the breakdown of nuclear forces treaties there were 2 major treaty still in place but the one the intermediate forces treaty has collapsed earlier this year because the u.s. is. accusing russia of violating the treaty then this one out of treaty still in place which is the new start treaty and that's the one last standing treaty to protect people against a nuclear war in the world so it's very crucial that this is going to be real negotiated and putin has been asking the united states to open these negotiations for a while now and he said there was a little room when he talked to president trump on the phone earlier and it was also some discussion about it when michael bay you visited russia a few weeks ago but now he says nobody is talking to me meaning that no negotiation no negotiations have started basically that's. correct to global security he sat at this forum of course the

whether american businessmen michael cali who is now under house arrest in russia will come to st petersburg he had been doing business in this country for years and always attended the forum until he was arrested on allegations of fraud mr kalvin is widely supported by the washington business community and elite and even the president's spokesperson dmitri peskov here said that the kremlin would like to see him out before him here in st petersburg but house arrest means house arrest and we didn't see mr calvery at the forum on day one now here's a crucial thing the u.s. ambassador to russia decided to boycott the same petersburg forum because of mr kalvin case and this was a clear signal from the u.s. government to the american business however the c.e.o. and top managers of companies like coca-cola google bull weighing in mobile p. and g. are here and same peter so perhaps the signal didn't really work out the way the u.s. government wanted in the meantime guess who was the most senior international against this form chinese leader xi jinping and his status as the number one best is defini

spokesperson dmitri peskov here said that the kremlin would like to see him out before him here in st petersburg but house arrest means house arrest and we didn't see mr calvary at the forum on day one now here's a cool thing the u.s. ambassador to russia decided to boycott the same petersburg forum because of mr kalvin case and this was a clear signal from the u.s. government to the american business however the c.e.o.'s and top managers of companies like coca-cola google bull weighing in mobile p. and g. are here and same peter so perhaps the signal didn't really work out the way the u.s. government wanted in the meantime guess who was the most senior international against this form chinese theater xi jinping and his status as the number one best is definitely also a message that russia is sending out to the outside world and the times of trade wars his words that who is he. closest friend how's that for a headline coming out of russia on the foreign week here's another headline for you embattled chinese tech giant huawei has struck a deal with russia to build the 1st ever 5 g. network in this

st. petersburg. we will be back at spief throughout the week.rd to hearing what headlines come out of that. i suspect trade will be a feature. that is all coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: in new york, on vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." it is time now for futures in focus. brian joins us from the cme. what a week in oil. where do we own a? --we -- where do we own? next?do we go do we actually go through $50? brian: we seem to be in the middle of that range, not the long-term range. what happens next? i think we are probably priced at the low because all of the bad news is priced in. trump has a trade war with china and with mexico. the ecb is going to lower rates if everything is bad. i don't know what could make it go lower than this unless trump eclairs were on the universe -- trump declares war on the universe. what kind of trade would you put on in this environment, given that there is so much uncertainty? there are conflicting reports on even just mexico, with those talks resuming at 2:0

repeatedly exposed corruption among moscow's political elite the rest did spot protests in moscow and st petersburg and dozens of people mostly journalists were detained and later released as more from moscow. house arrest here here at the courts where hundreds of people gathered. for his freedom. on thursday. it is apartment but it's widely believed not only here not only among his colleagues and his closest friends but. basically. you have been doing some very tough stories on corruption practice. practice. also factors. sure that the crime is very much work and that's also what a lot of people here think and it's not only a warning to him but also to another to a lot of. this is happening right now still to come for you here on al-jazeera the voice of the revolution silenced the former football a prominent syrian activist has died. and we'll tell you about the latest political fallout in sri lanka after the easter sunday bomb attacks. sponsored by the time. hello there there is yet more rain pouring across parts of china at the moment the satellite picture is showing these bright white areas of

go to st petersburg to moscow all of the equipment here is exceptional how can we help and the people. and the 3rd. as i said we're in the village. region in the maternity ward and say here we have a dentist's office and this is very surprising because not many villages have that but. it opened in february and this is a symbol of improvement so for 3 years it wasn't working because there was no money and it used to be for people working here now it's only tuesday. but of course it's a big help for the villagers. because they have a. then says a paramedic and a nurse. because the closest town is 25 kilometers away quite a while way off if you could because it was but when your. therapy office is working they have old equipment but the main problem is the shortage of specialists the sort of young specialists so we have a special program aimed at vance. it's called rural doctor to use here we have. telus please tell us. there is a need for young specialists why aren't they here and if you did well and i think the main problem is housing it's a matter of human rights specialists come here

to your native city of st petersburg. and it is a blow to welcome you here. the city you tied to the city which you love but you just signed a number of agreements. among them was the concept on japanese companies participation in the arctic as p.g. project which is to develop the russia's arctic region. held both sides to achieve good economic results also in the city of her barros could a number of projects will be implemented together now after i suggested my 8 point plan of cooperation over to you i would produce have been born all of these 3 years and we are determined to continue this win win cooperation. we had a number of goals for chief to increase the number of tourism coming to japan and to russia to do that we. are going to work more on the economic. exchanges between the universities people and people relations in general and this change of culture has just completed her now we seem to start of the into regional change here which is going to take place next year soccer in st petersburg is celebrating. the anniversary of signing. their sister agre

we're going to st petersburg international economic forum and the topic of our panel is are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the global economic order the answer of course is yes it's a matter of degree. globalization period that we have is that all over will be a new globalization period it will be network driven i predict that america will become a subscription service like netflix you all subscribe to america and they have to offer you a value proposition to keep your subscription alive. as we speak large organized care of our own the march to the united. player coming african. this is a virtual invasion of our country. so far because there's anything we see. in the form of. you know it's going to stuff it in. a nice powerful. as you do is you know we're going to see a more. you know. this is an issue for a player for 2 hours with that. they're all doing their backs or if they're far behind or to feel good but so. far get. there because the team. just fitted the glucometer good. consumer medical to move. on and manage to finish it all my best before mormonism which most will meet. god

there is also the heads of the st petersburg where you. diversity. and he will be awarded within ornery doctorate degree from c.b.s. brook university it's a pleasure thank you. so . i'm. going to meet you mr poston friends. meet the media. ladies and gentlemen good afternoon or the law. that got you here yesterday. and with my friend. well i'm happy to meet you this is my 1st official. visit to russia. during my new as the head of china also it's my 8th visit to russia since i meet here. since 2013. and we have close contacts with mr putin and. his and deep friendship over the past 6 years we have met what almost 30 times. to me. russia is a country that i visit the most and when president putin is a close friend of mine and from england a good colleague. here shows the high level of bilateral cooperation and close to future cooperation between russia and china to your home just moments ago. we've. had very productive talks with president putin in a very friendly in. and we've discussed it and bilateral relations as well as the regional and internati

regions after 2019 moscow tatarstan tuning and the region and st petersburg. thank you but with you i would like to applaud them as well. as 1st the dynamics for you increasing and improving the investment climate as can. sam's leaders are saturations as a. price some areas and crime in northern a seizure. nation afterward. rechanneled more. transparent and i'd like to reveal my solution was apparently there was the out of the regional and my representatives and federal just trips to intensify this where i tracked private capital international projects and other development projects in particular taking the opportunity of the russian direct investment fund so there are some positive changes a new business climate of procedures but there are problems that still persist i refer to the take and excessive nature of oversight and sometimes they're out on justified or illegal incursions of law enforcement agencies into the business environment and so you have companies i work and. we have launched the most drastic reform you'll be able to stop the. state oversight a

we're going to st petersburg international economic forum and the topic of our panel is are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the global economic order well the answer of course is yes it's a matter of degree. my good thing and it is the. men against murder me really we talked about when your resources that we talked about mom smiles of the sons you know different situations this or the streets because it's hard to take some from somebody if you don't have something to replace so i'm going to tell you stop selling drugs if we all hear some of it was the money in a box how can we tell them we don't want you to be dealing with violence you know if we're going to be the ones this going to make sure what are they going to have some protection. this job is a job that you love golf every useful is the you can get up every day and go there with a smile on your face and do you should. want to be able to wake up like yesterday to go to work now when you're working a job where you're doing sounds attitude all day then he rubs off on you you're giving them air too because you're giving us a limb the

st. petersburg in russia u so that's interesting and something to keep an eye on because the language fromhe chinese president has been more measured here than i think many people in this russian audience expect the huawei story has been fascinating. we think the situation they are in and the pressure it's under one of the messages from the russian president here is this is unfair. this appears to be one of the first shots in a technology war. let's hear what he had to say. >> let's remember huawei, which has not just been put aside. pushing huawei from the global markets. some call it the first technological wall of the new era. >> of course the russians i think are keen to show some unity with the chinese and one of the deals we've seen is an agreement for huawei to come into the russia b market and work with mts, one of the big mobile providers here, the big xaeps, and start to look at rolling out a 5g system from huawei in the russian market so i think that just sends an important signal perhaps as to how the russians feel about some of the security concerns surrounding huawei that hav

how many renowned experts across various fields are gathered in st petersburg for the next few days one is huge in cars perske founder of the russian cyber security company kaspersky lab he spoke exclusively to us a little earlier well actually where they speak about our so called the national congress are there all the time i say that we have benefits from all this media pressure because relieving the pressure and feels to see a rational calculus so i would acknowledge that some products labor up there much better than our competitors. everyone is aware about their infrastructure or decide better and they're going to the box and many of them this being the cyber security language of the vulnerabilities it will be at bison said that a lot of the same time has to look at work too because the most of the people think of both the computer security or smartphone security but that's not the end of the story because they it's i see. the old the kind of the ways of sound us unfortunately many of them the vulnerable what about the most part they show the security of the healthcare security to t

out on america's attempt to dominate international trade they were in russia's northern capital st petersburg for one of the biggest events on the business calendar. breaking cover while the u.s. states of venezuela with a new round of sanctions elite audio recording suggests washington is failing to unite the country's opposition against president maduro. hard to measure but just to keep the opposition you guys. we got a few of the routes i want some. journalists warned of a threat to press freedom in australia after police raid the country's national broadcaster following the disclosure of classified data in the media. and a german serial killer who murdered 85 patients while working as a nurse was given a 2nd life sentence on thursday but police suspect he may have killed hundreds more . are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international certainly glad to have you with us by business leaders and politicians from around the world gathered in st petersburg for the annual international economic forum this week president putin and china's xi jinping. took ce

speaking out in part it's because the secretary general in the next few days will be traveling to st petersburg where he's due to meet china's president xi he's also through his 1st term as secretary general to get a 2nd term he'll need the support of the security council in particular the 5 permanent members one of them is china james. of the united nations after 52 years of israel's occupation of the west bank and the gaza strip land remains at the heart of the conflict between palestinians and israelis palestinians say is really about 40 years are denying them permission to build homes and with a lot of land for development their way of life is under threat now that brought him reports from the occupied west bank. low rise buildings were once common in villages in the occupied west bank but not any more even in older areas that are now how buildings that many say are destroying the traditional nature of these villages life in palestinian villages once revolved around farming in single story stone houses in the village of cotton the north east of jerusalem this is how much things have changed

now world leaders have taken to the stage in st petersburg including the russian and chinese presidents in a lengthy q. and a of the international economic forum president putin told the packed congress hall that america's push for dominance could be a driving force towards something more than just economic disputes our correspondent at the formulate the trend go and. who was the moderator at the event signature session gave us a taste of the made of it. why wouldn't you meet him without any conditions or you did i refuse i wasn't invited you know what kind of negotiate a trump is he is a wonderful businessman at 1st he terminates an existing contract rights and then he stops playing by the rules and then there are forced negotiations and in the end he gets a deal which is favorable to him that he wants the same after something similar happened to japan what will happen was you. maybe i have announced this question in my note before. you see it is good i asked it well generally that you hear and asking questions but now i was here last year the year before that this event was always mod

right business leaders and politicians from around the world gathered in st petersburg for the annual international economic forum this week president putin and china's xi jinping took center stage at the conference on friday putting on a show of unity and back to back speeches and offering their thoughts on trade relations with the united states archies sophie shevardnadze moderated their q. and a session she joined our correspondent go to discuss the highlights. but why wouldn't you need him without any conditions or. did i refuse i wasn't invited. we know what kind of negotiator trump is he's a wonderful businessman a fast system contract and he stops playing by the rules then there are false negotiations and in the end he gets a deal which is favorable to him it was the same with nafta something similar happened to japan what will happen with you. maybe i have an answer to this question in my notes i. received it's good i asked it generally it's good that you hear and asking questions but now i was here last year the year before that this event was always moderated by western jour

the motto of st petersburg forum is ensuring sustainable development is the biggest drawback of. dru's yet we know that show with your participation wouldn't usually russian economy has tackled those difficult issues which process faced before and right now they can immediately starting to bounce back for sure would like to know what specific plans you have in mind about further they were building of russian economy and also what plans do you have on strengthening economic cooperation of russia and china what are the key directions that you could i would like. is for rebuilding russian economy you said it yourself indeed we have to overcome those difficulties that we face several years ago for several reasons actually. that had to do with the so-called sanction and the sanction actions. that was not the main thing that did not play the main. first and foremost there were almost at the national going to decrease prices for our traditional exports. hydrocarbons and some metals is. huge group of 2 so therefore chemical production that had to do with raw materials and some of them al