russia it's not russia which is counting on the board the west it the western powers nato which stablished relationships with countries on russia's border. so the nato countries should having overreached should now be happy there is the way forward thanks to an american president with some new info i and feeling for russia and eastern europe after all with you the president who was married to a lady called. and whose daughter is called. it's not that surprising he gets russia britain france and the other nato partners don't get russia and they don't want to get russia. peter ford former u.k. about that or syria and bahrain peter thank you very much for your time thank you thank you now nearly two weeks ahead of today's summit a delegation of u.s. republican senators visited moscow meeting their russian colleagues in a bid to improve pretty tough relations judging by what they said in moscow everything went pretty well the senators changed tack dramatically the moment they stepped back on home soil. this is the beginning of a dialogue. not a strain really a relationship. senator shelby told

twenty years after it was a stablish to prosecute the world's worst atrocities we look at the legacy and future of the international criminal court. could have you with us welcome to the news are hundreds of displaced syrians are walking along the border fence that separates their country from the israeli occupied golan heights. the israeli soldiers can be heard telling them to go back some have reportedly done that but others are continuing on many of them holding white flags let's get more on this from stephanie decker our correspondent who is live for us in west jerusalem steph do we know who this group of syrians are and why they'd be approaching a border fence with israel. well they are internally displaced from the southern areas because of an active campaign by the syrian government backed by the russians to take back the areas of. back from the rebels so we know the u.n. estimates around one hundred sixty thousand people have been displaced so this group of people specifically who they are we don't know so hell but certainly they are desperate people the camps have been set u

the main trade routes between africa and europe the smart arabs levy taxes on the caravans under stablishtheir own warehouses for luxury goods. in this way the forefathers of jordan's bedouins became prosperous and powerful the tribal heads of the camel drivers livestock breeders and robbers rose to the status of kings their rule prevailed as far as damascus. but in time the power of the nabatean lyndall and the city they built in the valley of moses' the capital of arabia petrolia fell into decline only their burial chambers have endured. in petra nature and culture have become one of the boundaries between the internal and the extant all become blurred the past merges with the present. the barrier between life and death is lifted. the nabatean is wanted to rest for ever in stone in which they've gone through. the uppermost royal troon. is dedicated to kindle the dyers will they find. it's only in the light of the setting sun not the fifty metre high facade imagines from shadow. to visit economic model at the precision with which the architect understood masons picture the symmetrical bu

the confidence in the order in the stablished order it is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for me its commitment to the international order by doing so brics nations hope to bend that order more in their direction that means development models and funding mechanisms aligned to their needs instead of those of western nations. china in particular has good reason to prefer open trade it's a belt and road initiative is connecting global markets the checkbook diplomacy behind it has been on full display in recent days. but before they can lead brics nations must protect themselves against global economic shifts with increasing u.s. protectionism india china and brazil will rely on each other more the question than is whether this year's conference will really be about offering new vision or simply hanging together in tough times. ryanair has won three hundred jumps of pilots in calving crew could be set to go as the carious as it might cut its been based feat by twenty percent for the wind to cease in the recent strikes bookings the announcement comes as r

to invest around sixty billion dollars building roads and railways modernizing power plants and stablish ng special economic zones the deep sea port of water at one end of the economic corrido is now on a forty year lease to china the details on the precise terms of the project remain unknown what is clear is that china will benefit from the new shorter maritime routes to africa western asia and europe pakistan is hoping the investments will translate into new jobs and economic growth while those dividends may take time to materialise each new installment from china does mean new financial obligations and there are fears in some quarters that pakistan could in the long term be undermining its own sovereignty. and corporate news now facebook is setting up a subsidiary in china internet giant finally obtained a license to do business in the country where its social media platform is blocked facebook says it's establishing a tech help to support china's developers and startups the company has created similar initiatives and other markets facebook's main business model has recently come unde

the confidence in the order in the stablished ordered is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to fear for its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. where organizations like brics are becoming more and more important the seems as the world is looking for alternatives to the u.s. market which is increasingly being sealed off by the u.s. president as brilliant ellis fungo those covering this summit in south africa for us and on the phonic i would joins us from delhi let's start with you it's not only the brics countries represented there many other countries have sent delegations turkish president ever one has come in person what does that mean. well this is a need the first high level conflict between turkey and bricks are going will attend a special session in his capacity as the chairman of the organization of islami

definitely not a free and fair election but you also have to consider pockets done this is not in the stablished democracy they can hear the votes and sold local people in the philip chism vote for whoever the village strongmen tells them to vote for so this is not in the stop this democracy and i don't think we can pull the elections like the free will fair now mean looking at the candidates why is it that the military appears to favor imran khan. that is a very good question with a very very very useful base one theory is that the sharif sharif family angered the military because they were trying to edge closer towards the arch rival india it's also possible that they'd like iran khan's anti corruption rhetoric the politicians here are notoriously corrupt quite often people say it's a question of who you vote for depending on who embezzled is less of the other candidates the point being everyone embezzles here so those are two theories but in the end it's a question that we should be able to put to the military but unfortunately they don't talk to foreign journalists like us. reporting for us

when he challenge russia to to come forward and said these were fairly polite words but if this is stablished is that there is a greater security risk in the u.k. because of russia's actions then maybe these words will not stay that polite but we could see see an escalation of the tension between certainly the u.k. and russia and so it's pretty the you know this happened that finds itself at the center of a second poisoning incident when he said barely recovered from the first i want people that tell you things well yes and it's such a sleepy little town in england people are not expecting to be subjected to dangerous like this they don't have to expect anything like that and the authorities say that they were very thorough with a clean up from the screen paula case that they determined where the screen went and that they really cleaned up all the oldest places but of course they don't know yet who the perpetrator was and they have not established the whereabouts and where where these two have a trace and where of course they have left any of the left over not reach out for example save for t

condition the source of the substance is unknown and local police say that it may be impossible to stablish any link between the case and a recent poisoning in salisbury he's honest as he reports now from london forty five year old charlie rally's condition has been improving now that he's regained consciousness at salisbury district hospital and he was taken to the hospital back on saturday june thirtieth along with his partner forty four year old don sturgis who has died last sunday night now this is the second not. chalk related poisoning the way that officials here in the u.k. have been putting it basically now forced to answer questions about how is it possible that the second couple somehow came in contact with this nerve agent that was said to have been originally used back on march fourth on sergei and yulia screw paul there's lots of questions yet to be addressed about how they could have really common contact with this substance especially given the millions and millions of pounds that have been spent here in the u.k. on decontamination operations so this investigation of course i

as far as serious concerns we need to work towards three stablish ing peace and that. could be an example for our fruitful cooperation russia and the united states to.

of return but using his same logic again then we wouldn't be talking about as he put it the real stablish men of the jewish state if we're talking about the reestablishment of the jewish state then it would have been that jews also didn't have that right as well so you can thank you guys thank you just like we absolutely have a right of return and that isn't trying to restart their lives if this is our land and we reestablish their land even if you thousand years she's saying what about five generations if you can about twenty generations let's go does lady in the front. i'm a palestinian journalist from gaza and. israel has time and again said in the israeli army actually claimed to be measured and surgical in the way that they gauge with the palestinian protesters and whoever's present near the gaza fence and and then now i hear and it's very concerning to me that the killing of my friend actually and colleague said what tasha in gaza was because he was there with an intent to harm the israeli army has always cleared itself of any wrongdoing isn't it time for in an independent investiga

despite promises from the government now vital oil production is threatened and twenty years after the stablish to prosecute the world's worst atrocities one of the legacy and future of the international criminal court. the us president on trump has arrived home to severe criticism from both sides of american politics after siding with the russian president vladimir putin on election meddling well speaking after their summit and fenlon trump even challenge the findings of his own intelligence community from helsinki diplomatic editor james bays. we face to face ahead. meeting a meeting that lasted over two and a half hours but if you were hoping they would solve any of the world's problems you'll be sorely disappointed instead when they spoke to reporters their comments were dominated by their views on the most toxic political issue in the u.s. an issue that just got more controversial as they seemed mainly to agree on it during today's meeting i addressed directly with president putin the issue of russian interference in our elections i felt this was a message best delivered in person. spend a

and twenty years after it was the stablish to prosecute the world's worst atrocities we look at the legacy and future of the international criminal court. bought into the news more than a hundred syrians have approached the israeli fence that borders the occupied golan heights they appeared to be asking for help or sanctuary from a russian backed syrian army offensive which is recaptured much of the southwest from rebels speaking through a megaphone an israeli soldier warned them go back we don't want to hurt you the crowd consisting of women and children among them heeded that warning returning slowly to their internal displacement camp not too far away some wave white cloths in the direction of the soldiers well the golan heights has been a flashpoint for decades israel captured it from syria in one nine hundred sixty seven and occupied it ever since the move has never been recognized by the united nations the golan heights gives israel a military advantage and is a key source of water israel has built more than thirty settlements on the territory that speak to stephanie dec who is on he

the confidence in the order in the stablished order it is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to reaffirm its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. and our correspondent and his hand-held is in a cape down we can speak to her now for the latest on the summit ellis the concept of free trade getting more positive at time at the bric summit than it has done in a long time surely yes no definitely and i've said in a report as well it's or is all because of trump politics china said that the world actually has reached a critical historic junks and another trade or should be rejected at all costs because there won't be any winners and it's not just china i'm dealing with with these tariffs it's also south africa south africa's a minister of trade and industry has been in talks with the u.s. as well because the u.s. wants t

now more than forty years after to stablish how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. the world's primary could change producing nation. is at the forefront of the war on drugs we're talking about serious organized crime as a country where reaching a critical point while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multibillion dollar industry the author of this business will go on forever it will not change all of global policies the who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. question is going for fifteen thousand people posing an imminent threat to israel use live for us they work for a full top israeli diplomat. i didn't really ge

but the man that i hope has a campaign says were stablished for me to continue and carry on for the other prisoners because there are more prisoners and i stand on them in these campaigns in support of their families. became a little resistance and this is a symbol for resistance by young people who refuse the procedure and existence of the patients and challenge this will keep patient. was very cautious told. the circumstances that she leaves her to become a symbol for the difficult life israeli actions which they not always mean her race who always says and reach out to the world. the seventeen year old was arrested in december along with several of her relatives she had been filmed slapping and kicking israeli soldiers off to her cousin who was shot at close range during protests a video of the incident went viral. there. still i'm not that. i'm not to me is case number of protests in palestine as well as in europe israel's practice of detaining children has been criticized by rights groups however some is ready product arsons claim to me means eight months in prison was too lenient. s

the confidence in the order in the stablished ordered is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for him its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. greece has begun three days of national mourning for the victims of the country's worst fire disaster in a decade at least eighty people have been confirmed dead a number that is expected to increase fires broke out on monday evening one near the town of connector around fifty kilometers west of athens and another to the east of the city near the coastal village of monte blazes swept through the areas in just minutes taking a grim toll. only a few days ago glick areas celebrated her son's wedding here now she finds herself standing amidst devastation her house her life as she knew it in just a few minutes fire destroyed it all it's only when she returned that the ext

but none that i hoped as a campaign says were stablished for me continue in carry on for the other prisoners because there are more prisoners and i stand with them in these campaigns in support of their families. became an the resistance and a symbol for resistance by young people who refuse the procedure and existence of the occupation and challenge this will keep patient. was for the clash told little three in the circumstances she leave forced her to become a symbol for difficult life in israel sections of the village day and night help her raise her voice and reach out to the world the seventeen year old was arrested in december along with several of her brother she had been filmed slapping and kicking israeli soldiers off to her cousin who was shot at close range during protests a video of the incident went viral. but there. was no. god i mean he is case number of protests in palestine as well as in europe israel's practice of detaining children has been criticized by various rights groups however some israeli politicians claim to me means eight months in jail was too lenient. is relaxe

now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams including the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. donald trump says the relations with russia have never been worse as he prepares to meet let him if he were to. welcome to al-jazeera headquarters in doha with me and of the parana i'm also ahead they've been waiting twenty years for a party like this france celebrates late into the night after a thrilling world cup victory. malaysia's major change nineteen new faces enter parliament after a shock election earlier this year and we speak to nicaragua once risking their lives to take a stand against their government.

chinese president xi jinping has arrived in rwanda as part of his four nation trip to africa to this stablish deeper trade. he earlier visited senegal which is the first west african country to be involved in china is belt road infrastructure project beijing has been expanding its presence in africa in recent years in twenty sixteen alone china invested thirty nine billion dollars in the continent bringing the total to more than two hundred billion that's roughly twice the a month but the united states has invested enough. and earlier this year u.s. ties with several african countries were put under strain by some infamous remarks from donald trump the president of the united states is racist he really is the devil this is an actual quote from the actual president this is the gift that he decided to give the american people they're not all countries for one donald trump isn't their president. let's cross live now to journalist lawrence freeman african affairs analyst to get his take lawrence welcome to the program what do you think she jinping will be hoping to get from his tour of africa. i

not just yesterday but in meetings in the g seven and other formats where they have they have the stablished a certain mutual respect and a certain mutual confidence and then equally we were able to come with some ideas and some suggestions as to how we could move from a situation of mutual recrimination to actually trying to improve and develop our economic relations so that's that's how things work yesterday of course we haven't sold all the problems some of these issues will piece easy to work through but i think we have created a new dynamic and both sides are now committed to trying to take this forward in the most constructive way possible in the best interests of our companies and consumers and citizens on both sides of the atlantic and as we know the devil is so often in the detail so to speak so given that we're going to go she is indeed from here would you say because you know trying for example he talked yesterday about the elimination of trade barriers and his statements. back on the table. no i think this is very definitely no teach of two point zero or light this is a series of

what we need decision in this dispute only be stablished by court and we're not by security. company called concord. charged with interference but they don't represent the russian state. you will be where you are putting your. and one of the u.i. given many examples of the union you have many people take it mr cyrus the billionaire has been interfering everywhere but is the position of the us state this is the position of individual good it is the same use could be applied here and you. see the. verdict can be only because they are provided by cords and again it applies only to individuals it has nothing to do with the stadium you would mention in the final episode when you can died. on it and regarding are a security. threat again we do have a mutual treaty send us an official request of the mother commissioned an official request and we'll do our part of the job and we will reply. we can expand our card peroration as i said and if they again should be a two way street we will then also expect. to meet them provided by the us to those individuals that we feel are also part o

service members he said they agreed to destroy the nuclear test sites and the obvious stablish these working level groups which will work day to day on moving forward on this denuclearization plan he did acknowledge the road ahead will be difficult and challenging but he said peace is worth the effort so certainly strong words he's emphasized that the talks are still on track he's gone through in a limited way the details of what was discussed in the two days of talks and as you mentioned south korea and japan have reaffirmed their unwavering commitment to the trilateral partnership and their commitment to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula so what's your analysis of the comments being made from pyongyang over the way the u.s. is dealing with these talks because the whole issue of denuclearization. verifying that very. is the bone that the united states is not letting go of. now look at many a lot of commentators have suggested it's north korea posturing it's no playing politics with regards to what it believes should be the first step its emphasis and certainly th

now more than forty years after to stablish me how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. on counting the cost of stronger growth forecasts for sub-saharan africa but a big trade challenge is looming the world's second biggest aviation tradeshow takes off in the u.k. plus wife three d. printed buildings are causing some just. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the top stories on al-jazeera functions have agreed to a return to calm with israel after a day of violence along the fence separating gaza and israel spokes person says the agreement was mediated by egypt and the u.n. for palestinians and israeli soldiers died in the latest violence on friday june following developments for us out of west jerusalem. after hours of escalation in gaza has a cease fire been reached well that very much depends on who you ask according to hamas a cessation of hostilities has actually been achieved how much spokesman photos ybor home issuing a s

there are some conservatives who fear that in choosing an stablishment republican that president trump did not go as conservative as he might have and they point to two opinions avanaugh wrote where he didn't go as far as he might have or even the abortion cases as far as one of his colleagues was ready to go in the case of the immigrant teen. nan: there is no question in the case of that 17-year-old mmigrant, she pursued all of the procedures that were in place at the time to get an abortion, and what brett kavanaugh did is said you know what, i think we need to put a few more burdens in the way of her getting an abortion. so, while he may not have come ut outright in opposition to roe v. wade, if she had had to fulfill those burdens, it would have made having an abortion much more difficult. he did so, i would also say, in an incredibly patronizing way. she did exactly what she had to do, and the d.c. circuit en banc said she should have this abortion and he said no. so, it is not just the case of a 17-year-old immigrant. he expressed satisfaction with rehnquist's dissent in roe v. w

nobody in his own private life really wants to as long as you kind of feel comfortable and and us stablished a certain way of life you don't want to be you want to kind of say oh no this is i've got my place i got you know this and this and this oh it's all don't come in here and change anything but in professional sports what really only matters is what happens today and happens tomorrow. it doesn't really give you anything. what happened two years ago four years ago so so with that kind of approach i had a lot of walls i ran against a lot of walls and i got a lot of resistance from boards to get teams managers coaches but at the end of the day it said there was a world cup on the line the world cup was two thousand and six in germany so i said i have to use to bring this team hopefully to a standard that everybody will enjoy and be proud of and i cannot do it waiting for a change i have no time so i told people listen my deadline was june two thousand and six because of that deadline i might have to let people go today and i cannot wait another six months because then it's too late so with

now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. the world's primary could change producing nation. is at the forefront of the war on drugs so we're talking about serious organized crime as a country where reaching a critical point while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry the author of why does business will go on forever it will not change almost global policies do who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes on al-jazeera. civilians rushed in to help then more missiles rained on as they became the victims of israeli raids. hello and welcome on peter w. watching al-jazeera live from doha all. so coming up freed from a siege that left two fellow students dead priests negotiated the end to a standoff between police and protesting students in nicaragua. take charge of the chaos the haitian prime min

now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o.come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian home. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. when people think of cuba they think of revolution but it's undergoing a revolution. yes and. we're here to discover if those changes are reflected in the plea that this is q what is the q and. russian owner trying to make sure to leave me a.j. it's on al-jazeera. a jewish nation state that how a new is very new to all both defines and divides citizens. and welcome to al-jazeera live from our headquarters in doha with me elizabeth parag i'm also ahead and what's being seen as a major victory for serving as president rebels a gracious surrender their weapons in the southern province of could they threaten . hope poison to form a double agent and his daughter a brush police are reported to have identified russian suspects and the calls were louder for the resignation of. president daniel thank god as nationwide protests spread. israel has pass

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now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. to teenagers they killed by a wave of israeli as strikes on gaza as rockets fired from the territory into israel. hello i'm maryam namazie and on daniel with al-jazeera also coming up embracing his friends after two decades of hostility a new relationship has formed between ethiopia and eritrea. iraq places its security forces on high alert as angry protests continue in the south of the country. oh oh. on the golf course but still facing protests donald trump makes a private visit to scotland. israel has launched its biggest daylight attack on the hamas since the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen two palestinian teenagers have been killed by as strikes as israeli jets targeted several neighborhoods in gaza al-jazeera has been at smith now reports. not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely p

now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian home. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but he's been there a few jomo sold as long as it's not on the show and the story needs to be told we do stories that have been passed from the suspect i testify in the fall of law to make sure that the bad guys are both behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground to put new documentaries and live news on air and on the. projects of lattimer put this proposal that russia should be allowed to interrogate americans but invites to washington later this year. i mean i hear you. ok matt. and michelle here and this is al-jazeera life and also coming up. anger in israel after the parliament approves a law declaring the country the nation state of the jewish people. or calls for protests along the gaza israel border fence as tensions rise over the palestinians burning heights. also ahead nicaragua's president celebrates

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ron you but on this program before and we've discussed this you know left in progressive in this stablish mean and all that that's fine but steve you know every since two thousand and ten the democrats you know have lost over and over and over again because i keep running on the same message over and over again and. one can make the argument that trump appealed to the people that filled the disaffected i mean a lot of white men a lot of white people in general voted in two thousand and sixteen because they finally found a candidate that they could they could see that would consider their concerns ok so i mean you know a lot has been said here but i mean i do think that this is a lot about insurgency and it's all about bernie sanders i think this is going to be the most important event remembered not the trouble is elected but what was done to bernie go ahead steve well first of all let's also point out that donald trump got the higher percentage of hispanics of voting for him only and did mitt romney or john mccain which i think is something that goes overlooked and really should look the

he wants probably to strengthen trump's position viz a viz the russian stablish went don't you think that we're back but let me go to alex and in athens you know what eric is bringing up here is briley interesting because if any concession is made then it's considered a piece of it but if you don't want to have some kind of diplomatic parlay you have to compromise it's a very vicious circle alex. yeah it is and i think that trump has been boxed in obviously by by the whole mueller investigation and then everything that's been going on for the past two years but i think he's confident about his trip going to europe and meeting with putin let's not forget he had a rally in montana in great falls montana i believe it wasn't and he was speaking pretty openly about his upcoming trip whether it was to nato or whether was meeting with putin even said that you know everything's going to be fine and we may actually get along so even though he has a lot of stuff domestically that's that's tying his hands up he seems like he's handling it pretty well he's pretty confident about it i was like is

the confidence in the order in the stablished order it is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for me its commitment to the international order. it's the first brics meeting since u.s. president donald trump kicked off his trade conflicts trump has indicated south africa could soon face u.s. tariffs of its own all the more reason that the future of free trade tops the agenda in johannesburg. it's been a difficult day for fear chrysler today it mourned the death of longtime c.e.o. sergio marchione who died wednesday at age sixty six following complications from an operation of a charismatic former manager celebrating for celebrated rather for saving both fear and chrysler from bankruptcy marchione achieved his last major goal just before his death if you have crossed that announced wednesday it had eliminated its debts however marchione also left more immediate concerns for the italian american carmakers posted a thirty five percent dip in profit for the second quarter and scaled back its full year revenue projections. ryanair has warned might be around th

now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian home. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera this morning israel has passed a law that for the first time declares it to be the nation state of the jewish people arab members of parliament shouted and ripped up papers after the vote the bill downgrades the status of the arabic language and encourages the building of communities exclusively for jews. donald trump says he holds russian president vladimir putin personally responsible for moscow's meddling in the two of the sixteen presidential election it's the latest shift in language from the us president is being criticized for failing to confront putin after this summit in finland. the thai football team trapped in a flooded cave for more than two weeks has made its first public appearance the boys described their escape as a miracle the twelve teenagers and their coach also paid trib

with their constant attacks on him which actually feed into his completely again disingenuous and stablish mint persona which is again nothing but a pack of lies so there is consistency here actually but it's very unfortunate for the for the rest of the world this policy because it's driving a wedge between russia and china driving a wedge between russia and iran and to the mutual detriment of russia iran and china. let's discuss if we may that the reports that have just come in the white house has announced that donald trump invited to dinner putin to visit washington this autumn. we don't know whether it will be accepted the invitation what do you think of the fact that it was offered and what it could mean if you have been was to go to washington one can only imagine the scenes on the streets. yeah well it's just it's just more evidence of this as i say russia's unfortunate willingness to collaborate with the trump agenda of escalation against all russia's allies and i think it's a very unfortunate trajectory that russia seems seems to be on at the moment the global times actually the c

the confidence in the order in the stablished order it is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to fear for its commitment to the international order by doing so brics nations hope to bend the global economy in their direction that means development models and funding mechanisms aligned to their needs instead of those of western nations china in particular has good reason to prefer open trade it's belt and rolled initiative is connecting global markets the checkbook diplomacy behind it has been on for display in recent weeks but before they can lead brics nations must protect themselves against global economic shifts and domestic problems with increasing u.s. protectionism india china and brazil will rely on each other more the question then is whether this year's conference will really be about offering new vision or simply hunting together in tough times. and there's been a dramatic fall in profits at the diner the german carmakers that second quarter revenues were down twenty nine percent on the year and that's even though the maker of mercedes benz sold more ca