or indeed, for example, housing thought and united, united russia has expanded payments and actually reduced thoughts and taxes for families in need. we also did hear a lot about modernization. everything from fools to be like roads and hopefully told to state of the art technology. and of course, a very pressing issue, cleaning up the environment and going more green spot to what future had one talk about. if one doesn't deal with the problems of the present, i am talking about paper at 19 something picking spoke pretty categorically about you get as many of our fellow citizens suffered severe consequences from the krona virus. i'm constantly in contact with specialists and medics. and i recently spoke with them again, the long term effects of the vars are yet to be fully established. it doesn't affect only the lungs. it also homes, the cardiovascular system. so there's still a long way for doctors to figure out what it may lead to. so i'd like to remind you once more, it's better to get vaccinated rather than to full sick with a virus. so a clear call to get back to me to corny onl

busy support for united russia. there has been more unrest the last couple of years because real wages, real incomes have declined. there are some concern among people about the lack of freedom or reduced freedom. i think the relation that russia has experienced from the west or the last. busy couple years has also taken a tom, this a lot of russians, especially young russians, will like to see better relations with arrest. so for these reasons or perhaps others are probably typing the domestic political. seeing this later faction will prevent any one associated with an avowed sponsored organization from running parliamentary elections in september, getting pretty heavy direction. sure, judy joe biden will try and apply any pressure on this when he makes pieces. puzzle biden, as he has been saying publicly, will emphasize reports or restructure him, right? because russia has obligations under the helsinki final act and other agreements to respect cameras. there is a consensus in europe and the united states that are

a president putin has taken the florida convention of the ruling united russia party ahead of the september parliamentary elections. and he had rather a stock message for those who are refusing to take the corona virus seriously. southgate taylor has the key takeaways while the russian president, speaking at that pre election convention, really laying out his view of web united russia party can take the country and more attention more funds that need to be directed. a broad range of topics that was covered. but real focus was on the use of course, on families. they are the very heart of russian society. they must be provided with multiple financial, emotional, or indeed, for example, housing thought and united, united russia hotspots, expanded payments are not she reduced thoughts and taxes, but families in need. we all think did hear a lot about modernization. everything from fools to base, like roads and hospitals to the state of the art technology. and of course, a very pressing issue, cleaning up the environment and going more green spot to what future can one talk about if one doesn't

states and the other, russia. -- the united states and the other, russia. it is regulated by international law. that dates back to 1983. and the polar code, which is comprised of several documents ratified in 2017. i drew the attention of our counterparts to this and to the fact we are ready to stand by these international regulations. we have never infringed upon any of them. we are ready to lend a helping hand to all countries and companies who wish to explore the northern tier. the navigation will be open for a longer time. ice breakers -- new icebreakers. we have the mightiest fleet in the world. this proves there is much demand. the united states -- territorial borders of the country. adjacent seas. exclusive economic zone and the freedom of the sea. there are other seas within the sovereignty of the country. in terms of adjacent seas, the country and a should give the right of passage. do we object? no, we do not. the internal seas is something different. we are not obliged to provide anyone anything. the territory of the internal sea -- [indiscernib

and vote for the best candidate who can beat the united russia candidate.hey hope the system can survive online. that is where they hope they think they can have their immediate impact. anchor: thank you for that. let's take a look at more stories making news around the world. president biden has withdrawn executive orders that band tiktok and we chat. the administration will conduct a review to identify risks. thousands of people have taken part in a vigil in a canadian city to mourn for members of a family that were run down by a pickup truck. the prime minister has called a hate driven terrorist attack. kamala harris has finished her first foreign trip. she met with the president of mexico to discuss how to reduce illegal border crossings from mexico. in guatemala, she warned people against entering the u.s. but when migration is driven by desperation, it will take more than a harsh warning to convince people not to take the dangerous journey north. reporter: they call it the beast , the freight train of fear and hope for migrants. it will take them from

but there are a lot of projects which deposition tried to boost as a counterweight or united russia. now that the ability still that overall there's no one to coordinated. so i think what we will see is that if ross a thorough is a really popular them, the for the bosses which are basically going to focus bought is by the gram this year will get much higher boosting votes compared to united russia. and that would be unpleasant for, for the, for the kremlin, but not as bad as if it had the actual position running in those elections. i'll be very interesting elections indeed. alex tito from queens university belfast. great. your thoughts here on out there. thanks for being with us. thank you. well, it is now time for the weather in his jeff. hello and i see we've had some rocking storms for central areas of europe spreading into the bulk. and so i want to show the scene into croatia, eastern creation, and just the torrent of water here. mix them with some debris. it's flooded out about 30 homes in the village there. so we look where the energy is on tuesday and we can see a lot of rain

if alternately about russia in the united states, or is it about the united states in china and russia serving simply as a trial you for a more difficult conversation? well, i think it's more complex. so whereas, if you dig some specific areas of the current global military balance or actually steal fire and it will be the case for a long time. on the other hand, i believe that the united states is primarily concerned about growing military capacities of the people's republic. of china, after all, they more or less know how to deal with russia. we have a common strategic culture with the united states, which makes it liberty easier to talk and to goody china. these particular juncture is motivated to subscribe to this strategic culture. and so kind of a country, we refuse the policy or strategic isolation. and that brought us to the united states. and they are concerned about the going capabilities of china, especially again in your eyes pointed out, especially used by china as a multiplier your even rio. because from what i'm understanding over the russian post you're russia is not so

their candidates elected to parliament, they can at least encourage people to vote against the united russia ruling in russia and vote for the best place canada and who compete the united russia canada . and they hope that the system can exist outside of any formal structure shed online amongst friendship groups among headed arm channels. and that's where they hope they can have their immediate impact over the next few months. thank you for that. j cordell. in moscow we'll take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. president biden has withdrawn executive orders passed by donald trump, the band, the chinese own mobile apps, tick tock, which at a national security grounds is that the bible administration will conduct a review to identify security risks associated with aps, owned by foreign companies. thousands of people have taken part in a vigilant canadian city of london to mourn for members of a muslim family who run down by the driver of a pickup truck on sunday. 5 minutes to just intruder has described the killing of a hate driven terrorist attack. us vice president

they, of course, are china and russia, trying to get a united position among all of these partners and allies of the u. s. and how to deal with those countries. and once they come up with the nice position, then to put that into action and the big test i think will come at the end of this visit when having got the backing of all his partners. president biden does was one of the hardest things for us president to do, to sit down with the russian president, vladimir putin, may well end up some sort of confrontation, certainly on some issues. there certainly won't agree on many issues. so that the end of what is, remember the u. s. president's 1st foreign trip after 5 months in office? absolutely. and do you think because it's his 1st foreign trip there, will that we're going to be seeing business as usual between the, the big western democracies after 4 years of donald trump? well, there's a very big difference from 4 years ago. in fact, 4 years ago, almost exactly 4 years ago, president trump made his 1st trip. and his 1st place he touched down was saudi arabia big there at the time, in

support to say they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the pro kremlin united russia party. but i'll just era moscow. salvatore has become the 1st country to adopt a crypto currency for everyday transactions. as many well rapid reports, the success of a beach town appears to have pushed politicians to act. the. this is a sunday no locally as bitcoin beach. this small salvador and tours town is home to variety of small business owners. all have one thing in common crypto currency to do this, i think, and i think they were the tourists who didn't bring cash, would come and say they wanted to eat something. and they asked if they could pain bitcoin away. i said to myself, this is a good strategy. i'm going to use beck calling. i'm going to start collecting. i downloaded the app and i started selling a lot more with the success of the bit point. beach project has boosted the popularity of crypto currency. salvatore and on wednesday the government and males bit point would become legal tender. therefore, the law of coin is approved. supporters of the measure, see the new l

parliamentary elections late to this year, leaving few options for those wanting to take on putins, united russia party. they look like the final blow to a political network built up over years by alexa and the valley to challenge. lot him in the position politicians supported, they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the pro kremlin united russia party. but it's miss al jazeera, moscow to palestinian intelligence officers have been killed by israeli forces. it happened during an in person in the city of jeanine and a 3rd anthony and was injured. mazda posed civilian lita ang suji has been charged with corruption. she faces 15 years in jail. soon she's being accused of misusing land for a charitable foundation, as well as accepting money and gold, and military has already brought a series of criminal charges against her since taking power. she's been detained since her government was overthrown and last february. meanwhile, united nations is wanting of a major loss of life and eastern being if no immediate action is taken. if accusing security forces of indiscriminate s t

because moscow is molten economic competitor of the united states. russia, the united states are not competing for the same markets, or for the same sources of materials. they do not have territorial disputes. so in a way, moscow is, or it's least it might be easier to deal with than b g. well, most definitely not as far as washington when it comes to can all make my but when it comes to military, my, i think i'm going to russia would argue that it has even this certain degree of superiority. and in fact, in the latest grad assessment reported by the us intel community, it was specifically stated that the russian military rad increases dramatically when it serves, or if it serves as what they called the force multiplier for china. as far as the americans are concerned, do you think all these talk with the russians about strategic stability? isn't the ultimately about russia in the united states, or is it about the united states and china and russia serving simply as a trial you for and more difficult conversation? well, i think it's more complex. so whereas, if you dig some specific

supported, they'll still try to use technical voting to undermine support for the program like united russia party. but it's me, i'll just 0 moscow demonstrations have been held in columbia capital after protest leaders called on people to take over bobo tough. what started as opposition to a proposed tax reform has now turned into weeks of unrest against inequality. and a report by human rights watch is criticizing the police response after at least 20 protesters were killed. on the center in pity reports from boca time, approach to 7th time been violent, but it didn't tear hundreds from turning out for a 6 week. on wednesday, rallies were sparsely attended. yet the clash of started early as a group of indigenous me sack, tried to topple the statue of christopher columbus. there were stopped by riot police with tear gas and sun grenade. dozens were injured. well, let me suck people. we are performing and insist revitalization of the historical memory of the indigenous population of columbia in the midst of the 21st century. this should be no space for racist representations of colonial our

parliamentary elections later this year, leaving few options for those wanting to take on putin's united russia party. it looks like the final blow to a political network built up over years by alexa and me to challenge lot in a deposition politician supported, they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the program and united russia party. but it is al jazeera moscow to palestinian intelligence officers have been killed by israeli forces that happened during and encouraging the city of janine in the occupied westbank a 3rd palestinian was injured. the united nations is warning of a major loss of life and isa, ma'am, mar, if no mediate, action is taken as accusing security. forces of indiscriminate strikes against civilians, its envoys, a mass, death from starvation, disease and exposure could occur and kaya state, where more than 100000 people have fled the conflict or burden manley has its i, high of who day low hopes the small underground bunker will shelter her from the expected air strikes when the military moved in with bombs and artillery far in march, hospital scho

support to say, they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the pro kremlin united russia party. but it's ms. al jazeera moscow, the united nations is warning of a massive loss of life in me and mar, under military rule. the you and envoy says urgent action is needed now entire state where a 100000 people have fled the violence. many are hiding in forests and are preparing to protect themselves against attacks. laura burden, manly reports who now lo hopes the small underground bunker will shelter her from the expected air strikes. when the military moved in with bombs and artillery far in march, hospital schools and public buildings were attacked. more than 100000 people from me and must pay in state, fled their homes. many escaped to nearby for now they're working to protect themselves against what they expect to be more bloodshed. i get on that without burn, like in the soldiers, are going over the line using tackle too much rent. people live comfortably and safely, but right now we have to leave our homes and hide from the these people from teens, internally displaced c

his colleagues in the military proclaim russia as an existential threat to the united states and then most recently president biden when he was running for office last fall saying i think the biggest threat to america right now in terms of breaking up our security and alliances is russia. seconded the biggest competitor with china. but here to see it is much more of a happy or power. there are these conflicting perceptions and how we started this project. is russia strong or weekend how would we know? so 30 years after the collapse of the soviet union for having this conversation and as i will explain it is a bit surprising to be having this conversation given the starting point of where russia was in 1991. is russia global power? most people would probably say no. i will try to convince you otherwise it is the policy of the united states not to recognize crimea as part of russia but part of the ukraine that defective it has become a part of russia business 2015 and effective mobilization on the part of the russian to fundamentally changing the facts on the ground and working with ira

supported say they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the pro kremlin united russia party. but it's ms. al jazeera, moscow sophomore, so to come here now just they are including killings, beatings and sexual assaults. those not the allocations level, the colombian police, and the new report in touch response to protest. ah hello there, things are looking rather hot and dry across the middle east. rather settled too though we do have a shamar when that's a northwesterly wind kicking down from iraq blowing pretty strong gusts of wind. we could see a sandstorm or 2. and while the dust is rather unpleasant, it brings a lot of hazy sunshine and some beautiful sunsets. he has a picture i took earlier of the dough. his skyline for the south. things are looking a little bit cooler temperatures in oman, nestling in the mid thirties and temperatures in doha, and in riyadh little bit below. what we do expect the heat does come into mecca though, $48.00 degrees. by the time we get to friday. and it's a pretty, pretty settled picture across central areas of africa. very quiet acr

this is certainly a historic moment when it comes to relations between the us and the united russia. that said, we are expecting great shakespeare. there's a lot of places these 2 nations don't see eye to eye, certainly when it comes to the personalities. busy of the 2 leaders, they're not going to be leaving here. best made. going to be sitting down to watch the russia much in the european championships tonight together with the football for it brings the world together. well, it is interesting. see also what the people think, because obviously all we talk about is what putin thinks a bite and what they've said to each other about each other. so we decide just have a look what people both state side and russia think about that respective leaders. and of course we always tried to do things a bit differently. we decided to see who would win in a fight. but in a fight probably that i'm glad i'm able to appeal and unfortunately he would win because his model been i think probably has a little more in shape, but i wouldn't make it after the 1st couple of runs of give him a pause. nobody

to say they are still trying to use tactical voting to undermine support for the program like united russia party. but i'll just 0 moscow. now the us president has revoked trump era executive orders which sought to ban the popular chinese and apps take talk and we chat. biden's administration says it will conduct its own review of several foreign control that's to determine if they posed danger to americans. former president don trumpet issued the orders citing national security concerns rather than jordan has more from washington d. c. well, this was signaled back in february when the administration 1st indicated that it was not going to try to pressure the sale of tick talk to while u. s. companies or us owners, instead of having it owned by the chinese, that is what the previous administration had wanted. this revocation is now in effect. and the ministration is now ordering the commerce department which deals with all matters that are fine commercial, not just the financial part of the economy to actually look at how all these applications owned by other countries, including those owned

in opposition to the united russia party will find it almost impossible to do that indeed. but at least certainly very, very difficult. bennett, thank you very much for that. bernice smith live there in moscow. at least 10 workers clearing land mines in northern afghanistan have been killed. the government is leaving the taliban. but if denied responsibility, police say gunmen enter the campaign bank, land providence and open fire violence has increased in the area in recent months. james cohen is the chief executive of the handle trusts. he doesn't think the taliban is responsible for the attack. i've got some biggest program we have nearly 3000 and stuff that they are very part of the fact that guns through employ bus locally that come from all the different communities within us. and they do amazing work to save lives and we're still livelihoods within that very more effective country, you know, have volunteer kind of stuff is at the moment for most of our work across country we can operate safely. what seems to have happened is that this group entered, they wanted to fi

support to say they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the pro kremlin united russia party. but i'll just 0 moscow. the u. s. president has revoke trump era executive orders, which sold to ban the popular chinese zoned apps, tick tock, and we chat. biden's administration says it will conduct its own review of several foreign control dams to determine if they pose a danger to americans. former president donald trump issued the orders citing national security concerned the canadian developer behind the controversial keystone x l. oil pipeline is ending the project. it comes off the president joe biden revoke permit the pipeline would have carried all from canada to the us. the cancellation is a major setback for oil producers and the canadian government. but it's been held as a victory by activists have long argued. it posed a threat to the environment. crowds in peru have been out demanding the final results of the presidential election. it's a near even race between 2 candidates with 98 percent of the votes tallied left his candidate. pedro castillo, hold. a slim laid

biden says he's ready to confront russia. us president promises a tough response if russia harm's democracy is in the united kingdom to meet with world leaders on his 1st trip since taking office will hear about his ambitious agenda. meanwhile, russia itself edges further away from democracy. moscow court declares elects in bonnie and his anti corruption network in extremis group and bars. his supporters from elections, european union condemns the band. the berlin international film festival is back this year's valley. now that is the 1st effort to take place under the stars as an open air celebration of cinema. we'll take a look at what's on the program. ah hello and terry martin. good to help you with this job is kicking off his 1st global tour as president. he's in the united kingdom, where he'll today meet with prime minister board johnson will hear more about his busy agenda from our correspondence in the u. k. soon. but 1st, here's how biden began his trip with a message of support or allies, a warning for russia. touching down in the u. k. on a mission to reset america's relations with the world on h

parliamentary elections late to this year, leaving few options for those wanting to take on putins, united russia party. this looks like the final blow to a political network built up over years by alexa and the valley to challenge. lot in a position politician supported, they'll still try to use tactical voting to undermine support for the pro kremlin united russia party. but i'll just 0 moscow. how baby as parliament has voted to impeach president the matter saying he's failed to remain politically neutral. the president's role is considered large, the ceremonial, but nathan has regularly clash with prime minister at the rama. this is the 1st in patrons in the countries 30 year post communist history. as john surplus explains from tarana move could lead to a constitutional crisis borrower governing socialist party deputies took the stand to denounce president elliot matter. they say he abandoned his obligation to remain politically neutral and supported the opposition in the countries general election in april. well, they moved to have him impeached and won handily a 104 deputies in the 140 sea

this will stop people standing in opposition to united russia. very interesting indeed, bernard smith with all the nations force from moscow. thanks so much. bennett i'll bane is. parliament is holding an extraordinary session that could potentially end with the impeachment of president l. meta now follows an investigation that concluded he should be voted without for violating the constitution. the president's role is considered a political, but nesa has regularly clashed with prime minister eddy rama jones ratliff has worn out from toronto, the albanian capital, the ruling socialist party, accused as president master of abandoning his obligation to political neutrality. and in the party system, he apparently came out in favor of democrats when he told el damien to protect the vote and told them that it's a single vote has touched on election to shop in your pitchforks. these were bob's aims in the room and socialists who were running the election, who were the incumbents in this election. and it is no secret here that president met the prime mi

dissent ahead of those elections to prevent problems with, with getting a majority for the ruling united, russia party d, w 's, emily sure. when reporting for us there for moscow. thank you. let's 2nd now and some other stories making headlines around the world. rival lawmakers have come to blows on the floor of bolivia. parliament politicians from the right wing opposition brawled with the governing socialists. tensions were high as the chamber discussed, the political crisis that hasn't brought the country for 2 years. the opposition accuses the government of electoral fraud. the socialists accused them of aging, a cou, a woman in el salvador, who was sentenced to 30 years in prison for having an abortion has been released early battle has denied having terminated her pregnancy and on appeal for sentence . was reduced to 10 years of salvatore has some of the strictest abortion laws in the world. canada, as prime minister just in judo, joined a vigil to remember for members of the muslim family killed in an attack in london, ontario. the attacker, a 20 year old man, drove his truck into the fam

dissent ahead of those elections to prevent problems with, with getting a majority for the ruling united, russia party d, w 's. emily show when reporting for us there from moscow. thank you. let's get a quick wind up. some other headlines now. at least 17 people have died after a bus collided with a van carrying migrant workers on a highway in northern india. the workers were heading to the city of amid about to resume their factory. jobs after lockdown restrictions were listed, and salvador has become the 1st country in the world to make bitcoin legal tender. congress in the central american country approved a law to adopt the crypto currency. the president hopes bitcoin will make it cheaper for salvadorans abroad to send money home. us vice president, come la harris has wrapped up her 1st foreign trip and since taking office with a visit to mexico, she met with president and manuel lopez. so, but i thought to discuss how to reduce illegal border crossings. earlier, harris warned people from latin america not to attempt to enter the us the daughter of immigrants making a case against migration.

that the main strategic a diversity of the united states is not russia. it is china, and russia is this section or is in the irritant. so i thing that biden will do whatever he can in order to have his hands free for dealing with me. jean. but of course, as you rightly pointed out, he has to keep in mind the us public opinion and the positions of the us let the customer spent. so he cannot avoid these intentionally very devises issues that he mentioned in his press conference after the meeting with wooten in geneva. and i think the art is how to balance these 2 agendas. it's not easy, it's present. tampa didn't manage to accomplish this mission and the do still an open question whether his successor, president biden, will be in a position to do that. now speaking about the, the rational post her right now, i had an impression that the russian side was approaching to some, it's not from the position of strength, but rather from a position of confidence including self confidence. it was, it wasn't trying to impress, it wasn't defense. if it wasn't defensive

. differences the between the united states and russia. s an airing of grievances on both sides, the united states being very firm in laying out the areas it would no longer tolerate russian aggression, both here in the united states and abroad, and the costs that would be associated with additional russian aggression. and president putin likely laid out clear red lines on how far russia would go. i didn't see many concessions, clearly, president putin spent the majority of the day rebuffing accusations of cyberattacks and election hacking and mistreatment of the russian opposition at home and mr navalny. but i think mr navalny avoided any sort of accusations that he wasn't tough enough. i think clearly he laid out, and the fact that putin laid out that conversations were frank and candid, there were a number of issues the united states and russia disagreed on, and in contrary to his predecessor, president biden was willing to confront president putin in person and highlight those concerns. what was the result? the result was limited. there

they don't want any trouble makers who could potentially mean that the ruling united russia party doesn't get a majority in the parliament. and we've seen that in various moves in the past few weeks and months. for example, there is a new law that means that anyone who has been associated with an extremist organization won't be able to run in the elections. experts here been saying that that law is clearly aimed at nevada and these organizations, even in anticipation of that court verdict that we were just talking about. and this crackdown doesn't just extend to nearby nice allies. it also extends to other opposition. politicians, for example, just last week, 2 prominent opposition, politicians were arrested and the people of the former coordinator for open russia . civil society organization was arrested on a plane. he was trying to leave the country and need a good course. another, a prominent opposition politician was also arrested and released and he's now left the country. and we've also seen, you know, a crackdown on critical media outlets and jose activists and even intimidation at

so, the united states declared russia as its enemy— united states declared russia as its enemy and adversary and adversary and the congress made back in 2017, the us legislation have provisions that the united _ legislation have provisions that the united states should support the order— united states should support the order and rule of democratic order in our— order and rule of democratic order in our country and support democratic organisations contained in this— democratic organisations contained in this nation lets ask the question, if russia is an enemy, then— question, if russia is an enemy, then what— question, if russia is an enemy, then what kind of organisations would — then what kind of organisations would be — then what kind of organisations would be supplanted by the united states— would be supplanted by the united states and russia? —— supported? i believe _ states and russia? —— supported? i believe these are not organisations that make — believe these are not organisations that make russia stronger, but those who deter— that make russia stronger, but those who deter russia a

russia and the united states are 1 of 8 members of the arctic council. russia is chairing the arctic council this year. moreover, between alaska and russia, there was a straight. it is a well-known straight. one is russia and one is united states. this should spur us to join our efforts. the situation regarding the youths of the northern passage is governed by international law. 1982, i believe, and the polar code of conduct which consist of another of documents. i pointed out something to our partners. it mainly we, russia, we intend to fully adhere to these international legal standards. we are not violating anything. we are prepared to assist all stakeholders and all companies and exploring the northern passage. due to climate change, the situation is changing. we also have new icebreaking ships that there. we definitely need to work in this area. it describes the legal jurisdiction. specifically, internal c is, in territorial seas, and see's that belong to a country's exclusive economic area. in the open seas. you have the territorial waters which is

when it criticized russia for treatment of political disidense. when the unitedoint to black lives matter. it's always about deflection and what aboutism. you ask russia about it's domestic policy and it says what about the situation in the united states. who are you to point fingers of blame. president biden's main message on this is trying to unify the democratic world. unify america's allies to confront china and to a lesser degree to confront russia and russia is going to point to january 6th to many things that happened under the trump administration to say the united states foundation to claim that it is the backbone of democracy and saying it is not as strong as it claims. i think there will be quite a bit of what aboutism. >> president biden, aviators on as he walks over. it looks like he will not be walking over. you see the president getting into the beast now, getting into for, listen, a critical 24 hours. president biden met with dignitaries, he is touching down as part of his first overseas trip. knowing him and what he heard from his wife that he ov

that he depicts and russia depicts russia itself and president putin is a major power, whereas at this moment we know that probably the biggest concern of the united to be on the stage and president putin and then i think, you know, when the united states talks about red lines, vladimir putin has some red lines of his own and they deal with the neighborhood, ukraine, belarus, and his message is i've got my area of interest, you should not be interfering. and those are really serious red lines for president putin. >> jill, you say that the president the u.s. team should be wary of any last minute offerings from the rust president, right? read the fine print, right? trust, but verify. >> exactly. because president putin had done this many, many times and he does it in news conferences sometimes where he brings up an idea, let's say, you know, the prisoner exchange could be one of these, kind of a slippery area where on the surface it looks like a very good idea, but i would say read the fine print because what putin will do is he will get the other person to agree as that might be a very good idea, but then it turns out the details are not what the

the us president promises a tough response if russia arms democracy. he's in the united kingdom to meet with world leaders on his 1st trip since taking office will hear about his ambitious agenda. meanwhile, russia itself edges further away from democracy. moscow court declares elective on these anti corruption network and extremist group and bars who supporters from elections and a further blow to the opposition movement. india's migrant workers are returning to delhi, but the jobs are not. we need some of the many laborers struggling and the city still grips by this tandems. plus the berlin film festival gets underway. this year's valley. another is the 1st effort to take place under the stars hasn't open airs. celebration of cinema e w's film. guru scott brooks's for a will tell us all about what's on the program. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to help you with this job is kicking off his 1st global tour as us president. he's in the united kingdom where he'll today meet with prime minister boars. johnson will hear more about his busy agenda for our correspondent in

other hand, you, the united states primarily concerned about going military capacities of the people's republic of china. after all, they more or less know how to deal with russia. we have a common strategic culture with the united states, which makes it little bit easier to talk and to a goody china add these particular juncture is motivated to subscribe to be strategic culture. so kind of, ah, you know, a country, we refuse the policy or did you guy solutions. and that bought us to the united states. and they are concerned about the going capabilities of china, especially again in your eyes pointed out, especially used by china as a multiplier up here, even rio. because from what i'm understanding over the russian post you're russia is not so eager to offer it as an ex delivery for anyone even china. no, no, of course you know, he does mean that will become just. ringback and bandage to china, but a ration might go china to address some of the g, a problems in the china to build up. russia still has spectacular military technical capacity, which it might use to shine in the region sudden, gibson, technological development. the miss miss missile fields were th

russia. the us president promises the top response of brush harms. democracy is in the united kingdom to meet with world leaders on his 1st trip since taking office will hear about his ambitious agenda. meanwhile, russia itself, edge is further away from democracy. moscow court declares election on these anti corruption network, an extremist group, and bars to supporters from elections and a further blow to the opposition movement. and india, migrant workers are returning to delhi, but the jobs are not. we meet some of the many laborers struggling in the cities. still gripped by the pandemic. plus the berlin film festival gets underway this year is valley and that is the 1st step to take place under the stars as an open nurse celebration of the w film. gurus, scott ross perot will tell us all about what's on the program. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good heavy with us. joe biden is taking off his 1st global tour as us president. he's in the united kingdom, where he'll today meet with prime minister board johnson will hear more about his busy agenda from our correspondent in the u. k. in just

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a rush actually full for all years of these sanctions. russia got used to lisa joined positions united states from the european union and european and the j 7. and i even will be brave to say that russia has the sanction the actually to, to the, to this point. so this is the point and i agree with that that the, the, the strong, the strong, the strong statements on behalf of awfully j 7 seems to be relevant for them. because i think that for russia, the bill sion bellows crisis. what 7 of all the crisis ukrainian crisis, these are the matters which should be psycho not without. not without sorry, without the external interference. and russia will say with a grace katy, i would agree that there should be external, interferes. there shouldn't be russians fighting on their soil. ah, well, what do what, how can you explain what is the russian interference? i mean that the, i invaded an russian a forcing the rest of the race. i mean, we could have this argument, but then let's not have this argument. know that this illustrates the differences between the 2 positions, the position from the u

isn't the ultimately about russia in the united states, or is it about the united states in china and russia serving simply as a trial you for and more difficult conversation? well, i think it's more complex. so whereas, if you take some specific areas of the current global military balance or actually steal fire and it will be the case for a long time. on the other hand, you the you, that the united states primarily concerned about going military capacities of the people's republic of china. after all, they more or less know how to deal with russia. we have a common strategic culture with the united states, which makes it little bit easier to talk and to a goody china at these particular juncture, is motivated to subscribe to strategic culture. so kind of you know, a country we refuse the policy. all of us continue guy solutions and that bought us to do not it states. and they are concerned about the going capabilities of china, especially again in your eyes. the point that out, especially even used by china as a multiplier does here even rio because from what i'm understanding over

united states. and now, you know, russia harboring cyber current criminal enterprises that are starting money from businesses in the united states and elsewhere. i'm sure these issues will be on the agenda for joe biden, or he will address them forthrightly with vladimir putin. i think we have low expectations as to you know, what's going to come out of this the, the reality is that the areas where the 2 countries can cooperate is shrinking. they are still their arms control would be, you know, one regional issue such as getting the parties back to the iran nuclear deal, maybe another. but the areas of conflict between the 2 countries and between russia and europe are realistically expanding. so this is about manning managing a very difficult relationship in short to mid term, not improving it in a caroline or from the european perspective. is the you going to be looking from assurances from joe biden, when it comes to taking the relationship with russia forwards? because you have quite split splits on this. is it not? suddenly the eastern members of the block are very keen to make sure there's a strong resp

it would affect negatively russia's relations with the world and the united states. russia does not want to address this topic. navalny is someone putin sees as a threat and as an internal matter. he doesn't want to discuss it. the white house says this will come up. this, of course, brings us to human rights generally speaking. there's been a crackdown on opposition voices in russia. this is something the white house has also said will come up today. there's a long list, wolf. then we have americans who are detained in russia. two of those folks, paul whelan and trevor reed. i can tell you that their families are watching this summit extremely closely. they're two former u.s. marines. could there be a prisoner swap? could the presidents lay down some conversations for the future to release these two americans detained in russia? and then the expulsion of diplomats. this is one topic that both countries do want to discuss. it has been a dramatic downturn in diplomats, russian diplomats in the u.s., u.s. diplomats in russia in recent years, and that has negatively impa

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not just for russia and the united states, but for the world at large. well 1st state, they must meet again in 2011. they met and it was not enough. they don't know each other's very well. and it's very good that they meet now that mr. by them then will avoid in the future of the expressions that he used to speak about. president putin, i'm sure will, but the agenda is a sub to big. it's there is 2 notch. if you look, for example, at the meeting between now i got about tristan reagan and 86. they had one thing in mind, nuclear disarmament and they worked on it. they worked on a thing here in geneva and another fella and right cubic a few months later, they organized new sessions in the afternoon to go deeper into the matter and it was only one issue. so i hope that the nuclear issue start negotiations and things are decided upon that date fix and agenda back would be already contacted. the disco be a stepping stone future meetings because he of course, he can't have diplomatic relations if you don't have diplomatic relations and we really don't see that

united kingdom. he said, as he left, this was to show china and russia, the america, and the e. you are united, but there is a problem. and the problem is over global vaccination, joe biden, to talk about weaving, global parking for backs and issues. the you said, hold on a 2nd. that's a really bad idea. first of all, it means that the people won't be able to develop these vaccines for weeks, for months, perhaps even years. and also it means that the intellectual property rights for the drug company isn't protected. they have an alternative plan that they intend to show to do a bite and during the summer, no former leaders of many of the g 7 countries have come together to say that it's time for the e. u and the g 7 to stand up and make sure that poor countries are vaccinated in the was of one democratic congressman. while there is a threat of corporate somewhere in the world, there's a threat to covert everywhere in the world. and so they want to make sure that both the e u at the g 7 and the united states are on the same page when it comes to back. so you think, well, joe biden