there have been contacts, they'll be more likely more in moscow. they also have different opinions there. those are the problematic, the foreign ministry defense ministry, kind of party of war guys who believe that now is a good time to make the have a final solution of the gradient problem. and there are those in with, in the president, booking surrounding to believe that that's a bad idea that russia will very b c come under very serious economic financial sanctions. and that's not good. that's bad for internally and externally and put in as a time and seen these different opinions. and he has the final solution. last spring, a really big russian contingent. i mean, hundreds of thousands of were mobilized and the concentration of forces in the black sea and the on the ukrainian border was much higher than today. but we didn't give the go ahead and we don't have a war in 21. we won't have. so it's possible that when you come to the brink and retreat from it, but more consolidating message coming from washington would be better than it is hearing.

and here in moscow we have maxine, huge golf. he is director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations, or a gentleman cross the rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. i know with marcus in london, well, the story with us in poland is gaining attention and intensity by the way, about the legal immigration. now the what the e u is saying, and particularly the polls is that these people are being dumped on to them. but the brussels is very hesitant for borders and not to speak of walls here. but more and more people coming to their room to saying these people are transiting here. there's something much more at play here. and i think it is. is that the local shank of the russian president, he's basically saying you want to resolve this issue. you have to talk to me. don't keep talking to says he doesn't want to talk about it. it's really, bill is, is forcing an issue for the european union to actually start recognizing that has le

well, today, moscow claims western countries including poland for the unraveling migrant scale sunday by the russian border, while warsaw accused his russia being the mastermind behind the crisis and other stories were across few this wednesday. a prominent lawyer says a recent guantanamo trial of the state of the moral fiber of america could hopefully set the president for other victims at the hands of us agents. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear in anywhere. what are these horrible things that were done to them? now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government united states to keep secret. what happened to be other people ah, 2 pm wednesday afternoon here in moscow will welcome from b, kevin owen and the rest of the team. here at ortiz world news center, with our latest for you this out, as you heard, the migrant crisis continues at the poland. better with border with thousands of people have been camping harsh conditions for the last 2 nights now. but as the political situation heats up there, the weather is only getting colder and among those sacrif

and between moscow and the native partners. isn't that supporting russia's thesis that and neither has outlived long out least its purpose. yeah, i mean, it does. but nature, you have to understand means different things to different people. i mean, in poland the baltic states the resume. nope. sincere paranoia. i regards to large and crazy, but you know, you can be crazy and sincere at the same time, you know, within many native structures it is, as you say, i think a much more cynical calculation about basically the need to unit the need for adam is so as to preserve nature as an organization for let me look, since the end of the code will look at all the different roles that nissan has defined for it. so it's failed that every one of them by the way. but clearly you have, you know, not just within the within the natal operations, but what has understand is that the west europeans, the germans in particular, but all the others as well. absolutely terrified of being left alone. well, and actually i think the recent withdrawal

i spoke to your remote in in moscow about 2018 years ago. and he talked about how blunted just lost his faith in communism, and he'd never really been committed. he was a marxist in a kind of an aesthetic sense, but he was, he'd really joined up because of his friend diverges and blunts faith in the soviet union had gone. and i think when blunt heard that philby was going to be confronted, that he felt a out of loyalty to philby and b to save his own neck. because he, he was void. what philby might tell them, blunt felt he had to go to beirut himself. and tell list and tell philby that he was going to be confronted. now blunt, isn't blunt. well exactly. peter said, well of course, why did he not just bring the foot, the soviet embassy in london or ring ring a contact in london? because i think blunt wanted phil be wanted to give phil be the choice himself as to what he did. and blunt was fearful that if he involved the russians, phil bes future might be taken out of his hands, that the russians might to say, right? you're coming with us. so

i investigated this story through tripoli and moscow through contacts in moscow. a nongovernmental organization sent two researchers to libya, the chairman of the counselor of state, to visit saif al-islam. they told the tripoli authority what they were doing. the libyan authority at the time changed their mind because they wanted to blackmail russia into something else, something different -- having said that, i think we have made too much fuss about the kind of appearance they have made. i don't think there is much to read about this. why should he -- nastasya: ok, mustafa. i do want to bring anis in on the international implications and backing of potential candidates. you mentioned russia. do you think saif is going to have a lot of backing from moscow going forward? >> just to clarify about the russians, at the peak of a civil war when the new york times, bloomberg, reuters all reported on russian mercenaries and snipers firing against civilians, leaving landmines and destroying and displacing hundreds of thousands, there were two members of russian civil ser

okay, those are the big stories that we're across here at sea in moscow. you can get more r t dot com and plenty more programs for you on youtube channel to. i'm calling bry, i'll have your next up day right here in 33 minutes. see that? ah, ah! they would seem, with every passing day were allowed to openly discuss fewer and fewer topics. the events on capitol hill on january 6 is one of them. what happened that day is a 3rd rail. was it a riot or an insurrection? even asking, this is inflammatory? it shouldn't be. ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from our stands. the truth is that every device is a potential entry point for security attack. i think you can, but i don't want to mention actually with the name, but only eventually there's a thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they use the technology, it's an extension of traditional my official intelligence has not many main threat . this is due to the 3 laws of robotics. one of the things that's ha

ah, hello, good, happy with a slide from moscow. this is our t internationals. world news as 11 uncommon, bright big story recross for you this hour. the migrant crisis shows no sign of abating at the border between poland and beller. bruce, where thousands have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. but as the political situation hates up, the weather there is only getting colder and among those sacrificing basic comforts in their efforts to find a better life of families with children. these are some of the latest pictures that we've got from the border camp, adding to the migrant plight of course food on water supplies said to be running low right now. many also having to sleep. keep warm in damn, but sleeping bags. people including children, have spent the day collecting wood for fires as cold might draw in. and we've been speaking to some of those in the camp, including a disabled boy who's hoping to get treatment in the e. u. who you want to be when you grow old victor. holiday ghoul concert was born with a di

the moscow may also kind of, again, you know, consider some, some new tactics. perhaps also the ones that may include and use a force to reset the stage and to go earth crane to sign some new terms of agreement. and obviously i think 6 to renegotiate the main skip course study beliefs were not in it's in its interest, but i can't agree more with you. it's a dangerous, it's a dangerous trend towards a new collision course. i can finish up. whereas markets, what are the chances in my opinion of a war between russia and america over ukraine, or negligible, but the chances of an accidental or i'm very much alive and well. that's what we worry about here. this miscalculation need play a game of chicken. one side may decide to go through with that. and then when one side decides to go through with that, you both end up in it. okay. what we're hoping to avoid here. i'll get gentlemen, that's all the time we have the i want to thank my guess in moscow in london them. i think our viewers for watching us here are the see in x. i'm remember, ah, a water around the try, a s

but the global chemical weapons watchdog insist it's moscow to blame. the russian federation has not provided information sufficient to answer the doubts and concerns raised in the questions submitted by 45 states parties with the russian federation to provide the necessary clarification in accordance with its obligations under the convention. there must be no impunity for those who use chemical weapons. so the o. p. c, w stance is volley appears to have been poisoned in august 2020. you may recall. he fell ill on the moscow by flight from siberia, mistreated in russian hospital before then being moved to berlin care center. germany claims that in the volley almost died from the effects of another agent, but the russian doctors who initially treated him, found no poison in his system. let's go live to russia's ambassador to the o. p. c. w. alexander shogun. just let you know at home to my questions are going to be similar, tenuously translated back and forth between us. so thank you for your time today to put some clarity on this controversial story. fi

ah, hello, good to have you with us live from moscow. this is our internationals world news at 10 with me calling bright. the big story we're tracking for you this hour. the migrant crisis shows no sign of abating at the border between poland and bella. bruce, where thousands have been camping and harsh conditions for the last 2 night. but as the political situation heats up, the weather there is only getting cold up and among those sacrificing basic comforts right now in their efforts to find a better life of families with children. now these are some of the latest to pictures that we've been getting from that border camp, adding to the migrants plight though food and water supplies are said to be running low. well, many are also having to keep warm in damp sleep in bags. people including children, have spent the day collecting wood for fires. and in these di conditions it's thought that at least 8 individuals have died in recent months. and we've been speaking to people at the camp, among them, a disabled boy who's hoping to get treatm

ah, hello, it's good to have you with his life for moscow. this is archie international on calling brain. the big stories were across for you this our 1st, then the migrant crisis shows no sign of abating at the border between poland and belarus, where thousands have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. but as the political situation hates up, the weather there is only getting cold up among those sacrificing basic comforts in their efforts to find a better life of families with children. well, here's how the camp looks. as dusk fell on wednesday, adding to the migrants plight, food and water supplies are set to be running low ball. many are also having to keep warm and damp sleeping bags. many people, including children, have been spending the day collecting a wood for fires. we've been speaking to some more of the people in that camp, including a disabled boy who's hoping to get treatment in the e. u. who you want to be when you grow old victor holiday constance. he was born with a disease in his legs. we tried very hard t

this time clearly, moscow felt that it was a step to fall. they had the proof right at that finger tips, and they released it in order to clear that name. and finally, set the record straight pools that remains to be seen whether in the future. this will stop any similar misinterpretations will misrepresentations who are going to be generous of russians, intentions and behavior. meanwhile, vladimir putin has branded as provocative the military actions of the us in the black sea, along with the expansion of nato near to russia's borders reporting next year's ortiz, dmitri polk. this address by present burton came with it during his meeting with foreign policy officials here in moscow. during this meeting, he basically discussed the political and economic landscape in which russia finds itself to day. and of course, the most pressing topic is relations between russia and the west nato, and the u. s. and frankly, these relations are at an all time low right now. futon mentioned how this didn't usually always be the case. he mentioned that it use

but i believe a shanker has his own agenda there. moscow support sam and is now moscow public. he has his own agenda. he believes that way. and if you can also blackmail the european union in to try sanctions by threatening the use for refugees from the middle east. i'm puzzle talking specifically about the makeup of easton ukraine. that is parts that are already self declared autonomous regions loyal to russia. i'm talking about done yet. i'm talking about cons. can arguably, there are already russian forces in easton ukraine, pulling the strings, deciding what exactly goes on. what can the west actually do though? if russia decides just to stage a full scale invasion? well that is mean the fear in the west this this present situation that's more or less frozen for sense 15 and with which more west of the western has were to do deal with them with, with may are up into a major escalation. and that's very dangerous. that escalate further into the actual european war, something even worse. russian right now is not ready to invade. that's the good news and it's the wrong time of

they have offices here, but they have very good cars, good life in moscow. they are not hiding at all. we travel 700 kilometres east, to turashev�*s childhood town, to track him down. local reporter dmitry covered the story when turashev was accused of being a major international cybercriminal. despite being a seemingly legitimate businessman, then, turashev was proving elusive. we deliberately did not try to contact people facing sanctions who are thought to work for the russian intelligence services. all nations hack each other, but some allegations against russian state hackers are extreme, from electricity blackouts to attacks causing billions of dollars of damage globally. the russian government has denied all accusations, routinely laughing them off as western hysteria and russophobia. for the generals, being sanctioned is like a reward. a badge of honour? yes, a badge of honour. even if they have been caught? well, caught in what? for them, it is intelligence gathering against the enemy of the russian state. and it's notjust individuals who are bein

more studios in moscow, this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now, the migrant crisis shows no sign of abating at the border between poland and bell roost were thousands, have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. but as the political situation heats up, the weather is only getting colder and among those sacrificing basic comforts in their efforts to find a better lie far families. these are some of the pictures from the border camp, adding to the migrants of plight, food and water supplies are said to be running low, while many are trying to keep warm and damp sleeping bags. people have spent the day collecting wood for fires. we spoke to some of those in the camp including a disabled boy who was hoping to get treatment in the u. who you want to be when you grow old the day, cause i was born with the disease in his legs. we tried very hard to get treatment abroad, but we didn't get to mission to leave the country. we received an offer for treatment from germany, but we were not allowed

and this is our t live from moscow on the way russia, the strength of its defenses. to face nato's increasing military presence near the country's borders that from president po, temp, we'll talk you through it after the break. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show, but i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics spoke. business i'm show business. i'll see you then. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true was is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah ah. again, america's plans to deploy missiles in europe posed a direct threat to russia's national security. let me put an issue that warning to a meeting of top military officials and also said to the moscow would react accordingly. if any foreign power attempts to break the strategic parity of current nuclear arsenals. leslie, his name is lemme, the, her

and here's why the government in moscow is making it. it's because it doesn't want the fundamentals of the european security balance to be undermined in any possible way. if you really said that it means that the needs are for which the thick to generally the collective voice, the russian nato founding act no longer exists. of this document, enjoying the alliance is fundamental obligations for european security, including those in the nuclear field. yen stall of arg was in the midst of some very important meetings, including one with outgoing german chancellor anglo merkel. when he made these latest comments, for now us nuclear bombs are stationed on a german soil and in emergency situations. they can also be carried by german military dress, but the distance is still from germany. borders to russian borders is quite significant. if berlin decides to give up the agreement to have he was a nuclear weapons, honest territory, then natal boss is saying they're ready to move them further east, and then they'll be found right on rushes doorste

oh, moscow hoax at a minimum? by threatening to ukraine to get ukraine to make some concessions or get the united states and the western powers, vall, like germany and france to make some concessions. that what exactly did they, once, i mean, ultimately this russert, once they take bank all of ukraine, it and what, what are they getting out here? moscow's goal is to influence substantially ukraine's national security policy. they do not want to ukraine. establishing close relations, either with nato or with the you. that's why they seized crimea with russia, troops the little green, then. that's why they lost the russian control war and done boss. what russia's war and don't boss has fail of. that's why they're threatening major escalation again, their goal is to push ukraine towards russia and away from a free choice of association with you and with nato. and is that likely to work up their war in done, boss has failed. i believe that if they're bluff of an escalation is solidly opposed by the united states and i

ah, well, it's good to have you with a slide from moscow. this is our c internationals world news at 11 with me calling bright 1st for you, then the origin sound, the timing of this latest cove. it very entering question of the dutch health officials say that on the chrome was detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa. it's unclear so far. if the infected people had visited africa and exactly how the new variant appeared in the netherlands. but it could also mean that there were many more cases around the world earlier. kevin owen got the latest from all correspondence, peter oliver in europe, and pulled a slayer in south africa. nothing this announcement and the new information that's coming forward is leaving well. come to you here in south africa, the former saw people falling in the south african variance and they would take no, it's not in our scientists and i, experts of folk songs that they were able to get up to, to be honest enough to pull to the world hopefully the non grayson and very much the feeling here

well, they show that moscow has consistently been supportive of the so called normandy format. now, will remember, this is one representatives of full nations, ukraine, russia, germany, and france come together to end the hostilities. but why of these documents so significant? well, that's significant, because until now we've had on so many occasions, both from france and germany. these accusations that moscow is not just uncooperative, but it's actually trying to sabotage. and he talks in the normandy format. now in fact, only a few days ago, they went so far as to say that the russian foreign minister, okay to approach had essentially flat out, refuse to attend a plan meeting. now these diplomatic wise, essentially show that that was not the case. it was a misunderstanding it best ally was in fact or parties had been formed that law had other obligations that day as for blocking the normandy format, were quite the opposite. let's in fact take and listen to nick except dear colleagues, i would like to reaffirm the importance of continuing our joint mediation efforts within the

berlin, moscow, bern. welcome to the program. to what extent was this decision based on administrative grounds? >> hard to say. on one's -- on one hand, it is not an independent court. the agency reports to the government. that was the reason why the european court of justice criticized the approval for the network. they should become more independent to avoid political influence. the question is, who is calling them. there are three parties involved and no one is really in the driver seat. >> i understand that general sentiment in russia is that this is a politically motivated decision. >> they believe it is actually a technical hiccup. [indiscernible] creating a german subsidiary would take up to six weeks to create and then the german agency would begin the process of certification and that would be four months. after that, the issue might go for four more months in the european commission so it is unclear when it would actually be operational and that is not seen good in russia. >> it seems like this will take at least eight

this time. clearly, moscow felt that it was a step too far. they had the proof right at that finger tips, and they released it in order to clear that name and finally set the record straight or of course it remains to be seen whether in the future. this will stop any similar misinterpretations or misrepresentations who are going to be generous of russia's intentions and behavior all over india. indeed, in a pretty fascinating look at what goes on behind the scenes of diplomacy all the way whatever happens. tusky taylor, thanks for that. up. vladimir putin has branded as provoke, as if the military actions of the us in the black sea along the expansion of nato, near to russia's borders full who next, his autism be troop out. this addressed by a present burden came with it during his meeting with foreign policy officials here and moscow. during this meeting, he basically discussed the political and economic landscape in which russia finds itself to day. and of course, the most pressing topic is relations between russia and the west nato, and the

this is new in this out, in response to append to can statement ramping up tensions with moscow. i'm french far. i cheerless eric zebo. i notice he's officially entering the 2022 presidential campaign despite losing political points of light to some great public scandal. ah, oh, why from all these h q in moscow? it's kevin, over with you here for the next half hour. thanks for checking in. i was appreciate it. so that developing story 1st, the origins and timing of this latest covey varian are in question. today of the dutch health officials say that our micron was detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa. it's unclear so far. if the infected people had actually visited africa before, how exactly this new variant appeared in the netherlands there for, but it could also me, there are many more cases around the world. i got the latest small correspondence paula slayer in south africa. and we started with peter all over in europe, this announcement and the new information that's coming forward is everybody. welcome to here in south africa. this is because o

now, here in moscow, the us and canada have joined the e. u in halting flights from 6 southern african nations off for the discovery of a dangerous new cobit strain. in johannesburg, the new restrictions have left air passengers scrambling to get out. if i can get on board now, i'll have to be an employee here waiting to go back to pay over. it is very serious thing, but on the other hand, always going to have new variance fraud on the whole. we gonna keep looking down every time we've gone, you varian, just a disconnecting one, going to the door and you pay is not for fear of heartbreaking people. i devastated just before christmas. mom really said for many people at the airport, it's already too late. airlines have canceled flights from south africa to the u. k . ahead of the approaching deadline. although flights to some other western countries including the u. s. a. continuing until monday. and we've got a correspondence in johannesburg and she'll later be speaking with travelers stranded there. in the meantime, our correspondent charlot

this is our team from moscow where it's down. just turn midnight at 3 in the afternoon on friday in wisconsin, which is where we start with our breaking news. this our call written house has been found not guilty on all 5 charges. he faced over the deaths of 2 racial justice protest, as in 2020, the 18 year old was shaking as the jury bred at the verdicts and collapsed to see was acquitted. as to the information gauge price we the jury find the defendant, kylie written kyle each rate health not guilty. i was late to help to his feet by one of his attorney's other charges against rittenhouse included 1st degree homicide. and he faced 17 years in jail. had he been found guilty of that, he was charged over an incident to the protest sparks by the police shooting of a black man, a britain house who was 17 at the time claims he was acting in self defense. oh, this is the emotional reaction outside the court house since the verdicts were announced in supporters of britain house cheering the decision of also been significant numbers of

boss known for coming out against freedom of expression and the 1st amendment ah, oh, there live from moscow. this is our t internation is just to midnight here. it's now wednesday, the 1st of december on color break. good, happy with it. first, had 3 students have been killed in the school shooting in the us state of michigan . it happened just over 3 hours ago just before 1 pm, local time at the oxford high school in a village north of detroit. i'll to correspond. caleb bolton joins 3 now. caleb, one of police revealed about what happened well, 3 students are dead according to police on the scene. 3 students are dead. 6, others are injured. 5 of those others are students. and one of the others is a teacher student, a 15 year old student appears to have opened fire before then being apprehended. at this point, the shooter is in custody. his weapon has been apprehended. the sheriff's department of oxford county is on the scene and at this point, we're also seeing the school on lockdown. we're seeing local police as well as federal police and others assembling in the area. a medical helicopte

the golf course where the wedding took place about two hours outside of moscow. staff are happy to show us around, but did not want to show us around, but did not want to go into specifics about yakubets' big day. wow, impressive. so this is where the newlyweds sit, have some champagne. the newlyweds sit, have some champagne-— this wedding is probably the most famous wedding in the history of cyber security. famous wedding in the history of cybersecurity. people famous wedding in the history of cyber security. people have pored over that video since it was posted online, and it feels strange being here, where it actually took place. a lot of people, including newspapers, said the wedding cost about $250,000. but i have just discovered it could have cost at least half $i discovered it could have cost at least half $1 million, and that is just to have it here. we don't know how the wedding was paid for, but if the money did come from maine, it gives us an insight into how some of his alleged stolen riches are being spent. —— if the money did come from yakubet