Here watching our 2 international bring you here live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program a lot of reporting has expressed fears of a massacre if kiev takes back control over the rest of donbass territory in the east of ukraine without guaranteeing safety to citizens living there. The mc law has made put in place yet we decided on that 2015 some decisions have been made by hasnt been put into force the ukrainian side is always saying let us close the border with force i can imagine what happens then srebrenica nothing more. Were joined live by our correspondent Daniel Hawkins for more now daniel those are some rather surprising words from the russian president coming off the back of the successful normandy for a meeting yesterday you know very strong was indeed given there was some Movement Forward yesterday with agreements on the Prisoner Exchange on some disengagement zones even a potential cease fire the key Sticking Point though as we heard there remai
Activists industry. Im phil gale welcome to the program. Worldwide protests or demand action on Climate Change is continuing with huge crowds taking to the streets on every continent a movement that started with children skipping school on friday says grown to become a global force uniting young and old the day of action to protect the planet began in australia. Around the world in just 24 hours the largest condit process the world has ever seen thats what organizers have been calling todays wave of strikes for the planets. Was student demonstrators have been turning out in them millions some of the 1st runnings kicks off in australia i think very run the front lines i mean change you know its already happening its not waiting for it to happen or you know a matter of time if its already yes this is the 1st time adults have joined the climate strikes on such a significant scale like here in hong kong where parents have also been taking part. In thailand hundreds of young protest a stron
Exclusively young, aggressive, russia detains leading anti and boiling with rage corruption activists, despite yesterdays release at a government they believe of an investigative journalist, is giving away their freedoms. Held on spurious drugs charges. Hundreds of thousands of people are evacuated along parts of indias it seemed only a matter of time western coast as the region braces before things turned violent and so they did. Itself for a powerful cyclone. Few here have ever experienced the searing pain of being tear gassed. You could see the shock and confusion. I think theres lines that we can authorities in hong kong are shutting government offices have the freedom from fear, in the financial district that we are every day facing right for the rest of the week after days of protests now, so i guess we feel angry against an extradition bill that would allow people to be sent and we do not get respected to Mainland China for trial. The bill has triggered the biggest by our own go
Itself for a powerful cyclone. Authorities in hong kong are shutting government offices in the financial district for the rest of the week, after days of protests against an extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to Mainland China for trial. The bill has triggered the biggest street rallies since hong kong was handed back to china by the british in 1997. Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets in running battles with the demonstrators. Rupert Wingfield Hayes is in central hong kong. This was the centre of hong kong this afternoon. Scenes of mass violence, the likes of which have not been seen here since the 1960s. The day had been tense from the start. Huge crowds surrounded hong kongs legislature, determined to stop any discussion of the hated extradition bill. The object of their anger, this woman hong kongs chief executive, carrie lam. Last weekend, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets here, demanding she scrap a bill that would allow people in hong kong
Lot more tense. Russia detains leading Anti Corruption activists, despite yesterdays release of an investigative journalist, held on spurious drugs charges. Hundreds of thousands of people are evacuated along parts of indias western coast as the region braces itself for a powerful cyclone. Donald trump has declared that he would accept damaging information about political opponents during next years Election Campaign even if it came from a Foreign Government. In an interview with abc news the president denied it would count as interference describing it as opposition research. Russian interference in the 2016 campaign, and allegations of collusion with the Trump Campaign, were significant lines of inquiry in the mueller report. Heres the exchange between mr trump and the abc news presenter george stephanopoulos. This time around if foreigners russia, china or someone else offers you information should you accept it or call the guy . I think you do both. I think you may want to listen,