Putin Making Macron News Today

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And lots of reputable outlets publishing reports citing anonymous intelligence sources in the us and the uk, which the journalists arent verifying. and theyre asking, "well, how can we trust this any more then were trusting what our own governments telling us?" and just going back to that giant negotiating table, you spotted that putin was using the informal when addressing macron. which some see as being his way of signalling to russian viewers that theyre friends and that russia isnt some sort...

Time for the media show. hello. some big topics on the media show today. in the west, its reported as the ukraine crisis — 100,000 russian troops assembled near the border. president macron is on a whirlwind diplomatic mission this week to avert a conflict. but i want to look at how the situation is being reported in russia and in ukraine. is there the same sense of urgency in domestic media? how are both sides using the media to advance their own objectives? francis scarr is in moscow with bb...

How do you read it? in russian, there are two ways of addressing someone. this formal and informal. some of our listeners may recall steve rosenberg talking about his interview with alexander lukashenko the leader of belarus who used a less formal address for steve. and steve took this as almost belittlement in an attempt to insult him. i think what putin was doing with macron is slightly different here. he was trying to say that i am part of the club of nations, among the high table of global p...

Of political commentators have been saying that this was about political projection, about putin making macron feel uncomfortable while they were talking. but actually, in the last couple of weeks, hes also held talks with the president of iran and the prime minister of hungary, both of whose country arguably enjoy better relations with russia than france does. was he still using that table? yeah, at the very same table. in fact, lots of other people are saying this is more about putins wearines...

Is there the same sense of urgency in domestic media? how are both sides using the media to advance their own objectives? francis scarr is in moscow with bbc monitoring and hes going to help us do that. francis, on a lighter note first, youll have seen those images of putin and macron sat at either end of it gigantic negotiating table this week. is this a table the kremlin rolls out for photo opportunities when they want to see the idea through the media that the west should sit at a distance fr...

Tables like that? $5 is a sin from russia or all the tables like that?— tables like that? as you say, len tables like that? as you say, plenty of _ tables like that? as you say, plenty of political _ plenty of political commentators have been saying this is about political projection. about putin making macron feel uncomfortable while they were talking. but actually, in the last couple of weeks he is also held talks with the president of iran and the prime minister of hungary, both of whose co...

Is written speculative reports about what putin might be planning in ukraine. and loss of outlets citing anonymous intelligence sources in the us the uk which the journalists are verifying. and theyre asking well, how can we trust ——arent and theyre asking well, how can we trust this any more then were trusting what our own government is telling us? and just going back to that giant negotiating table, you spotted that putin was using the informal when addressing macron. which some say is his...

And theyre asking, "well, how can we trust this any more then were trusting what our own governments telling us?" and just going back to that giant negotiating table, you spotted that putin was using the informal when addressing macron. which some see as being his way of signalling to russian viewers that theyre friends and that russia isnt some sort of pariah. how do you read it? well, in russian, there are two ways of addressing someone. te, which is less formal, and ve, which is more formal. ...

Its time for the media show. hello. some big topics on the media show today. in the west its reported as the ukraine crisis, 100,000 russian troops are assembled near the border. president macron is on a whirlwind diplomatic mission this week to avert conflict. but i want to look at how the situation is being reported in russia and in ukraine. it is there the same sense of rgency in media? how are both sides using the media to advance their own objectives? francis scarr is in moscow with bbc mon...