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War in Ukraine: Will Vladimir Putin one day be judged?

In kyiv, we salute a “historic day”. The foreign ministers of 36 member countries of the Council of Europe, mostly European, and the European Union have committed to creating a special tribunal to judge the crimes of aggression against Ukraine. A first since the trials of Nuremberg (1945-1946) and Tokyo (1948), set up after the Second World War. Concretely, what will be the role of this future tribunal and how will it function? Is funding for this project guaranteed?

With Kseniya Zhornokley, specialist journalist for the Ukrainian editorial staff of RFI.

 

 

 

China: after Trump and Putin, what results for Xi Jinping?

In the space of a few days, Chinese President Xi Jinping rolled out the red carpet to Donald Trump, then to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. Two visits, two objectives. While the Chinese and Americans are trying to find common ground despite geopolitical and economic tensions, Beijing and Moscow are, on the contrary, seeking to strengthen a cooperation already well in place and strengthened since the start of the war in Ukraine. What are they trying to prove? Beijing by welcoming, in quick succession, the presidents of these two superpowers?

With Clea Broadhurst, permanent correspondent of RFI ékin.

 

 

Cuba: why is the former president the subject of an American arrest warrant?

Accused of “conspiracy to assassinate Americans” in a case dating back to 1996 when he was Minister of Defense, former Cuban President Raul Castro was indicted by the American justice system. arrest now targets Fidel Castro’s brother, the acting US attorney general, Todd Blanche, affirms that “this indictment is not a set-up” and assures “that the authorities Americans expect “that he will come forward voluntarily or in some other way and be incarcerated.” What acts are alleged against Raoul Castro? Why charge him now, 30 years after the events?

With Pascal Drouhaud, expert in geopolitics, researcher and president of the LatFran association, specialist in Latin America.

 

 

And at the end of the show, the column “Un Å“il”on the networks » by Jessica Taïeb. Today, she returns to Togo’s decision to abolish visas for stays of less than 30 days for all African nationals.