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in a vocative production by the parent but they feature unlike western europe russia a bastion of classicism has been slow to embrace modern dance now provincial ensembles are making the leap. star dancer giana fish nova is spearheading a drive to cultivate contemporary dance in her native russia. since adjusting to today it's the regional companies that are yielding exciting new choreographies from places like him you could have even would. have been the skylights over who no one could hold of the forty one year old ballerina feels as much at home in classical ballet as contemporary dance a celebrated principal dancer at the marine ski in st petersburg she also held that position at the american ballet theatre for twelve years this nova launched the context festival in moscow to promote modern dance and young choreographers but plenty more needs to be done before contemporary dance acquires the same prestige as classical ballet and that's probably a muscle but why do we have a problem with education that has fields but there are no places to learn the techniques of modern dance unlike in th

we want russia to be a constructive neighbor of europe and of the larger transatlantic community. but that is russia's choice to make. russia can continue to isolate by sowing disorder abroad a or it can become a force that will advance the freedom of russians and the stability of europe and asia yeah. -- of eurasia. there is actually much more that binds the united states and europe together than drives us apart. the jcpoa is no longer the only point of u.s. policy towards iran. we are committed to addressing the totality of the iranian threat. we ask our european partners to join us in standing up to iran's maligned behavior. the regime is against western principles and to tall tartarian expression -- suppression. neither the united states or europe wants another type of nuclear threat on its hands nor any of our nations at ease through support for terrorist organizations, militias on the ground in iraq and syria and active ballistic missile program. at europe's intersection in the region, we know turkey cannot ignore iran because of its proximity and cultural ties but we ask tur

are to say this to europe russia have strong teams you know often feel like i'm really good je suis and check some of the most old canada has a lot of players play in the europe usa as a play to europe for different so you would take a miracle for you that really already there are go to what are you saying thirty years on earth thirty something years on hockey has gotten much stronger than back then in the eighty's. it has. a lot of contrasts catching up you know maybe the baby of the soviet union were so much better canada. now that the swedes . we need the world champions to feel less winning the world championship so the cap is not that big anymore so. i think we can call six five six contra to go with the jeff so tell me tell me because i'm a deal a townhouse an olympic contest different from the n.h.l. stanley cup playoffs i mean you played in both obviously you want someone else is there more pressure when you're doing the stanley cup game seven or when you're actually doing the olympic gold. oh the pressure is there i'm just so certain tree come true you know that's. you start yo

in a vocative production by the pair and by the theater unlike western europe russia a bastion of classicism has been slow to embrace modern dance now provincial ensembles are making the leap. star dancer gian if nova is spearheading a drive to cultivate contemporary dance in her native russia i'm sure looked into just into today it's the regional companies that are healing exciting new choreographies bullock from places like him you could have even good. or to have been skylights over who no one could hold out hope the forty one year old ballerina feels as much at home in classical ballet as contemporary dance a celebrated principal dancer at the marine ski in st petersburg she also held that position at the american ballet theatre for twelve years this nova launched the context festival in moscow to promote modern dance and young choreographers but plenty more needs to be done before contemporary dance acquires the same prestige as classical ballet and that's probably the most sublime i mean we have a problem with education in this field there are no places to learn the techniques of moder

why russia must be you know these teams apart from europe why perhaps are doable for russia they must be pretty happy i think could be in a lot worse for russia to defeat as you mentioned a strong team but then also not the force they once were aged to playing in the first world cup since ninety ninety not too strong in the just had a change of coach i think russian fans should be expecting that team to go through the knock out which will be good for the tournament russia really wants into the next stages let's look at group b. now european champions portugal fronting that group but they have a real tough opponent here. next door neighbors spain then morocco and iran will be looking for a group of death but that isn't really a group of death is it genoa can't really say that as a group of death i think portugal and spain are clearly the two best teams in the group i think iran could spring a surprise they were quite strong in the last world cup they held argentina to a duel nil draw but for me spain and portugal should be going through the now you're in

one of those recent incidents there were reports of a radioactive cloud went there floating over europe russia denied that it had indeed come from that particular area around us ask around nyack what do you believe i suppose that it could be over in the off vitrification of reprocessing plants what they're making this all into the mix the glass the is a nuclear high level nuclear waste. you don't understand what this happened exactly you just know the truth then you should be keeping this came nearer and also there was a field which normally should take they must to change a trigger and maybe soften happened in this process of if we analyze the story of all my accidents from nine to forty nine into the falls and seven. this accidents will never recognize it by my jacket it's always the society who press them or prosecutor i think in this situation they will be continue to know because my yard it's not only local enterprises it's a part of the global process to receive. markets of nuclear waste and now in the region and even a level of. contrary they tell about the who are from our call current

well the point is that they are pressuring the world community europe russia china any iran through their threats to discard the deal in order to force tehran and other parties to the nuclear deal to agree to the us interpretation of the deal this is very important because according to the a.j.c. p.o. a no one is entitled to interpret the deal according to its own ways and according to its desires the commission of the way should vote which interpretation is right and now the united states is taking the deal hostage in order to. do its interpretation of the deal and this is a threat to the global security regional peace and stability and it's you know has of this not just to iran but just to the entire world on the timing of this what's your thoughts on why is the u.s. trying to put more pressure on iran at this point. well there are number of reasons for that you know right now they are trying to demonize iran because just a month later the u.s. should decide what it wants to do with the deal in future are they going to certify the nuclear deal with iran are they going to keep the sancti

regarding the sanctions against russia yes we would like for those to be lifted we will try to play a part in this is a mediator to find a solution in the interests of yours say europe and russia can overcome the differences. but whatever sebastien curt's on this new government have been mentioned talk of the rights of refugees talks of their what will happen to migrants in the country talks of what this will mean for islam within australia have been talked about it's clear that the decision for form this coalition has split opinion somewhat on the streets of the austrian capital. and there had to clings to here skip that's what i think we have since before it was trump and brags that in england and i think that i was freshly taking it and i really don't think it's get going to do it. throughout europe as a return to the far right as you can see this in germany as well with the f.t. got a lot of votes and if someone speaks about the refugee crisis you get the impression that this could have been handled better. in the good norman i think the far right are correct they're working for the people doing what people who wants them to do so i'm in favor i am happy with th

: the georgian government raises the alarm every time russia further entrenches itself in south ossetia, because that blocks georgia's path to europe southern caucasian country wants to join the european union and nato. but the unresolved conflict with russia stands in the way. and russian soldiers create a new fait accompli almost daily, as the e.u. mission in georgia tells us. erik hoeeg: the main problems have to do with the process we call borderization, the establishment of physical infrastructure which hinders freedom of movement for local populations. so they cannot commute really across, there's a so-called border regime in place. and that affects the population in a number of ways. it affects their livelihoods, their access to land, possibility to have regular connection to family members. reporter: the e.u. observers can call up a precise map of the line of demarcation on their gps devices, which they also need for their own safety. officially, the conflict over south ossetia is considered "frozen." the farmers here in the disputed region think that is a strange term. they're suffering under their country's ongoing divisi

who are so really good for russia and europe i would say without but the kicker is in group b. that spain portugal you know that was that was some some joy that for for them the idea. compare this is that that's going to be some game by the way and then obviously the two to my heart denmark we've got a draw against france australia and peru and so you're keeping you begin your on on the sort of the ones close to your heart will do a bit more specifically in a few moments but before that i just want to talk about you got no aside like your principal your first day with us and you got some things not just president but practically it was a who's who of world cup winners and the greatest footballers of all time tell us about that experience well what president tuesday was holding reception for for basically every legendary football who's who's in moscow for the joy and and you know they were all that was incredible to see this many guys who stand so much for football and that you know basically are the big superstar here are legends

that has happened in the past kind of ere's a international agreement between - not so much europe, i and russia have bypassed europe. agreement between the us, russia, saudi arabia, resolve regional issues, as you have seen in the killing of the former president yemen, yesterday. hich, i think, is - it's the beginning of an understanding saudi arabia nd resolved inhould be exchange for allowing bashar al-assad regime and others to power. >> since any negotiations must be between russia and the united region, is there a permanent football in the area. believe... >> yes, but that's due to your former administration that foothold in syria. before the russians entered a great chancead to support democratic groups in syria, and have been called for years, many left have been toura. mr demize i don't know how many genevas we are out to fix. many failing so genevas. after so many years of conflict. we can't present to the syrian imaginoity with too meanwhiling alternatives -- many alternatives, the ones uprising, for the and the extremists on the other side. andine you lost everything, you who wanted

regarding the sanctions against russia yes we would like for those to be lifted and we will try to play a part in this is a mediator to find a solution in the interests of yours so europe and russia can overcome the differences when you talk to people on the streets of vienna opinion still very split over the direction the cannot take things the. crisis you get the impression right to the beginning of the year of course we saw builders pushing hard for the dutch launch where is here in germany where i'm talking to you from. which of the political scientists verna pops out says the e.u. will have to reconcile itself to austria's new coalition west european governments won't take any significant actions against this new or strong government because on the one hand rajan populism has been growing in all these countries and the self-confidence of europe centrist and left this government has been shattered by this rise of right wing pop the contradictions. by too many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super manager billionaire

who are so really good for russia and europe i would say without but the kicker is in group b. that spain portugal you know thought was going to be some game by the way and then obviously shoots from my heart then mark we thought join against france australia and peru and also your keeping you became your own on the sort of the ones close to your hall will do a bit more specifically in a few moments but before that loss to see didn't go smoothly or whether any massage here are the highlights of the draw. i see a rash and they are still playing well i think you plan to branch. out a good enough. or two way. a cheaper. oh i don't even have a saudi arabia. and i think game against saudi arabia also in that group egypt and europe off that bridge for me brazil switzerland costa rica and serbia group after germany mexico aside like your principle first stay with us and you got some things not just president. but practically it is a who's who of wilco when isn't the greatest football this of all time tell us about that experience world

to western europe via russia. who would. increase the speeds of transit of goods and services of goods and people multiple times are also have joint projects seen. in space exploration so i'm sure we are moving the rights way we are fully determined to. go that way just for the election that will take place next year i have full confidence that. comes. with china. is beyond any political agenda we will always remains to be partners for a long period of time. and the n.t.v. . one of the venture in. what you're sure of what just you know watching mr putin. people loose talk a lot about your future in office what kind of team will you have for the next six years everyone's been talking about this so will the existing government survive we will all of those ministers will still be in their places what is the will be the new agenda what will be in the new blueprint. for. the current cabinet on the whole lot believe they're doing a good job even though there are certain issues like i just mentioned the utilities sector for example

think that will continue of course the united states would like to be able to reduce europe's the bandits or russia or russian oil but they come out they might try through sanctions do increase their supplies of. the euro but it will not work because very can. is far more expensive than russian gas. powerful painkillers are affecting life expectancy in america figures show opioids played a bigger role in overdose deaths last year than any other drug legal or illegal tackling the addiction has become a national priority as artists american reports the nation's opioid epidemic drug overdoses this country's recent surge in opioid addiction incredible epidemic one of the most serious crises facing people in this country. the average life expectancy in the us is getting shorter for the second year in a row now that's according to the center for disease control and prevention and they predict this downward trend will only continue it doesn't look any better we haven't seen more than two years in the row in the claw new life expectancy since the spanish flu one hundred years ago would be entering the sort

regarding the sanctions against russia yes we would like for those to be lifted we will try to play a part in this is a mediator to find a solution in the interests of yours so europe and russia can overcome the differences when you talk to people on the streets of vienna opinion still very split over the direction the country is headed in that i think things and i think we have seen this before it was triumphant brock's it in england and i think that i was freshly taking it and i really don't think it's going to get. throughout europe as a return to the far right you can see this in germany. as world with the f.t. got a lot of votes and if someone speaks about the refugee crisis you get the impression that this could have been handled better. in the good naaman i think the far right are correct they're working for the people doing what people who wants them to do so i'm in favor i am happy with the situation well twenty seventeen hour c. in the far right rise to prominence in european politics if we look right at the beginning of the year of course we saw builders pushing hard for the the dutch prime ministerial race in their elections there we also saw marine le

congress not holding back on russia's plan for this nord stream two project and they're saying the alleged threat it poses to europe's energy security how dangerous is it. the americans as part of that the sanctions against russia they were all is open to the north stream to which will carry gaz russian gas under the baltic sea to get the money and from there to europe of course the european union particularly just of money is keen to go ahead with that project because it is an economic project which will lessen the interruptions through the ukraine of course russia wants to avoid the ukraine pipeline if it is possible and replace it with turn to thieves including the door of the stream to to help the germans and the european union which is dependent by a more than thirty per cent on russian gas of course the americans want to encourage their export of angie to old on the pretext that they want to use the european union dependence on russian gas of course they want also to help themselves with their own exports so you think that's what's going on here behind the scenes that is to try and try and get some of the marke

warfare to saudi arabia and israel who also have the interest outside the united states and europe and russia has always tried to prevent a deal. your member of the statements have been made the lobbying effort that was done and the pressures that's been exerted in the course of the negotiation of the then they've attempted to prevent the deal from passing. in the legislature in the u.s. and saudi arabia unfortunately and israel because of its nature. seek conflict. hostility and crisis as a means of survival so do i understand you correctly that you believe that it is easier to actually persuade trying to stick with the deal rather than trying to persuade israel and saudi arabia that the deal must be. this is an international agreement is to destroy money to live by good international committee it is in their own interest if they decided to go internationally first of all it will show to the world that they're not reliable that nobody can deal with negotiate who can reach or reach an agreement with any u.s. president because the next president may come basically late that is not a good signa

the sanctions against russia yes we would like for those to be lifted we will try to play a part in this is a mediator able to find a solution in the interests of yours so europe and russia can overcome their differences. that's what someone called while this coalition agreement was needed after was that after there was no clear majority one in october's election and when you listen to what people on the streets of vienna have to say the decision to form this coalition between the conservatives and the far right well it's certainly split opinion of the of those in austria. and there are big things he hears keep that's what i think we have since before it was trump and brags that in england and i think that i was freshly taking it and i really don't think it's going to get. throughout europe there's a return to the far right and you can see this in germany as well with the f.t. got a lot of votes and if someone speaks about the refugee crisis you get the impression that this could have been handled better. on the good norman i think the far right are correct that they're working for the people doing what people who wants them to do so i am in favor i am happy w

warfare to saudi arabia and israel who also have that interest outside the united states and europe and russia as you always tried to prevent a deal. you remember. the statements have been made their lobbying effort that was done and the pressures that's been exerted in the course of the negotiation of the then they p. they attempted to prevent the deed from passing and in the legislature in the u.s. and saudi arabia unfortunately and israel because of its nature and seek conflict. hostility and crisis survive so i understand your question persuade trying to stick with it to do it internationally first of all it will show to the world that they're not reliable that nobody can deal or negotiate with or reach an agreement with any u.s. president because the next president may come basically late that is not a good signal that they would be sending to the international community but if they decide to send a signal the new dawn has its options and options are not limited and i don't think those options would be very pleasant for the kids and if i may ask you one last question israel and saudi arab

you hear more about the united states, europe, russia or china. it reflects that iran sees itself as a global power in a way that other countries in the region perhaps don't. i would say that be would -- i would say that we would like these countries in the region to start thinking of themselves more in that sort of not necessarily global context all the time, but in a regional context as opposed to simply in competition with the iranians if you know what i mean. focused on promoting their own prosperity and their own resilience is against the threats that they face. >> yes, a bunch of questions here. >> dan pollock, from the finest organization in america. you mentioned that the crown prince is engaged in experiments. can you give us an idea, if it's not indelicate to say so, having just been hosted by them, about some of the results of the failure of his experiment. what happens in saudi arabia, given the strategic imperatives being the same for them, if there is a reaction to everything he's doing, i imagine less involvement in yemen but i don'