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clearly there is a lot of big government and now it's you were before you were a guest was to go on u.s.s.r. and i would compare europe to the holy roman to. in the seventy's hundreds that have no effect whatsoever in european politics and it has no errors since these are all the more roman are not even and are and so it's clearly it's not your units not well it's your view ninety it's that you took it but most of the people most of all in new york just because believe it it's certainly not that in their lives well i mean what was done hang on hang on here do you know it to be fair here there are a number of cases where the european union is genuinely popular in the european union and this is part of the divide among member states here and then let me go back to. that and london here and again on the go if we use the italian election is a microcosm i mean the issues that were on the table immigration lack of growth the youth unemployment. you know do they have the tools because the the the populous parties will say that their hands are tied because it's brussels and. berlin pushing austerit

has hit a wall with a lot of people you know a lot of comments you know stalin was a dictator the u.s.s.r. was to challenge cherry and it was really a ruse. look at the one nine hundred thirty seven repression and even you know within academia there's this you know putin is often a joke this idea that. he's some sort of evil dictator who oppresses his people. not only in they could challenge some conventions some of his habit of walking her cat on the leash raised eyebrows but the locals have quickly gotten used to the crow care merican lady. i certainly get a lot of attention but most of it's positive my neighbors think my cats are pretty good asked lots of questions about them how difficult was it for you to adjust to your life not just in russia but then. you know in provincial russia which has its own challenges the first six months were really kind of hard in part because i was alone in the dormitory once i got a cat and start making making friends and i had people to meet for tea or to go visit their home on the but i didn't know. it was fine. in many ways is not that much different

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to keep them and on site i simply waiting to be used to these machines and the label made in the u.s.s.r. i remind our one empire long gone forty years ago nigeria wanted to use them to industrialize since then corrupt and use the revenue from oil for food but dream on hold. officials say the company can produce nearly ten million metric tons of steel and generate more than five hundred thousand jobs when fully operational but challenges remain the cost of the materials involved we need the dredging for the river and the. inland port in the look which was in the village now in the import embargo and there's all this also going to be a link. all. the still complex was handed over to private operators price before the government took it back months ago. with nigeria's imports averaging ten billion dollars a year many expect a lot of external pressure to keep the company this current state despite assurances it's not clear if the government will bow to these precious or forge ahead to kick start its industrialization and break out a century dependence on oil in the next eighteen months i me

north and south at the end of world war two after the defeat of occupying power japan the former u.s.s.r. controlled the north the us controlled the south in one nine hundred fifty the north invaded the south starting a three year war that ended with the cease fire but no formal resolution so this means technically that these countries are still at war the north became increasingly isolated from the rest of the world dropping food production production that is in imports led to a famine in the one nine hundred ninety s. that killed hundreds of thousands of people despite peace initiatives in the two thousand and two young and pushed on with its plans for militarization and antagonize its southern neighbor with its first nuclear test in two thousand and six as collating tension led to the shutdown of the case on industrial park that was a joint enterprise between the north and the south in two thousand and sixteen so we have been able to isolate the main points and the document that was signed by donald trump and kim jong il and so this is what we've been able to glean even though they ha

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if you compare russia to other countries particularly in europe that's actually a legacy from the u.s.s.r. and it was actually the those ages were come up were produced in nineteen thirty two when life expectancy was just thirty five years old for men and forty for women and it's double since then so now there is this unsustainable pressure on the state pension system and the government obviously feels i think that with march's presidential elections safely out of the way now is the time to tackle this but yes they roles or they snuck this decision out on the first day of the world cup when everyone was a bit distracted the the increase is going to be for two sixty five years for men and for sixty three years for women that will be done gradually over the next decade and a half but it's immensely unpopular that this decision ninety two percent of russians said they were against it in a recent poll the kremlin is wisely saying that running the person is not even involved in this pension reform plan and i think the kremlin will be watching public russian very very closely if there are any s

the leaders who are coming here are going to be from you know the former communist states of the u.s.s.r. and its near abroad and i think that kind of reinforces what i was saying in my report that we just watched that you know with western leaders annoyed at russia at the moment for a good many reasons most of them have chosen to stay away from this world cup well will continue to follow events with year area and the teams across russia that are reporting for c.n.n. i'll just say we're the month long football fest begins thank you. well i have some boxes here in a moment where the look at the weather here on al-jazeera then he has. also big to deal with north korea he's an unwise person and no one has confidence in him no faith in the deal the warning some iranians have for north korea. and in sport will have the latest from the united states the world's best golfers for four years second nature of it. i. mean the weather sponsored by cattle. we've had some rather sporting weather across the southeastern corner of china recently is the same thing going on province nother violent storm c

party at the moment from a global leader perspective seems to be more of a post soviets affair former u.s.s.r. republics and members of the near abroad basically for western leaders for western countries they are largely staying away reinforcing what i was saying in my package there that russia still has this problem with its own reputation for the moment we'll leave it there rory and look forward to that clock ticking away to the start of the event for the moment we'll leave it there thanks for the challenge in moscow which is going to bring you some breaking news coming out of argentina and politicians have now voted to allow abortion in the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy they had been debating the highly contentious issue most of the night hundreds of people had gathered outside congress in buenos aires while a session was taking place an issue that's obviously divided a country that is. deeply catholic and has a very strong catholicism influence running through the country at the moment the lauralee allows abortions in cases of rape or when a woman's life is at risk we'll get more anal