amongst other things and sentenced twenty years in jail he's now north of the arctic circle north of the arctic circle all right. a lawmaker. he explained a little earlier on why the use legislative body awarded oh i get a sense often with the prestigious sacrifice he spoke to do of your news or earlier and then we're going to continue our conversation. i think the first european laureate since ten years deserves this prize because it is closest to the spirit of understood her off he stood for freedom of expression and all expense of peacefully expressed his opposition to the legal station and occupation of his home crimea and therefore was sentenced to twenty years it is a political decision clearly and we have taken it because there is this sense of urgency to change course in russia very transparent they're just admitting you know we are taking sides here i'm just wondering i mean is this largely a symbolic gesture because it will it just fall on deaf ears i mean how much of a difference is it going to make really potentially even maybe the opposite of what they want to achieve given the kremlin's trac

offenses amongst other things and sentenced twenty years in jail is now north of the arctic circle north of the arctic circle all right. a lawmaker. he explained a little earlier on why the use legislative body awarded oh i get a sense often with the procedure sacrifice he spoke to deal with your news earlier and then we're going to continue our conversation i think the first european laureate since ten years deserves this prize because it is closest to the spirit of understood her off he stood for freedom of expression and ehrlich sense of peacefully expressed his opposition to the legal i think sation and occupation of his home crimea and therefore was sentenced to twenty is it is a political decision clearly and we have taken it because there is this sense of urgency to change course in russia. very transparent they're just admitting you know we are taking sides here i'm just wondering i mean is this is largely a symbolic gesture because it will just fall on deaf ears i mean how much of a difference is it going to make really or potentially even maybe the opposite of what they want to achieve given the kremli

sense of is serving his sentence at a russian penal colony north of the arctic circle in may he began a hunger strike demanding all ukrainian political prisoners be freed but his health deteriorated and he ended his protest after one hundred forty five days to avoid being force fed by prison authorities but. the supporters have vowed to continue the fight and hope that this prize could further pressure russia to release him but most go has so far ignored any calls for his freedom or that of others sunny diagonal al jazeera. it is good to have you with us adrian from going to here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the united nations special reports on summary or arbitrary killings says that the saudi journalist. was the victim of an extra do this execution come on says the information available on her show she's case points to the saudi state being responsible for the killing. what we do know already is sufficient to suggest very strongly that to me stone was a victim of an extrajudicial executions and that the saudi arabian government is amply kit to in one way all the other including because of its reluctance

sense of is serving his sentence at a russian penal colony north of the arctic circle in may he began a hunger strike demanding all ukrainian political prisoners be freed but his health deteriorated and he ended his protest after one hundred forty five days to avoid being force fed by prison authorities. the supporters have vowed to continue the fight and hope that this prize could further pressure russia to release him but moscow has so far ignored any calls for his freedom or that of others sunny diagonal al-jazeera or former malaysian prime minister najib razak and his top treasury boss are facing new charges in a widening crackdown on corruption both men pled not guilty to six charges of looting of more than one and a half billion dollars from a government investment fund and g.b. is already facing dozens of charges over the case including money laundering and abuse of power he denies any wrongdoing of former french president nicolas sarkozy has lost an appeal against an earlier decision to put him on trial over illegal campaign financing the case known as the big malian affair goes back to sarkozy's reelectio

all. one of the key targets for american spy satellites was the soviets northam submarine fleet based in civil and events in the arctic circle. hundreds of nuclear armed submarines around constant missions around and under the arctic ice. bush is this a business that they are good there in the nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. at that the arctic region and especially the arctic ocean was an area of military operations it will a game in there and even i would say an area of potential conflict this as though it were at the moment of course access to research data was either restricted or totally banned is that going to get the heli watching again in each of. the arctic was the perfect place to hide it became crucial to study gather data and control the high stakes game of cat and mouse was played on to the ice and high above in space. barely a year after the cold war ended a letter arrived at cia headquarters. its instigator the up and coming senator. wanted the cia to allow its intelligence data and systems to be used for environmental study. he was very specific. he wanted us to look at vegetative into se

arctic circle, out to kuang and everywhere else and it's really important. you know, i tend to fall back on commander's intent. i think it's important for us all, as a noncommissioned officer, it's extremely important. sometimes the question gets asked, you know, what does a senior enlisted leader do? i can offer up joint pub 3tac 33 or i could put you in the directions of the j7 focus paper on a command senior enlisted leader. i truly believe on falling back on a commander's intent. i know my commander's intent, what the boss provided me and made it really clear, he goes, chief, i expect you to have the pulse of our command, all of our command. so 162,000 professionals. 30,000 civilian teammates. almost 25,000 commissioned officers. almost 98,000 enlisted professionals across our force. i tell you what, i can sit there and go story after story after story on the value this talent brings us. it's actually eye-watering. you know, general hyten talked about being in malmstrom. we were there in february. we got full credit. it was a winner. it was a special visit, i'll be honest. it really was. we had an opportunity to go visit the missile alert