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boris yeltsin russia's 1st elected leader transformed the country from the one party is for the system to multi-party democracy. so what went wrong. way the west treated russia would play a powerful role in the course the country would follow my good friend alexander bono expert of the carnegie moscow center has been considering these issues for a long time. but it would. or i'm glad by the mother of all men not the one in on there i just knew the russian. stock and come behind your watch that option more than you bitch. and dollars at last you see. this one nurse says. anything near seriousness simply things that doesn't your mom. dr sandy. says jungle started. just to prove bush north of there was that i mean what. at that even though. sources james much company grow you know. what my a time machine that i shipped over to an admission is going to smoke that you'll only. hold the thing out and that we're going to get right on the only we scott you get a lot. more with national. and what africa. and scan america speech and then the creation of the speech with the pledge buttons he look

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of the empire if you like rose up and then finally the russians themselves rose up and supported yeltsin and tossed off their own impost. i found an interview today the transcript of an interview you conducted with mikhail gorbachev the last of it leader the interview was from 2006 and in that interview he told you and i'm quoting here you the west should not impose your vision of what we should do in russia we are not stupid democracy cannot be programmed there was euphoria towards cooperation with america in russia now there is wild anti-americanism and that was 2006 this week mr gorbachev was asked by the b.b.c. if russia and the west are still engaged in a cold war take a listen to how he responded. but surely but still a war. in different places. and yet there is shooting it have craft and it was not being said he would do that and everywhere glued this is not the kind of situation we want to turn over the. when gorbachev was foreshadowing in 2006 what he was describing today in 2019 i mean it seems that he was a minority at the time why do you think that was the case. i think that

i've heard the former us secretary of state madeline albright say that several times she met with yeltsin and all 3rd to change the whole nature of nato and to include russia in that to create a new security alliance and she said either he was drunk or he just refused to believe that she was sincere but she said the offer was made do you think that that gets reported the way it should be i mean that it was quite there was quite an offer from the united states i think i mean the story in russia is different perception is clearly different and one of the perceptions that i think we underestimated was the degree to which nato was seen as the enemy it was seen as the hostile and the soviet and therefore by extension and to russian alliance and i think that the offer to say well you can come into it just sounded to them as something they didn't want to really know but i think that we also made mistakes we didn't engage the ordinary well a middle ranking officers level we didn't really get through to people that actually we should be on the same side and if there's a lot of pride in russia whic

my wife and i have a rant in the mets to a new generation and people around me and then the round yeltsin and most of the people who were talking about. the time they wanted to. improve not on just improve relations was united states they wanted to be america l.-i this is a very strong war ally because sometimes these partnerships something like that and i helped them to build ties for his american conservatives especially poli rick who unfortunately he's now on no passed on but best of but paul was very influential and paul helped to link. russian. protesters forces which you say oh by the way all russia was progressed from in one to one even that started with 99 to russia was progress to i think some people have paid a very shabby price for trying to establish a dialogue between these 2 groups that you're talking about boots in there who just recently spent 9 months in behind bars for essentially trying to you reanna gys that dialogue for for a friend and former boss senator alexander torsion is now added the u.s. sanctions i wonder if you have faced any pressure if you. afeared any leg

a former deputy finance minister under russian president boris yeltsin.e believes ukrainian chaos equals a window for russia. we sat down with him. >> ukraine is an obstacle in relations between. >> he says it may not be intentional, but president trump is helping president putin. >> trump is having working relations. >> just five years ago, downtown was in flames as a revolution began. ultimately, took control of eastern ukraine and the two countries continue to be at war to this day. with the wilson center in washington, d.c. she says the winner between the united states and ukraine is vladimir putin. >> it is giving him more leverage in this situation. we saw president trump at the press conference at the u.n. general assembly saying i hope that you and vladimir putin can work out your problems together as if it was a little squabble. >> russia doesn't only benefit from ukraine. when they withdrew from the iran nuclear deal, vladimir putin was waiting in the wings. when they failed to send a missile defense system to turkey, made a pricey deal with the

county rescue workers are still pulling bodies from under the months and rubble at present hurricane yeltsin has said the armed forces to help he promises that every missing person will be accounted for but with roads and bridges destroyed rescue efforts have been delayed in many parts of the county parties. to walk as long as 4 hour us to just be able to reach the affected. west because gov has been helping to distribute food parcels you know. what. they know all of the. other east african countries have also been affected by weeks of heavy downpours several people have been killed in a few and tanzania and hundreds of thousands of others displaced in somalia and south sudan scientists warn the weather event known as the indian ocean dipole is making the flooding worse this year it happens when the western parts of the indian ocean become significantly warmer than it eastern signs causing increased of operation and consequently heavy rains across parts of the african continent and they're off it is more of this type of weather is headed to the region. al-jazeera even who has more from west

relationship which is good news because now it's no secret the scientists are very worried about yeltsin off the brakes and what that might mean for in session cooperation i think it's absolutely vital that we ensure it continues and is there is very good mechanism for achieving the robert massie thank you very much indeed to hint to her time to talk to us not just here. and coming up we'll tell you how this ancient sport. from. business updates. the our. business updates. the world thank. you. thank you as you've been hearing a jury in the u.k. it's found the police officer in charge on the day of the u.k.'s deadliest sporting disaster not guilty of gross negligence and manslaughter $96.00 liverpool fans died as a result of a fatal crash of sheffield wednesday as hillsborough ground in 1909 former police chief superintendent david duncan field was cleared after a 7 week retrial over hillsborough disaster had a huge impact not just on the families of the victims but on football in britain as a whole in the wake of the tragedy standing room terraces were banned from the top due to physici