daniel back to you so i can just remind you that i've just been talking to alexei pushkov who is thechairman of the commission for information and media at the russian federation council yeah thanks a lot the media and then i'll come back to you if you get some more response reaction and analysis at that speech. going to for a short break now kevin is going to take over in a few minutes to bring you more analysis and reaction and of course the latest global headlines stay with us here on all the international. just one magic bullet you could actually come up with something to the top of these baby bonds talking about ways we get access capital and capitalism is important so we could actually have programs that actually help folks who want to do that but when you give everybody a $1000.00 i'm a poor person i'm going to consume that and if you're rich you're going to invest that equity the wealth disparity is going to grow because you're you're not using your money to do it going so you're literally buy more crazy things and then my landlord knowing that i got a $1000.00 you just go ra

and then alexei funny of lenski entered her life an art student an officer of no financial means but 2 would remain together for nearly 3 decades. if there was an immediate attraction she was further along with her art and she took him under her wing. the couple left russia for germany where artistic innovation was underway. from affiliate king rented an entire floor on this munich street and soon everyone knew of her so-called pinks where the hostess brought together artists politicians and aristocrats as well as the man seen in this photograph 1st row on the right the dancer alexander saw her off. $1008.00 painting of him became world famous sucker of became the poster boy for an art movement called blouse. the writer. artistic confidence was growing seen in this 1904 self-portrait inspired by then go. on a phone bill if you mean well stop painting investing instead in her partner boy she wanted to revolutionize art but she thought they had a better chance if it was a man doing it. so. at some point that man became drawn to. young maid. painting of her is the largest he ever made e

an anticorruption complainer, alexei navalny, tweeted there loan to million e euros -- loaned d to hise for a business no one knows about. there are question marks over this rather gray technococrat, o seems largely to be confnfirmed todaday as the new russian prime ministster. we also know he was proposed as head of the tech service by putin and talks with the president. anchor: an ally potentially a president putin. from moscow.g to the latest news from libya -- turkey's recipe to gun -- recep erdogan hass announced it is sending troops to the country, after a called by u.s. president donald trump and ahead of ascendant -- the head of a meeting -- and ahead of a meeting in berlin which will address the conflict. a military strongman failed to sign a binding truce agreement. let's get more with jasper mortimer. can you tell us what the latest is where you are? h here in: erdogan said on car that turkey is beginning to send troops, but did not say how manyny troops wewere involv, or how armed those troops would be. we don't know if they will bee supporteted by tanks, helicopte, planane

more theories as of yesterday the secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine alexey deniel of said that ukraine was considering 7 possible explanations for the crash 3 of which were secret he named the 4 that were not secret these included a missile strike a collision with some kind of a drone in explosion in an in an engine for it was caused by technical issues and also some kind of terrorist attack and deal of at the time also said that the experts wanted to go to the crash site and look for remnants of a russian made tora missile because photos of that missile had reportedly been published online at the time it seemed very unconfirmed now it appears that this is is what brought down by ukraine the ukrainian airlines flight and since then the experts have said very little more likely because at this point the political situation surrounding this issue has gotten much more complicated with the statements by canadian prime minister to doe and also u.s. president donald trump or the ukrainian experts who are in iran investigating this are they being given the access a

ukraine's prime minister alexey haunch orac has submitted his resignation to president a lot of mayors linsky he confirmed the move as you can see in a facebook post it comes days after one shark was caught on tape saying the president knew nothing about the economy and tarik says the recording had been doctored. here in germany farmers are protesting against the government's agricultural policies many in the industry say tighter rules limiting the use of fertilizers and low consumer prices are squeezing their incomes hundreds of farmers in tractors have descended on the capital berlin in an effort to raise awareness. now to australia where rain is bringing some much needed relief to parts of the country affected by months of devastating bushfires but the downpours are also bringing new problems in the form of flash floods and with more rain forecast in the coming days australians are finding themselves moving from one weather driven crisis to another i. from flames to flash floods just a week ago stuff of this nature were protecting their animals from oncoming bushfires now they're ha

know help us and we don't have a real anywhere here i mean is it we are divided fareed if we have alexei is kris kringle really regime or as chris mohamed didn't you know i think you have a very rapidly regime you have a very ugly regime. you have a very ugly regime it is going to go on this we didn't hear a lot in many iraq 2000000 iraqis if it is helped and you're intolerant of opposing views because you keep interrupting me you have destroyed libya you've helped this so these massacre the people of yemen and impose a starvation siege your government has helped create isis according to your own president they have helped the saudis and others create extremist groups that have devastated syria they have destroyed afghanistan the united states helped create al-qaeda i mean the list i mean i'm not i'm only talking about this region i'm not talking about bolivia or venezuela or africa or u.s. support for apartheid in palestine or south africa but getting back to the point they met one of the problems of the americans is that they treat the people of this region with americans. they occupy

young minister of economic development with him arrested in or for example acts minister of finance alexei good drain who was in fact a political opponent in some way of the former prime minister dmitri medvedev also moscow's a vicious a mayor city gate savannah and but then again boom the name the helm issues didn't came out of the kremlin so you can't help wondering what are the reasons for this appointment why so much trust well i can tell you that the new prime minister while he was working in the federal tax authority managed to accomplish a mission that seemed absolutely impossible at one point to get rid of a very painful state of bureaucracy and russia's taxes i can tell you that previously to pay taxes or to deal with some problems russians had to stand in line fill out hundreds of papers they say that at this point now it can all be done through smartphones or tablets p.c.'s you name it what then a matter of minutes and people say that this is really the achievement of me and i can also tell you that in fact spoke to r.t. a few years ago about exactly that about the digital izing

russia alexei could dren who is the former minister of finance but it is fair to say that he was a political fall of former prime minister dmitri medvedev also the ambitious mayor of moscow surrogates abandoned but then boom in the evening we heard the name from the kremlin so you can't help wondering why it is happening what are the reasons for this appointment well i can tell you that this man is believed to have coped with an unsurmountable mission that it seemed to digitalize russia's tax bureaucracy because previously to fulfill some of the very simple tasks russians had to stand in lines fill out hundreds of papers now it all can be done within a 5 or 10 minutes they say through smartphones or personal computers laptops you name it and actually when we were talking to stan on our t.v. a few years ago this is exactly what he was talking about he was saying that this is crucial for the development of the nation and the young generation will be the driving force of development in the future. it's important that the young generation whose form of course future taxpayers to morrow use the f

ukrainian president vladimir as the landscape has rejected the resignation of his prime minister alexei on charo he offered to step down after being caught on tape saying the president knew nothing about the economy presents a lansky has described the situation as unpleasant but says he's giving mr han china a 2nd chance. china's birth rate has fallen to its lowest level since 1949 fueling fears of a demographic crisis there were some 14600000 births in 2019 half a 1000000 fewer than the previous year the drop occurred despite the government relaxing its one child policy in recent years. as hong kong's pro-democracy protests continue the territory's teachers have become a target of probation hardline is accused of helping to stir up the unrest and turning schools into incubators of civil disobedience but he has put into reports. a few days before the end of term looks like business as usual in hong kong schools but. other teachers have been in emergency mode for most of the semester. we are always worrying whether our students they knew. when to stay in the. industry it's to try to find

and we've discussed the libyan peace process with historian alexei pill co who believes that only the un can guarantee a workable settlement. their most important task now for the international community is talk create an international mechanism for the solid of this conflict all this mechanism should work under the aegis of the united nations and the. final settlement the peaceful solution for libya. should of cause be on his ages of the security council and the now final decision the final support should be made by the by the score to console by the resolution a special resolution of. probably of the security council. and turning to some news that shaped the week or russia got a new prime minister after the previous cabinet stepped down the resignation followed president putin's proposal to change the country's constitution. but it delusion will if you amendments i suggested yesterday do not affect the fundamental basis of the constitution they much furthering russia's development as a lawful state so the goal is to enhance the effectiveness of the country's institutions strengthen

there are themself in favor there in lies the ministry in new york why would her own organisation as alexey pointed out over the years pressed for transparency and openness suddenly decide to clam up and say we want credible evidence of what you're looking for what does that phrase mean credible evidence of what you're looking for and then he went on to say we don't we did all of this could just be a trolling expedition well the point is that trolling expeditions are exactly what caught the likes of lance armstrong and marion jones not dope tests but this so-called trolling expeditions what has the agency got to hide it has nothing to hide then it should simply hand over the song calls to wada and so go ahead do what you like with it we have nothing to hide here by doing this by denying them access to the samples creating mystery where there wasn't any while or so wasn't any i guess there has been some suspicion if only by implication because farah was a fairly ordinary athlete before he went to train with salazar in the united states that was 2010 he stayed with them until 2017 and during

say from the water it can be fascinating to see what their reaction is as you said many many thanks alexey. we've gone through the news now french prosecutors have launched an inquiry after footage of a riot officer beating a protester went viral. good news anchors to go show you like i was. saying i would. like to get the other 2 next time i get together tonight. i was. in france also filmed the aftermath of the incident at a yellow vests rally in paris on saturday police tried to stop protesters getting closer is the officer was punching the man on the ground that's the latest in the line of accusations against police at the protests with another case already probing claims that rubber bullets were fired at point blank range the latest march in the french capital people there expressed fury at the government's pension reform plans clashes erupting between police and demonstrators a strike by public transport workers over the reform chaos to paris for almost 3 months that despite the government's promise to compromise agreeing to drop some of the most controversial aspects of the plan is

way to go on this, ijust spent the morning in the office of the top security official from ukraine alexeyd he has shown me photos that the tea m and he has shown me photos that the team of ukrainian investigators have been gathering in tehran over the last few stunning photos which show damage to the cockpit, pockmarked external parts of the aircraft, all seeming to very clearly suggest as he told me that there had been a missile strike on the bottom of the plane and perhaps with the knowledge that ukraine had this evidence, that perhaps explains why we had this extraordinary about turn from a rant last night, they knew what the ukrainians had and they could not keep up with this line any longer that it had been brought down by some technical error. jonah fisher, many thanks. after three years of absence, politicians have returned to northern ireland's stormont assembly after the two main parties, the unionist dup and nationalist sinn fein, approved a deal to restablish power sharing in government. this afternoon a speaker and executive ministers will be appointed. our ireland corresponde

retaliation for the killing of iranian general customs on the money and ukraine's prime minister alexey one shadow cast submitted his resignation to president followed him in selenski he confirmed the move in a facebook post and it comes days after one shot it was caught on tape saying the president knows nothing about the economy which i took says the recording had been doctored. now to australia where rain is bringing some much needed relief to parts of the country affected by weeks of devastating bushfires but the downpours are also bringing new problems in the form of flash floods and with more rain forecast in the coming days australians are finding themselves moving from one weather driven crisis to another i from flames to flash floods just a week ago stuff of this nature we're protecting their animals from oncoming bushfires now they're having to deal with another extreme there's the dr who is also said absolutely inadequate he never got it coming in the park. stuff rushed koalas to safety. back. well for creatures more used to the wet it was more about keeping them in their pla

into 4 companies and found a clear shift from a decade ago when china relied on arms made elsewhere alexei o'brien reports. china's military might on show as a parade last year with some weight pins on display for the 1st time back in october analysts said china's technological advances were almost unprecedented and new research is lifting the lid on just how many of these weapons are being produced by beijing. the stucco mentor national peace research institute says china is now the 2nd biggest manufacturer in the world a dramatic shift from a decade ago when it relied on munitions from elsewhere there have been a number of shifts in military policy within china 1st off they reduced over that period though almost $600000.00 troops but they put more money into moderates in the army the $2.00 aircraft carriers are in production one they had bought those are big ticket items as are rockets to report puts china behind the u.s. as the world's biggest producer with russia and the place until now the size of china's industries being largely traveled in mystery with beijing keeping reliable dasa

political reporter for axios alexei mchammon.say they will be more involved in the 2020 election than they were in 2016 and they're also actively working to get friends and family involved in the political process this year compared to previous years. that matters because it's a huge warning sign for the republican party which has already been losing female voters at fast rates to democrats in last election cycles. this is according to a new survey gender on the ballot, a joint project by a couple groups in d.c. provided exclusively to axios that showed that 39% of democratic women say they will be more involved in this election compared to 23% of republican women who said the same. >> let's talk a little bit about the impeachment trial and in particular the 2020 candidates, how they are faring with everything. how are they handling both the trial and the, i guess, campaigning ahead of the iowa caucuses? >> in my conversations with various campaign aides and folks close to 2020 democratic campaigns yesterday it's clear they are t

rights and another lawyer was being spied on gone as promising to tell his side of the story this week alexei brian al jazeera rights campaigners in france say hundreds of migrant children and teenagers asleep on the streets of paris many of them alone as winter temperatures plummet their edge in the government to do more to help. us. it's a cold night in paris and these young children and their families are spending it outside the people here are asylum seekers who say they fled violence and poverty for a better life in europe but few imagine that they'd end up on the street relying on charities for survival the 6 year old girl is from iran her and says they've been homeless for months. we have so many problems we want to send her to school but we can't as we don't have a home for these children and their mother who didn't wish to be identified from the democratic republic of congo. i don't know what to do my children are 5 a day years old i want them to go to school it's so painful for me to see others go but my live in the street a mere is one of a group of volunteers helping the families

journalist organization says the papers implicate the former president's daughter isabel dos santos alexei o'brien explains. this is the woman at the center of an investigation dubbed the wonder lakes isabella santosh the daughter of angola's former president a billionaire and africa's richest woman success she argues is self-made but a group of journalists say documents prove she ripped off a country to enrich himself our investigation which took 8 months and more than 100 journalists to complete found that santos aided by her sort of qadri of western advisors funneled hundreds of millions of dollars and offshore shell companies and from there into all kinds of assets including luxury homes and big business and. the father. of santos rule the country for almost 40 years until 27 tane the group says he gave her a big chunks of some of angola's most valuable resources and she built a business empire that stretched from telecommunications to banking and construction she used to head angola's national oil company so not go before being forced out by her father's successor and so his governmen

allegations of financial misconduct and more details are emerging about bones dramatic escape as alexey o'brien reports. this house in beirut is where is believed to be holed up now arguably one of the world's most famous fugitives so it by police in japan and turkey the subject of an interpol red notice and. his escape has embarrassed authorities in japan where gone had lived under house arrest and strict conditions including a ban on overseas travel. media reports say the surveillance cameras show him simply walking out of his tokyo home on sunday he didn't return he knows that at the end of the year japan enters new years which is probably the most important holiday season so that there will be very few people watching him so he was going to escape this was the time. and he had to sort of preparing taking lessons in the martial arts and seeing a physical trainer so he was ready to run. the former head of the. making alliance and a giant in the global auto industry he was 1st arrested in $28.00 he was facing trial on charges of financial misconduct allegations he's repeatedly denied.

their 34 year old has now scored and his fast 5 league games is the 1st player since chilean striker alexey sanchez to score a hattrick in the english premier league spanish led league and syria how with $56.00 overall. there is a big game in the english league cup later on in the holders manchester city take on serious local rivals manchester united in the semifinals it's played over 2 legs and the 1st one is at old trafford united won away at city in the league in december it's their 10th game in a month but only gunnar soldier believes his players will find the strength to perform big games give you energy gives you. the urge to go. to the next level. above and beyond what you might be capable of. in your head but sometimes you can if you surprise yourself. england's cricketers have levelled their series against south africa one all by winning the 2nd test in cape town ben stokes was the star on day 5 the all rounder took 3 allayed wickets to clean up the home side's tail to seal a $189.00 run when it's england's 1st women newland since 1957 the 3rd test begins on january 16th in port el

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