we will speak with andrey kurkov . then to syria where the united nations has established an independent body to investigate what happened to more than 130,000 people who have gone missing during the 12 your conflict. we will also look at a new bbc documentary "captagon: inside syria's drug trafficking empire." >> my search reveals the role of -- >> no smuggler operates without connections to the regime. >> how the syrian regime has become addicted to captagon. >> if assad stopped the drug trade for 20 days, the economy would collapse. amy: in the united states, we will speak with congressmember ro khanna who has introduced a bill to limit supreme court justices to 18 year terms. he was also the only member of the house armed services committee to vote no on the new pentagon budget. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the international atomic energy agency says it's seen no evidence to back claims by ukraine's government that russia's mil

celebrated authors like andrey kurkov, who is a well known ukrainian author.and kind victoria amelina was, sharing a picture of her. ukrainian historian olissa writes about how victoria was documenting russian war crimes in ukraine, but instead she became a victim of the war crime herself. ukrainian officials have also been sharing her picture, the news about her death, and also tweeting tributes to her. human rights groups in ukraine have called her death a war crime. a man who came she was sexually assaulted by kevin spacey has told the court he was a predator and told the court he was a predator and told the court he was a predator and told the court that he was dropped so forcibly on one occasion when driving he was forced to pull over. kevin spacey is facing 12 counts of sexual assault against four men, he denies. kevin spacey arriving at court for the second day of his trial, charged with a 12 sexual offences all of which he denies. today, thejury would hearfrom one of his which he denies. today, thejury would hear from one of his four accusers. the acto

celebrated authors like andrey kurkov, who is a well known ukrainian author.issa writes about how victoria was documenting russian war crimes in ukraine, but instead she became a victim of the war crime herself. ukrainian officials have also been sharing her picture, the news about her death, and also tweeting tributes to her. human rights groups in ukraine have called her death a war crime. that death came as efforts to hold russia legally accountable for the war in ukraine — took a step forward with the opening of a special tribunal in the hague. uk human rights lawyer philippe sands, who came up with the initiative, explains the importance of this move. she was a wonderful novelist and a wonderful human being and it feels very bitter indeed today to learn what has happened. she was at the restaurant, it was a civilian restaurant, it was a civilian restaurant, it was a civilian restaurant, it seems to have been explicitly targeted by a missile, in other words it wasn't an accident, it wasn't a missile gone wrong. this looks very much like the kind of work cr

celebrated authors like andrey kurkov, who is a well known ukrainian author.ng a picture of her. ukrainian historian olissa writes about how victoria was documenting russian war crimes in ukraine, but instead she became a victim of the war crime herself. ukrainian officials have also been sharing her picture, the news about her death, and also tweeting tributes to her. human rights groups in ukraine have called her death a war crime. victoria's death comes as efforts to hold russia legally accountable for the war in ukraine took a step forward with the opening of a special tribunal in the hague. the body, which is backed by the european union, the united states and ukraine itself, has been set up specifically to deal with the crime of "aggression". human rights lawyer philippe sands came up with the initiative — and hejoins us now. i want to start with your thoughts about victoria, because you knew her very well, didn't you? i did about victoria, because you knew her very well, didn't you?— very well, didn't you? i did know her, we very well, didn't you? i did

and forever and forever and ever, he built the temple for 3 years, the icon painter and restorer andrey kurkovith the kaliningrad artists in their work were inspired by ferapontov's paintings. virgin of the nativity monastery of the sixteenth century. they used silicate paints that create the effect of an ancient fresco. this is the emergence of the orthodox churches on the kaliningrad land, devastated by the war and decades without god, the complete absence of any places for prayer . the revival of this land, which today is spiritually rich, is bearing fruit. is this not evidence of the power of god, the representative of the russian orthodox church donated to the parish the icon of cyril and methodius, the holy preachers, the creators of the slavic alphabet and the church slavonic language marina naumova evgenia bekeshe alexander naumov pavel dolgachev vesti, kaliningrad 11 sports four competitive days and a term of teams from russia china and belarus vladivostok hosts the summer international games for the first time. children, primorye but starts will be participants under the age of 16, a