this time, in brussels. but the world's smallest town has always been pragmatic. >> welcome back to this christmas edition of "european journal" in brussels. this pub here, the swan, is rich in history. it was here that someone hundred 60 years ago, karl marx wrote his famous communist manifesto. maybe at this very table. his criticism of the capitalist system went on to inspire labor movements around the world. his writings were also well received in france, and to this day, strikes and small-scale rebellions are common in the country. liberty and equality are highly regarded. >> they see themselves as a band of merry men planning a daring jump over the barriers to get a free ride on the commuter train. they know they are risking a fine, so they take her cautions. >> most people go through the barriers here in the hall, but we don't want to draw attention to ourselves, so we are better off going around to the other side. >> a monthly pass for the route costs 113 euros per month, which is more than these you

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but district of brussels has been overshadowed by the scandal back home. the mass purge of the police and judiciary. >> he got a great welcome from supporters on his arrival in brussels. speaking to them from atop a bus. his popularity with eu officials will be more muted. brussels is concerned about the corruption scandal that has cast a shadow on his country. he says there's a plot against him. >> visit his us an opportunity to explain to our counterparts what is happening in turkey and the most accurate and impartial way. god willing, the game of this network of treachery will be ruined. protesters are calling for him to resign, accusing him of wanting to establish one man rule after heavy-handed crackdown on activists last june. he has been mired in a scandal. police andwn on the judiciary they say are linked to former ally. >> the first objective will be to convince his counterparts in europe what is happening in turkey is a plot engineered within the turkish police and judiciary, therefore, europe should stand by him. >> they will be asking about his

rock human rights activist and member of the brussels tribunal on iraq thank you. let's talk for a moment of what we've got on our website r.t. dot com always something where to entertain and inform you know just when you thought america's spying capabilities couldn't get any wider taking the more you'll see that it seems that you don't even need to be on line for the n.s.a. to sift through your private data will tell you why without a doubt. one of the up here android amigo that's more able to find affection objects as well as learn your skills without people being present cute little thing isn't it it's hopeless so robotic friend could prove useful assist. one of the internet's founding principles was of course that there'd be equal access to everybody online but it seems that's not good enough for the us federal court now scrapping net neutrality it's granted internet providers the power to rule web traffic and decide for themselves who gets to jump the queue it means that the biggest companies can get their hands on the bulk of the web surface and could also me

many of them feel closer to russia than to just in brussels. the improvements promised ten years ago when latvia joined the european union has not panned out. i'm inclined to try a new children auction sites. it wouldn't it be. i grew up there with the campbell to save the wild and dangerous area. it will be soon or later you have to decide do i want to get stocky like most people but it'll do i want on my way and to care for. it does is way out of the eu accession took him to britain where he worked as a neighbor on a chicken farm. about two hundred thousand black youths who denigrate it. many of them was in western europe and construction all farming this is a steel blessing me by the idea. there was always wanted mental ext. until the plums went last weeks ago now more than sixteen hundred people are out to the job. the skeleton crew is keeping them from functional to help to find an interested to revise that the introduction of your means greater competition in the steel markets. he knows that i won't find work again soon. so many of us are

how would you make that statement at an eu russia summit in brussels that is i've found a little common ground on issues like ukraine and russia's human rights record the winner of the game in which it appears outside russia. activists from the ukrainian friend who never seemed far away the message this time putin can of democracy. they say the russian president is the reason the unrest erupted in ukraine. the accused him of a propaganda campaign against the opposition the european union is also unhappy with russia through ukraine. the welcome was called eel sauce from ourselves. the meeting was shortened from two days to a few islands. it was not on the agenda but it is affecting relations the eu claims russia thirty s decision to back out of a partnership deal. and ultimately to the conflict it's broke ukraine. i'm deeply concerned by the situation in ukraine the violence of course needs to stop. you would like to work with russia to reach a deal between the ukrainian government and the opposition but that seems unlikely. he rejects what he calls foreign meddling in ukraine such as go

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russia summit in brussels president putin stating the existing economic agreements with ukraine will be revised. not to put additional divisive lines on the map we go live to brussels shortly here on our international. president accepts the resignation of the prime minister and the entire cabinet while lawmakers roll back most of the new anti protests laws the opposition protesters say stay put in their camps and carry on until the president. has such as a limpy park is about to open its doors for the games the flow of allegations from the world's media continue to flood the host city. and say did you create the debate. in the international media for what reason. a senior member of the international olympic committee claims the media used his remarks on corruption and out of context to cause a sensation. this is r.t. international live from our studio center here in moscow where just past nine pm differences over the political crisis in ukraine a been towering above the e.u. russia summit in brussels the event was scaled back by the block from two days to just a few hours over the ra

would not have been allowed in london and certainly not in brussels label let let's hear your sponsor i hope you will let me also to speak let me to finish what i'm what i'm saying what was the reason for the demonstrations the reason was that president yanukovych the ukrainian or toward peace. refuse at the last moment under the pressure of moscow under the pressure of russia refuse to sign the association . agreement seems we this is what you wrote let me to let me to talk let me to finish let me to finish a bit what i'm saying that was the reason what brought the people tens of thousands hundreds of thousands of people to do street because that was the constant source in the ukraine the russian autoroute these four for more than a year when negotiating the association agreement then under the pressure of there was no consensus opinion there under the cigarettes and under the time the interests of cutting of the guards and under the we know we know it and we did was confirmed by the ukraine and now we don't lose any of the four you are training between ukraine and let's me to finish

from all of us here in brussels, thanks for watching.une in at the same time next week if you can. you can watch all of our programs online. the address is dw.de/ europeanjournal. until next time, auf w iedersehen and bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- a7guc?a7guc what are we doing today? today we are looking for roger ridley. he's a street musician that plays down here in santa monica. i was walking by the promenade the other day and i heard him singing the song "stand by me". such an amazing version, such an amazing voice, you know. and a couple days before that i had heard the john lennon version. so i approached roger and i said, "hey man, if we come back down here with some recording equipment and some cameras, we'd love to record you and film you playing "stand by me". why roger? well the thing about music is that sometimes the best music in the world is just in the moment. its not always famous musicians or things you hear on the radio or

it's just me he goes to great welcome from supporters on his arrival in brussels. speaking to them from the top of the bus. his popularity with eu officials will be more muted. brussels is concerned about a corruption scandal that has cast a shadow on his government to each prime minister says there is a plot against him. there is yet to miss the visit to brussels gives us the opportunity to explain to our counterparts was happening in tiki in the most accurate and impartial way. gold winning the game of this neglect of treachery will be read. this is according to him to resign accusing him of wanting to establish one man rule. after a heavy handed crackdown on casey contacts of this nastiness beanies in accra scandal. his response another crack at this time on the judiciary and police who he says a link to form a line in topeka the tuna today the first objective will be to convince cisco counterparts in europe that what's happening in turkey is a cold engine year by the goodness within the turkish judiciary and the church police. therefore you'll stand by him. the

brussels. turkey's prime minister finds in the face of criticism. his hosts chastising the crackdown back home on an anti corruption probe. it was rented office. the english football association charges nicholas and mel coker is boxing day goal celebration jester the bullet did not snowing. his eczema. tall another suicide plots targeting the predominantly shiite southern districts of beirut stronghold of hizbollah. actively backing by carl assad in syria. four killed in the attack on a residential district. their names their routes from my mom and little john hawkes did it. nope none of it that the moment asking parents for a southern beirut neighborhood. this hezbollah stronghold has been targeted by repeated compounds in recent months. security officials on the scene said this was a suicide attack. a spokesman in the midst of the strongest but i was free to point the finger old enemies. small high as everyone knows that the case that israel is hidden behind the attack. israel absolutely want to target shiite neighborhood a resist them this is the

addressing don't telling the brussels behemoths stick leininger needs an urgent overhaul george osborne was addressing a fig tank on europe when he also was that the u.k. will pull out if the e.u. fails to reform itself is not is laura smith. said europe's like a burning building with no exits basically he sees the political block as falling behind india and china overspending on welfare becoming less and less competitive essential in the economic and political bloc in decline domestically of course here in the u.k. the e.u. is losing popularity people say it's very expensive increasingly power hungry and also the originator of an awful lot of red tape but also one central message today was that the u.k. is not pushing for reform for its own sake oh no it's pushing for reform for everybody else's sake for europe's sake as a whole so he was talking about the tabling of legal challenges a year period course of justice he said it's not time to european but in fact it's a way of preserving values that traditionally seem to be european such as known discrimination he talked about the calling

in fact brussels has talked about imposing. human rights on all its member countries which was possibly more legal challenges to businesses than to government the u.k. already opted out of that of nine hundred ninety eight so it's in the government it's sort of like going going back into the past and doing something again and that's the latest in a in a long line of proposals as brussels tries to ramp up the political union inside the political integration george osborne's message and the message of the conservative party here in the u.k. as a whole is reform or die our correspondent the u.k. were promised a coward seeking to renegotiate britain's membership in the e.u. and to hold an in out referendum by twenty seventeen what would all those from the new liberal bruges group think tank told me there's no point waiting there because europe's not going to reform itself i'm very pessimistic about the chances of the e.u. changing it's been created since nine hundred fifty seven it's about ever closer union it's about more regulati

the us the and i will welcome senior teams and will coming to you from dw stadium is in brussels. it's very good to be with us. let's take a look at what we asked the investigation peroxide expensive ski lifts and high tension inside. robin's average attendance and publix i was in paris. re sell oil platforms. this is made to protection of the cut. it sits few weeks now before the olympic winter games kick off concert in southern russia. ever since. best ever win the games. the president but the maker since pat cox building the infrastructure that cost roughly fourteen billion here and yet there is to establish that she has the winters poll top of the city's geographical education might come of that plan. it is not far away from the northern caucasus and islam insists i omit from that region have been carrying out attacks on the crust recipe is. that's why the organizers of the sixty olympic games of stepping up security if in fact. the surroundings so she had been turned into a high security zone. tens of thousands of soldiers and police are on duty. security cameras are everywhe

russia summit brussels downgrade the summit is worth the russia because of differences over the crisis in ukraine which is constant a long shadow over the talks. also the sound just ten days the games begin at. pong we'll bring you all the latest. to get down to business. on the one senior member of the international olympic committee said his remarks on corruption in sochi were taken out of context and used by media to create headline. we didn't have any effect and this was never an item for discussion. this is our say international coming here live from moscow hello everyone welcome to the. the ukrainian government has warned that my eyes may have been planted on a gas pipeline and reports security breaches at two are with nuclear plants the authorities say this could be part of an attempt to prolong unrest in the nation rioters have been fighting with police for nearly two weeks now and have taken over city halls across ukraine but as one sees policia reports there are other groups who made step in to stop these protests. it isn't easy in eastern ukraine many fear the violence from

let's go to brussels to speak to our correspondent.s i just signed, i imagine the crisis in the ukraine is very mentioned, the crisis in ukraine is very much likely to overshadow the summit. blames russia for exerting pressure on the ukraine not to sign an agreement with the european union in november, which put people into the streets to protest. theimir putin argues opposite, saying it was europeans who interfered in what sphere ofs as its influence. with tensions running high, the meeting has been scaled down over twodays to just hours, and a dinner with vladimir putin has been canceled as well. no joint statement is expected to be issued at the end of the summit, which is expected to be frosty. >> will the eu speak with one voice on this issue? >> well, the european union, of course, is in unanimity in and theng the violence crackdown on protesters. criticism is mounting that the eu strategy has failed to take interests into the picture, and we hear a growing body of voices , french and german politicians in particular, saying any

the split over ukraine sees brussels scaling back and the e.u. russia summit to a meeting of just a few hours as some political analysts say europe should grow up. a limpid park is about to throw open its doors for the games and flow of allegations from the world's media continue to flood the host city. so you did this way you create to give big waves to the national media for what do you know is a senior member of the international olympic committee claims the media used his remarks on corruption and soft you out of context to cause a sensation. ukraine's president has now accepted the resignation of the country's prime minister and the entire cabinet they will remain in their posts until a new government is formed that says the country's lawmakers voted in an emergency session to repeal most of the and to protest laws that triggered two weeks of violence in kiev party's election in the ukrainian capital for us. undoubtedly this is the biggest political day in the history of modern ukraine with the parliament voting on very crucial steps and i w

now in charge of britain's finances has given the eu a dressing down telling the brussels behemoths that its declining and it needs an urgent overhaul. george osborne who was addressing us think back on europe when he also warned that the uk will pull out if the eu feels reform itself laura smith has the details yet it's like a burning building with no axe its basically he sees that this cold milk as thornton behind india and china is spending on welfare becoming less and less compact city said stephen economic and fiscal looking declining domestic and of course here in the uk the eu is losing popularity people say is very expensive increasing the power hungry i know sophia grace nature of the mill for most of red tape both the essential message today was that the uk still pressing for reform fritz is a fanatic pushing for reform have nobody else too fake for your sake as a whole said he was talking about at the taping of the goat island is a two year period that course of justice he said it's nonsense to europe and in fact it's a way for stuffing bodies that traditionally seem to be eur

brussels downgrades a summit with russia because of differences over the crisis in ukraine which is casting and long shadow over the talks. in just ten days the games begin in softies olympic park but as the host city prepares to get down to business there are still allegations in the media to deal with. those who do say that it was created to give the graves in the international media what do you know . one senior member of the international olympic committee says his remarks on corruption and saw were taken out of context and used by the media to create headlines. you're watching are to international live from our moscow studios i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me ukraine's prime minister has resigned and what he says is part of an attempt to find a peaceful solution to the country's political deadlock the parliament is now reviewing several other concessions made by ukraine's president but the opposition is pledging to continue mass protests in the capital until the country's head of state steps down. for us. it would not be an exaggeration to say that today is the most important pa

you russia summit brussels downgrades a summit with russia because of differences over the crisis in ukraine which is causing a long shadow over the talks. also in just ten days the games begin at soldiers and big but as the host city prepares to get down to business there are still occasions in the media to deal with. this way you create the debate graves the games the national media what do you know or. so one senior member of the international olympic committee says his remarks and corruption in sochi were taken out of context and used by the media to great headline. this is aussie international coming to you live from moscow i'm your national hello and welcome to the program. ukraine's prime minister has resigned in what he says is part of an attempt to find a peaceful solution to the country's political deadlock the parliament is now reviewing several other concessions made by ukraine's president but the opposition is pledging to continue mass protests in the capital until the country's head of state steps down and. for us right now it's a what exactly is today's world in parlia

seen now that it has revoking fees is and it and that the everyday words of support we hear from brussels as well isn't that puting their their revolution that is what. it is i think it's a role since to sign not only for the politics of ukraine the democratic countries of the european union the united states the governments and the bureaucratic institutions in brussels all siding with rioting in the streets but it also in a sense is an indirect threat to anybody who dissents from the official european line inside your opinion after all what is the basis of this protest that you know his government refused to sign this government agreement with the e.u. that sparked the protests so in other words is. negative rating for the e.u. and for the americans is that he didn't do what we wanted but what if a government inside the e.u. was to begin to say we don't entirely agree with this or that would they also see a sponsored crowd on the streets would they also see inside countries inside the threat to the constitutional order if you don't follow the line that the bureaucrats in brussels so i th

in fact brussels has talked about imposing the charter of human rights on all its member countries which would possibly mean legal challenges to businesses and to government the u.k. already opted out of that in ninety ninety eight so the government is sort of like going back into the past and doing something again and that's the latest in a in a long line of proposals that brussels tries to ramp up the political union inside the political integration but george osborne's message on the message of the conservative party here in the u.k. as a whole is reform or die now he wants worldwide calls to have tens of thousands of syria's most desperate refugees are falling on deaf ears in britain despite the u.k.'s massive efforts to aid arrivals fining the syrian regime it's proving not so quick to help resettle those displaced by deadly violent that are still you know reports. increasingly extreme humanitarian suffering there is a humanitarian crisis britain is leading the way with humanitarian support but some might wonder whether it actually is the u.k. has committed five hundred million poun

you russia summit brussels downgrades a summit with russia because of differences over the crisis in ukraine which is constant a long shadow over the talks. also in just ten days the games begin at such as an impact on the hard city prepares to get down to business there are still allegations and the media had to deal with it. for sure did say that you create a grave indeed the national media for what do you know. and one senior member of the internationally because me too says his remarks on corruption and such are were taken out of context and used by the media to grade as line. international news life in moscow you want to note international with me you know. and welcome to the program the ukrainian opposition is pledging to continue mass protests in kiev until the president steps down the unocal which attempted to me to protest leaders way as the talks continued overnight let's go cross live to an extent for more now on this and say there's a vote in parliament today what do we know about that. well it won't be exaggeration to say that today is the most important parliamentary se

we'll be live from brussels. we'll take you to car. a christian mob attacked two christian men, our crew were on site at bangui. some of the images may be disturbing. >> their baying for blood. the crowd of christians want to get their hands on a muslim hiding in the house. they say he was involved in the killing of a christian, and they want revenge. he's pulled from the house. it's too distressing to show you what happened next. but after the man was hacked to pieces, he was set on fire. a second muslim was murdered nearby. he was hiding in a church. he, too, was set on fire. as the corpses are richly abused. the crowd celebrates. >> translation: we will continue to do this for as long as muslims go on. >> it's hard to imagine what impact the scenes will have on those that watched. french peacekeepers arrived. it was too late. african soldiers from cameroon appeared. [ sirens ] >> they eventually moved into the crowd. it's a lawless situation, yet we are in the middle of the capital bangui. under these circumstances the african and f

in fact at brussels has talked about it pretty thing. if human rights on all its member countries which would cause the legal challenges to businesses and governments at the uk already all tease out too fast in nineteen ninety eight said at the government so that i can get back into the hearts and doing something again that's the latest data and only light if reprisals if brussels tries to wrap up the political unity and insight that no political integration. but george osborne's message on the message of hope they can set it apart to hit uk is a whole is that reform or die postpone the uk will promise to come were seeking to renegotiate britain's membership of the eu and to hold him in a referendum but to the seventeen bubbles from the new liberal bruges group think i'm told it is no point wasting them because europe's not going to reform itself very pessimistic about the challenges of the eu changing the state since nineteen fifty seven is a bit players union that more regulation. it's about mixed up a nation states will often unaccoun

the split over ukraine sees brussels scaling back in the e.u. russia summit to a meeting of just a few hours some political analysts say europe should grow up. in just ten days the games begin at saatchi's a limpid park but as the host city for paris to get down to business there are still allegations in the media to deal with. for sure didn't say you create the graves in the international media for want to use the most no. one senior member of the international olympic committee says his remarks on corruption in saatchi were taken out of context and used by the media to create headlines. we're watching r t international live from our moscow studios islands in france thanks for joining me. ukraine's parliament has voted to cancel most of the answer protests last that triggered two weeks of writing writing in kiev that's as the country's prime minister submitted his resignation to the president saying it's a sacrifice to peacefully resolve the political crisis are to select. for us all down to me this is the biggest political day in the history o

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. >> germany's policy on unemployment benefits for immigrants comes under fire in brussels. in what looks like a major move forward on iran's nuclear program, the united states says that technical talks have made " could progress." >> european union negotiators have been meeting in geneva when iran to discuss tehran's nuclear activities. >> a united nations spokesperson says reports that a deal had been finalized were, however, an accurate. outstanding issues include timeline and verification. the european union deals directly with iran on behalf of the u.s. and other major world powers. for more, we're joined live in the studio by our middle east analyst. welcome to the program. first off, has there been progress on the nuclear program in iran? can you fill us in also on what is likely to have been agreed on ? >> i think there has been progress. i believe the american and european statements today, but as it seems their hand was forced by the iranians. it was the foreign minister in tehran who came up with the news , and i think that is quite problematic, to talk about nego

ukrainian president's attempts to to broker a peaceful solution was not enough for washington and brussels to ease the pressure they're putting on the u.s. is preparing sanctions for both the authorities and the opposition responsible for why it's while brussels remains highly critical of the violence seen during the protests global policy expert martin sia believes the ukrainian leaders attempt to restore peace up being. the united states and the european union they shouldn't are very much miss a mistake and that what they should be doing is supporting the ukrainian government and urging the rebels the holdouts to accept the amnesty agree with the most important thing is to defuse tensions and prevent new explosions of violence the opposition are not doing this they are not in a constructive mood they were not oppositional destructive mode they don't want to make change to due process i think it would be disastrous of president you know which we were to resign i think if that was the case the danger of civil war in ukraine between eastern ukraine and western ukraine with key of course in

that's a good luck cause won a jackpot and new joint this stuff from brussels happy new years here jack and i guess it's a happy new year for the people of lefty a sudden so one of the potential effects of the country joining the eurozone. but for all the books economy and also that he is on. each listed on the bloc's economy is not going to be that big lefty is a very small country of population just above two million people but of course eu officials are holding this up as proof of a return in confidence in the euro something that very few people would disagree with at the moment that does seem to be at the venue sites in the euro. within that to yourself it's a little bit more complex than that infected people are very much divided over whether this is a good or bad thing businesses that you do with the eu export to the eu see this as positive. they cannot lose less money on the exchange rates. a lot of the businesses that get up to deal the state to withdraw show in other countries in the former soviet bloc and then also happy about this in a lot of countries the euro has increased

summit in brussels president putin stating none of the existing economic agreements with ukraine will be revised as he urges europe not to put additional. meanwhile ukraine's president accepts the resignation of the prime minister and the cabinet has rolled back most of the new protests but the opposition protesters stay put in their camps. carry on until the president goes. is about to throw open its doors for the games a flurry of allegations from the world's media can. create a debate. in the international media. a senior member of the international olympic committee claims the media used his remarks on corruption and out of context to cause a sensation. this is not international live from a studio in moscow which just turned midnight and first to some breaking news from the u.s. we're learning that at least two people reported injured in a school shooting one of them supposedly a seventeen year old student incident took place early in the morning at result high school in the state of hawaii and police said that a suspect has been taken into custody the school is currently on lockd

and these rifts between london and brussels keep on opening up the latest is over introducing more human rights since the u.k. in fact brussels has talked about imposing the charter of human rights on all its member countries which would possibly mean legal challenges to businesses and to government the u.k. already opted out of that in one thousand nine hundred eight so the government is sort of like going back into the past and doing something again and that's the latest in a in a long line of proposals as brussels tries to ramp up the political union inside the political integration george osborne's message on the message of the conservative party here in the u.k. as a whole is reform or die. all right laura thank you so much for bringing us the details from london on this laura smith reporting there for us. and elsewhere in the e.u. this soaring unemployment means fear is competition for work places. that's the prettiest faces who are winning out job seekers in france say they're being discriminated against on the basis of their looks and we hear from one of them after the break. the

they campaigned against brussels for years and contains the british people made the right choice. some go as far as saying of the eu member states of saint paul and his footsteps. it was raised on snow. other european countries. many of whom were given the limited been invaded by another country it had to have an image is taken away a bottle of country have been so willing to sacrifice the power to rule themselves today we note with interest out of the european countries and see how much longer they'll have to put up with his far away from the city of business is the one time the historic johnson dockyard was the largest in the wealth in two thousand won the european union finance its rehabilitation to the tune of hundreds of thousands of your eyes without european funds which it holds with praise for this the bible of the cultural sector in this country. he has a role to play him in and co present the bill for governments to very easy for uncle which is to be one of the first things that gets caught in times of economic hardship. it's twenty eighteen as the united kingdom has an

some of the split over ukraine sees brussels scaling back and russia's summit to a meeting of just a few hours some political analysts say europe should grow up. at saatchi's olympic park is about to throw open its doors for the games a flow of allegations from the world's media continue to flood the host city. for sure to say good things for you create good be great proceed in the international media for what the user mode most north a senior member of the international olympic committee claims the media used his remarks on corruption in softly out of context to cause a sensation. you're watching r t international live from our moscow studios islands in france thanks for joining me. ukraine's parliament has voted to cancel most of the anti protest laws that triggered two weeks of rioting in kiev that's as the country's prime minister submitted his resignation to the president saying it's a sacrifice to peacefully resolve the political crisis party's election is in care for us on down to me this is the biggest political day in the history of modern ukraine with the parliament voting

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the sweat over ukraine's sees brussels scaling back a new eu russia summit meeting of just a few hours some political analysts say you're a kid grow up softies olympic park is about to throw open its doors to the games they flow of allegations from the world's media continue to flood the host city. whereas bush would do it this way you create and to be great to see that. the national media for what things imaginable. a senior member of the international olympic committee claims the media uses his remarks on corruption and salty out of context to cause a sensation the rt international like marvel studios islands of thanks for joining me ukraine's parliament has voted to cancel most of the anti protest was that triggered two weeks of rioting in kiev. after the country's prime minister submitted his resignation to president saying it's a sacrifice to peacefully resolve the political crisis our t's lse are chefs keys in kiev for us. undoubtedly this is the biggest political day in history more than ukraine with aplomb and voting on very crucial steps to manage a scene. scenes of jubilation