relationship treat crimea ukraine russia belarus and the old soviet empire. now i wish they had not done so and sacked i was asked i did but i. made my issues i've tried to stay focused on the family issues. and like to say my own. potential to take part in that moscow congress which i didn't want to do very much was spoilt by the invasion of the crimea and so i regret it for a very personal reasons you don't seem to regret what your own government has been talking about which is that the russian authorities in occupied crimea were continuing and are continuing to persecute and intimidate minority religious congregations you of course said nothing about that either you seem to manage a kind of tunnel visioned up to carlson in which you don't look at the bigger picture you're simply interested in your own rights and you don't care whether people repress others or create unfair conditions for them you simply focused on your own issue. you preach a kind of morality to the rest of the world but what's what's moral about the russians persecuting and intimidating m

well the relationship of trade crimea ukraine russia belarus and the old soviet empire. now i wish they had not done so and sacked when i was asked i did but i abide by my issues i've tried to stay focused on the family issues. and like to say my own. potential to take part in that moscow congress which i didn't want to do very much was spoilt by the invasion of the crimea and so i regret it for a very personal reasons you don't seem to regret what your own government has been talking about which is that the russian authorities in occupied crimea were continuing and are continuing to persecute and intimidate minority religious congregations you of course said nothing about that either you seem to manage a kind of tunnel visioned up to carlson in which you don't look at the bigger picture you're simply interested in your own rights and you don't care whether people repress others or create unfair conditions for them you simply focused on your own issue. you preach a kind of morality to the rest of the world but what's what's moral about the russians persecuting and intimi

relationship trade crimea ukraine russia belarus and the old soviet empire. now i wish they had not done so and sat when i was asked i did but i abide by my issues i've tried to stay focused on the family issues. and like to say my own. potential to take part in that moscow congress which i didn't want to do very much was spoilt by the invasion of the crimea and so i regret it for a very personal reason you don't seem to regret what your own government has been talking about which is that the russian authorities in occupied crimea were continuing and are continuing to persecute and intimidate minority religious congregations you of course said nothing about that either you seem to manage a kind of tunnel visioned up to carlson in which you don't look at the bigger picture you're simply interested in your own rights and you don't care whether people repress others or create unfair conditions for them you simply focused on your own issue. you preach a kind of morality to the rest of the world but what's what's moral about the russians persecuting and intimidati

relationship trade crimea ukraine russia belarus and the old soviet empire. now i wish they had not done so and sat when i was asked i did but i abide by my issues i've tried to stay focused on the family issues. and like to say my own. potential to take part of that moscow congress which i didn't want to do very much was spoilt by the invasion of the crimea and so i regret it for a very personal reasons you don't seem to regret what your own government has been talking about which is that the russian authorities in occupied crimea were continuing and are continuing to persecute and intimidate minority religious congregations you of course said nothing about that either you seem to manage a kind of tunnel visioned up to carlson in which you don't look at the bigger picture you're simply interested in your own rights and you don't care whether people repress others or create unfair conditions for them you simply focused on your own issue. you preach a kind of morality to the rest of the world but what's what's moral about the russians persecuting and intimidat

ukrainian security services in organizing terrorist attacks against the people of crimea. well look at me in the shooter live for more allness here thanks for coming across the story just 1st of all tell us a bit more about these claims that of course the foreign ministry so riled up well let me just begin with the n.b.c. report because actually it's about an entirely different case it's about allegations that the russians secretly bribed or provided bounties to taliban fighters in afghanistan for killing u.s. servicemen there so at the very top of the article the head of the u.s. central command is cited saying that he doesn't have solid proof that such program existed but then the report refers to a number of different sources within the u.s. military number of different people and these comments the comments by these people confirm the allegations which brings us to the part of the story that really caught the attention of russian officials because one of the sources actually mentions the support by the u.s. support of some kind of ukrainian fighters that are supposed t

says groups in crimea that russia views terrorists. coming up in the program signals the alarm claiming most of the. development. by rich nations leaving the tour. from the russian capital mrs arty international hello and welcome to the program you know. moscow has been left chasing its tail in efforts to see the test results alleging kremlin critic alexina valley was poisoned with novacek germany's directed russia to the global chemical weapons wants dog but the o.p.c. w. itself say it should talk to berlin. with their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything in direct to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons we've been to the o p c w several times and they say talk to berlin we are ready to talk to anyone but not when in the absence of facts we are pressured into giving an account of ourselves on the basis of specific clearly formulated concerns we are always ready to have a professional conversation. or russian doctors follow no trace of nava chalk or any other poison when he was in

military aid for ukrainian fighters in crimea none the less current and former u.s. officials have said many cia officers and analysts came to believe a bounty program existed they concluded that the russians viewed it as a proportional response to the u.s. arming of ukrainian units fighting russian forces in crimea the source said you know these allegations are still quite murky you still try to piece piece of the puzzle together here but we do know the u.s. has been supporting ukrainian military quite openly over the wall tell you what ever since the conflict in southeast ukraine broke out ukraine has been heavily reliant on u.s. military aid and i'll tell you what the latest batch of that equipment that's part of the u.s. support which is worth $60000000.00 u.s. dollars and the one that included javelin anti-tank missiles was sent in june but this. it was just the latest in the serious of shipments and these shipments were also preceded by non lethal military aid all of this intended for the ukrainian forces that are fighting pro russian forces in east ukraine the

is arming groups in crimea russia terrorists. are on the clock across the world this is your r t international from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome. said it's been left chasing its tail in its efforts to see the. test results concerning the alleged poisoning of kremlin critic alexina vali germany's directed russia to big global chemical weapons watchdog but deal p.c. w. ses it should talk to berlin the office of russia's prosecutor general has requested sweden and france the 2 countries germany had sent novelli samples to share their findings with their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything and direct this to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and we've been to the w.c. and we've been to the w several times and they say talk to berlin we are ready to talk to anyone we want not when the absence of facts we are pressured to give it said by france and sweden confirmed the presence of the nerve agent. case whatever it was kill and again it's doctors find no t

is arming groups in crimea the russians use those terrorists. hello and welcome this is our to the international court asking to you live from moscow with me. moskos said it's been left chasing its tail and its assets to see the test results concerning the alleged poisoning of kremlin critic alexei navalny germany's directed russia to the global chemical weapons watchdog but the o.p.c. w. says it should talk to berlin now the office of russia's prosecutor general has requested sweden and france the 2 countries germany had certain of on these samples to to share their findings. their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything in direct says to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons we've been to the w several times and they say. we are ready to talk to anyone we want not when the absence of facts we are pressured into giving an account of ourselves but on the basis of specific clearly formulated concerns which we are always ready to have a professional conversation. russia insists its doctors found n

relationship treat crimea ukraine or russia belarus and the old soviet empire. now i wish they had not done so and zacharias asked i did but i buy my issues i've tried to stay focused on the family issues. and like to say my own. potential to take part in that moscow congress which i didn't want to do very much was spoilt by the invasion of the crimea and so i regret it for a very personal reason you don't seem to regret what your own government has been talking about which is that the russian authorities in occupied crimea were continuing and are continuing to persecute and intimidate minority religious congregations you of course said nothing about that either you seem to manage a kind of tunnel visioned up to carlson in which you don't look at the bigger picture you're simply interested in your own rights and you don't care whether people repress others or create unfair conditions for them you simply focused on your own issue. you preach a kind of morality to the rest of the world but what's what's moral about the russians persecuting and intimidating minorit

is arming in crimea. just after midday in san francisco 4 pm and polo 10 at night right here in moscow this september the 18th welcome to r.t. international i mean and. the office of russia's prosecutor general has requested sweden and fronts share their findings on the alleged nerve agent poisoning of kremlin critic alexina volley that's after moscow was left chasing its tail in efforts to see the test results which are said to point to novacek being used germany's directed russia to the global chemical weapons watchdog but the o.p.c. w. say it should talk to berlin with their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything in direct says to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons we've been to the o.p.c. w several times and they say talk to berlin we are ready to talk to anyone but not when in the absence of facts we are pressured into giving an account of ourselves on the basis of specific clearly formulated concerns we are always ready to have a professional co

the relationship trade crimea ukraine russia belarus and the old soviet empire. now i wish they had not done so and zacharias asked i did but i abide by my issues i've tried to stay focused on the family issues. and like to say my own. potential to take part of that moscow congress which i didn't want to do very much was spoilt by the invasion of the crimea and so i regret it for a very personal reasons you don't seem to regret what your own government has been talking about which is that the russian authorities in occupied crimea were continuing and are continuing to persecute and intimidate minority religious congregations you of course said nothing about that either you seem to manage a kind of tunnel visioned up to carlson in which you don't look at the bigger picture you're simply interested in your own rights and you don't care whether people repress others or create unfair conditions for them you simply focused on your own issue. you preach a kind of morality to the rest of the world but what's what's moral about the russians persecuting and intimidating m

news report claimed america's providing weapons to ukrainian militants in crimea. unnamed use official speak about their country's support of terrorist activities and counties in this case these talks specifically about russia if that is true we demand that the us side clarify as to whether or not washington has directly or indirectly facilitated the is be you ukrainian security services in organizing terrorist attacks against the people of crimea are calling to you hold has discussed the story with a correspondent trying to them. the n.b.c. report itself is actually about a completely different case about allegations that the russians secretly bribed or paid bounties to taliban fighters which killed u.s. troops in afghanistan moscow has firmly denied that anything like it is possible so the n.b.c. report cites a number of u.s. military officials and sources as well some of them are saying that there is no solid proof of that others are confident about the theory and this brings us to the part that really caught the attention of russian officials because down at th

politics it has never felt more important to understand these tensions since russia's annexation of crimea we have headed towards a new cold war. russia has supporters separatist fighters in the eastern ukraine. is accused of tampering with the us a lecture. and of poisoning a former secret agent in a british country town. within russia there is a white range of opinion on these events but their facial position is the opposite of the west and here. deputy foreign minister sergei volkov deals with the russian west and relationship 1st hand. to get it she says up us leave me good for this i see was up there with with the girls a girl they're going to someone has there been any kind of mystery in these dealings but i mean we know when i see if yes i would be you might. not serving as chairman would not be showing my. good dog or the you know even those who miss that miss in timea room in the korean community media. mcguckin had no reason in iraq she speaks for the noise not i was in the cool of the bus you must be a cliche idealist creepily reach a deal with sears and the suspect was away wit

politics it has never felt more important to understand these tensions since russia's annexation of crimea we have headed towards a new cold war. russia has support a separatist fighters in the eastern ukraine. is accused of tampering with the us a lecture. and of poisoning a former secret agent in a british country town. within russia there was a white range of opinion on these events but the official position is the opposite of the west and here. deputy foreign minister sergei volkov deals with the russian west and relationship 1st hand. together says she's up a. good vibe this ice loss up there with over the girl is a girl they're going to someone who hasn't been any kind michelin is dealing. with i see if yes i would be you might. not serving as chairman good in the pre-show my . good dog or the you know even those who miss that miss in timea room when the. media. mcguckin at night because there are noise not i was in the cool of the bus you must be a shared deal is creepily. years and the suspect was away a me. only because you were near to not know where she was writable got to meet

since these events in crimea and the ukraine the relationship between russia and the west seems to have been irreparably damaged. clearly not global community we are i think this conversation elbow. grease is the worst possible that looks like the part of the debate you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking just 1.3 lives and. use these 3 to getting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill destroy the system it's just to look at the system and. this street on out is there. to stand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound so no matter where you call. the news and current affairs that matter to you. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the ocean $21.00 geologists are secretly plotting new borders. as the struggle for resources intensifies some of the world's most powerful scientists speak out. oceans manakin on a 0. hello i'm down in jordan in doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. has unilaterally slapped additional

he added, crimea is ours and was criticized for saying so.alny has health campaignst agairrtion. -- has led campaigns against corruption. >> the freund ministry is a saying, this is megaphone diplomacy and accusing germany politicians of getting involved with a foreign ministry says who they want to hear from is the experts. they are saying there have been more public statements without prng facts. as for the k kremlin, tmlin has said of the general prosecutor's office in russia sent a wreck west for information -- sent a request for information. orthe spokespersonladimir putin saying that when mr. navalny was tested by russian doctors here in siberia, no poisonous substance was found. denial and doubts being spread statemen from the german government. ros: mr. navalny has been a thorn the side of a number of powerful russian people and is there surprised that this kind of attack might have been carried out? >>ot amongst his supporters. they see very much senior figures in russia being involved in this. one close ally of navalny tweeted, sayi

, i don't have a plan for crimea, maybe crimea has plans for itself.rump is on the street like i'm going to blow open the door, break open the safe then i'm going to wipe my prints off and-- mar a lago. and that is how i plan to steal all the halloween candy. so look, i'm not going to sugar coat. this is a dangerous situation that america finds it self in. but there are two faws in donald trump's plans. one is that even the justices that he put on the supreme court could end up ruling against him. and based on how many people trump hired that ended up hating him, that could happen. the second flaw in the plan is that if people come out to vote against him in high enough numbers, the results will be so clear and resonding that there will be no way he can challenge them. so basically what i am saying is donald trump is trying to grab the election by the pussy and america needs to pull a melania and slap that tiny hand away. okay. we have to take a quick break, don't go away because bob wad ward is going to be on the slow and we are agoing to ask him what

in which people sense a sort of connection to their political community and sense of euphoria over crimea was able to to prop up with his popularity and to a certain extent you know to russia on his coattails but that has come to an end and people really are looking for solutions that will begin to make their lives better and as i said earlier the most people still leave very much to go not by the bootstraps an individual just approach to their livelihoods but increasingly you know that is eating into enthusiasm for for the kremlin the cover of course you mentioned dellums earlier but you also look at places like the russian far east or recently in quite a sounder or in northern russia in which you know people have been really upset and agreed why some of the things that become studied are in managing regional or local politics or in terms of environmental degradation or or other policies and which people take offense and will come out into the streets to defend their their interests what the grandmother wants to avoid is a repeat of develop a scenario in which you wind up with. such disc

in crimea the same time. she says women there were treated with more respect before the europeans came. out of. such an impact the people. there were raising also the culture of the people. in the 21st century. i couldn't swallow my pride trust. you though you. were with 10 when she left cameroon and came to germany along with her 2 brothers. their mother wanted to do her doctorate at a german university. coming here it was a dream as a small african child white culture is. everywhere it's the norm it's the standard so when you know as a 10 year old that you're going to europe it's like the shoe look at the place. but in a small town in southern germany she was the only black girl around she experienced the burden of being a mother of racism they don't teach you about their lives in terms of where the we sources come from and how did well come to europe in such an amount it came from their colonies and it's really insane to me to be in this world and go to school so many years where they teach you so possibly

the crimea league introduced the salary cap the domestic competition board improves plots their international standing would plummet as the best players chase higher wages elsewhere months he says the salary cap and revenue sharing would only really be possible if the top teams broke away into a super league and constructed a closed shop system similar to the n.f.l. and n.b.a. . rules that would ensure they make money. not only because he needed me but they also get the benefit of. the profit because we probably should know. but it would also destroy a lot of the beauty which football fans love about the world game yes relegation is devastating but it's also true that any village team can rise from obscurity to the top of the pyramid is the definition of the american dream that's how lester could win the premier league and why major lyon were able to become a force in denmark the american dream doesn't even exist in us for the n.b.a. in the n.f.l. up close shops and rich owners will even move into fire paint thousands of kilometers away from new cities if they think that will bring a bigger p

usually goes with but of course a 1000000000 was a cook i mean there's a move succumbing to quick crimea to show you were a slow one the story could be a lot more to show it was a stimulus to come in the story because there's a bit of them built which are good at their issues which have everything out of it the ones that. come in visual proof but the guy. leading with here. he's. been up to one step inside the show at the national now to be a little more steamy detail of the foreshore in the shot but it's. the most thing. with evelyn you know but it was not it was a lot of us much needed most and we feel so good when you stand under a shit look at any other school paula years and you might just decide it's going to syria mexico and we're pretty rich he really gives a deal with replies he gets really little would sort of we would miss the national question with a chilly across last night with the flu we were screwed because of all the wars of the post i suppose but most of them knew what the source of. the only goal was to get in but it will be done so when this wish gets a bit and we sho

sanctions targeting whole sectors of the russian economy in place since 2014 when russia annexed crimea further sanctions could have a massive impact on the economy german investors withdrew more than a 1000000000 euros of investment capital in the 1st quarter of this year largely because of the political situation. to look at some of the other global business stories making the news to manufacturing orders have risen for a 3rd month in a row following a devastating decline during the pandemic the value of orders raised nearly 3 percent less than expected but still rising orders are an important sign that's germany's most important industries are getting back on track. facebook will ban new political ads on its platform one week before the u.s. elections in november as part of efforts to battle this information the site will also add a label to any posts that challenge election results c.m. oxycodone said the move will lower the likelihood of any last minute smears going uncontested. and asian markets followed new york down after tech shares delivered wall street's worst day since june

ed annexation and crimea, rett rest of that the president turns away from. he likes putin, putin likes him. well, what's the connection? we'll see. the fact is whatever that leads to, the fact is over $400 million in leverage that somebody has over the president of the united states. if he were going to be a president of, a federal appointee that would be a major obstacle. because someone has leverage over you. >> what about the morality? >> in terms of the national security. >> what about the morality? sorry. >> the -- >> just of the --. just the morality paying nothing more years and paying $750 just when you're about to be president or take office? >> no sense of decency. a president who wants parades of millary arment and the military paying homage to him in front of the white house like he's some kind of a dictator, yet is he paying for any of that? the protection of our country? $750? yeah. it's a disdain from america's working families. it's a -- it's not right, but our responsibility is to protect and defend and we have to make sure we know what expo

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has faced in its relations with russia since occupation of crimea of course sanctions are already in place for that last time nova chalk was used against the former russian spy sergey script all in the u.k. and 2018 the russian diplomats were expelled in a concerted action by e.u. countries that case was a little different because the use of nova chalk did occur on foreign soil nonetheless as i said it is a prohibited action so those are some of the measures we mates might see but discussions are ongoing they are not as those international discussions are going on domestically german politicians are urged. america americal to abandon the north stream 2 project which is now nearing completion now that would bring natural gas from russia to germany it's part of the energy independence program here can you fill us in on that project and what's at stake this project has been a little bit problematic from this start it is as you said a natural gas pipeline from russia to germany it bypasses 2 important states and they haven't been happy about that poland and ukraine in that way it makes t

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lukasashenko mamade hif usefeful to the west by refususg rececognize russia's annexation from ukraine of crimead hosting peace talks for easteten ukraine in minsk. in the subsequent years,s, russn economic support t to belarus hs been progressively reduced, leading to thehe economic hardsp in belarus, whwhich is one of te main reasons why alexander lukashenko is so u unpopular and why he is finding himsmself havg toto brurully repreress protest. hand tois going cap in vladimir putin with few options left. host: sounds like a possible rapprochement between lukashenko and putin. how is the possibility of an improved relationship between those two being received on the ststreets ofof m minsk? reporter: itit is always hard to assess belarusian public opinion because there are no opinion polls. for a long time, belarus was regarded as a country with weak national identity, very close to russia. belarusian language is only spoken by a minority of the people. the national flag was the symbol of only a patriotic intellectual opposition opposed to lukashenko and in the minority. that is changing. that f