but now for the first time, a lockup crew travels to eastern europe and goes behind the wall of six maximum security prisons. >> there was a moment there where it was like, wait a second. this is a little different. [ chanting ] >> it's one of europe's oldest city, with a history scarred by war. it was invaded not once but twice by attila the hun. even today its ministry of defense building stands in ruins from nato bombings in 1999. this is belgrade. capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centrale socmore. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and wa

yet for some reason the missile defense shield still being built across from western russia and eastern europe in fact president putin saying it's not missile defense its missile all friends the russian president saying military systems are being developed sonic military strike hardware hyper sound enabling immediate strike capability he called it unconventional military weapons perhaps to be set up along eastern europe ultimately as president putin saying undermining the strategic balance in the region although the russian president did say that moscow knows what needs to be done one of the other issues up for discussion as well was that of the ukrainian demonstrations for the past couple of weeks demonstrators in kiev some pro to a certain amount of e.u. integration other ones against it we understand that the russian president saying he looks forward to working with kiev more closely in the future to some sort of a russian relationship with kiev but now we're understanding apparently from the e.u. foreign policy chief catherine ashton telling reporters that the ukrainian president which int

one of eastern europe supreme mirror award winning filmmakers and social campaigners talks to sophie shevardnadze about the dangers ahead which he sees for ukraine that's next. they're calling obama's happy smiling sophie photo with the danish and british prime ministers at the mandela funeral an international incident but before we rail on obama for doing something stupid a funeral we need to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral was over and trust me after about three hours of serious lectures at a conference or some sort of super long wedding most of us will just be banging our heads against the wall out of boredom and i've probably checked my email about seven times obama's place note i said most of us but the president isn't supposed to be like most of us because he represents. all of us it's one thing when you're fourteen and too stupid to realize that selfie photos at the wake after grampa's funeral is a bad idea but it's another thing entirely when one of the most photographed and powerful people on the

wanted it to return to one of great friendship with the countries of eastern europe and eurasia ukraine is one of those and we. call president bush the father after the fall of communism. went to ukraine among the first visits that he made this is george h.w. bush. seeking a peaceful a europe whole and free europe that would include russia would be no threat to russia so the fact that we are continuing to pursue the u.s. has continued to this open arms policy of encouragement of democracy in ukraine is should be no surprise at all and certainly not should not be seen as threatening to to russia but in that context why is the issue over the fact the ukraine may be forming a partnership with the e.u. or not such a concern to washington why are u.s. officials there because another aspect of these protests has now turned into a call for a revolution is that were of an interest to u.s. authorities. we are in favor of peaceful demonstrations and peaceful expressions of popular views that is the way democracy gradually grows from the grassroots from listening to the voices of the people we are

in many ways people have perhaps moved on or declared the end of eastern europe and moved on from that. we have a new pope today and a story that's very much moved out of europe where the church is on the decline. does this chapter have relevance to two-day? >> guest: i think it does. the striking thing to me when you look at the history of the catholic church and politics in the 1970s and 80s was the church was very effective when it is, how can i put it, when it is in the opposition. so in the philippines and even in south korea churches play an incredibly powerful role in mobilizing opposition and certainly so in eastern europe. then when you have a regular democracy, a regular secular state for example poland after the fall of communism the church became very cozy with the state in poland. the poles suddenly realized they didn't like that so much. they liked their church in opposition. in iran you see an interesting phenomenon where the church quote unquote has become the state and we see many opinion polls in many studies that suggest this has undermined the position of islam in i

welcome to the eastern europe and men's school. eryone man is born as a man. >> it seems at the eastern european monen's school, they focus on three pillars. one is fighting. he also teaches us of how to pick your opponent. >> the open minded, woman, can be as good fighting competition tent as. >> this is the place where we drink vodka. and most of this drinking end up in the fight. >> at the very end this dude tells us if you're interested, go to our web site, cool men's school.com. if you go to the site because i was interested in the sports. >> sure. >> and it takes you to a web site for redirected movie.com. so this is all sort of a promo for a movie that will be out january 10th, 2014, starting in lithuania, which is about a criminal action comedy with a distinctive flavor of eastern european exotic. that is from the web site. this is all sort of a big promo for a movie. >> in case you're wondering what i'm drinking, this gives you energy. >> a kitten gets itself all walled up -- >> at a gas station. the last place you want >>>

we see more acquisition potential for 2014 in eastern europe?we will continue to do acquisitions. we will be in geographic areas where we are perhaps not as concentrated. as we continue to develop industry-specific solutions -- use all the building yesterday here and we have found that when we can bring together our traditional package, our warehouse capabilities, and link all the capabilities together, then customers can really get benefits. >> i know sustainability is an important area for you. you want to be fast and efficient. and you're thinking about the impact on the environment. -- that more with less is what we need to do efficiently. and it has an impact on the environment. we have spent a lot of time researching new technologies. one of the biggest things we just committed to purchasing 1000 over the road tractors that run on natural gas. we're very excited about that. supply is wonderful. it is a much more efficient way to power vehicles. we are a big supporter of that. you for that. i know it is noisy here. thank you for joining us.

brothel managers to the actual masterminds who are importing sex slaves into the country from eastern europe the raids on brothels in the town of cheltenham resulted in a roundup of trafficked women and customers, but none of the brothel's managers. with little luck fining the people who are running the brothels, detective andy lee is about to head back to the police station. >> if there is any relevance here, a woman just walked past with a gentleman, stopped here, and then went along just behind this bus and was making a call, a chinese lady according to the cameraman. >> a member of the camera crew has spotted a couple acting suspiciously, and shares it with detective lee. >> whereabouts are they now? >> are they past the bus now. >> just behind the bus. >> there. they're walking along there, those two. >> hang on. >> go, go, go, get 'em, get 'em, get 'em, get 'em. >> hello, stop. you all right? >> yes. >> sorry. my name is andy lee. i'm a police officer. are you from shelt ten ham. >> no. >> whereabouts are you from? >> marsden marsh. >> all right. okay. what about yourself, ma'am? >> th

honorable gentleman knows that i have the same contempt for his socialist policies as the people of eastern europe spirit she was secure in her faith that a conservative vision was right. >> it's about how much of your money can be spent by the state and how much you should keep to spend on your family. it's a state to spend more, can do so only by bottling your savings or by taxing me more. and its noble thanking someone else will pay. that someone else did you spirit she knew what ronald reagan did, that free market and the free people the best defense against tyranny and that peace comes to strength, not a combination. >> mr. speaker, it is not caused by the buildup of weapons. they are caused when an aggressor believes he can achieve his objectives at an acceptable price. >> america now stands at a crossroads, one path leads to deficits, decreasing influence and decline. the other, a renewed american dream we all want. >> mr. chairman, people want to live in peace, real, lasting peace. the peace that comes from independence of the state and being able to run your own life, send your own money

in eastern europe, one out of every three people speaks for some other nation's interest. those intelligence network that an end of the cold war dissolve, become something else, business that works, networks influenced by russia today and so forth. you can't blame the emergence of those networks on sanctions. sanctions had this much impact on something that was going to be there in any case and is there in full force today. one thing sanctions did do is forced newly democratic governments to lead and take a stand that was not easy. it paid off later on. in the case of bulgaria and romania in the kosovo campaign in 1999 we required kosovo and bulgaria not only to keep sanctions on at that point but they were besieged with requests from serbia to let war material goes through and they didn't and had the means to stop the war material, they cut off any hope of russian war material reaching serbia during that campaign and they did it because they wanted to the nato members later but also did it because they had practiced it with sanctions earlier so sanctions cut both ways but

the more personal freedoms of the west in western europe and now the western part of eastern europe, then there's a group around russia that is more authoritarian, fewer personal freedoms, more controlled economy and a lot of corruption. so if the west could manage to reorient ukraine toward the eu, to taking the tough steps they will have to, to get imf loans which is what they will have to do, a lot of economic pain but that could have a reach region on the region and russia. >> it's interesting. we just saw in your piece that yanukovich said what they wanted to hear, and $15 million or billion? >> billion. >> he is telling russia what they want to hear. how do they read him here. >> both europeans and americans feel the same way. the swedish prime minister called him a two face. but the u.s. officials and european officials say when you get in a meeting with him, first of all, he is very obsessed with old grievances and the eu didn't come through the way they should have didn't give him enough money and thank you don't ups the pressure he is under, and russia is essentially saying

. >> in all likelihood this attack was from outside of this country, eastern europe, russia, who knows. we work close with our counterparts. we have cooperative relationship. the state attorneys general work to solve these issues, but this is a big one. >> state law is governing in the case of terms of credit card arrangements the kind of contracts that you sign with that tiny type on the back. what does connecticut ask of people who issue credit cards to its citizens? >> well, if there is a breach they are required to inform my office. we then have a standard follow up protocol that shows how that breach occurred, what steps are being taken to solve the issue, and it's thorough, and this one is very big, and it's just under way. >> if a consumer in bridge fort, hard forhartford or new haven wo sign up to monitor their account, should target be asked to pay for that? >> yes, on a consistent basis we think if there is any risk for loss of information we ask that the target, and in this case target, for two years of monitoring. they have provided monitoring, but the length of time has no

it used to be on the brink of eastern europe and europe. >> let me ask you about the opposition. how much of the politically on board are the opposition leaders and you see he's helping to lead these protests. can they ultimately lead to new elections? >> very possible. my prediction although in politics only stupid people make predictions. but my prediction will be that yanukovych will wiggle out and he'll have wiggle room until the 15th when the next elections come in, but probably then there will be a new election. and he'll run for president, and whether he does or not we'll have time to figure it out. >> what are the u.s. interests in this story as it is playing out right now? >> reporter: well, it's democracy and freedom. that's the american mantra. there was a protest, they go and say, well, we are. >> john mccain was just there. >> yes, mccain was there, but democracy and freedom, it is good that the united states does that, but russia continues to be the big bad wolf--i should say bear--in president putin is something that america feels it has to speak against. putin bec

several low pressure areas, one in eastern europe. this is going to bring another shot of snowfall to our south. turkey over the weekend, you saw pretty significant totals here in the northern portions of the balka balkans. high pressure dominating western europe, and that's the big topic out here. decent weather, but that high is going to buffet a low pressure area towards the north. so what we're seeing is persistent gusty winds across much of scotland, heavy rain showers, and you've got the snowfall into the scandinavian peninsula. warm and sunny to the west, to the east, cold and snowfall on your monday. that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> and finally, people crowded into a shrine near tokyo to watch a dramatic race to the top. the ritual dates back more than two centuries and involves horses, hunters, and firearms. about 40 hunters fired blank shots along the approach to the shrine. they tried to scare two sacred horses up the steps, a 50-meter climb. people say if the animals get to the top, it

he's in eastern europe right now. he's a busy guy. >> how many presents has he delivered?any many gifts, it's in the billions. 2.8billion. we're right up-to-date. >> some headed our way. >> merry christmas everyone. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network and no annual contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. [ "o little town of bethlehem" plays ] >> eric: [ sighs ] [ glasses clink ] merry christmas, my love. your mother would be so happy knowing you're here.

harmonized a shim is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the shed from greece across the eastern europe recent germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very on turnabout situation to have. our london. and coming up in our future national the fate of a successful boxer who lost everything but if you are in the u.k. if you know tongues see taking you underground. europe is germany. oh the power to go. really productive and to be good to close with your meters or to be able to work to review or give you your speech and you're about to rejoin the whole reason that is going to a big trade this. so well in germany ukraine they say has greece and spain italy so many other every piece of land in reach the beginning seems they could bring their banks they could extend their boat if there were one billion people country it's a monster. what it. took to prove. it was on a journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip. air sea spac

if you're in eastern europe, though, take a look at some of your temperatures. and sunny skies there for you in warsaw, and also towards moscow here on friday. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. until next time, good-bye. >>> 1969, the year humans first set foot on the moon. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> people around the world were riveted by this history-making footage. 30 years later, work began on the international space station.

farther towards the east, if you're in eastern europe, it's a little chilly, but temperatures actually above average. moscow still above ave. reaming here. up to 3, sunny skies on thursday. that's a look at your thursday. that's a look at world weather. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here in nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. have a great day wherever you are.  >> thanks for joining us on "france 24." turkish prime minister reshuffled his cabinet. he had no choice after a corruption scandal forced three ministers to step down. one of them called on the prime minister to do the same. here's more. turkey's political upheaval dominated newspaper headlines this thursday. three ministers stepped down and ogan replacedr erd members of cabinet. some seemed unimpressed. >> there is

trying to convince the u.k. , they ship most of theirs to european -- eastern europe.eason we do the wonky fruit, it is sent back to the farmers. the quality is still there, but it looks a bit weird. >> they have fabulous tomatoes. but they are a bit knob lee around the edges. who cares? >> why was it so empty? >> it was raining. it was quite cold. public transport and getting into the stadium was very difficult. >> you are ridiculing me for fie.ng taken a sel >> the other person who received criticism was jacob zuma. he was booed every time he was on the screen. he asked the crowd to be disciplined. dancerrld-famous ballet lamenting the fact that he believes he has no successor. the computer generation lacks the will to succeed and leads to a lack of passion and commitment. this man is something of a miracle, the youngest of 11 children. he said even his daughter is not interested. >> i did see him once, to be fair. n.e of the teams i love wo the team you have never heard of, the ukrainian team. they are in the knockout stages. we are not winning much. >> you are in a

russia has long objected to an american push to expand its own missile defense shield in eastern europe. this all coincides with increased tensions between moscow and washington over what's going on in ukraine and all the protests therement russrus -- there. the missile deployment does not violate any international laws according to rush yachlt. >>> scott brown may be looking to get back into the political realm. he found a buyer for his home in massachusetts and he plans to move to neighboring new hampshire. there's been a lot of speculation out there that brown who lost his seat to elizabeth warren could challenge the democratic senator. he made frequent spopz to the granite state where he already owns a home. a conservative pack is running ads in new hampshire touting brown's credentials. he is scheduled to speak at a republican holiday party there this thursday. in case you were wondering, the listing price for that home right there? massachusetts, $555,000. the family bought it in 2005 $2 for $307 th,000. brian schwietzer one of the names floating around as a democratic candidate f

point eight percent according to the syndicated shows comes more favorable than the syrians and eastern europe based youth unemployment is estimated to be eighteen to forty percent some felt official number of unemployed people. they just recorded at thirty four point six often people will keep to the economically active population reducing all of which it is your point statistics of johnson has profiled in the car and eleven employment vacancies well to do more for services to patients reduced to forty stalls and eight hundred and fifty one the numerical terms a comprehensive seven point one percent of the unemployed population aged fifteen years old and older obese man may cost more than hoffman point four million people and more the fifth point one human teeth. if the cremation of the detroit online platform for youth unemployment has not been shredded and the rest of the spirit of the compre with the youth employment experience reveals that the most urgent needs and was acquitted. i will put two four percent of the total mass of canada is expected to stay in one. also look for cooperation

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moved down the course northwest shooting off their toys to keep a l pressure area now here in the eastern europe behind it some slowly improving conditions but overhear course the baltic states were talking about some eerie seen upwards of thirty centimeters of snow fall when is well over a hundred km for hours the least when dustin at the front that makes priests of the case in the messy stuff extend of course black people once that cold front pushes through post captures the step drop rate often strayed over the snow by saturday out here i thought about going on in eastern asia where off course northeast of the snow fall on hokkaido northern portions of the whole crew. some areas to the top forty centimeters wide spread about fifteen to twenty so on. if you're a skier you're gonna like this but on the pacific coast on to stay dry cycles that can still out there on the western seaboard high pressure dominating back here towards the west and unfortunately that is going to be the case into the week and i say unfortunately we have from the report the air quality in this he's out here well above ha

european countries into its orbit to extend its sphere of influence as far as far as possible into eastern europe and deep of course into historic russia as long as europe continues that geopolitical program. this. these problems will continue these tensions will continue and of course they will particularly continue in ukraine ukraine is the biggest prize but it's also the most difficult prize other countries smaller countries like georgia and so on a fairly fairly easy to take over so as long as europe continues with its march to the into the east i think these tensions will continue on the other hand it's not clear for how long europe will be able to continue to exercise this fascination as it undoubtedly does in certain parts of the ukraine because everybody knows that the european model itself is in deep crisis. everybody knows that in southern europe from where i'm speaking now the euro has inflicted terrible economic damage youth unemployment is over fifty percent in spain and so on so europe will i think cease to have to vittie increasingly so at least for people who look at things factua

harmonized nation is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the show from greece across the eastern europe germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very on turnabout situation to have. london and coming up on r t international where you pour it on the twists and turns and the live a boxer fighting for his dignity. i'm going. there calling obama's happy smiling sophie photo with the danish and british prime ministers at the mandela funeral an international incident but before we rail on obama for doing something stupid a funeral we need to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral is over and trust me after about three hours of serious lectures at a conference or some sort of super long waiting most of us will just be banging our heads against the wall out of boredom and i've probably checked my email about seven times obama's place know i said most of us but the president isn't supposed to be like most of us because he represents all of us it's one thing when you're fourteen and too stupid

the street, the deployment of missiles to counter the soviet missiles that they had imposed in eastern europe, the reagan doctrine which helped reverse the terms of the cold war and, finally, the idea of the missile defense which has the one great advantage to us today and at the time so scared the soviets that it really led to their giving up on the race with us in the cold war. and realizing they had no chance of winning. which led to the most remarkable event of our lifetime, an event of biblical proportions, which was the collapse of the soviet union and the conquest of communism without a shot fired. and that was sort of the core of the 980s -- 1980s, that is what history will remember the '80s for. and again, as i say, i write in the introduction of the book in trying to trace my evolution from left to right that was the essence of my leaving the democratic party, because you remember a lot of young people today do not. in the 1970s there was a very strong conservative element in the democratic party. they were known as national security democrats or cold war liberals in the tradition o

eastern europe and the hand while things are relatively calmer. it was sunny skies in warsaw. moscow led to greater heights thing rather crisp and cold but a least the fall weather is remaining father of their ports the west as far as the americas actuallyred to we didn't see the last several days into the northeast you just got the one i sort of thousands of people are without power at this time and this is the reason why he had significant ice accumulations in that these trees at ways the trees down or member and one soul snap on the powerful winds. all that's when the people's power and it is also very dangerous roads makes for beautiful scenery of the things i can look at this and that silly beautiful up there with that political listen up due to the ice accumulation still has the bomb parts a great lake so we had a lake effect the weak disturbance moving through conceal a dusting on the ground as this moves over has a myriad see below but more than that. also to the pacific northwest across british columbia so wet and windy conditions for you out here. the stock locally a

harmonized nation is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the show from greece across the eastern europe recent germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very on turnabout situation to have. our london. and out where we turn to with more news and about half an hour's time but before that a sports round up with partridge don't go away. well with. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered wealthy british style and some time to write limericks with. the. markets find scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for our no holds barred look at the global financial headlines join in to cause a report on our to. do we speak your language anything about the will not advance. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn to angles keep these stories. for you here. spanish find out more visit. hello welcome to the r t sports show coming up our twenty six action packed minutes of sport from russia and around the world with me kate partridge and here'

harmonized nation is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the show from greece across the eastern europe germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very on turnabout situation to have. london. a passenger bus in the philippines has veered off an elevated highway and plunged into a van below killing at least twenty one people another twenty were injured you know it's not clear what caused the accident but the road was slippery because of rain authorities have suspended the entire fleet of the bus company involved. british shell gas drilling company got a rude awakening this morning after mt fracking activists blocks the entrance to the well with a massive wind turbine the seventeen metre one and a half ton green machine was described as a christmas gift by the activists britain is wrestling over the benefits and pitfalls of fracking which offers cheap energy but at a potentially serious environmental cost. a series of attacks across iraq has killed at least twenty nine people the deadliest happened two hundred kilometers north of baghdad when a suicide bomber

just about all of us are either from those who emigrated from southern or eastern europe 100 years ago or those who recently emigrated from latin america or asia. so it's an experience very close to us. we know people caught in the situation. there's also the sense, a spiritual sense, in that our church has always been multicultural from the very beginning for 2,000 years. so we understand living together with different cultures and how we can live together and enrich each other. and there's even a deeper spiritual sense that it would say immigration is sort of a metaphor for who we understand ourselves to be spiritually. we as believers are not at home here. we're on a pilgrimage. we're immigrants trying to emigrate to our homeland of heaven. there are deep spiritual reasons but also practical reasons of justice and things that are close to us. >> i know you're a big sports fan. this is the last season for candlestick park. >> i know. >> the 49ers are going away, but there is talk of having a last event with the pope, pope francis. have you heard anything about the pope being invited

think about the who immigrated from eastern europe to two states. and so could you work on the music side begun to two degrees to attend to it too. he says it all comes down to and then dad to break into a doze of its teams on the channel islands as sunday and said that it was like and something that was in me despite awoke green chillies musical traditions of the diaspora together sun and its likes to be so than in the musical which its icy was less than an article and more inclusive musical scientists following the haunts as much as thirty years. it doesn't mean that i have to look at the scene because things that can eat it happened and that's no it's not marriage by chance. mary something. so of course. in thirteen counties had come quickly pointed out that it should be to your it and use an end and then on an equally demon students. i'm keeping singing some songs from these countries and prayers. so it's truly a piece of work to that music that i once my drive there and i said but me about your story. and then near the sea is how i came to him

being used around the world they are actually chinese manufacturer of north and not russian or in eastern europe so it's in a more sort of lot of countries also produced launched large numbers of things. but certainly it has a vietnam and in afghanistan a lot of those crash course in circulation were actually chinese built copies and to me great to talk to jones off of the book kalashnikov in combat life you're not international thanks your time frankly. washington logs the one hundredth birthday of the federal reserve coming off international we look back at a centrist scandals and financial scams on the walls most country plus. people go out and come back safely. i can leave but there's no guarantee i'll come back alive a correspondent had to iraq to find out what it feels like to live in a country where from terrorist attacks almost on a daily basis that i'm much more for you right after the break. wealthy british. time let's go. to market. really happening to the global economy with. global financial headlines kaiser report. on a. pleasure to have you with us here. today on naughty internati

by the enormous mushroom cloud was pictured hovering over the eastern europe had to r.t. dot com to learn what's behind the start. i'm curious to know who is one of the largest big client shareholders while you might be surprised to learn it's none other than the n.b.a. but how you move the timeline. brazil has not the american plane making giant boeing of to get its of negotiations over the supply of find the jets it's believed the news a washington spying on the country's president ruined a multi-billion dollar contract called the chicago based company those billions will now go to sweden sob one current affairs editor says u.s. companies are losing competitiveness because of the n.s.a. spying. once this one of these revelations came to the floor they damage the reputations of american companies the fact that the n.s.a. has been pushing for back doors and to date is into the data systems of a lot of american firms means that there's american firms can't be trusted either by domestic customers or certainly by overseas customers companies are going to continue to lean on

harmonized ation is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the shed from greece across the eastern europe of course and germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very on turnabout situation to have. london. coming up on r t international the twists and turns in the life of a boxer fighting for his dignity but if you're watching in the u.k. it's going underground with obscene returns a. steady stream of snowden related leaks no longer surprises but the all encompassing scope of spying still does he even online gamers have not been spared all the while the powers that be are considered to rein in the n.s.a. they appear only want to make legal what is no illegal is it time for an international bill of digital rights. and the time when i was a child i dreamed of becoming an actor. not a sailor. they want to fuck into. the family and they will people know me as. the mobile phone yeah ok sadly i've got no other family. i'm still looking for my calling in life. so my place in the world. sometimes fighting helps me get close to that goal. i'm looking up i'm able tel

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most of the losses since the state has made every effort to draw you closer to the central and eastern europe but has expected to gain economic benefits from having the pre designed to treat you with you. well i think those dissatisfied with the actions of the authorities continue to protest. that is to work in schools. bush also to record stories. principal. some members of the european union were aimed at separating us from russia by pulling us closer to you. so the wee break ties with moscow. they will see if ukraine becomes an eu member or not. we'll see. he also upset with the position of the russian federation which was aimed at not allowing ukraine to get closer towards the european union. or will she get bored of sitting pool. with the states. the issue seriously. it is contagious the according to the last to come on pupils from crane be stomping bosnich all significant capacity for independent development of lucy recent events in the treetops. this arrived the situation in ukraine is very very complicated this is a religion that is the attitude of the european union. on one hand and

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harmonized ation is a long way off you're seeing economic effects of the shed from greece across the eastern europe recent germany but without political control over those things happening it's a very untenable situation to have the u.k. and then you've got if you like the central european countries in terms of preferred high regulation state direction and then southern europe which and so very recently adopted quite extreme politics so since i'm old these all together in one political union i think it's probably very far fetched i think it will ever work and not in the forseeable future. azzi london. i'll be back to the headlines in around forty minutes time but stay where t. for social right now the talk show. normally. people name me as i leave the. store i'm over forty one thank you sadly i've got no other family no. i'm still looking for my call to get a life with. my place in the world. i literally have no place to live. will. you sit there chewing on the bread that you bought with the last money you were able to beg and all they can say is get out of here. there are only two possible outcome

become one of the european nations and now we find ourselves under newly formed dictatorship in eastern europe something that you would expect in belarus or sometimes in russia now i'm not going to even argue with you whether russia constitutes a dictatorship i think that's a very far fetched statement but. don't you think that democracy is a bit too complicated than which trade union or reach. agreement if you decide to align yourself with don't you think that you give too little credit to your country of forty five million people by reducing it to a simple or maybe a complicated but a single decision like that. i think you are perfectly right with that and if you listen to most of the speeches here on the under my done especially in the very first of the of the done it was really of. the european values and the rippin practices if we're talking about this decision agreement is about so two hundred of pages which do not mean changes right away but for many years both the korean government and the opposition have been convinced in the ukrainians that this decision agreement will be a solution

expert on eastern europe for the international affairs magazine thanks so much for your views on the situation in ukraine. and online we've got more on the situation in kiev including how extremist movements may be using the ongoing unrest for their own benefit so had to r.t. dot com for the full story. two detainees from the tour is going tunnel bay detention center have been sent home till jury against their will one of them was hoping to be reunited with his family living in bosnia while the other wanted to return to canada or luxembourg where he once lived and work they both fear of prosecution and further imprisonment in their home country. now reports. at a glacial pace u.s. officials attempt to move forward with the limbo known as guantanamo with endless excuses and a web of bureaucracy allegedly getting in the way of just closing the place down in the latest attempt to take baby steps to figure out what to do with its detainees the u.s. has transferred two prisoners to their home country of algeria out of one hundred sixty four the majority of whom have long been cleared for

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