freedom made in full dignity decide that they want to join the european union and i believe the european union should play in such a way in a clever way first of all to. there is a way to join the union and second to make clear also to the. craniums. that very joining the european union cannot mean any kind of aggressive position against russia but rather what what would be convenient in my opinion. for for the understanding is that joins the european union and behaves as a necessary bridge between the european union and russia because few people know russia. can understand the russians better so this is my vision on the situation and i think it is reasonable what the president of crimea have called on the opposition in order to try to find means of understanding that we calm down the situation reduce the tension which is becoming extremely dangerous and one might means of understanding because it's completely obvious at this point that opposition doesn't really control the crowds anymore who would the government talk to if they wanted to that's why passive finalization precisely. i do n

listen we are do not forget that the european union is a zionist project we have here within the european union no more national sovereignty all countries have lost their national sovereignty for the benefit of the european union that is to say to the benefit of the technocrats. who are not elected and who determine the policy of the european countries it is an absolute denial of democracy it is a real scandal that nobody talks about you need to know that people like her also and others are not elected they are appointed it is tragic if it happened in any other country in the world they would cry out dictatorship we leave today in a dictatorship in europe and thus this dictatorship has an international vision since it defends international projects i believe that international zionism is well known it is to defend the expansion of israel in the middle did so but you often use an ism men's and mystic ideas when you speak so why exactly would israel out of all countries benefit from an unstable middle east. because it is them who have everything to gain obviously we can very well see that i

there are no such thing as drum up being the european union because the european union is a club gulf states. it starts with five of them now twenty eight pm. all the citizens of these countries are european citizens of these is what has been described by the treaties. and i are on school aid in states of the european union are not the problem in many the on many issues actually on many subjects. we provide are other solutions. but we're not least and two. in two thousand i'd worked in the new network and learn from our mentor for many activists. the european little proposing a frame or the frames that youth were among the people in european union which and started my dd idea that we are citizens of our countries our respective countries. and as such we are also citizens of the european union and the reason absolutely no part in color the risk it all for the groom's been benefiting from social welfare services ol' whatever. there is that there is absolutely no such article the risk. now when and what is positive. that insists two days is that before actually the romanian and bulgarian

because the european union in fact rammed through its a genda. suggested a number of compromises he suggested trial a trial negotiations between russia ukraine and the european union the you said no it's only between you and us suggested changing their cessation agreement the you said no it's going to be the way we roll with it so. the e.u. is not accepting compromises and their so-called opposition is not accepting compromises in this situation i'm not sure russia will be able to disburse the economic aid that it promised to ukraine because you know this economic aid consists in ukraine's government boards why should russia by the government wants all the government that will all busily be controlled by and to russian people their u.s. doesn't buy iranian government bonds and their rhetoric which mr yatsenyuk and mystically each core and mr bork used towards russia is very much unlike their rhetoric that the rainy and move us use against the united states about almost a big set and for them ok tony where would you suggest they go because again.

blames russia for exerting pressure on the ukraine not to sign an agreement with the european union inovember, 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 future strategy should bring moscow into the picture and broaden the strategy to a trilateral talk with russia. >> thank you. so, the bad news for french hollande,franÇois unemployment continuing to rise despite his ledge to curb the trend. the

the european union. these people are among the elite three hundred thousand and three goals in ukraine. they have ukrainian sports. many of them to the government could make a bad decision that would chain them to russia. kim's can i meaning is that the question recalls can't just drop everything and go. i would really like to finally live in europe with my husband and daughter. i hope i don't have to flee ukraine to defect lessons. jr was also just like grandpa lol we say dawson comes to the point where they have to seek help disposal of the blow species to be potent. that's why i remain here is a poll on protecting will the ukrainians have destroyed yet the demonstrations in his ears too. on some options twenty thousand people show up support for ukraine to orient itself towards the west no one here. it was a customs union with russia what a shame unto it and he won't let us join the european union the little questions that come in the moscow wants to force us back to the soviet union back to the stone

tobias units on european union countries will offer assistance. there is a myth that stuff can be unfit due to these and assumed a clear stand steinmeier travels to paris on tuesday to discuss possible contributions directly to the french government. at least sixteen people have been killed and forty injured in another spate of bombings in the iraqi capital baghdad five car bombs were detonated. having both sunni and shiite neighborhoods there's been no claim of responsibility but sunni militant groups have often set off with the cost of capital for than six hundred fifty people have died in violence across iraq so far this month. no one is the world's most influential kind doctors has gone to italy is cloudy or a bottle had in some the world's most prestigious orchestras including the filler like you're in berlin. he died in billing and at the age of eight. i knew. to me and spends more than five decades cloudy love the new became a much loved and respected consultant who worked with the world's leading orchestras. he was also passionate about op

its goal of joining the european union appears increasingly distant. only one in three turks believe it will still happen. mom called. he's chairman of the soreness as committee of the european parliament and a member of the demand cools christian democrats party. he joins us now is famous for being with this wretched time that one has dismissed concerns and european commission about the state of democracy in his country in a recent eu force of satan's voice and concerns haven't you how fun to use the tiki is from the democratic status of the european union the memento is a separation of power. i was also in a medium is the bark from a cerebral on mood today and to rush out to note that the screenings entries were as a democrat to do it could tell that he has a right to defeat and judicial procedures. the rest of the kindest and the vet conditioning system must be hoping deep and informed political forces that could be no interference of a government that and opinions is separation of polymer is a danger to the tedious avoiding any pressure which might

he's not foreseen by a new treaty by the creek is that the constitution of the european union and to the european parliament has taken the nice if you go out shooting sent to the shreveport. these were pics are of the team is urged to have taken three years ago one of the situation loose and really it doesn't seem sufficient. but the two schools at the visa. to help the island in the book i pick the score to me and to know what to say in the european common to play a bigger role in monitoring of the bailout programs. we didn't know that the utopian going back to my liking. we have seen co to integrate all of these instruments that we have to be able to use week eating cold food in the great between the institutional framework of the european union because of the keys when the korean aggression stop it. the european union did not have the necessities to us. crazy looking back now the crisis book what you have done differently. that means the state's top court has been appointed to many many mistakes and were done by the bay with me. the huge it but doesn't know what is important is to

he will not let us join the european union. >> moscow wants to force us back to the soviet union, back to the stone age, but we are a modern people. we want to be part of europe. >> the next morning at 6:00 a.m., we are in a bus with the ukrainian tour group. first, the prayer. the group hopes to go to poland for a few hours to honor the composer of ukraine asked national anthem. he is buried in a little village in present-day poland, less than 100 kilometers away. the problem is the border. it can take up to seven hours before everyone on the bus has got through the controls. these people have been through this before. it's frustrating, but no one dares complain. but then, a small miracle occurs -- the presence of our camera team seems to have motivated the border guards, and we are through in a mere two and half hours. the ukrainian passengers have never experienced anything like it. >> your camera was a big help. we have never got through so fast. the border guards were never this friendly before. you can accompany us any time you want and show your viewers what goes on here. maybe

that would be a dramatic change in the way people feel about the european union and expressed. by your hands on economic aspect from belgium's new flemish alliance poncy thank you very much indeed for your time. this is also international and coming up later this hour the right swing voices in japan. looks at how national is calling for me to regain self-respect and break japan's presence out of the break. you cannot preemptively restrict your freedoms because of the fear of what something or how something might be used everything that has ever been developed has been used for bad purpose baseball bats which are fun for you know for. or baseball players to hit balls you know they've also been used to beat people today i mean we just cannot restrict ourselves because something might be you know in the wrong way. but if you will the moment like. the face it's like you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm role researcher. this is also international welcome back the host city of the twenty fourth haven winter games sochi has launched the largest security operat

he will not let us join the european union. >> moscow wants to force us back to the soviet union, back to the stone age, but we are a modern people. we want to be part of europe. >> the next morning at 6:00 a.m., we are in a bus with the ukrainian tour group. first, the prayer. the group hopes to go to poland for a few hours to honor the composer of ukraine asked national anthem. he is buried in a little village in present-day poland, less than 100 kilometers away. the problem is the border. it can take up to seven hours before everyone on the bus has got through the controls. these people have been through this before. it's frustrating, but no one dares complain. but then, a small miracle occurs -- the presence of our camera team seems to have motivated the border guards, and we are through in a mere two and half hours. the ukrainian passengers have never experienced anything like it. >> your camera was a big help. we have never got through so fast. the border guards were never this friendly before. you can accompany us any time you want and show your viewers what goes on here. maybe

europa calm a burning building with no exits reform or decline britain's treasury chief warns the european union will quit if nothing's done to fix the blocks flagging competitive. and warping the web the u.s. communication johnson power to govern internet traffic go ahead now to let some. of the expense of others. to do center at ten pm near moscow is kevin with you this very pleased to have you company our top story tonight that the second and final day of voting is underway in egypt on whether to accept or not another new constitution critics say yes result will serve to secure the military's grip on future governments the ousted muslim brotherhood is refusing to take calling it a sham referendum that puts the army before the nation violence during day one of the ballot killed eleven. troops in cairo. well addictions are once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim government and also the military and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a yes votes on it there's a high turnouts in particular t

the president refused to sign an accord with european union. harsh new enterprise tests -- anti-protests have made it even harder. >> the violence is even harder for the country, the he has agreed to meet with opposition leaders to end the crisis. >> demonstrators in kiev are calling for help from europe. they want the eu to impose sanctions on the government. he opposition leader appealed to all ukrainians to join the protest in the capital. >> the government is pulling together fighters from all over the country. we have more support, and will band together. get in your cars, share taxis, buses, you are needed here so that ukraine will win. >> on monday, downtown cap look like a battle zone. burned-out buses and debris littered the streets as the opposition and police they stop against each other. >> i think the real rest -- national revolution for independence has started, and will topic this regime by force. we do not know what will happen, but we will defend ourselves. >> an estimated 200,000 people joined a peaceful rally to push for quic

angela merkel's phone of the traffic of the phones of hundreds of millions of people across the european union why would we expect them to leave this alone is probably closer to your peers in europe tens of thousands of jobs every time america american companies win contracts that european companies are expecting to win we must be suspicious now that's not because she had a better deal on the table than you were there deal was an undercover. and even video games can be trusted anymore log on to call to find out how playing angry birds or any other popular on your phone could be handing your past on days or directly into the hands of their say. delivering on your promises is never easy in ending the war taking from the rich and giving to the poor is the short list of arguably every popular politician barack obama will have to address all the promises his major in his sixth state of the union trads and as our season is a cover for paul's some things are better left unsaid. looking to put the toughest year of his presidency behind hamburger rock obama will deliver his sixth state of the union add

european union is working very childish on this whole question will be sure some of . 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

with government coffers bare, the government got a bailout, not by looking west to the european union, but looking north to moscow, staving off discover short-term, buzz not a permanent solution. demonstrators in the heart of the ukrainian capital are not giving up. after weeks of water hoses dousing in the sub-freezing cold. opposition parties got an audience with yanukovych, with protests that have begun to spread to other regions. it's locked in a tug of war over its future. a truce between protesters and government forces held for much of thursday. it followed the most violent clashes since the crisis began in mid november. now for the first time protesters have been killed. today, ukraine's prime minister tried to avoid a coup. former heavyweight champion boxish has called on president yanukovych to fuse the crisis. ahead of meeting the president, he was optimistic. >> what is your hope for the president? >> right now, stop the conflict in -- and basis for starting political negotiation. and to stop the aggression against activists, and all activists have to be freed. it's the ma

suppose that the atp but it is since two thousand and ten and the kids called single out the european union said that he visited moscow last month he said to put in that why don't you save us from the udp union by accepting the speech on the cooperation agreement so that i also saw signs that he is about the dup improve the sport but we're hoping to be on a live tv interview to the european union progress afford to be with us being there to show you sit in his debut suspect for the day. a new record sold. also signs that at the mouth evening that he has captured the state by democratic means he no longer be nice to read a good service to the european union democrat the guide of the song so she is looking towards the east of fortune that they might be sustainable for the turkish economy because the beach economy doesn't have oil to keep doesn't have a high kicking the seat so the need for the taking this will be less than the investment at him and i rub them all of them still copies may be investing in the queue for the last weekend because the queues at fourteen european style does not beca

talking angela merkel's phone of the top of the phones of hundreds of millions of people across the european union why would we expect them to leave this alone is probably closer to your peers if you work tens of thousands of jobs every time of american companies when contracts that european companies were expected to win we must be suspicious now that's not because you have a better deal on the table than you would a deal with on the company. even video games can't be trusted anymore log on to r.t. dot com to find out how playing angry birds or any other popular app on your phone could be handing your personal data directly into the hands of the n.s.a. also online. the u.k.'s thirst for shale gas is pushing officials to rethink their position on fracking but the report saying be controversial technique could be used other people's homes without their consent. the vice chairman of the bitcoin foundation has been arrested in the us charlie shrem one of the key advocates of the cryptocurrency has been charged with trying to launch a one million dollars worth of using outlawed website the silk road i

whether you have talked about joint initiatives with regards to ukraine because we can see that european union separately european politicians separately a giving or commendations to the opposition the offer and even demand perhaps it's time to convene geneva three in analogy with geneva two so perhaps it's time to act as a. mediator is regards to the ukrainian crisis if the ukrainian government is not able to negotiate with the people and to mr putin did they hear correctly that russia will not initiate a revision of the gas contract and facility if in a position government comes into power that they will not revise these arrangements thank you. very simple answer we didn't discuss in detail the internal situation in ukraine and we didn't discuss the events your speaking about about what's happening inside of the cities in ukraine of course this is part of the global instability of the country and as i said most as far as we can contribute to your most to restore stability the main aim of all meeting of our summit was.

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 eye on deposit the eu. i drink some light smack for others. the goal of this was a fictional story of course i'm back to reality back to two thousand the team to meet jobs that would feed them and all the european common problems and it all seemed to see not report on the fictional is all still reads you believe that by two thousand eighteen your country will have left to european union identity dustin indeed the case but it could happen has been a referendum by definition we cannot know the outcome of referendum until the results is published. i'm icing that david hamill be su

now the european union has voiced his concern turkey may not be an eu but it is a candidate for membership in the european commission was quick to remind turkey of that fact. hundreds of police have been fired for investigating government corruption. brussels says that's not how they do things in europe. soo it's a different mall form the stands could undermine the current investigations and capacity of digi disarray and the police to investigate matters in an independent manner. all that they still say this on demand and the total. turkey says the corruption allegations are nothing more than a plot to destabilize the government the scandal is now the biggest threat to prime minister bridget i get irritable and since he took power of letting years ago. a true test of how much it has affected his popularity will come soon. turkey is holding local elections in less than three months. germany's controversial trade surpluses back in the headlines new figures show it widens further into what those numbers came out just as us treasuries take the jackal who was here in bali. and he repeated his c

embassy there said that it's considering further action and the european union could be following suit because they've placed the blame for what's taking place in kiev soley on the ukrainian leadership the president of the european commission jerseyman your brother also has said that the e.u. may have to rethink its entire relationship with ukraine and they are warning of further consequences he hasn't specified what those consequences might be but one m.e.p. one m.e.p. today spoke about the precise step of potentially checking the e.u. bank accounts of certain ukrainian guards that are linked to do you create new leadership now the implication there is that perhaps further down the line they could be freezing the various bank accounts but we are getting quite mixed messages from the european union one on the one hand there are these potential consequences that these threats but one namely p. today also speaking about the association agreement still being very much on the table for ukraine proof of that is in the fact that the e.u. official who's responsible for why didn't the e.u. net

for us, we want britain to remain part of the european union, a central part of the european union. the union would be much weaker without them. is an issueint, it that british politics have got to deal with. >> you say the future of politics is uncertain. ?ould you clarify you yourself have been connected with some top jobs in the european union. are they positions that you would be interested in? >> the mandate given to me was to take our country out of an unholy economic mess that we inherited. happy that our people have moved to a point where we have a clear land -- plan to follow through with the medium-term economic strategy. that is my mandate and the trust that the people placed in us. is your mission to get into a second term? x yes, it is. >> we have spoken to a lot of ceos and talked about ireland. they say they are worried that the income tax is too high. >> we set a bunch of ceilings for 2014. will starts for 2015 soon. we do all of those things in context of how the economy is growing. we recognize that many of our people have been squeezed because of the economic situa

european countries to go to the it is historical moment only. we will never have a chance later. is very strong message today. looking, those former soviet union countries and eastern european possibilityhether to choose their own path is between the two basic core doors. -- corridors. ukrainian situation is very clear. i think we understand what the .utin plans he wants to build on the ruins of the former soviet union the where ak of countries strategic role surely plays ukraine. meansre using all of the to achieve that aim. i think what is very important andhat the western leaders also the public audience should send a very clear message. the first message is to kremlin that it is unacceptable to in fluence the dependent countries to make me options -- to make the options about the nation's future. the second is that it is unacceptable to use violence against its own people. this is the message that needs to be given to you on a covert. to janokovich. fragmentedn is also and you have to be careful with red lines, where you put it. opposition has demanded several ifferent issues, but i think the opposition is able to get the different structu

there are some hardliners like was the phils leiden all convinced that every gold in the european union agrees to this potty thing that makes week may be very important. we will see what happens in the parliamentary session on tuesday. if there is a political breakthroughs that perhaps he could see the under eight s and into the bottoms. the takeover of government buildings in the riots are mostly happening in kiev and in the western half of the country as this map shows you as authorities struggle to control the situation western governments are urging them to secure democracy is alexia chef he looks at how the unrest is unfolding. don't send people the history of ukraine. by freezing temperatures are rising. can you get it for you. the this is the first locomotive will know what world. maths and officials in europe and the united states have started a fresh wave of accusations that the actions of protest against what he called peaceful protest. i see of all you need to get home. we expect from the ukrainian government and ensure democratic freedom in particular the pastry to a peacefu

many years ago are still in spain during the european union presents european union's external influence community of whatever. and i'm at the time also in france and the countries they said that the hearts of parties' and standards coming on for taking jobs from the french and germans and one can blame the kid can happen and you could hear it again with the bit when other countries i mean remember and everybody remembers them the police when the polish plumber. a few years ago is now the ub have hearts of them coming over so. he seems to be away at the insertion of political diversion for the real problems. annie that in a diverse team and the raw story set on foreigners instead of having them thinking of what's going on mark is wrong with governments in their own countries or diversion you say of the media are in full force this thursday of two up watch as for the forest guards swooped on london's marble arch and detained a dozen suspected illegal migrants had been camping out there because as an added layer to all of this to the grandstand which is roomy and bulgaria where one is that

the european union exceed fifty billion dollars. this is equal to half over trained. europe is a permanent source of foreign direct investments in kazakhstan. you've invested more than eighty billion dollars in kazakhstan. we expressed our wish to continue to improve our relations with europe signing of a new agreement with europe on extend the partnership is on the development will conduct a second lowest with the new tool or a few years that boosted during the meeting diplomats also held discussions on cooperation and transport and communications. what are the most promising projects in the near future is in construction and a multi functional logistics center of the territory of kazakhstan in lithuanian. we highly appreciate the achievements of comics to inform policy and economics we're ready to collaborate in international organizations. this meeting will give an appeal is for the development of cooperation in such areas as transport agriculture education and tourism because the minister for defence and in one piece of bread wi

itself there are some hardliners like mr shultz but i'm not convinced that everybody in the european union agrees to this i think the next week may be very important we will see what happens at the parliamentary session on tuesday if there is a political breakthrough there then by haps we could see the end an end to the violence. the takeover of government buildings and riots are mostly happening in kiev and in the western half of the country as this map shows you as the authorities struggle to control the situation western governments are urging them to secure democracy or to select he or she looks at how the unrest is unfolding. those young people into streets of ukraine by seizing temperatures are writing didn't you noted before europe. ever since the first rocks and molotov cocktails were hurled at the police in kiev my sunday officials in europe and the united states have started up rushed wave of accusations aimed at the actions of the authorities against what they called peaceful protesters. we have all been fun but you know some of the we expect from the ukrainian government then t

european union is working very childish on the question will be. 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

use of a stare at him by you know it's a taking the told in the public's confidence in the european union with latest polls showing people serious disappointment in the blocs leadership that doesn't bode well for ruling parties with key elections on the doorstep is the sort of. now in a few months europeans will be going to the polls in what could be the most important european parliamentary elections but the latest gallup polls to to sticks well don't make good reading for those that will be standing for the top spots across the european parliament even those countries that have received some of the most help countries like spain that received forty one billion euros to bail out its failing banking sector in two thousand and nine fifty nine percent of the population said they had faith and they supported the european leadership is another country that's traditionally been very pro e.u. is ireland they received sixty seven point five billion bailout their failing banking system seventy percent of the irish population had previously said that they supported the european union now that numb

a referendum in 2017 on the european union and with the u.k. besides is important to the united states because of the close relationship. we know the administration has been focusing on encouraging them to stay in the e.u. so how should american conservatives' view of this issue? >> that's an excellent question and a very important question in britain today and it should be an important issue in washington as well. margaret thatcher believes that britain's future should rely on the european union and in her final years that britain should enjoy the fruits of freedom and that you can't be free when you are shackled to the european union. and i think it is very unfortunate that in recent months you've seen a number of interventions by the senior u.s. officials including by the white house itself. and numerous interventions by the ambassador of london and the previous u.s. ambassador to london. basically are giving more basically saying that it's in america's interest and britain to remain in the european union. now, this is a trolley provoked cre

european union is looking very childish on this whole question of the eu russia summit. 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

a mosque in a protest in canada it's ten years in ukraine fifteen days and so many charge the european union is guilty of double standards when pointing a finger at kids when we see the levels of force being used against the police then obviously the level of force reasonable and necessary. by them in response to happening in k. context would be. very high as well as night falls then us and his colleagues did in for the long haul they're staying put ready to protect their country whether europe approves or not policy r.t. donetsk eastern ukraine. and with the justice ministry in kiev still located opposition leaders have designs on the common cause movement which is responsible for they take over this whole process to france began over in the ukrainian presidency were because of the ukrainian president to freeze or to sign a partnership deal with the e.u. and on aussie dot com we're running a poll to get your opinions on where the current riots are leading ukraine and here's how the answers are shaping up so far and almost half of our viewers say that rest will scare any european partners aw