in the eurozone we know that the banks are struggling in italy how much of a liability could italy be for the stability of the italy could theoretically be a significant liability for the stability of the e.u. if the government pursues policies which actually weaken the economic growth potential of a country with high debt then at least the tail risk of a debt crisis a few years in the future is there that tail risk is something which weighs on confidence which weighs on business investment in italy and as italy is a significant part of europe don't it also has ramifications for the entire you reach. the age european union faces many challenges this year not just italy there is of course and i know you spend a lot of time professionally of course in england there's still breaks it and we still don't know what's going to happen how is it going to play out very much hope that we avoid the hard break said i think there will be about ten weeks between the u.k. parliament probably rejecting the current breaks it to you and the actual brics a date in late march and i do hope that in these t

that's clearly not the way being italy should cooperate with italy sorry with friends and not accuse it if we want to solve this problem together and talk what really is at play here and this back and forth that seems to be getting lower and lower between italy and france what's it really a play here. looming european election it's a very important issue for much it was seventy four you tell us and it's a saw an issue for all the populist movements in in europe it is to europe all done and so on. really knows that in france there are movements of protest such as the you know various does marion le pen which is always very close a friend of him who is ready was hoping to capitalize and they want to be of a repressive anted in the next european parliament election and therefore they're using issues such as immigration which is a very sensitive issue over europe in order to kind of boost their case. was agreeing with you it's true that what needs to be dawn it's not to have a national nor. national or fights and you know we know that italy is a country which has taken the brunt of this

that makes it a little bit easier for italy. brexit also probably helps italy.ow many battles does the e.u. want to fight at once? jonathan: to me, it doesn't spell a great macro story for europe. i actually caught up with your colleague michael collins, and he said to me, if italy is going to perform in terms of duration of the long end, then bunds are going nowhere. that is your basic assumption. if you think italy is going to do well, it's because bunds will just be pinned to the ground, because the ecb is not going anywhere. what do you think of that argument? mr. tipp: well, the bunds, you can barely find them. they have a surplus, they have a low debt level, they trade like a very tight commodity. but i think in europe, at any given point in time, people are focusing on the weak link, which right now is italy. what they are missing is that the sovereigns have been in a seven-year trend of ratings upgrades. and ireland, portugal, cyprus, greece, their growth is doing well, their deficit numbers are low, and they have been getting ratings upgrades. and so th

tensions between france and italy on the rise. italy's interior minister says he hopes the french do not party emmanuel macron's in favor of far right leader marine le pen. war in yemen continues. we look at the situation in the .rucial port city it is day two of the economic form in davos. the details with a movie critic on the w way. first, our top story. >> opposition supporters are set to go head-to-head in massive street protests. >> nicholas maduro is a dictator with no legitimate claim to power. he has maintntained his g grip f imprisoning anyone who dares to oppose him. we recognize thehe national assembly as the last vestige of democracacy. >> that cause the president to accuse the united states of who.g to forsasake >> today, the vice president of the united states broke all the rules of the game. posted, he was spitting while he was talking. he was drooling. this.es were moving like what had he smoked? we just don't know. >> crowds turned out against the decision to more than double the price of fuel. saysovernment in z

italy shares rallied.f assets in the month december, welliver they also sell enough, italy was rallying from 300 basis points overabundance -- over bunds. since the european debt crisis, the market for european sovereign debt crisis, the market traded all these bonds with a little bit of liquidity premium. and then now they are massive credit spreads. at eaton vance, they always had sovereign credit risk in them despite the fact the market and think about that. certainly there can be opportunities there but there certainly are sovereign credit risks. jonathan: eric stein and robert tipp and kathy jones, coming up on the program, the market share on where bonds have been to this week. tuesday on the tens, and 30 years. yields up, eight points on the 10 year. the week ahead featuring the world economic forum in decision from the ecb and the boj. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ jonathan: on jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." the shortened trading week, the u.k. prime minister theresa may presenti

but is it worse in italy?making to you is that it is terrible what happened to you, but it's not a unique experience for women politicians. no, it is not unique, but i think, also in other countries, it happens, it doesn't mean that here it is not something to refuse, you know? i think all women have to join forces all over the world, we have to be more united, we have to refuse. we made so many battles to get our rights, to get equal opportunities, and now what do we do? we accept to be humiliated in order to be kept farfrom politics? no. we have to, you know, combine... you say to be kept far from politics, but actually, the figures suggest a different picture, don't they? because incrementally, with every election in italy, you've got more female representation, if you look at the figures between 2008 and last year's figures. yes, this is true. you've now got more than 35% of members of parliament are women in italy, which is even more than in the united kingdom, at 32%. yes, i know, but look at the governm

in the eurozone we know that the banks are struggling in italy how much of a liability could italy be for the stability of the italy could theoretically be a significant liability for the stability of the e.u. if the government pursues policies which actually weaken the economic growth potential of a country with high debt then at least the tail risk of a debt crisis a few years in the future is there that tail risk is something which weighs on confidence which weighs on business investment in italy and as italy is a significant part of europe don't it also has ramifications for the entire region and of course the ada rypien union faces many challenges this year not just italy there is of course and i know you spend a lot of time professionally of course in england there's still breaks it and we still don't know what's going to happen how is it going to play out very much hope that we avoid the heartbreaks at i think there will be about ten weeks between the u.k. parliament probably rejecting the current brics it do you and the actual brics it date in late march and i do hope that in

is right there it's the easiest country to get to and so the obligation is a form italy to address the migrants arrive and the town is of a very good before the french are saying well we're really in the front line and we're not getting a whole lot of support from the rest of you and of course you know this you know other issues that come up such as the destabilization of the middle east and north africa of which france placed to largest roll well among religious rules and christian thoughts that church time you any senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london thank you very much thank you. facebook has pledged to crack down on action meddling we have that story and will coming up after the break. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. for something i want to reach. out to the right person it's like the three of the four people that i'm interested always in the lives of our. pleasure to. welcome back to r.t. venezuelan security forces have detained twenty seven members of the nat

i mean i could express my opinion but i think that italy in the end. you know are expressing their opinion vice prime minister they are voicing their opinions and you know clearly this is a matter for other countries to to solve voice an opinion on decriminalization for a country that clearly is i mean a chronic process well clearly not as developed as friends but we can i sleep you know we can as if you are. in somalia and so to voice an opinion about. this is clearly out of place and this is clearly a response to the fact that each. time to use friends and political debate there to simply advance their own position for you print elections they think they've already got a local politician who's there of course to benefit yes absolutely ok so maybe about local politics but local politics and italy and in france and much of europe right now very much so pivots are centers rather on immigration so the point that these gentlemen have made it's definitely opened up a broader discussion on how the e.u. has handled immigration what is what is italy's main bo

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papa traveled from the gambia to italy to libya where he ses he was badly tortured. we'll show you more on me. to go through to the program who are doing good if we're going to go. once in italy and still in great pain bob was sent to the christianity center by call such privately owned facilities it was applied to provide medical care for its residents but bob says his pleas for help were ignored. because of my interest with really couldn't believe that michael could do what. who are the ones who knew three months. according to another resident that wasn't the only problem with center was desperately overcrowded. the committee said tuesday when it appeared that one person on. the welcome there's any more. yet it was our will. i be dead there's a law about what would be a book in protest bob set fire to the mattress on his bed that's when the owner of the center showed up and shot him. liberal new position if he did go to the court who polluted and to move it through must do to do it. the center's own a shot of a large ga with an illegal weapon was a local businessma

reports france and italy have quite a long story of fighting as e.u. elections edged closer the two countries are increasingly looking to bolster their allies and to drown out the rival italy's it deputy prime minister has laid the blame for the ongoing migrant crisis here in europe with france saying it's impoverished african nations with its colonialist policies. we must address the causes of this crisis because people are leaving africa in part because some european countries led by france have never stopped being colonizers he even went as far as calling for brussels dissension in paris now some might say that it's a bit rich to lay the blame on france's colonial past given that italy too had colonies but to my ears beef is that a coup ding to him france has never let go there are dozens of african countries in which france prints its own currency the franc of the colonies and with that currency french public debt is financed italy's been ruffling feathers for a while including in its support for the yellow vests movement. a french i hope for the g

i hear you're saying let me pick focus it back to immigration and you know that's where france and italy are both dealing with the tale what does italy want from the european union when it comes to immigration. well italy wants solidarity that's one word for it they want they want to for all europe to come together and

deal will affect their citizens sovereignty adding it's a smokescreen for problems at home meanwhile italy calls for sanctions against france accusing it of treating african countries like poland and fueling the migrant crisis also. clashes intensify in venezuela as washington throws its backing behind the normal elected opposition leader against the country's president and. anger in the u.s. media after a native american vietnam veteran was reportedly harris by teenagers wearing make america great again baseball caps we look at whether they were too quick to judge what actually happened. they're just gone five pm here in moscow you're watching our international start this hour with the news that would be hijackers who forced a passenger plane on an internal flight in russia to make an emergency landing has been arrested that's according to the country's investigative committee a video has just emerged too that does show the arrests being made. my. truck. i officially say vietnam passenger there tried to force the crew to change course reportedly to afghanistan they also confirmed the man

italy has reached a compromise with the e.u. in their ongoing budget dispute bhakti italian government wants to stick to its controversial basic income for the unemployed this is an enormously popular but would cost a highly indebted country be. just south of naples twenty year old lawrence is on his way to the job center italy's new populist government has promised that this job seeker certificate could soon and him and millions of other poor italians a generous income of up to seven hundred eighty euros a month but answer things it's unlikely he will ever see any of what's being called the citizens wage is where you would lose the baby and i think in the end just a little bunch of people are going to get its. citizens wage eagerly awaited by many italians will cost billions of euros it's the most expensive item in a budget which has raised concerns in the european union that italy could soon be sowing the seeds of a financial crisis. gordon says worried that italy's increasingly strained relationship with the you could play a

on the front line aren't they when migrants head i have from north africa italy has to pick them up. yes absolutely but this is also a humanitarian. and we have to remember that in turn and so while some are still going through i mean if you if you think if you think the balance between those italians. especially our graduates ability to call us and go and work or if we were in the world. including russia i mean you understand that the balance is not enough and more people are leaving the people who are coming in so i mean migration is a very complex phenomenon that we have migrants from try not mind once. or form forms. and some other. sort them are grants. who committed to manage these illegal way are just the minority moderates which are going to come. under a lot of people leaving them so it is a very complex phenomenon that we have to look in the entirety and we cannot just say the nominal and talk about the. people in the middle and then by understanding what we should do we should. almost eight of the thirty years. sure ok look paolo really appreciate your insight we're going

to the franco german axis but we're seeking a new balance a new energy and in this sense poland and italy will be the protagonists of this new european spring there's also domestic upset over the deal alternative for germany say it erodes german sovereignty while the same sentiments have been echoed by the usual suspects in france are seen also triggered by signing this act on the quiet in the way to market on committees treason with briggs's. skepticism it makes sense that powers would look to. not brings us back to the question of foreign policy how will the interventionist french sit with the germans we now know for that coalition. without any fundamentally changing global military outlook it's hard to see how they deal change much or anything at all. france has some of the italian ambassador of a hostile remarks apparently made by the country's deputy prime minister rejected my own accuse paris of pursuing a colonial policy in africa and of worsening the migrant crisis even going so far as to call for sanctions italy's other deputy prime minister martin salvini has also ruffled feathe

relations between italy and france. the french people to get rid of president of. the united states supports the courageous decision by. the president. to assert constitutional powers. backing behind venezuela's non-elected opposition leader against the country's president violent uprising a little. on the russian foreign ministry response to new revelations the first person on location after the poisoning. was a senior. good evening always a pleasure to have your company this is r.t. international. in a fresh attack against. interior minister. has called on the french people to get rid of their president to show that dubious he can explain. well incredibly strong words from italy's deputy prime minister style vini with relations already strained he's not poked away even further at president mark on saying that he hoped that france could soon be free of in his words a terrible president when the i hope the french can free themselves from a terrible president and the opportunity will come on may twenty sixth when finally the french people will be able to take back c

relations between italy and france hit a new low after italy's interior minister calls on the french people to get rid of president of. the us government throws his backing behind venezuela's opposition leader against the country's president amid a violent uprising in caracas. by mike pence the united states supports the courageous decision by one quadrille the president over your national assembly to assert that body is constitutional powers. and the russian foreign ministry responds to new revelations that the first person on location after the poisoning of former russian spy said the skipper was a senior u.k. military doctor. watching r.t. international thanks for joining us. in a fresh attack against the money italy's interior minister. has called on the french people to get rid of president dubin ski explains. well incredibly strong words from deputy prime minister feeney and with relations already strained he's not poked away even further at president back on saying that he hopes that france could soon be free of in his words a terrible president. i hope the french can free the

well now to italy which is one of the key entry points to the e.u. for migrants who have crossed the mediterranean many of them and stranded near the border to france and find themselves relying on the kindness of strangers one woman in the town of intimately as we mentioned is trying to help them and has turned her cafe into support center let's see if we can have a look now. so you bro normally doesn't serve much coffee in her small bar these days she doesn't somebody's sandwiches either that's because she's been singled out in her small town as the target for hostility and hate. they spit at me break my windows and they insult me they ask why help the migrants don't give preference to italians. ventimiglia has become the end of the road for many migrants hoping to make it to northern europe there are trains from here to friends every couple of minutes but the line has been closed for migrants. and many find themselves stranded here right next to delia's bar. in perth so it's a long way to the red cross center from here about six kilometers on foot

our italy correspondent james reynolds reports from florence.as much time as you need in front of each of thesedo early leonaintings on display in florence. they will not be going on tour to join the "mona lisa" on the louvre in paris. you would think there would be enough leonardo works to go around to keep everyone happy. buthat is not how this argument is playing out. the artist is now essentially the subject of an international custody dispute. the gallery says that the works are too fragile to be moved. >> any travel puts works of art at risk. there are sophisticated ways of having paintings travel nowadays.r, howeothing is as safe as keeping them where they are. james: but there is much more to it than simple conservation. right now populace-led -- italy anded liberal-run france don't get along. italy accuses ance are trying to hijack leonardo for itself. >> leonardo belongs to the world. if you ask me where he is from, he is italian.n he was an italnius. the fact that he was surrounded by all of this italian beauty, his environment allowe

but we're seeking a new balance a new energy and in this sense poland and italy will be the protagonists of this new european spring there's also domestic upset over the deal alternative for germany say it erodes german sovereignty while the same sentiments have been echoed by the usual suspects in france you know so could my sending the sacks on the quiet on the way to market on can be treason with brags on the volleys of euro skepticism it makes sense that powers would look to team up but not brings us back to the question of foreign policy how will the interventionist french sit with the germans we now need for that coalition. without fundamentally changing the global military outlook it's hard to see how this deal will change much or anything at all peter all of the belin. or german political commentator and publisher i can haymow told us that the new treaty is designed first and foremost as a safeguard against opposition at home. in my view it is more then just a statement it is about the release of the rulers in their oath and bowing but the citizens. boldly go or rebel against the

tom: is italy here? francine: italy, the country? tom: italy is here on set with us. is italy here within their populism challenges? francine: there are 10 chief executives that have a global role. is one big bang trying to showcase that italy is open for business. we hear from the prime minister showing up tonight and we will be trying to see how he deals. jon: whenever we get together at the world economic forum, people look to populism as negative. i wonder if the at time whethernt is right and -- if the italian government is right and whether they can get the rest together on fiscal issues. making the point that maybe we need to rethink the stability compact on the continent. francine: as long as you invest it, right? the concerns is you have populist forces they do not have anything in common. when you talk about giving money away, it does not go back into gdp and growth. the case that austerity should take a back step in europe. jon: and europe is going to have another year of problems after 17 was better. enough, europe has got to clear their banking system. no

on sensitive issues of migration economy has been to italy's very much had a tough you know tough time with with two of these topics do you think the criticisms are justified somewhat italian leaders are saying. well i actually did it this is tell her more come but first of all i do agree with the president mccrone when he says that the the expressions of italian leaders are outrageous they are covering new ground in diplomatic relation by by talking about our leaders of other countries in the in this man so he didn't start it but i do think that his statement is incomplete in the sense that we can also say that the french people deserve better leadership now whether the specific comment criticism or be made by the balance about some of them are just historical fact i mean it is true that trounces still imposing and made it's hardly known outside of this country and even in france france is still in building a monetary union on most of its former colonies in africa that really jeopardizes their way to a column certainly make monetary policies and economics that is a fact that is not ju

the challenge is not to fight against poland, germany, spain or italy.o invest more, to innovate more, and to be in a situation to resist the competition coming from china and coming from the us. that's the key challenge. and what i'm asking for, more integration within the eurozone, more investment in innovation, in new technologies, in artificial intelligence, is for the sake of having a sovereign europe being able facing china and the us. minister — i do not wish to be rude, minister, but the phrase in english would be, isn't it time to wake up and smell the coffee? because look at what is happening your own country. the polls suggest that the populists, whether it be from the right, with marine le pen, or for the left, with jean—luc melenchon, they are the leaders in your own country. we have one of the key leaders in the italian government, matteo salvini, saying the franco—german axis may well be replaced by a polish axis, ie the populists are gaining ground across europe, and they are not interested in the grand liberal ambitions of emmanuel macro

she searches for them throughout italy but it's not that easy to find them. so i have a granny find and she could live here she lives in five and we work together sourcing grannies and pastors we ask. you know the local man as we find out about food festivals and ask the organizers it's a can also be friends of friends total strangers on trains you know we ask everybody if they have a grammy. hardly any of the grannies can actually name precise measurements but years of experience have talked on how to gauge the right proportions. after the amount is homemade pasta dough i don't quite agree and this is how it should look around solution as well as nice and even. to pass the grannies our own instagram as well. sandon you choose. picky venison channel has more than three hundred thousand followers. so i think it's important to celebrate all the women's experience and celebrate its and just have fun with it really because it's quite often women are often bit shy and stay in the background and it's nice to kind of push them into the center in. she hopes her proje

as italy takes a tougher line on migrants. crying is making fast profits from their misery. people and power investigates the state funded reception center where the helpless are really just two commodities ripe for exploitation. the meth yeah and the migrants on. your watch the odds are a reminder the top stories this hour and there have been two explosions targeting a cathedral in the southern philippines at least seventeen people being killed and dozens injured in the blasts in. venezuela has rejected an ultimatum from european nations that nicholas winter and call elections within eight days all they will recognized. as president of the united states has been urging world leaders at a special session of the u.n. security council to isolate government. thirty four people have been confirmed dead in brazil after the collapse of a dam holding waste from an iron ore mine rescue workers are searching for hundreds of people still missing. while protests are being called against sudan's president omar al bashir hundreds of people have been arrested during a government crackdown

so still to come here on the program on r t tensions keep on iran ramping up between neighbors italy and france rome has now unleashed a fresh of paris that story in full in well less than one minute. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. wanted. to be close this is like the full story in the morning and people. interested in the why is it. good to have you with us today for the wednesday program in a fresh attack against emanuel italy's interior minister matteo salvini has called on the french people to get rid of their president. between the i hope the french can free themselves from a terrible president and the opportunity will come or may the twenty sixth when finally the french people will be able to take back control of their future destiny and pride which are poorly represented by carries a light of macro tensions are rising ahead of a huge parliamentary elections which take place in may is seen as a battle between centrist politicians who like macro now advocate for greater integration a

first in a fresh attack against emanuel italy's interior minister has called on the french people to get rid of their president. has details. well incredibly strong words from italy's deputy prime minister stahl vini and with relations already strained he's now poked away even further at president mark on saying that he hoped that france could soon be free of in his words a terrible president when the i hope the french can free themselves from a terrible president and the opportunity will come on may twenty sixth when finally the french people will be able to take back control of their future destiny and cried which are poorly represented by character like macro now all of this tension is bubbling away as european countries are ready to head to the new parliamentary elections they can be taking place in may and leaders of countries have already been drawing the battle lines across europe on the one side populist politicians like salvini a calling for new europe one that's no longer dominated by france and germany and on the other it's centrist politicians like michael calling for gre

and italy's interior minister head south of france accusing the country of harboring dozens of dangerous fugitives and demanding their extradition. a very warm welcome you watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines and around the pub the stories that shapes the week but first the u.k. was thrust deeper into political turmoil this week the two reason mays proposed the e.u. divorce deal was dealt a crushing defeat in paula months the following day though the prime minister saw off a no confidence vote called by the leader of the opposition leading the country no closer to a breakthrough on bragg's it has a quick recap of the drama. that photo would. you know what i'm doing with. the country and up here and this old me to find cool i'll little cult wouldn't step five hundred years from now we got a result of these question reject this deal reject this deal because of the hobbit could do. the eyes of the right two hundred into the now used to the last four hundred and thirty two shows the new savvy the no use having it is clear that the house does not support thi

italy's interior minister heads out of france accusing the country of harboring dozens of dangerous fugitives and demanding their extradition. this was the old cock contrary i defeat for the government i'm pleased that this house has expressed its confidence in the government. the british prime minister narrowly wins a confidence vote in parliament a day after and he's decisively rejected or hurt you divorce do you. are broadcasting. this is our team international and certainly glad to have you with us drones lasers in space sensors donald trump is pushing for the expansion of u.s. missile defense capabilities as the pentagon publishes a review outlining new ways to deal. with the threats facing the country earlier it would be tranquil joined by colleague nuclear tutor in the studio to talk about this latest step in a possible new arms race how far are we from an actual arms race that it is actually possible that we are getting there and some would say that we are there already because in the first review of america's missile defense program in almost a decade besides plans to develop twenty

neighbors italy and france do not see eye to eye in an escalating standoff as both countries call for the other's leadership to get better or get out. also the united arab emirates holds an award for those supporting gender equality but all of the recipients. are broadcast live to. international thomas certainly glad to have you with us and the trump administration has announced a new sanctions against venezuela this time targeting the state oil company restrictions will block seven billion dollars of the company's assets and has. the usa has already put a large amount of sanctions against the bowl of air and republican venezuela however we got an announcement from john bolton and steve minutia in representing the u.s. treasury that is taking sanctions to yet a higher level let's take note of what was said we're going to announce sanctions against patro is to venezuela associate the name we're paid a vase as it's known by its spend shakra new in the state owned oil monopoly we have continued to expose the corruption of madeira and his cronies and today's action ensures they can no lon

vonnie: what about italy?seems like italy has been suffering in a recession, but we forgot about all those stories, italy and greece and even france, and many of these outlier stories because brexit has been taking up so much of the oxygen in the room. marcus: i never forget them. that is what i live for. what is fascinating to me is what happens next when the european commission realizes everybody knows that they have been well aware they have been lied to. italian gdp will never be anything what it ought to be, so even getting close to the 2.04% budget deficit of gdp for this year, which the whole italian budget is hung on -- it is rubbish. the question is how do they go back to the deficit procedure, which we talked about earlier two months ago, without causing so much of an upset it will be literally destructive -- for the, sorry, for the may elections? this is all about politics. there is a cause for the european union to get back to billion -- two billion, but i think that would be like causing an almigh

he'll keep looking for work if not in italy then somewhere else in the e.u. . for. the loverly designed neon lights are all hallmarks of hong kong cityscape bought cheap. is gradually replacing the old tradition and that's a piece of culture the former british crown colony not everyone wants to accept that. if you want to experience a part of hong kong's history you have to wait until nightfall. card in china is on the lookout for old neon signs when she's out and about. i grew up in eighty's this is this is the kind of like street scenes i was. very familiar so this is closer to. the homecoming that is to. the colorful neon signs became a symbol of the prosperity and strong business spirit in the former british colony the local neon makers shaped them into chinese calligraphy nowadays a cheaper alternative to neon has become available. a huge one year and then the blue and yellow one. after the l.e.d. and then one day i think i know just enough. you can actually come. for chan a part of hong kong's identity is fading. how come it's such a thing i think it's. a days

papa traveled from the gambia to italy to libya where he say's he was badly tortured. we'll show you more on. the brutal brutal for eating good if we're going to go. kill. once in italy and still in great pain bob was sent to the christianity center by call such privately owned facilities it was applied to provide medical care for its residents but bob says his pleas for help were ignored. because of my interest with really couldn't believe that michael could do what. who are the ones who knew three months. according to another resident that wasn't the only problem with center was desperately overcrowded. the committee said tuesday when it appeared that one person on. the welcomed as any more. yet it was our what. i did there's a law about what would be a book in protest bob set fire to the mattress on his bed that's when the owner of the center showed up and shot him. liberal new position if we didn't go to the court who polluted and to move it through with duke knew that. the center is only shot of a large ga with an illegal weapon was local businessman part of me we

italy has been asking for help from europe and other countries to deal with the migrant problem for a long time but misery has not got much response and that france so if you took a pool right now of italians really might be the most popular politician because whatever sell vini is doing has worked in the numbers. of illegal migrants coming on to italian shores has decreased sharply since he came into power he has the support of a lot of retired people and he probably has the support of a lot of the time people who aren't publicly supporting him. in public they may say something. more. and in private they may express different concerns. russian athletes are suing the author of a twenty sixteen report on alleged state sponsored doping that's after the swiss supreme court cleared their move using performance enhancing drugs my colleague andrew farmer discussed the story with r.t. alexia shifting. so many of us remember the so-called mclaren report orchestrated and investigated by mr mclaren from canada the lead investigator of the world anti-doping agency essentially that report put rus