turn but we kiev requesting more money and brushed. finances are already strained it could be a while yet before ukraine starts taking seriously. and e.u. leaders are now saying in agreement it could be possible when a new president comes to power in ukraine and even planned to hold meetings with ukraine's opposition on the sidelines of the summit in lithuania but lubitsch to down an aide to the leader of france's national front as the e.u. shouldn't be meddling in kiev's internal matters along with this image sure deal which was made that they're making interventionism inside the national politics of the train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why you felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the international internet all this is difficult questions of don't you get to moshing go in there in a case. this is not good as well train is divided into you have a pro european opinion you have pro russian opinion in this country for months history and its geography is complicated let's not make things even worse and

simply put should not be meddling in kiev's internal matters. along with this image sure deal which was made that they're making interventionism inside the national politics of the train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why he felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the international internet all this is difficult questions of don't you get emotion go in there in a case. this is not good as well train is divided into you have a pro european opinion you have pro russian opinion this country for me it's history and its geography is complicated let's not make things even worse. and ukraine is cited economic difficulties as the main reason for rejecting the european deal according to some reports it would cost up to a hundred billion dollars to implement the required e.u. regulations and standards so dan also believes it's not surprising ukraine is rather reluctant to go ahead with the e.u. agreeing. ukraine should be thinking twice about these offers i mean what does the european union have to offer when it is political

european leaders failed to rebuild the ruins of a trade deal with kiev during a key summit as the ukrainian president stands firm on his decision to freeze the talks. on the unrest spirals in egypt one students killed and police crackdown on protesters. jail sentences slapped on a group of women for a peaceful demonstration. with the black friday shopping thought about to kick off in america we look at the wild. of the federal reserve and where it's taking the american economy. it is friday morning here in moscow thanks for joining us on the international. headlines ukraine will not be reviving its plans for signing a pact with the e.u. after the bloc failed to convince president during the eastern partnership summit in effect in lithuania that says mass demonstrations continue to take place in kiev . well. here the crowd basically against the government's decision to shelve the trade pact with europe thousands of joint rallies in the heart of ukraine with the opposition issuing calls for a nationwide strike and even pledging what they call a euro revolution in the e.u. ukraine deal was due

out of signing the deal party's alexia share of skis following the protests in kiev. protesters still continue in kiev they lost it overnight despite temperatures dropping well below zero and right now several thousand people are besieging the government building in central kiev and there's been a warning coming from the authorities for the general public to abstain from any kind of provocations because they had information that some provocative groups were preparing some royals and even the possible attempt to take over the government building that's why you can see there's heavy police presence riot police are all over the place i when i walked here to the government building i saw literally hundreds of riot police all over the place there securing every governmental building the parliament of the government building and the administration of president building and judging by the fact that these people have ten camps across the city they're not willing to go anywhere until friday until the summit and you're still clinging to this last hope of signing your associatio

back to square one for ukraine's politics or kiev central square to be precise in two thousand for the orange revolution started here independence square the event which dramatically changed political life in ukraine and set it on the year integration course nine years later the square is filled with people again only this time they are here because their president took a turn around well these protesters have been furious with the decision we have to fight for an independent ukraine we have to fight for tomorrow other people believe ukraine may have in fact dodged a bullet. you decision to suspend the preparation of signing the association agreement and zone of free trade with the e.u. is the only one possible in the current difficult economic situation which we now have in ukraine do you have a delusion that life will be better in the e.u. talk to. polish people talk to gary and right now the e.u. is in a. kind of a death spiral the e.u. has little right now to offer craning hours after the korean government's decision reports emerged that unocal which told his list when ian counterp

protesters in central kiev and demanding just that. tremors in texas any usually high number of earthquakes hitting communities as locals and scientists point the finger at racking plus. the sound of a gun made using a three d. printer is triggered fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in homemade firearms. two am in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour each new leaders have admitted there will be no association agreement with ukraine a day to day summit that opened in vilnius thursday at the free trade deal between kiev and the bloc should have been signed this weekend but ukraine chose to ditch it at the last minute now ukraine's parliament is besieged day and night is pro e.u. demonstrations in the capital and to their sixth day or he's paul scott intellects they are chefs here following the events in kiev and vilnius. protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people are kiev's independence square in the city center t

says there's no way for kiev to meet brussels to. its just of course neither the ukrainian businesses nor the government have this amount of money or will have any time soon that's why ukraine is not ready to take responsibilities is not capable of fulfilling. and the people of ellen his guests debating ukraine's rejected edu bid and just how attractive indeed it was attractive the deal was for kiev in the first place that's in today's edition of crosstalk. the fact is the european union doesn't have money to hand out ukraine needs an awful lot of money and everyone knows that the european union and its member states are broke they have debt up to the polls and they can't afford to pay their own bills let alone other people's both russia and the european union like integration with ukraine but unocal which at the end of the day just said it's not a good enough deal i think he only called it if government was trying to probe and see where that the european union would be able to provide some financial assistance and also whether it wo

is in kiev. during the week e of central square was the stage of the mass protest of those supporting you integration opposing president acknowledges decision not to sign the euro association deal in vilnius it is no longer the case right police is now controlling the area during the night several hundred policemen came here and dispersed the crowd and eyewitnesses say that the dispersal was rather rather violent more than thirty people were arrested and more than forty had to be hospitalized with different injuries the right police cordoned off the area not letting anyone inside the square and while the opposition is still contemplating the next move people are literally enraged with what happened this night know what he actually expected that this rally would be dispersed especially considering that for the last three or four days it was very very peaceful and no clashes no violence was reported the fact is that many crane is thousands tens of thousands that have been protesting against his dec

reporting from kiev in ukraine. where not he's been gathering expert analysis on how kiev could benefit from signing potential trade pacts and here's what we've heard the opportunity to be part of an absolutely huge free trade zone it's a fantastic idea but the problem we really have is that already the european union model has been deeply compromised by the addition of countries that weren't ready such as belgariad and rumania the european union itself really has to concentrate on its own internal economic problems to say that this is a. unexpected totally unexpected move is very strange because of course you can quest to balance and see whether it's interesting as well. as for example the european union to dictate to greece. or to perth to grow into other countries and as i stated to you and friends and millions of people losing their jobs. i think that it became clear to the ukrainian president that if you signed their deal he is not going to get anything financially the e.u. so basically office things which are

is in kiev. they will be staying here at least until the end of friday and the protests are continuing day and night despite is getting very very cold. right now probably about ten to twelve thousand at the independence square in kiev and the idea here is that they're still hopeful that the euro association deal will be signed in vilnius right now it's very peaceful it's been peaceful for the last two days but this may well be calm before the storm because we've already heard from several opposition leaders that they will be taking people into the streets if the deal will not be signed on friday promising a national wide strike and even what they describe as inciting a euro revolution we still don't know what that means but the korean government has been assuring the deal would not be signed looking at the numbers and figures its economy is already ailing with one hundred thirty six billion dollars in debt and you know modernizing the factories alone for the year standards would have cost one hun

you know the protests are continuing in kiev but they have been peaceful so far although over the past several days in fact right now the more i look more like a student party. at the central square but this may well be calm before the storm because everyone here is waiting until the summit in vilnius which kicks off late on thursday and will continue into friday and whether or not the e.u. association deal between brussels and kiev will be signed basically this is the main question which worries everyone out here in ukraine and the opposition has already said some of the leaders have already said that they will be taking people into the streets on a massive national wide strike and something they describe as a euro revolution in case the deal will not be signed which for now looks pretty much like that one the sign indeed. the protests are small but still here we would watching the situation what happens with the protests but they're not only about protests at the time they're not only creating this tension in kiev but also diplomatic tension as well because moscow and process have be

reporting from kiev ukraine. and protesters believe the country's leadership hijacked the. futura by leaving the e.u. trade deal on the scrapheap although warned that a hasty agreement could devastate the country's economy people still want it and as kiev looks to possibly revisit the agreement next year. scott has been finding out exactly what went so wrong this time. such a moment of power allowed access it's the ukrainian president viktor yanna cold which comes face to face with e.u. leaders for the first time since stalling on an historic trade deal the whole thing caught on camera. i think. it's. to me. it's clear that kiev decision to hold proceedings has rankled a huge lead is slowing ease of negotiations the e.u. since his outside influence we have to set aside short term political calculations . and we may not give in to external pressure know the least from russia. because it says the financial deal also isn't large enough to prevent damage to ukraine's flailing economy of course neither ukrainian businesses nor the government have this amount of money or will hav

protesters in central kiev are demanding just that. the un condemning the attack on russia's embassy in damascus is terrorism calling for those responsible to be brought to justice. texas trevor's an unusually high number of earthquakes hitting communities as locals and scientists point the finger at cracking plus. the sound of a gun made using a three d. printer triggering fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in homemade firearms. in moscow i met president good to have you with us our top story this hour either leaders are admitting failure in their bid to convince ukrainian president viktor yushchenko bitch to sign an agreement with the association agreement with the block after a charm offensive was launched on the first day of a summit in lithuania kiev decision to ditch integration split the public with thousands besieging the parliament building there paul scott and alexei ski following the events protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people at independe

financial integration but that hasn't stopped tens of thousands of pro hear you protesters in central kiev from demanding just that. the u.n. condemns the attack on the russian embassy in damascus is terrorism calling for those responsible to be brought to justice. texas tremors an unusually high number of small earthquakes hitting communities as locals and scientists point the finger at fracking plus. the. sound of a gun made using a three d. printer triggering fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in homemade firearm. in moscow i mattresses very good to have you with us our top story this hour e.u. leaders admit failure in their bid to convince the ukrainian president to sign an association agreement with the block this after a charm offensive launched on the first day of a summit in lithuania he had a decision to ditch you integration and split the public with thousands besieging the government building paul scott and artie's lex haris have skier following the events. protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people

is following the protest in kiev. protests are still continuing in kiev several squares occupied by the people and they stayed overnight despite the temperatures in the dropping below zero degrees centigrade and we expected certain these protests to continue at least until friday this week until the eastern partnership summit in vilnius last night we had a call by one of the opposition leaders to come to the government building in the morning and staged protests there at the same time a warning came from the local police to abstain from any kind of provocations because according to the authorities they have information of certain provocative groups will be trying to incite riots and maybe even try attempts to take over the government building so obviously these people are unhappy with a gun is decision and they're still clinging to a slight hope that the deal may be still signed in vilnius despite strong assurances coming from ukraine's government from the prime minister from the foreign minister that the deal will no

yeah you can hear the voices their discontent over the abandoned trade talks between kiev and brussels reaching the streets of the ukrainian capital thousands joining a second day of protest despite the government insisting a deal would have devastated the country's economy azziz aleksey on a chef scale now has a look at the broken expectations. back to square one for ukraine's politics or kiev central square to be precise in two thousand and four the orange revolution started here independence square the event which dramatically changed political life in ukraine and set it on a year integration course nine years later the square is filled with people again only this time they hear because their president took a turn around well these protesters have been furious with the decision we have to wait for an independent ukraine we have to fight for tomorrow other people believe ukraine may have in fact dodged a bullet. you decision to suspend the preparation of signing the association agreement and zone of free trade with the e.u. is the only one possible in the current difficult economic s

reporting from kiev in ukraine. protesters say ukraine's leadership ruined hopes for a better future by rejecting the e.u. deal but the government says they were economic dangerous to making a case to agreement kiev says it will review the deal next share his pulse caught takes a look at what went wrong this time. in. a moment of un paralleled access to the ukrainian president viktor young a cold which comes face to face with e.u. leaders for the first time since stalling on an historic trade deal the whole thing caught on camera. i. think. it's clear that kiev decision to hold proceedings has rankled e.u. leaders following years of negotiations the e.u. senses outside influence we have to set aside short term political calculations. and we may not give in to external pressure not the least from russia. says the financial deal on offer isn't large enough to prevent damage to ukraine's flailing economy of course neither ukrainian businesses nor the government have this amount of money or will have any time soon that'

no deal european leaders failed to rebuild the ruins of an agreement with kiev as the ukrainian president refuses to revive the talks. on the pitch is basically speaking for themselves on the breast spiralling in egypt one student is killed all amid police crackdowns protesters outraged to jail sentences slapped on a group of women who were doing a peaceful demonstration. and with a black friday shop i thought about to kick off in the u.s. we look at the wild buying spree of the federal reserve and where it's taking the american economy. for the world's top headlines live on the international i'm in for everybody here and welcome to the program ukraine will not be reviving its plans for assigning a pact with the e.u. for the bloc failed to convince president during the eastern partnership summit currently in effect in lithuania mass demonstrations continue to take place in kiev . the protesters alternately poised against the government's decision to shelve the trade pact with europe thousands of joint rallies in the heart of ukraine with the opposition issuing calls for a nationwide strik

is in kiev for us. protests continue in kiev they have been very peaceful over the past several days but this may well be calm before the storm because everyone is waiting for the eastern partnership summit in vilnius and the biggest question is whether the e.u.'s o.c.a. should deal between brussels and key if will be signed the opposition already said that if it will not be signed they'll be taking people into the streets on a massive national wide strike and inside what they describe as a euro revolution would in any case the euro association deal is not only causing a tension on the ground here in kiev but also the diplomatic level while moscow and brussels are still trying to find out who blackmailed who over this deal some european politicians are coming to keep their waste no time to energize the crowds from the stage with the a fiery speeches one speech by a lithuanian a parliamentary speaker caused controversy and some sort of pressure on the ukrainian government in these words let's listen and

dozens wounded and arrested ukrainian police crackdown on protesters in kiev as tens of thousands keep up their demands for the country's leadership to resign after rejecting an association be. some of my prisoners reportedly agreed to spying for the u.s. in exchange for cash and freedom. the more guilty you are may have been better for you critics condemned the cia tactics and dangerous suspects might have got out while innocent men stayed locked up indefinitely. reporting the bahraini authorities leave the main opposition leader in jail despite him being eligible for release amnesty international says it's clear the monarchy isn't interested in justice. this is all t. international live from moscow with twenty four hours a day. police used tear gas and buttons to disperse anti-government protests in the ukrainian capital people have been out in the streets for a week now angry with the president's decision to reject an integration deal with the e.u. . he is in kiev during the week of central square was the stage of the mass protest although supports a new integration opposing present

alexy has been in the thick of the ongoing public unrest in kiev from day one and follow r.t. on instagram for his images from the very heart of the demonstrations. ukraine's dire economic conditions are being cited as the main reason lawmakers backed away from the e.u. deal are burning correspondent has been hearing reaction in europe with some believing it can't afford to accommodate kiev. ukraine's decision not to push for closer association with the e.u. could turn out to be a blessing for those european countries there was going to have to be some two hundred thousand pieces of regulation that would have to be changed to allow ukraine to fit into this new partnership all of which would have had to have been paid for by the european countries now these pieces of regulation range from quite big issues right down to things like the type of screws used on road signs and the gauge of railway tracks and those are things that really european countries can't afford to be paying for right now we're seeing eighty four million people on the brink of poverty across the european union

it's clear that kiev decision to hold proceedings has rankled e.u. leaders following years of negotiations the e.u. senses outside influence we have to set aside short term political calculations. and we may not give in to external pressure not the least from russia to cause it says the financial deal on offer isn't large enough to prevent damage to ukraine's flailing economy of course neither ukrainian businesses nor the government have this amount of money or will have any time soon that's why ukraine is not ready to take responsibilities is not capable of fulfilling yet oh so where does this leave the situation ukraine's proposals for trilateral talks with russia were rejected by the e.u. or brussels finances may not allow them to increase the offer to kiev look at the european union massive run problem employment throughout the course of the union they have a euro currency project which is a fiasco realistically the only thing the european union can try to do is keep blame storming anybody russia who cares because the european union is ultimately

reporting from kiev in ukraine. and back to you later now what tells dominated the margins of the meeting between adeline and place him there in st petersburg. hi there well of course the focus is economic and energy cooperation the two countries have very strong ties and that's you know this is really the annual meeting where they get to set the agenda for that on the sidelines of course syria was the main topic the main issue that we in the present been waiting for comments on the two countries basically reiterated previous. that they've stated before they've essentially agreed to disagree prime minister erdogan blamed more than one hundred fifty thousand deaths in the syrian conflict on the regime of president saddam whereas mr putin had raised the issue of a radical islamist militias that operate in the country blaming the violence on those groups another issue that actually came up we're hearing reports basically that mr putin had asked the vice on how to deal with the european union everyone had reportedly ans

and let's now turn to kiev and skase standing by that salix say you are in kiev and you've been in the midst of all the protests and basically the bands that are taking place there right now so what's people's reaction that. well we'll still see protests and in fact there are several of them these supporters of the ruling party the party of regions are also in the streets several hundred meters from where i'm standing right now at a european square that's where the rally is being held basically it's just like it's always. on the one square the other side political side on the other square this is what's happening right now the question is whether this will lead to any possible tensions and clashes between the two camps we are seeing that the people here at the independence square those supporting the year integration and opposing the president's decision not to sign the association deal this time they're determined to stay clearly we heard earlier heard from the opposition leaders that in case the other which fails to bring these this agreement back home to ukraine the people must be i

in the next several hours abstain the season they say yes and skate in kiev as well as paul scholes and daily news. many thanks indeed to buy. meanwhile the continental ukraine's pro europe opposition also in vilnius way you need is as suggesting an agreement may be possible when a new president comes to power in kiev and tennis and don't cost any of these by the eu and g protein and fats help without each. you just need the thing we need the least he is close to bankruptcy settlement to the eu a pub and club took a break when you think the eu because it right the process will be too disappointed if one sticks. i still want the west of the eu can succeed in brussels to london to study for it to him sunday straight thinking seek to continue to be the substitute the ukrainian people. the gas prices during the prices going up and coming going up. the industry by sanctions sought again to the treaty could have a choice. the misses of ukraine's rejected the bid and just how attractive the deal was in that place is up for debate in coastal link to this now. the fact is the european union

in other news a tear gas scaring kiev new ukraine's government building where over one hundred thousand people are protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the . also in the weeks main use during flight three six three data recorder yields insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifty people in central russia we reconstruct that yet final desperate moments. in the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on the security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four to. you watching r.t. with may and three farmers that we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control and they say now we now reports on the landmark document is the result of exhaustive talks. the deal of the decade. there will be all sorts of interests will try to bowl guard this deal but for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we haven't seen especially between us and iran for thirty four years so

move split the crowds in kiev and also the international community. ukraine is divided again the decision by the government to suspend the free trade agreement with the european union polarized the country these people participating in the largest protest rally i've seen in years in kiev say that they completely disagree with this decision they say the president must be impeached at the different rally just a few hundred meters obvious supporters of the president say that this decision was a bridge magic one and was the correct one the notion which is shared by many political analysts as well because looking at the possible disadvantages economic disadvantage is that ukraine could have suffered from joining the free trade agreement it's easy to see why first of all there was an isolation of the korean machinery factories could of course more than one hundred billion dollars altogether the actually which is great cannot afford at the moment so the fact is a lot more denies they can get closed and the tens of thousands may find themselves in the streets

in ukraine's capital of kiev crowds of pro e.u. protesters attempted to storm the parliament building and clashed with police who responded with tear gas may be angry scenes demonstrators also hurled a smoke bomb officers authorities say around fifty thousand people rallied in central kiev angry at the government's decision to suspend e.u. integration plans in a different part of the city a large group of protesters. against closer ties with brussels staged a rival rally artie's alexy or shops give reports on a deal that not only divided people from the country but also the international community. ukraine is divided again the decision by the government to suspend the free trade agreement with the european union polarized the country these people participating in the largest protest rally i've seen in years in kiev say that they completely disagree with this decision they say the president must be impeached at the different rally just a few hundred meters from his supporters of the president say that this decision was a pragmatic o

could see all sides interpret the detail to themselves and in other news tonight the tear gas scare in kiev near ukraine's government building where over one hundred thousand people are protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the e.u. . how did more the weeks made news flight three sixty three data recording yield insight into that tragic crash that killed fifty and for russia we reconstruct the jets final desperate moment. the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four. all over again even if you just joined in this is r.t. international it's just past eight pm here in moscow and we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control and this is now reports on how. result of exhaustive talks the deal of the decade. there will be all sorts of interests will try to bolt guard this deal but for the moment we have diplomacy in action somethi

europe whites the hey which why ukraine will finally turn over the deal while in kiev tens of thousands continue to push for the government to look west also. the sound of a gun made using a three d. printer but there are fears it could lead to a deadly revolution in homemade firearms in the states and when so she where everything is ready and just about set to go does the limping village pass the president putin test will tell you she'll. broadcasting twenty four seven live from moscow you're watching. the e.u. eastern recruits begin their summit shortly with ukraine's president firmly in the spotlight as he hesitates over signing up to closer ties with brussels meanwhile pro euro pain demonstrations in kiev are into their fifth day now with hundreds of people besieging the parliament building day and night. is in kiev there will be staying here at least until the end of friday and the protests are continuing day and night despite it's getting very very cold. right now probably about ten or twelve thousand at the independence square in kiev and the idea here is that they're still hopef

in kiev thank you. while the european union waits for hear his next move on the trade in association deal the country's integration into the twenty eight nation bloc would not be welcome by all member states that's what we've been hearing from paul nothing from the u.k. independence party. they don't know enough about the problems that your up house law european union wants create ukraine to eventually join and really want albanians to join they don't say have you to join me they even want to take you to join your ninety five percent of turkey isn't even in europe this is an expansionist organization really in britain certainly don't want ukraine to join the european union because if they join that means our borders will be opened up to forty six million ukrainians and in ukraine the average wage is around three hundred euro per month and we know that if they do join a lot of them will come west and at the moment we have twenty two percent youth unemployment here in britain and we can saturate our all m

or the very latest, let's go live to kiev. what is the atmosphere? will this remain peaceful? >> yes. i want to say that the atmosphere is better now than it was before. people understood this. people say now they will not leave the situation. the result of this seven days of demonstrations, ukraine shows that we have a new public movement. >> we are getting live pictures right now. where is public opinion across the country on this? is the country evenly split, or more -- or are there more pro-e- you people? >> people are ready to do everything for democracy in the ukraine. >> what about the opposition? will they be keeping up the pressure until they get the deal that they want? >> yes, opposition leaders said to the people that the president betrayed the ukrainian people. also i want to say that everybody says the first of december will be the final day of the demonstrations. >> there's some perspective there on this protest from kiev. >> the ukrainian president repeated his rejection of the eu trade deal. angry eu leaders accused russia of pressuring kiev to drop the pack.

deal while in kiev itself tens of thousands continue to push for the government to look last also. tremors in texas an unusually high number of quakes hits communities there is locals and scientists point a finger of fracking and. homes are finding it increasingly why use all over the world but we are not going to operate them as other countries do it's not a video game we bring you blood in a putin's take on drone warfare and his assessment of the russian city that's set to be hosting the winter olympics in just two months time. thing for me kevin i mean if you just joined us it's nine pm here in moscow this is not international our top story the eastern recruits begin their summit shortly with ukraine's president firmly in the spotlight as he hesitates over whether or not to sign up to closer ties with brussels time european demonstrations in kiev are into their fifth day with hundreds of people perceiving the parliament building day and night. they will be staying here at least until the end of friday and the protests are continuing day and night despite is getting very very col

in other news a scare in kiev new ukraine's government building where over one hundred thousand people are protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the e.u. . this week's major news doomed flight three six three data recorder now yielded insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifty in central russia we reconstructed jets final desperate moments. plus to the president projects advice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four teams were lining up live comment on that as well. the big stories of the week the weekly here on out internationally is cover now in this very good company just stuff to nine pm now here in moscow first it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control and this is now a report some how the document is the result of exhaustive talks. the deal of the decade. there will be all sorts of interest will try to bowl guard this year but for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we

in kiev. several hundred riot policemen arrived on the scene and created some tension they were here to literally cordon off the streets just to not let the people out on the street and now the traffic has been suspended and people are protesting not only on the square but on the adjoining streets as well the biggest question right now obviously is how long this protest will last where they will result in any brawls and clashes we've already seen some pushing and shoving between the protesters and the police i even saw with my own eyes a smoke bomb detonated in front of the riot police but that is this far as it went so far nobody excluded that it might result in violence that might result in clashes in roles and also now the question is who will be leading these protests because the opposition leaders still not here probably that on the way back from vilnius where they also discussed the future of the euro station deal with the european politician well these are live pictures now from kiev wh

our correspondent in kiev reports that thousands of people are gathering in downtown kiev though asking the same thing as the president signed the association agreement with the eu. odd tastes intellectuals but also people from neighboring countries because they think that this could announce any change things in ukraine. also the house plan come to you when you lose the key of my gun. in cairo hundreds rallied into thursday night's against a court verdict of a group of young female demonstrators flights of the reformed camp of movement oh wait yes i agree with fourteen off. at last thursday's rally was in defiance of the new law criminalizing protests held with a knife police permits violators face fines and prison terms often you'll sparked a wave of anger among liberals and youth groups nearly two dozen women and girls were given heavy prison sentences of what the state for an earlier protest demanding as to the egyptian president muhammad more sees reinstatement. eye. seven of the young women aged fifteen and sixteen were sentenced to prison terms on till eight and eighteen. the res

old brussels finances may not allow them to increase the offer to kiev. you got some a technical glitches with that package right there apologize maybe i broke some of the equipment anyway as ukraine says no to the e.u. many within the bloc itself are saying no to its central policy a young nationalists from belgium have invited revolutionaries from all across the continent to talk about how to fight liberalism here at sea we spoke to one political activist who's taking part in the so-called we are the youth conference he says unemployment is the main driving force behind the rise of the liberals italy greece spain and portugal finding a job is not that easy these days so of course people go looking for especially young people go looking and searching for solutions and i think that there are some movements that can give these solutions to the problems of today that the capitalist liberal system has cost the governments over the european union that day totally don't care about jobs of people so we can see that people are looking for alternatives we can not

on financial integration but that hasn't stopped tens of thousands of pro demonstrators in central kiev from calling for just that. the un condemns the attack on the russian embassy in damascus is terrorism calling for those responsible to be brought to justice. texas tremors an unusually high number of small earthquakes hitting communities as locals and scientists point the finger at fracking. the gun being made son of a sound of a gun made using a three d. printer it's triggered fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in a homemade fire or. three i'm in moscow i'm at president very good to have you with us our top story this hour e.u. leaders have conceded they failed in a bid to convince the ukrainian president to sign an association agreement with the bloc talks come after a two day summit currently underway in vilnius the free trade deal between kiev and brussels should have been signed this weekend but ukraine chose to ditch it at the last minute now ukraine's parliament is besieged day and night as pro e.u. protesters in the capital enter their sixth day or he