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were true giants, true modernist, i found it strange that they were selling for a fraction of liechtensteini cannot imagine a museum director saying, i do not need it. >> any museum director would agree that they are part of the canon. the role in the job of the museums of this world to tell the history of art and you cannot do it at this stage without bringing minimalism into the equation. the price thing is something quite different. pop art and minimalism originated around the same time. they are both radical movements and they both change the way we looked at art. one is valued much, much higher than the other. >> minimalism is undervalued? it belongs at the same level. >> exactly. it is a breakthrough in the visual arts. >> do you like everything that you show? >> no. i should. that is impossible to like everything. >> do you tell the artists? >> that is a difficult thing to do, but it is our job to edit. i have done it. i have done things like going i have seen a- body of work and i might've suggested to postpone the show or wait a little bit. that is editing, of course. one has to be

, croatia, denmark, estonia, finland, georgia, greece, hungary, iceland, italy, japan, latvia, liechtenstein, malta, montenegro, norway, new zealand, the netherlands, poland, portugal, republic of moldova, czech republic, slovakia, slovenia, sweden, turkey, and ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. the security council will now begin consideration of item two of the agenda. members of the council have before them document s-2014-189, the text of a draft resolution submitted by albania, germany, australia, austria, belgium, bulgaria, canada, cyprus, denmark, spain, estonia, the united states of america, finland, france, georgia, greece, hungary, iceland, italy, japan, latvia, liechtenstein, lithuania, moldova, norway, new zealand the netherlands, poland, portugal, czech republic, the united kingdom, northern ireland, slovakia, sweden, turkey, and ukraine. i shall now give the four to council members who wish to make a statement before the vote. i give the floor from the representative of the russian federation. >> thank you, madam president. many times we have put forth in

plus my own country britain and other countries such as cypress, monaco, austrian liechtenstein, all had been reliant on russian olagart money for years. that will take time to wean off if it can be weaned off. i think the russian side is amused that nothing strong is happening. after all it was russia that was able to buy a former german chancellor to run the gas deal to germany. >> my point is i understand that there were probably some stronger measures to be taken. don't you think that those options remain on the table? everyone that you mentioned is something that will be considered? >> well possibly, but the point is that you need to go strong at the beginning. russia is such a type of regime and vladimir putin is a certain type of character that he only respects strong reaction. the reaction he has had until now has been very weak. >> and our thanks to the center from trans-atlantic relations from that. >>> egypt's president has promised to secure the release of an al jazeera journalist held in a cairo president for the past 80 days. they are accused of having links with terror

this case that we were able to take an innovative approach and with the banks' cooperation have liechtensteinactually change its bank secrecy laws retroactively which enable the department to obtain files relating to noncompliant u.s. account dollars. in august 2013 the department publicly stated that 14 banks that had been authorized for investigation concerning the use of swiss bank accounts which is in addition to ongoing investigations concerning cross border activities by banks in india, as well, liechtenstein, luxembourg, and several caribbean countries. a fundamental issue with respect to obtaining cooperation from swiss banks has been the degree to which swiss law blocks disclosure of banking information, including the identity of account holders, and for this reason the department and the irs engaged in a series of discussions with representatives of the swiss government. on august 292013 the department announced a program for non prosecution agreements or not target letters for swiss banks. this program is designed to encourage swiss banks not currently under investigation to cooper

and switzerland, austria and liechtenstein moved to freeze the bank accounts of yanukovych and his son. swiss prosecutors also announced yanukovych is being investigated for alleged money laundering. the apparent spoils of his rule were on display last week, as protesters wandered through a vacant, garishly-lavish palace that he'd had built for himself. >> woodruff: late today, president obama warned that there will be costs for any outside intervention in ukraine. speaking in the white house briefing room, he said the united states is "deeply concerned" by reports of russian military movements. >> any violation of ukraine's sovereignty or territorial integrity would be deeply destabilizing, which is not in the interest of ukraine, russia or europe. it would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the ukrainian people. it would be a clear violation of russia's commitment to respect the independence, sovereignty and borders of ukraine, and of international law. and just days after olympics, it would invite the condemnation of nations around the world. >>