mikhail sent his youngest son to relay the coordinates. so you can say out of the ambulance receiving. an air ambulance missing the location it was at it go up on the porch you know boy soon river below the middle reach. but the flight to the no to family is postponed. another day a breeder's wife has just given birth in another part of. your body didn't you tell me your surname. because you don't have a mission from there you don't forget to take flashlights blankets everything is ready. did you get upset trickle kid yeah it's ready. but you. know. can you please check if you'll fly to get patients ok. let me see you. ok we all coming to you today but we also have to visit another woman who's giving ok let's go. each sortie is an intense experience now as flight costs almost four thousand dollars so taking an aircraft out to assist only one patient before returning to base is not a cost effective exercise that's why the doctors always plan the consultation with the pilots after finding out in advance who else might need their help on the

mikhail beketov. >> [speaking russian]. >> he was a towering figure before the attack. and he had been long at odds with the local administration. he would not relent. and he paid the most severe price. >> the government will not follow-up and investigate these terrible crimes against journalists and so for years these crimes go uninvestigated and unpunished. >> [speaking russian]. >> vladimir putin is an ex-kgb officer, so there's a whole kind of shadowy world of these operatives, some of whom-- many of whom are now linked into business, some of whom have links with organized crime. uhm. so if you want to do a business deal, or you want to take someone out, you have access to people who can do it for you. >> moscow police are investigating a brutal attack on a correspondent with russia's kommersant newspaper. oleg kashin was fiercely beaten near his home and is now in.. >> [speaking russian]. >> mr. kashin currently in a very critical condition in- in an induced coma. >> one video from a cctv camera which actually captured the attack itself leaked into the internet on

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venezuelan president mikhail s majorities on the site calls for national done multiple regional opposition governors to address the recent protests that left ten people dead. the armrest began in the teeth every win many protested against food shortages and police repression and the economic crisis. madeira supports is upheld almost daily rallies in dressing in reds to share their allegiance to hugo chavez a former president of continental to majority mice to elderly and denounce the mainly student opposition demonstrators as fascists the student purchases have them on to the release of those arrested off the rallies. they'll say tobacco position to get leopold and that as then the ministry prison since tuesday. i've taken the decision not to surrender he told the crowds on saturday hundreds of thousands of opponents of organized peace marches across the country. over a hundred thousand supporters took to the streets of karachi two bands that i get that other bad can they blame for a number of attacks on the government's prime minister in the west sharif now faces intense pressure to step

he hasn't skipped a single episode of the round the world shaking hands with an opposition leader mikhail saakashvili in georgia syria and sumi jo were also part of his global turbulence tour get unshowered with support from the senate's or even back then. america's counterterrorism departments are raising the alarm after dozens of u.s. citizens moved to join the fight in syria alongside the rebels now some have since returned from the war torn country trained by al qaida now they fear is that they could use that experience to launch terror attacks on american soil and civil war activists richard becker believes it's an inevitable result of washington's rebels supporting policies on syria. i think that we have to see that it's the the us unrelenting campaign against the syrian government that has led people many people to to go to syria to fight on the side of the opposition and it's not just the united states but it's france and britain and other nato allies that have taken this position and this happens over and over again in regards to the big powers and particularly the united states

yes well there's there is concern over russian ski jumper mikhail. who's been taken to hospital following a training accident here in sochi now he was taken away in an ambulance and a neck brace however his coach says that his injuries aren't too serious and that he's being checked over as a precaution at this stage is still unclear as to whether he's going to participate in his event which qualification begins in two days' time. or if it is cross from keep him on the story paul for now thanks we'll come back in just a bit later stay with us meantime artie's been keeping up with all the athletes of course including those lucky enough to find themselves on the podium we've been asking them how it feels to be a champion and whether they found in the facilities to their liking. it's funny. because it's really challenging like one of the best on his in the season the conditions on the hill. just just awesome when it's so challenging you don't have any surprise when i say. the best should win. this is what it's about really like people really know. a lot

this move comes after his democratic party voted for a new government led as a rival party leader mikhail randy was outlined the plan he said. italy needs a more ambitious government to pull it out of its economic slump. frenzy is widely expected to replace lead as prime minister. let is due to deliver his official resignation to the president on friday after just ten months in office. so what does this mean for italy and for europe were joined alive by philip bloom on the line from rome. so what's behind prime minister led his resignation and why has his own party so very unhappy with well yes they are right that impression. we continue to be that the government is the day to day with it. each of the day to celtic i had to and that led to the directory he would enter the hope that they are happy that the chiefs take a boat in the bucket it give the coalition government basically you have to read the pdf of the continued tonight to that. got to take him to go. do you respond to the tea tarik people what to think. i dealt with by the get go but it did affect real change chips salsa. who is

skipped the single episode on the us around the world getting i welcome in hog from opposition leader mikhail saakashvili in georgia and here he is among the crowds in egypt also expressing his points of view on libya and this one and of course there is his visit to a syrian refugee camp in turkey now the french government's plan shaken up its policies only and so great an immigrant's on the french fear the new proposals could undermine the country's way of life more and that's one of the stories coming out. dramas that can be ignored. stories others you know. since it's. right. to picture. from a. group. our guests should know that we too can precedented measures to ensure their safety is the but this will not get in the way of their comfort but i can say for sure that they won't even know a soul that they will feel welcome with them as they will be needed just such a residents are very hospitable people. there's a saying when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's not simple little billy a handful of people have acce

interest in the post sunday it's pasted and they're getting a welcome come from the president of georgia mikhail saakashvili during its war with russia and. here he is to add to the heart of the inner spring in cairo. also lending a helping hands to believe the uprising and most recently visiting us here in refugee camp in turkey are now bring in now to judge the spinach was a writer and financial affairs of foreign affairs editor for the magazine crime fic is a much mr for joining us here this year national to discuss the situation in ukraine and around in law as renault victorian own plans that you need both of the garment and ukrainian opposition to what spurred kennedy think i enjoy your visits and ukraine quite clearly her agenda is regime change. because the claim that she's coming to ukraine to a team that ukrainians in overcoming the price of the crisis. he's really nice and all the time for external assistance the socialist bloc. that was the essence of the version of doctor in mecca in the nineteen sixties specifically in nineteen sixty eight. we get a patient of czechoslovakia. but th

monetary fund has also confirmed its commitment to support floundering cottony former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev says the west has long since crossed the line when it comes to meddling in ukraine's affairs. have you seen what's going on there. you need a bulldozer suppose you know the console from the u.s. and the e.u. the. recommendation to nations is unacceptable and we shouldn't send. both sides need to head to the negotiating table and talk one month six months. is going to come to an agreement eventually they're going. to go way out. and we can cross live now to christine stone who is in oxford and she's a journalist and writer on the former soviet union and was an observer of the orange revolution elections almost a decade ago christine thank you so much for joining us here on our to international well as we know catherine ashton is visiting ukraine at the moment and the i.m.f. is also pledging a massive financial support to the country so what do you think they're hoping to get in return. well in the past thing have put conditions on. this is the i.m.f. loans have been given to

has also confirmed its commitment to support kiev's floundering economy the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev things the west has crossed the line when it comes to stepping into ukraine's affairs. we just have you seen what's going on the it's not religious you need a bulldozer to push all the consultants from the u.s. and the e.u. and they should let the people decide for themselves issuing recommendations to nations is unacceptable you shouldn't send. both sides need to head to the negotiating table and talk one month or six months if needed a little come to an agreement eventually. christine stone a journalist and a writer on the former soviet union things compromise wasn't a priority for brussels or washington when it comes to ukraine. as far as we can see now the west will put up with anything for regime change in in ukraine. it is a cynical approach on the one hand we saw last week in the middle east proper pads were ninety all year old concentration camp guards among the other hand they give up power to be people. in groups like probably think. parties like at least in in the

monetary fund insulza confirmed its commitment to support floundering economy former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev says the west has long since crossed the line when it comes to meddling and ukraine's affairs i know you moved to try to look don't do that we just have you seen what's going on there because outrageous you need a bulldozer consults with the u.s. you know it's of they should let the people decide for themselves issuing recommendation to the nation is unacceptable and you shouldn't buy their own sons. and talk just one moment for six months if needed to move the ball would have come to an agreement eventually. now the uprising in kiev has deepened the longstanding divide between ukraine's west and southeast with its huge russian speaking population the eastern provinces are home to the country's main industrial hubs and the south contains all ukraine's ports in the second largest of those sebastopol ethnic russians make up over seventy percent of the population meanwhile a statement issued by russia's foreign ministry says moscow is quote alarmed by the dictatorial and someti

italy's new prime minister mikhail frenzy is currently facing a second confidence vote this time and the chamber of deputies the second chamber of parliament in the early hours of tuesday morning when jesus takes the lead fended off a confidence vote in the senate the coalition has come from a majority in the chamber of deputies and is expected to win the vote there too. he has promised radical reform of italy's economy and political system the south african court has ruled that part of the trial of paralympic athlete us that the story as it may be broadcast live. the judge said the coverage may include the opening arguments and evidence given by experts is that you would exclude testimony by witnesses the story is is accused of shooting to death of his girlfriend read this team can in his pictorial home last year. the stories is blair oppose televise in the trial arguing that it could influence the witnesses. two champions league soccer robot live and dusty was the star of the match has been received or been defeated senate repeated her for two in the first leg of the team's round o

single episode of unrest around the world getting no welcoming haag from a then opposition leader mikhail saakashvili in georgia now here he is among the crowds in egypt also experience expressing his point of view on libya and this one and that's his visit to a syrian refugee camp in turkey. so when it comes to tracking hacking it seems that if you can't beat them just employ them online we tell you how british intelligence is resorting to its own hacker subdivisions to balad rubes like anonymous which are always one step ahead online. also argued on fracking for shale gas has already been blamed for polluting water but a rising number off communities in the united states say they are at risk of being left without water at all. it's such. a family caught in the legal round say they would rather kill themselves and be extradited from the u.k. to endure u.s. justice they've been telling to us are still your y.b. forced to go there is for them a fate worse than death. one morning fourteen months ago a life changing knock on the door with two policeman from scotland yard and i said i was sor

single episode of on rust around the world getting a welcome in hawg from a then opposition leader mikhail saakashvili in georgia and then here he is among the crowds in egypt also expressing this points of view on libya there and then there is his visit to a syrian refugee camp in turkey. coming up for you this hour the french government's plans shaken up its policies on and so great an immigrant's about the french fear the new proposals could undermine the country's way of life more on that and other stories coming up. in one corner the wall street jamie the table undone in drug goes wild. and in the other corners the evil no good to refuse to hold below a long term capital management always dick the gorilla sold buddhistic. here to mediate this fight as a family balsam will the rescue this stage rumble in the wall street jungle with a seven or billion times out the audience shrinks yes the game is rigged. the. drama is the truth be ignored to the. stories others refuse to notice. the faces change the world right next. to picture of today's you know. from around the globe. broke to. ther

former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev thinks the west does cross the line though when it comes to getting involved in a transparent. you'll float regional diversity. have you seen what's going on. it's outrageous. you need a bulldozer to put all the consultants from the us and eu says that they should let the people decide for themselves. it soon recommendations. the nation's is unacceptable the students and found that in mind that all sides need to head to the negotiating table and talk. one month ago six months if needed. what it'll come to an agreement eventually. christine's donor right around the former soviet union says prom for a compromise in ever been a priority for brussels or washington when it came to ukraine last week and the mouth the words will put up with anything. for regime change in the ukraine. is it a few cynical approach on the one hand. we still laugh when mccallum. papa had to erect ninety dollars zero concentration camp out on the other hand they get the cost of the people in the in groups like profit sector and non profits like to offer the least given that we're

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single episode of on rust around the world getting a welcome in the hawg from a band opposition leader mikhail saakashvili that was in georgia and then we have been among the crowds in egypt and also expressing his points of view on libya and this one right here and then we have his visit to a syrian refugee camp in turkey. the french government plans shaken up its policies on and separates an immigrant's but the french fear the new proposals could undermine the country's way of life you can find out more not all the stories coming up. the united states has significant technological over the rest awhile that it is now using that spy on the rest of the wall there was the deal between the u.s. and england where u.s. spy agencies couldn't spy on people in the u.s. but british spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. so the government said all right each of us will spy on the other citizens and then we'll trade and that will be surveilling our own people so this is what i think of as the scandal. we speak your language i mean. these programs in spanish what matters to you. a little too in the

also confirmed its commitment to support key have spent a floundering economy former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev says the west has long since crossed the line when it comes to meddling in ukraine's affairs. no no don't really have you seen what's going on there it's outrageous you need a bulldozer to push all the consultants from the u.s. and the e.u. . they should let the people decide for themselves issuing recommendations to nations is unacceptable we shouldn't send. all sides need to head to the negotiating table and took one month or six months if needed they will come to an agreement eventually. they will say without international where we are closely following developments in and around ukraine and you can also find a timeline of the crisis and minute by minute reports on the line at r.t. dot com. winter is when the sun comes to life. always is palm trees are being harvested. people are waiting for the biggest event of the yeah. the desert festival. this is true it is very out of this race leading camel races have spent the last year preparing for the grueling marathon. the day

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monetary fund has also confirmed its commitment to support kids floundering economy former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev says the west has long since crossed the line when it comes to meddling in ukraine's affairs. move move you know don't really have you seen what's going on there it's outrageous you need a bulldozer to push all the consultants from the u.s. and the e.u. . they should let the people decide for themselves issuing recommendations to nations is unacceptable we shouldn't somebody. both sides need to head to the negotiating table and took one month or six months if needed to come to an agreement eventually. well stay away that are to international and we are closely following the developments in iran ukraine for here and can also find a timeline of the crisis and minute by minute reports online at r.t. dot com. meanwhile coming out here on our teen or national with scotland's independence referendum looming britain faces the prospect of losing the union jack. by the end of the said. so many things would have to be changed. r.t. asks britain's how they would feel about saying goodb

external player and you just mentioned it georgia putin has a lot several times that georgia under mikhail saakashvili provided a sanctuary to some of the armed groups operating in the north caucasus possibly logistical and even material support now since then georgia has had a change of leadership the georgian team is taking part in del lympics but i wonder if georgia still place a part in base a regional security puzzle because after all georgia shares a border with turkey and turkey as we all know has been somewhat a permissive when it comes to foreign fighters crossing its borders yes there's a large turkey of. chechens from the north caucasus and also. were less active in the global jihad so there's no doubt that that's that's an issue the georgians themselves have been playing up on the chair caspian issue and by the way there are quite a few opposition figures in georgia who have accused the suckers really administration of supporting the caucasus emirate mujahideen. so the remnants of that possible cooperation could in fact. contribute to something in sochi though it's not. clear y

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i could to mikhail summing up a district of the traffic problems. months of anti government rallies in the country have been bought by scrapping done and printed the text. bottom line quirks a text as opposed to plans to build a new ip call the fringe city of snow and had basically trashed the place. after smashing windows and hurling rocks police responded to a gas rubber bullets. tens of thousands had gathered to protest against building the airport on protected spot it's the latest in a string of demonstrations against the paper. coniston gem of a pot of chili sequel. don't is usually a flurry of provincial city. on saturday has erupted in its business quarter. about a thousand mile and demonstrators confronted police throwing stones damaging stores in setting property on fire the pill is still good it's disgraceful that the strokes has turned into a violent urban guerrilla clash the organizers lost all control of the u n route and started peacefully and twenty thousand people mostly environmental activists demonstrated against the plan to build

irrational monetary funds also confirming its commitment to support he has economy former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev though says the west has crossed the line when it comes to stepping into ukraine that they're. no longer to treat in the donor of the will just what have you seen what's going on the it's not religious you need a bulldozer to push all the consultants from the us and the e.u. out of them and they should let the people decide for themselves issuing recommendations to nations is unacceptable we shouldn't send bandits in when both sides need to head to the negotiating table and talk one month or six months if needed the bill will come to an agreement eventually. christina stone a writer on the former soviet union says compromise may never have been a priority for brussels or washington when it came to ukraine. as far as we can see now the west will put up with anything for regime change in ukraine and. it is a cynical approach on the one hand we saw last week when it's proper pad to arrest nineteen year old concentration camp some on the other hand say give up power has to be pe

she starts with the relationship between george herbert walker bush and mikhail gorbachev. and that gets me to one observation i wanted to make about the title. i think it is a particularly good title. it has its origin, particularly the word partnership, in precisely the relationship between president bush 41 and the last president of the soviet union. on june 21, 1989, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral bill crowell, was in moscow on a return visit. the general had been here to the united states. in the course of that visit, crowell was ushered into the presence of mikhail gorbachev, who said quite prominently and at least twice in the conversation that he wanted a new word to characterize the u.s.-soviet relationship, and that word, borrowed from the english, was for "partnership." once that was translated for the admiral, he was kind of a flummoxed. he did not have any talking points on how to react to the top end of the kremlin saying that there was now going to be a u.s.-soviet partnership. but the fact is, even starting before then, going back i think

. >> defending champion novak djokovic faces mikhail youzhny in the semifinals of the dubai championship. it took him under an hour to see off roberto battista. they closed out the match 6-1, 6-3. >> roger federer struggled with his match of the the world number 8 lost the second on a tie break, fighting back to close out 6-2, 7-6, 6-3. >> david ferrer advanced to the quarterfinals of the mexican open in aceh pole coe. he meets kevin anderson. >> andy murray struggled against a portuguese, beating him 6-3, 6-4. >> thunder suffer an n.b.a. lost. the western conference leading oklahoma were beaten by the cleveland cavaliers. kyle irving scored 14 of his 31 point in the fourth, helping cleveland with a 114 to 104. four of the top seven golfers in the world will play in the same tournament for the first time this year at the honda classic when it begins. tiger woods, adam scott and others will vie for the titles. it's a chance for the players to find their competitive also. the masters, in april. >> once you get to florida. most of the guys are serious. this week it's - you can understand it

if you look at one the best examples of successful diplomacy, ronald reagan with mikhail gorbachev. he sat down to talk with an enemy but that was after years of a military buildup to set the right circumstances for success. president obama doesn't seem to understand that. lou: as you, as you look at what is going on in russia, you talked about putin's fear of that, pro-western sentiment, moving from ukraine to moscow to russia but also he has interests ambitions offhis own which is, it seems to many, to reconstitute the old soviet union. >> you know, and this is a noxious brew. russians because of current stagnation inside the russian economy compare putin increasely to brezhnev. however when you have, you have great ambitions but preside over a weakening power, ultimately that can be a very dangerous mix. lou: you know, i once, off the record was in moscow to look to join in look at a number of things, gos bank and other entutioning in the fall of the old soviet union. one of the things that impressed me was at that point, president george h.w. bush's commitment to do business wit

if yo look at one the best examples of successful diplomacy, ronald reagan with mikhail gorbachev.lk with an enemy but that was after years of a military buildup to set the right circumstances foruccess. president obama dsn't seem to understand that. lou: as you, as you look at what is going on in russia, you talked about putin's fear of that, pro-western sentiment, moving from ukraine to moscow to russia but also he has interests ambitions ofhis own which is, it seems to my, to reconstitute the old soviet union. >> you know, and thiss a noxious br. russians because of current stagnation inside the russia economy compare putin increasely to brezhnev. however when you have, you have great ambitions but preside over a weakening power, ultimatel that can be a very dangerous mix. lou: you know, i once, off the record was in moscow to look to join in look at a number of things, gos bank and other entutioning in the fall of the old soviet union. one of the things that impressed me was at that point, president george h.w. bush's commitment to do business with russia, to do much to invest

. >> a few weeks later in mid-may, the situation intensified when soviet premier mikhail gorbachev heads to china. >> remains a world turned upsidedown tonight. >> he was an advocate in his home country. his visit gave them an opportunity to go to the streets and express themselves in a way they had not before. >> they knew they had the world watching them. >> and this also enraged the chinese authorities who are used to stage managing every photo op. and suddenly they had no control. >> after gorbachev leaves and the protests continue, chinese authorities change their tactics. >> the chinese communist party cracked down, and they declared martial law. >> despite repeated warnings from the government, the protesters refused to leave tiananmen square. everyone expects the government to act, but few predict what actually happens next. >> on the night of june 3rd, the square was filled with people milling around. we started getting rumors the army was starting to shoot its way into the center of downtown beijing. >> all of sudden we hear this noise. boom, boom, boom, boom. >> under orders f

when ronald reagan sat down with mikhail gorbachev it became as a year to set the circumstances. bill clinton said the same thing, you have for set the right circumstances. the question is whether we're doing that right now, it may too late to exert pressure on the ukraine. but the question are we going to reach out to poland, the baltic states, estonia and lithuania to azerbaijan and show putin if he pushes countries around, he's going to lose out elsewhere in this policy game. >> ayman, how do you think things will play out here because ukraine cannot remain indefinitely in limbo? >> well, it really depends on the type of government ukraine is able to create in the coming weeks and months, actually. not only in the interim period which is going to set an important tone. and i doubt that you can see a complete reversal of the course towards europe in the short term which i mean during this transition period. don't expect any ukrainian government to try to undertake something as sensitive as a political or economic acressation agreement. as a parliament and prime ministers you ca

but today it's another aunt is meant to be empty by mikhail who went on a rampage against the minority muslim population that is the main target of french forces the social. today dale the troublemakers. they are the ones causing heavy losses amongst the population. they are the ones stigmatized and communities. to date they have become enemies of peace in this country. he says people should be. father focus may be clear there are less than two thousand french troops on the ground. not enough for security experts at home. when your ten dollars to send more troops we can't wait for the new reinforced these can go to the notes down before it before and also has free will to orbital all summer and now we know that del shorting some kind of a weekend thing you can cheat and buy some way we are a few but agreed to for school reopen. so we have talked briefly with dog this is the duty and with some whole foods everywhere there are currently five thousand three hundred african union troops operating under a un mandate to force that's expected to be increased to six thousand by march. alaska b