i didn't need it, but mikhail. how was she present in your life? come. oh, let's go to some pioneer store there, we need to buy something and suddenly the cafe again mikhal mikhailovich we are going in the baltic states were in kaunas there, but we looked at the church, we go in, let's go for lunch. what was chasing us? no, well, apparently, they agreed, but he had the right to see each other. he 'll sit down and talk. he told something there, but at the same time they did not tell you. meet this one, no way. and when you found out who your mother and stepfather are to you, they had some kind of conflict on new year's eve, we were going somewhere, and i began to explain to my mother that she was wrong. here is dad, there is dad, dad, dad sometimes, leave me alone. you are no he you're not a dad. your dad this is mikhail mikhailovich here i am. well, you were shocked by this famous one. no, well, i just analyzed what constantly came across somewhere. eh, mikhail mikhailovich, i would have been to me all the time. i knew he was a famous person. this

much later, mikhail sergeevich himself understood that he had been deceived.particular , did the americans point out their arrogance when they talk about some kind of victory in the cold war, did mikhail sergeevich read that this was not so? as the americans write, mikhail sergeevich naively believed that the promise given by one us president is obligatory for another and what is the word of american politicians? just as reliably as the word of an american businessman represented to us in old soviet films, it turned out, of course, nothing of the kind. nothing like this. i was especially surprised by the reaction of the baltic politicians. who managed to spit just spit. i feel like there's going to be a lot, yes. yes, i understand that journalists will appear a lot surprising to the word this, well, from the lips of vitaly tochevich, everything that flies out becomes flying at the time of departure, but still we will try keep yourself in hand. why do we have to cut it just in case, we won't cut it just in case. we are too lazy, you have to understand. do we ne

mikhail gorbachev passing away at the age of 91.e get more reaction and analysis coming up on france 24. next, ukraine, claimed to destroyed bridges and admission depots as well as pounding command posts in search of fighting in the south of the country, fueling speculation that the counteroffensive to turn the tide of the war is now underway. russia has said it repelled the attack, and avoided casualties. it took place in kherson. cranes authorities have not yet gone public on their intentions are at the state. here at france 24. x drones like this one- >> drones like this one are in the sky. the operators risk coming under fire from russian soldiers wanting to prevent the ukrainian army from discovering their locations. >> i think today's mission was useful. we have identified it russians constructing fortifications and strengthening their positions. >> ukrainian army says russian forces in the kherson region are vulnerable after it destroyed bridges over the river threatening russia supply lines. ukraine says it can bomb any brid

ah, mikhail gorbachev arrived and freedom followed. when he visited east berlin for the g d r's, 40th anniversary celebrations. gorbachev urged a shaneka to implement reforms. he warned the east german leader saying, life punishes those who come too late. a month after his visit, the berlin fell. and with the iron curtain that had divided europe for decades, it was gorbachev's reformers, policies that helped unleash a peaceful revolution across eastern europe with douglas as yet he laid out his agenda and his 1st speech as leader of the soviet union. okay, so a stark contrast to what had gone before. we're also shit, vanya, we it's for you as though all right, right. every piece and freedom is the most important, basic right of action vigil for our kilobit. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, most openness and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was popular with many his policies also applied to the military, despite the resi

i say, mikhail mikhailovich he was a fool.n this genetic examination of some kind of its result, and we all understand that if now dna was this women will match to make you a sensation. for genetic expertise, we turned to the most reliable and authoritative source in the dna program, and i invite yulia siverttseva, an expert in forensic medicine, candidates of medical sciences, to this studio. julia you can’t imagine how impatient we all are dna from this envelope can become a real sensation, as we are talking about establishing the paternity of the deceased in 2020, people’s artist of russia mikhail kokshenov, his officially recognized daughter, 34-year-old alevtina, surrounded. she agreed to undergo a genetic examination with 55-year-old alice as shenova today alevtina and alice met for the first time in their life in the studio of the program beyond the boundary alice does not hide the fact that she does not have irrefutable evidence of kinship with the famous artist, yes, and she gave herself a surname in 2013 until then,

well, mikhail gorbachev was arguably the most courageous politician of the 20th century. he was able to change history to break apart something seemingly unbreakable, at the soviet union. mister garbage was also responsible for over a month ago, for a period of very difficult political reforms before the collapse of the soviet union. and i, it took russia a long time to overcome the economic crisis and poverty of the early, early ninety's. so many people in the, that pu russia came to feel that gorbachev through forums, glasnost and striker, were not enough to provide them with a dignified life. still mikhail gorbachev st. legacy after the collapse of this, of you to noon a collapse that he is. rous gerstner associated with a difficult one. and nowadays, more than a quarter century after the fall of the iron cart, many people in russia say they feel betrayed by gorbachev. and more generally that if you betrayed by the west, can you tell us a little bit about the relationship between gorbachev and vladimir putin it was a very difficult relationship, and gorbachev supported

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i think mikhail gorbachev did more than - remember him? i think mikhail.rld will —— to end the cold war. ronald reagan deserved credit but it's hard to imagine he could accomplish it with a different soviet leader in moscow, certainly not gorbachev�*s predecessors. in certainly not gorbachev's predecessors. certainly not gorbachev's redecessors. predecessors. in gorbachev, you had someone — predecessors. in gorbachev, you had someone who _ predecessors. in gorbachev, you had someone who was _ predecessors. in gorbachev, you| had someone who was prepared, for example, to let countries to find their own paths forward. tell us a little about what would have been going through his mind, i know he had been sick in the last few years, in terms of the war in ukraine?— ukraine? he had served as ambassador _ ukraine? he had served as ambassador -- _ ukraine? he had served as ambassador -- you - ukraine? he had served as ambassador -- you had . ukraine? he had served as - ambassador -- you had served as ambassador —— you had served as ambassador, what would he be th

mikhail gorbachev mikhail gorbachev caused wind changes in russian society, he tried to change the communistwhich was impossible and began cooperation with the west, stopping the cold war. the track list, which is most likely to become the new prime minister of great britain, said that right now it is important to remain committed to the principles that were established by mikhail gorbachev of cooperation with europe in a similar vein, the leaders of the official brussels, the president of the european commission, expressed today. ursula von derain noted merit. gorbachev in the fall of the iron curtain, which, according to her, returned freedom to europe, and the head of foreign diplomacy of the european union, jose barrel, in turn, added that it was mikhail gorbachev who laid the foundation for cooperation with the european union. the head of nato also, in turn, noted that, in his opinion, the first and only president of the ussr established cooperation with the north atlantic alliance. mikhail gorbachev's historic reforms led to the collapse of the soviet union helped end the cold war and

well, i think overall mikhail gorbachev is a political - mikhail gorbachev is a political figure whowe appreciated him in the west, he is not a creature so met in russia. but he is the person who had courage to break up the soviet system. he brought freedom of travel, freedom of travel to millions and millions of travel to millions and millions of russians. unfortunately right now they do not appreciate that, they probably do not remember how difficult it was to live in the soviet union, or in russia just 40 or 50 years ago. but today many russians are thankful, especially those russians who are in the west are very thankful for him for opening the borders for opening the society. at the same time of course, he struggled during the whole dissolution of the soviet union with keeping outskirts of the country at peace. that was his main struggle, may be people in russia and especially in countries like armenia or azerbaijan are blaming him for political violence which happen there during the dissolution. fiend there during the dissolution. and someone else's lady earlier in the days are

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to remain so mikhail yegorovich and for this most delicious thing, when mikhail yegor makes you years of living in italy make themselves felt. so and now we mix and at the end what we do is add parsley, really likes to add parsley in turn. yes, they add parsley, because in italy it is used only you need to crawl closer to the plate. i like. this is a very point. indeed, as in a pioneer camp, i will sprinkle them on top. michael his. chki nate to you germanshaevich. eat thanks. so now we will do it with us, dear friends, while the doctors. we have a commercial break for a short break, and then parsley andrey petrovich for you, then we will continue. by the 80th birthday of muslim magomayev, respiratory viral infections may interfere with our plans. remember the precautions for post- exposure prophylaxis. sars can use arbidol maximum one capsule per day course of 10-14 days of arbidol to protect yourself and your loved ones, and sleep represents a person. it turns prices into even more favorable for owners. new bank card millions of products at discounted prices every day aquaphor exclu

the property of your policy, mikhail gorbachev. his 1st speech as leader of the soviet union, it was clear he was a stark contrast to his predecessors. we thought he was the old robin peace and freedom is the most. am your hope, basic right of action regional for our children. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glasnost openness and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was popular with many his policies also applied to the military. despite the resistance of soviet generals, which are to us, if we are foreigners, all, unless i'm convinced that we will also have to reform our military. but he, we have far too many weapons, love, sickly. we have to seek dialogue with other superpowers and reduce our arsenals. to a reasonable extent, in the yourself as a result of that dialogue. gorbachev and you as president reagan find the 1st of many disarmament treaties in 1987. it was the beginning of the end of the cold war in october 1989 wh

mikhail sergeevich didn’t need it.lems, because uh, you were talking about her, a unique, in general, special library library, where all the literature, which is only a magician, goes progressively. published abroad, including magazines and so on. naturally. we went there, there on receipt more, there all these people fly around the soviet union, which is tass and so on, including classified information, came there, and this could be read and used later dissertations to a large extent. my first dissertation was based on such materials. i come once. uh, girls down there in the basement library. he says, lena is closing, says tomorrow we will no longer issue nothing. i say, where does it move? i say maybe it's time. she says, no, we don't know at all where it will be reformed. i say that here there will be a huge library room, and here there will be a museum of gifts of mikhail sergeevich and that is, the place of chic e is super-scientific. i don’t know where she would do it afterwards, they said that she would go to th

there are some americans who may be tempted to call mikhail gorbachev. the soviet jimmy carter, a leader, a man who had the best intentions for his country and his people, but whose policies left voters feeling worse? not better. mister tubman, what do you say it was he was he the soviet jimmy carter at the end of the day? i'm sorry. are you asking me? yes, yes. yes. well, i'm to, i'm rolling that around in my head of the as i said, there was a certain naive tate gorbachev. there was a certain utopianism. but on the other hand, gorbachev was tough and canny. and his ability working within the still confines of the soviet system to get commerce communist hard liners to give up their power until they change their mind and tried to get his a get him to give up is, was really quite extraordinary when you go back to 1985 when he took over and assumed the leadership of a poet bureau that included a of the brush enough cohorts cohorts and lackeys. it's really remarkable what he was able to do. in fact, the irony, i think, is that he proved to be a more successf

this reality was made possible to a large degree by a soviet leader named mikhail gorbachev. he knew when to wield power and also when not to, it made possible the end of the cold war and the end of a divided germany. it also triggered the implosion of the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev died yesterday in the west many or mourning the loss of a statesman who they also considered a friend inside russia. many are reminded of the leader who was in charge when everything fell apart. i'm forgotten berlin, this is the day. ah and moved together for me. he wasn't courageous for math and a statesman who dead to too many things. and they figured he did a lot of damaging things to our country. we're the ones facing the consequences. well, let me, i had a little, much of a sand, leaned freedom of russian society. you'll go off with don. i think he wanted to show all countries and also the west, the, you know, i would say all countries around the world that we are a peaceful country that we are ready to disarm to left promised them. because gorbachev is one of those people who changed th

opposite of mikhail gorbachev.chev. now mr gorbachev has been very sick for some time and out of the public eye, but had he commented at all on the current war in ukraine? i4541431111 but had he commented at all on the current war in ukraine?— current war in ukraine? well a few weeks ago — current war in ukraine? well a few weeks ago there — current war in ukraine? well a few weeks ago there were _ current war in ukraine? well a few weeks ago there were some - weeks ago there were some suggestions from a moscowjournalist that mr gorbachev had expressed his opposition to what was happening. but you are right, he had been ill for some time and that he'd been in hospitalfor for some time and that he'd been in hospital for two for some time and that he'd been in hospitalfor two years, for some time and that he'd been in hospital for two years, and for some time and that he'd been in hospitalfor two years, and he hadn't been commenting publicly about vladimir putin, about his policies and what was happening in the count

how is mikhail gorbachev being remembered in russia?very differently from how he will be remembered outside of the country. he and many russians see him as a weak leader. they blame him for the collapse of their superpower, their country, what followed the collapse of the ussr after 1991 was a difficult decade. in the 1990's, millions of russians fell into poverty. ever since the with the support of vladimir putin's government, gorbachev has been blamed as the man who lost control of reforms and couldn't prevent the collapse of his country. outside of russia, it is a very different story. it is amazing tohink today when we see such tension between east and west, that there was a time not so long ago when there was a man -- laura: i'm sorry, we seem to have lost our russia editor steve rosenberg there. of course, as soon as we do get him back, we will return to our lead story this evening. the death of the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. he has died at the age of 91. russian news agencies are reporting this evening. w

mikhail mishustin instructed, temporarily, the acting governor of the region, mikhail evraev.o take under personal control the timing of the construction of the government, will provide all necessary assistance. that is, well, as part of a trip to the yaroslavl region, the prime minister visited the plant of the group of companies, industrial and power machines, the head of the cabinet went through the shops and looked at the lines, assemblies, they also presented ready-made samples of diesel generators of the power plant and pumping units to mishustin, but after visiting the plant, mikhail mishustin held a meeting with the temporary acting head of the region learned ready for the first of september. tomorrow, september 1 , is a holiday for children. uh, i think in that sense, uh, within the program. e upgrades to school bus fleets, you know we don't do either president, there will be good news. in particular , you. according to the distribution, 51 buses will be delivered by the end of the year. there are a lot of instructions from the president here, which we systematically

and he is mikhail gorbachev. there's a reason why god chose relation to germany and to the germans is described as a special relationship as a reason why gorbachev's has been described here in germany. as germany's most beloved russian at the reforms that he put in place in the soviet union were absolutely significant. not only for the fall of the berlin wall for the whole process around that, for those peaceful demonstration in eastern german cities, the so called peaceful revolution. but also to germany's reunification. after that, it's important to remember that when german chancellor helmut coil was planning and discussing the possibility of german reunification, he not only sought the approval of the united states. he also sought the approval of the soviet union. and as a very memorable meeting in february of 1990 when he visited moscow. and he said that gorbachev was basically in favor of german reunification. and this clearly explains why gorbachev's until to day remains an incredibly important figure. not

we're learning of the death of the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. we'll look at his life and his legacy next. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grs in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for mune support. boost® high protein. every moment in life is a bet. like betting on these discount snacks. but life doesn't offer you $150 in free bets when you bet just $5. so when it comes to the nfl. bet on fanduel... and make every moment more. >>> we're following breaking news. mikhail gorbachev, the last president of the soviet union, has died in moscow at the age of 91. cnn's phil black looks at his remarkable role in the history of his country and the world. >> as vladimir putin delivered his third presidential inauguration speech in may 200012, one of his predecessors was seen briefly making a few comments of his own. we don't know what mikhail gorbachev said, but it's unlikely they were kind words about mr. putin. after 12 years under putin,

the final leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. has died 891 in moscow, central hospital offer a prolonged illness. many top politicians from around the world have already expressed that condolences over his death. and now for a moment, let's take a quick look through gorbachev. legacy in our special coverage chair. we're not into nash. ah yeah, just a short time ago, i spoke with ortiz peter scott, who has been following the wells reaction to go which offset. unsurprisingly, there's been an absolutely huge outpouring of condolences for the former soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev. i mean stuffing arrow, we have putin who expressed his deepest condolences on the some point later today. he is expected to get in touch with gorbachev's friends and relatives and express those condolences to him. un secretary general antonio good terrorist described him as a one of a kind states new change the course of history. the u. k. p. m, admired gorbachev's, courage and integrity, your opinion and presence of underlying praised him the trusted unr

brent: we know mikhail gorbachev supported the 2014 annexation of crimea.ut what happened afterwards is not so clear. do we have an idea of what goachev thought about vladimir putin d the invasion of ukraine? >> you know, that is my impression, gorbachev was also very careful to keep his ideals to himself. although we had some hints that he was disappointed with what happened from the 24th of february, over the eight years since putin invaded ukraine, he never id any word of direct criticism. he supported the annexation, he supported putin's policies. that is official. maywhat he -- what he thought, maybe we will know eventually, but is public record remains as such. brent: russia and the passing of mikhail gorbachev. thank you. experts from the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog around the way to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine to carry out long-awaited inspections. to get there, they have to cross the front line of the city of zaporizhzhia, which is still under ukrainian control, and the russian occupied newark -- nuclear power plant. the mission fol

ah mikhail gorbachev. the last leader of the soviet union, he was the, during his, almost 6 years in office, garbage have set in motion, a series of radical reforms that would change the course of history in this program . we'll be looking at some of the pivotal chapters of his life and examining his legacy. ah oh, for the 1st time. so the green destroying weapons, they already had mister gorbachev. chair down yep, you're going to show you what you eat with 40 in the middle of which will solid garbage have overhauled the soviet union's foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which thought relations with the west and brought about the end of the costly cold war, garbage i've called for the world to be seen as united and interdependent. instead of divided into communist and capitalist countries, he saw the balance of interests of different countries as a way of solving international problems. universal values had to be recognised above all others, whether they be religious or natio

mikhail gorbachev smiled, he was relaxed.st, he acquired almost pop—star status for helping to end the cold war. but at home, it was a different story. born in the days of dictator josef stalin, gorbachev became a committed communist, rising fast through the ranks of the soviet communist party to the ruling politburo. gorbachev stood out — he was young, energetic, unlike his colleagues. as kremlin old—timers died in quick succession, the ussr was looking more like a cemetery than a superpower. but in 1985, gorbachev became leader and launched perestroika — reforms to reinvigorate the soviet union. at home, there were western—style walkabouts. abroad, he charmed an iron lady and a us president. together, gorbachev and reagan slashed their nuclear arsenals. with a reformer in the kremlin, eastern europe saw a chance to break free from moscow. when the berlin wall fell, crucially gorbachev refused to intervene to prop up the iron curtain. by now, his own country was breaking apart amid ethnic conflicts and economic chaos. gorbac

-- mikhail ? —— mikhail gorbachev? he is really ? -- mikhail gorbachev? book and, when he brought- ? -- mikhail gorbachev? he is really. one book and, when he brought peace to the cold war, and that we have the other book end, which is vladimir putin bringing war to a time when we had peace, and remembering him really does bring out the terrible tragedy of what is happening right now. we had 33 years of peace as a result of his decision not to start shooting at demonstrators and trying to crack down on the dissolution of the soviet union, and now we see the end of that. . . . soviet union, and now we see the end of that. , ., ., ., ., of that. yes, and a man who, did he do what he — of that. yes, and a man who, did he do what he did. _ of that. yes, and a man who, did he do what he did, did _ of that. yes, and a man who, did he do what he did, did he _ of that. yes, and a man who, did he do what he did, did he bring - of that. yes, and a man who, did he do what he did, did he bring the - do what he did, did he bring the reforms that he did, and in your op

mikhail sergeevich chose.ong time she was a radevich next to the maximum flight and also for a long time boris yeltsin's relatives have chosen a place for his burial. quite by chance, they seemed very close to each other. ilya kanavin daria inozemtseva diana fetisova news she admitted that gorbachev radically changed her life, but she couldn’t come to say goodbye to him because of a knee injury, the german media almost saw angela merkel to moscow today, but hurried. well, in general, in the european american press, in relation to the first president of the soviet union, there were expectedly predictable village boy or village boy from the british sky news the notorious gorbia from the german bild and finally, the troika of love reagan thatcher gorbachev again from the british valentin bogdanov about why gorbachev is more like his brand for the west than our history? news of the departure of mikhail gorbachev caught joe biden on the way, the head of the white house flew to pennsylvania, where he proposed a plan

on today's breaking news, the last leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev. house died, the 91 year old passed away in moscow central hospital after a prolonged illness. let's take a look through his legacy now and our special coverage here on our t. ah . mikhail gorbachev. overhaul the soviet union's foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which thought relations with the west and brought up by the end of the costly cold war. gorbachev called for the world to be seen as united and interdependence, instead of divided into communists than capitalist countries. he saw the balance of interests of different countries as a way of solving international problems. universal values had to be recognized above all others, whether they be religious or national. the soviet leader also wanted to see the world free from all nuclear weapons by the start at the 21st century. russian officials have been expressing their condolences with the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pest golf, also highlighting gorbachev ce, quote, romanticize view of the world ord

we know that mikhail gorbachev supported the 2014 annexation of crimea. but what happened afterwards? it's not so clear me, do we have an idea of what gorbachev thought about vladimir putin in the invasion of ukraine? you know, brent, i think that's my impression. gorbachev was always very careful to keep his bill to himself. and although he had some hints that he was disappointed with what happened from the 24th of every over this 8 years since put in invaded crane 2014. she never said any word of direct criticism. he supported, as he said, the annexation, he supposed to put his policies that his official, what he thought maybe will know eventually, but not now. his public record remains as such. constant innagot is always with excellent insight. russia and the passing of mikhail gorbachev. constantine, thank you. experts from the u. n's nuclear watchdog are on their way to these operates in nuclear power plant in ukraine to carry out long awaited inspections. now to get there. they have to cross the front line between the city of separates which are sti

translation: i have a negative view of mikhail gorbachev�*s time in power. are the ones facing the consequences. i'm joined now by someone who met and interviewed gorbachev a number of times and was a young journalist starting up in the bbc moscow bureau when he resigned, bbc presenterjames coomarasamy. we heard of those views on the streets of moscow today. i want to go back a little further to when you first went to russia.— go back a little further to when you first went to russia. �*1’383. you went first went to russia. 1983. you went as a schoolboy _ first went to russia. 1983. you went as a schoolboy and _ first went to russia. 1335 you went as a schoolboy and then when you went back you saw the adjustment mikhail gorachev was trying to institute. the opening up. there were quite heady times. i institute. the opening up. there were quite heady times.- institute. the opening up. there were quite heady times. i went on a school trip in _ were quite heady times. i went on a school trip in 1983 _ were quite heady times. i went on a school trip in 1983 to _

margaret thatcher, she said, "mikhail gorbachev is a man i can do business with."today at the relationship between putin and obama. look at what putin said the other day when he said that the us unilaterally declared itself the winner of the cold war, it never tried to establish a new balance of power, it's only interested imposing a unilateral diktat which can only lead to conflict and chaos. putin and his attitude to the united states appears to have a completely different approach from your own. very specifically, do you support putin's annexation of crimea, the fact that russian troops are still reported to be in east ukraine and russia has recognised the recent elections in eastern ukraine, which the rest of the world has described as completely illegitimate? do you support putin's positions there? when you picked up the nobel peace prize in 1991, you said, "you know what? i am always an optimist." i wonder if there is much room for optimism today. when you see the crisis in relations between the western powers and vladimir putin, when you see conflict, again,

mikhail yurievich here. i stand with mikhail, he is taller than me. is not so big. and if, for example, bend down mikhail yegor says i'm standing, like this with mikhail yegorchen. do you think malysheva is hefty some tall one? it is clear the brain does not really know what it is the same way, it does not know what segments and so. optical illusion decoding on the screen, when the brain sees sharp corners, it always reduces the size and considers only the inside . and when the brain sees wide angles obtuse angles, it always increases the size, because it compares the very end segments, so the brain often may not understand that the length of the segments is the same. here is this optical illusion. it's not the ability of the brain to see the real size we will use when making repairs with brains our guest today is a production designer. igor makarov igor arkadyevich we are waiting for you. i came up with such a dwelling with igor arkadievich, there are four principles that you should know igor arkadievich principle number one, the principle is simple,

deep condolences to the family and friends of mikhail sergeyevich were expressed by vladimir putin mikhailev was 90 years old. even those whom perestroika found at a tender age could not, at least in the mood of adults, not feel the hope with which the country looked at the secretary general of some completely different format, i repeat unfamiliar words. democracy glasnost. and, of course, new thinking with gorbachev's emphasis on the first syllable. i think that if we from this if we refuse to move forward the process of openness of criticism, self-criticism of democracy, perestroika has perished. you can also write out a funeral today, so we must be firm. we embarked on this path and we must follow the path of gorbachev himself to the pinnacle of power that began, if not literally fathers, then from the cab of a combine in the stavropol fields in the eyes of millions of citizens made him his own so close to the people before him, no sports leaders came up, and without any pretensions. well, where the hell, countless meetings with labor collectives, which central television showed almost

we know that mikhail gorbachev supported the 2014 annexation of crimea. but what happened afterwards? it's not to clear me, do we have an idea of what gorbachev thought about vladimir putin in the invasion of ukraine? you know, brent, i think that's my impression. gorbachev was always very careful to keep his bill to himself. and although we had some hints that he was disappointed with what happened from the 24th of february, oh, this 8 years since put in invaded, he craned 2014. she never said any word of direct criticism. he supported, as he said, the annexation, he supported put his policies that his official, what he thought maybe will know eventually, but not now. his public record remains as such. constant innagot is always with excellent insight. russia and the passing of mikhail gorbachev. constantine, thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stores that are making headlines around the world. germany has reached a compensation deal with relatives of his release killed in the attack at the munich olympics. in 1972 german media are repo

here is my dear beloved mikhail tanechek.erness mikhail tanovich 2006, he is all he signed my books to his son igor, as to his own son with fatherly love, and so on. we just had a relationship. here are father and son, dear man. here he is forever with me. the thing is that tanich was very fond of noticing the talent of a young man. a young man's talent is always undiscovered, what to do with him. how can he get through when he comes? igor, he felt it very quickly. i say it won't do anything. he knows that my father was a poet, that i, too, was the son of a poet without a father, and he is very sharp. felt. it was a family that fed and watered me, when you go with this fed, huh? and a little drunk after a delicious dinner in the tanich family and pass your stop on the subway and get to the end you will be there and you understand that you slept so sweetly that you drove through the station and this state happened almost every day with me. together they composed a few songs, well, very simple and kind, you can say folk. a simp

are being paid to mikhail gorbachev. who has died at the age of 91. the last leader of the soviet union. he helped in the cold war by forging better ties with the west. germany's chance o shoulds today said that gorbachev had been a courageous reformer who dared to do many things. russian president vladimir putin today held him as an extraordinary global statesman. but the kremlin said gorbachev had been badly wrong about the prospect of a friendly relationship with the i'm quoting here, the blood thirsty west note of that is given a mikhail gorbachev. first speech as leader of the soviet union. it was clear, he was a stark contrast to his predecessors. we thought he was though, all right, i live in peace and freedom is the most important basic right of each individual for our killer yet. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, nest openness, and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was popular with many his policies also applied to the military,

how did mikhail gorbachev rule? and his rule in the collapse of the u. s. s. are impacting the current world's order. would you say? well, especially in this just said in his statement, a huge, huge impact on cost of world politics fundamentally changed because of gorbachev that we live in a poster contest world. it was gorbachev the books, freedom and democracy, not just a russia eastern europe. it was go, go, go to the cold war reduced instance. it's actually interesting, michael, a lot, a lot safer place in your introduction to this discussion. we're going to have you made all sorts of points about negative legacies of gorbachev in relation to nitro expansion and the current divisions in the world. you're crying and so on. but i have to say, i have to disagree. those will go, but chose like this is, those were the legacies of the people who kind of after you go, because vision or, you know, an integrated single well, right? living in the home is still irrelevant vision, even though it seems very much. and so, as far as i'm concerned, you know, the positive

that are close to a very large part of the israeli population of those who remember mikhail finter,te rightly the question is raised as to who you are with yes with whom is the state, israel the israeli elite with the heirs of bandera shukhevych yes, it seems to me that mikhail is finnish early, just reflects, let's say, the position of such a sane israeli society, that is, people who really have not forgotten the horrors of the nazi concentration camps, finkel sent us a link. here on this document from the holocaust museum in jerusalem i two sham. we read bandera helped the nazis create two battalions of ukrainian intelligence as part of their army. and this is the historical memory that no nationalism can freeze out. russian special services have identified another saboteur suspected of organizing a terrorist attack on mozhayskoye highway after a car explosion on august 20, journalist, political scientist and philosopher daria dugina died there, according to investigators, the new person involved in the case provided the killer with forged documents and numbers, and also helped to

mikhail gorbachev died after a long illness. he was 91 years old. i am a democratic person in form, but radicalism tormented me. i had to restrain myself, especially when i assumed such a post. can you imagine what it means to be a general secretary with such power as a radical one, as they say, to break it. so many firewood gorbachev was elected general secretary when he was 54 among the rest of the politburo. he was, one might say, a youth, radically distinguished by an open, paperless speaker, always ready to communicate with people on the streets. he traveled around the country and even a recognizable south russian dialect added to his nationality, but at the same time he was well educated and gathered professionals around him. in particular, the soviet economy had to be urgently changed, which we mean by acceleration, first of all, an increase in the rate of economic growth. acceleration of self-financing, the first forge cooperatives at that time the first soviet millionaires. in politics, too, everything is new now, all the same, glasnost per

with a good a virtual mikhail gorbachev. a oval hold the soviet union's foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which also ultimately thought relations with the western brought about the end of the costly cold war. now gorbachev a cold for the well to be seen as united and interdependent. instead of divided into a communist and capitalist countries, he saw the balance of interests of different countries as a way of solving international problems. universal values had to be recognized above all others, whether they were religious or national. soviet leader also wanted to see the world free of old nuclear weapons by the start of the 21st century. ah, he ended the isolation of our country and she brought last most and freedoms. he accompanied gorbachev's to the key meetings of the time. witnessing his history was made. one such meeting was the reykjavik summit in october 1986, the 1 when ronald reagan and may have gorbachev moved to a ground breaking nuclear arms control agreement. despite torques col

mikhail sergeevich gorbachev.aluated. first of all, not western leaders, yes, who today are pushing each other with their elbows. yes, there are all sorts of used beer, they competed in eloquence. yes, and have a drink. namely, we are the ones who survived, it's all all these consequences. yes , because we lost a huge number of people as a result. this is the collapse of the soviet union. yes , no one remembered today, except for us. what, what happened after that, it was, transnistria, abkhazia, chechnya, ossetia, tajikistan, and karabakh, and that 's what we have, what and what we have now, these are also the consequences of this and now i'll close the circle . i really hope that the circle is closed and you know what. i hope next year. yes , this is the day, that is, someone somewhere. maybe be, remember there that's back, when he died, you last night right? it's just that there are people who remain a wikipedia line. and there are people who remain. we are always in the memory and hearts of people. well, i wil

reports from moscow that mikhail gorbachev has died. the man who came to power in 1985 entered the code war between east and west —— the cold. he was seen as a modernising figure, his policies reshaping europe and leading to the reunification of germany. the news came in a short while ago. we will assess his momentous life. also tonight... in pakistan, 33 million people are now said to be affected in some way by the worst flooding in the country's history. floods happen during the monsoon here every year but not like this. britain's pub chains say that without urgent government help the industry will be devastated by rising energy bills. and the british number one emma raducanu says it's all about positive energy as she prepares to defend her us open title. and as well as the latest from the us open... coming up on the bbc news channel, there's a saints stunner at southampton. we'll have all tonight's premier league action. the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev, one of the most influential statesman of the 20th century has died at

mikhail gorbachev smiled, he was relaxed.the west, he acquired almost pop—star status for helping to end the cold war. but at home, it was a different story. born in the days of dictator josef stalin, gorbachev became a committed communist, rising fast through the ranks of the soviet communist party to the ruling politburo. gorbachev stood out — he was young, energetic, unlike his colleagues. as kremlin old—timers died in quick succession, the ussr was looking more like a cemetery than a superpower. but in 1985, gorbachev became leader and launched perestroika — reforms to reinvigorate the soviet union. at home, there were western—style walkabouts. abroad, he charmed an iron lady and a us president. together, gorbachev and reagan slashed their nuclear arsenals. with a reformer in the kremlin, eastern europe saw a chance to break free from moscow. when the berlin wall fell, crucially gorbachev refused to intervene to prop up the iron curtain. by now, his own country was breaking apart amid ethnic conflicts and economic chaos.

this mixed russian view of mikhail gorbachev. for yes, for many russians, indeed, gorbachev doesn't only stand for freedom and openness, but also for the collapse of the soviet union. phil and it very much depends on who you ask. people from my generation, for so the transition from socialism to democracy as a great opportunity that they are very grateful talk about yourself, but for many others as the collapse of the soviet union is primarily associated with the economic cows. poverty and a are unemployment in russia. during those times, a families who no longer knew how to raise their children. so gorbachev as the destroyer of their families, prosperity, even though their country was already facing and economic collapse before got much of. and on top of this, over the course of the last 20 years rush, the propaganda has constantly repeat that that, that, that the collapse of the ussr east is the greatest geopolitics catastrophe of the 20th century. and that's why vladimir putin likes to be portrait as a young leader who saved r

and mikhail gorbachev played a crucial role making a peaceful reunification possible. ah, come here to this gate. mister gorbachev. open this. ah mister gorbachev, tear down this way. i know he 90 knowing mikhail gorbachev visited germany promoting perestroika and glass no see my interrogates, got about and people could shave quickly falling. i did the leadership of the communist body and moscow was much more open, much mounting, reacting on literally pushing the time a i think that he wanted to make the, the leaders of the eastern world understand you have to accept that we live in times of changing and if we don't to react, we will be pushed by sallow. ah. now gorbachev is not known only just for his new political thinking policies towards the west, but also for his love of western culture. and during his time, he had also to meet and greets, with the hollywood superstars rubbing elbows with the a list as he was also featured in european clothing campaigns and even had a starring role in a pizza hut commercial. oh, he's bad. all of us. we discourage his wisdom and hi