we know that he is on this anti corruption campaign right now accusing ukrainian government petro poroshenko of corruption. is valid claims or is this a power grab on the part of saakashvili. this is very much been his line since he fell out with president poroshenko. he was brought to the country to reform one of ukraine's most important regions adesa he said that he wasn't being given the power in the freedoms to really make real change there this is definitely a consistent line of his obviously he is a very ambitious politician he's someone who probably isn't going to be happy with being just a governor or a you know a middle ranking law even high a civil servant forever. his supporters the as they have come out for regularly although in droves to smaller numbers in recent months i think the important thing is not just people who support him directly but he could prove to be a christian point someone around to people who maybe aren't usually in favor of him but are against the government of pro petro poroshenko might come on rally around see him as a figure to unite around nicolas connell

capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor in ukraine so dust of region and a prosecco ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. symbiote was president emerson when god was as big condolences to the family of morgan chang the veteran opposition leader died of cancer on wednesday he was sixty five when god will pledge that his government will meet hospital and fiddle expenses. the movers and shakers of the silver screen are in the german capital for the berlin international film festival the berlin it opens on thursday with a hint of hollywood but this weekend the focus has been on the leading talents of european cinema detail the use david leftists and melanie corrigible are on the red carpet for. david and melanie thank you for braving the cold what's getting people

in two thousand and fourteen as an advisor to his student friend and the country's president petro poroshenko back then he traded his georgian citizenship for a ukrainian one but soon the two allies had a fall out when saakashvili started criticizing poroshenko government and launched a nationwide anti corruption campaign he lost his office and became a stateless person after his passport was rescinded last september he returned to kiev despite being far from welcomed. his deportation now comes as no surprise only last week a ukrainian court rejected his appeal to be given special protection against a possible extradition. really is now in poland the country from which he left crossed the border into ukraine forced or agreed to take him because he is married to an e.u. citizen. and for more let's bring in w correspondent nicholas connelly who is standing by with the latest from kiev so nicolas what more do we know about this mysterious case. well sarah as you saw in that report it's been an eventful few years for me cause second civilian today was no exception we got word mid afternoon that t

seconds really arrived in ukraine as an advisor to an old friend and the country's president petro poroshenko he became a ukrainian citizen and the governor of the odessa region but soon the allies had a falling out sakit started criticizing poroshenko his government and launched a nationwide anti corruption movement soon he was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad but in september he returned to kiev. and his deportation may not be entirely surprising just last week a ukrainian court rejected his appeal to be given special protection against possible extradition. really is now back in poland and he's vowing to fight on i love poland but my fight. and sack is really says he remains confident and he says he'll soon give a statement on his deportation. and how exactly will he fight to the end for the very latest let's go to nic calmly standing by for us in care of next season warsaw now he's described the incident as a kidnapping as we just saw he was detained by masked men what's the latest on the situation. good morning brian well it certainly was a pretty dramatic afternoon her

ukraine last year his supporters are crying foul saying it is just the latest corrupt action of petro poroshenko government who are we to believe our correspondent in kiev weighs in in just a moment first this report. i a sudden interruption of the usually calm lunchtime at a georgian restaurant in kiev gets started filming the scene with their phones as a number of messages men and camouflage enter and detain one of the guests his name because saakashvili the former president of georgia were there when it's a kidnapping and not a detention because detention should be based on either a court decision or some other proceeding documents that was not the case. it looks like someone is trying to illegally send mikhail out of ukraine with you know my heart that we were. all i really was indeed taken into custody and transported to the airport the ukrainian border guard service says he was illegally in the country . second really moved to ukraine in two thousand and fourteen as an advisor to his student friend and the country's president petrou poroshenko back then he traded his georgian citizenship f

seconds really arrived in ukraine as an advisor to an old friend and the country's president petro poroshenko he became a ukrainian citizen and the governor of the odessa region but soon the allies had a falling out sack israel and started criticizing poroshenko his government and launched a nationwide anti corruption movement soon he was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad but in september he returned to kiev. and his deportation may not be entirely surprising just last week a ukrainian court rejected his appeal to be given special protection against possible extradition. really is now back in poland and he's vowing to fight on i love poland but. and really says he remains confident and he says he'll soon give a statement on his deportation. and he joins me now from kiev nick saakashvili says he was kidnapped and looking at the pictures it didn't look as if he was leaving voluntarily. good off number two well that's certainly the case i think ukrainian officials had to learn their lesson from a couple of months ago just for christmas they tried to detain him in a similar raid

ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko protesters included supporters of former georgian president mikheil. saakashvili he's one of poroshenko main opponents but was expelled from ukraine earlier this week. turning now to the united states where president donald trump has slammed the f.b.i. over last week's florida high school shooting that left seventeen people dead in a tweet the president said the bureau missed signals sent by the shooter because agents were too focused on their investigation into russian interference of the u.s. election well meanwhile students survivors and teachers from the school where the attack took place have been attending vigils and a rally calling for tougher gun control. just days ago these students were running in fear from the florida high school the latest scientific mass shooting in the united states but at the rally they express their anger at the predictable political response to the massacre. i had no thoughts and prayers the house tags all of that we need to make actual sheets there's

ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian luger mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's adesa region and of course ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. movies with strong willed women and their stories that dominated sunday sunday structures at the berlin international film festival one that many see as a favorite to win the golden bear is fairly a man by the ton director bore of the spring it made its world premiere on sunday we have this report. it's a stunning portrait of motherhood fear me a daughter of mine for his ten year old for turiya is nice turned upside down by the discovery of head birth mother forcing her to navigate a treacherous path between opposing maternal figures. even. that. intelligent and rich in metaphor the film dismantles the classic madonna and whole truth behind a complex picture of two powerful but crude women. of my. love it is the work of italian di

ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's a desert region and a persian go ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. mourners in the city of prophet have attended the funerals of two seventeen year old boys shot dead in the southern gaza strip israeli forces say they also conducted air strikes against eighteen targets in gaza the rates came after an explosion near the border injured four israeli soldiers. days after regaining number one status for the first time in six years tennis star roger federer has won his ninety seventh career title at the water down open facing road number five record to me trough federer broke the bulgarian early and from there the swiss remained on top he cruised through the match sealing to three and just fifty five minutes at thirty six federer is the oldest male tennis player to be ranked number one in the wo

ukraine and became an anti corruption campaigner after falling out with the ukrainian president petro poroshenko an identified man in army uniforms that grabbed him from a restaurant in here early on monday he was taken to an airport and put on a plane to warsaw poland country from which he illegally entered ukraine last year was granted him and free because his wife is an e.u. citizen. they don't live correspondent nicholas calmly. james bond what more can you tell us. good evening phil well this certainly has been a pretty extraordinary day here in kiev. because actually taken into custody by men in camouflage but without any official uniform on a couple of hours ago then his supporters rushing around town trying to secure airports and roads leading west try and prevent him leaving the country before then the news coming in from ukraine's border guard service that you had actually been taken to poland presumably on a private plane the formal reason for all of this is his status here in ukraine he's a stateless person now he doesn't have ukrainian citizenship since it was stripped of his citize

ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and a persian to ally with any became one of his greatest critics. it has been a dramatic day night at the winter olympics and beyond chang mark meadows from the dolby sports joins me to tell us more welcome mark first off i believe that there was a remarkable photo finish and the buy off one there was indeed. of france got it but it was incredibly tight i mean you cannot think of a photo finish title what we saw today in the baffert it was that single and this was the fifteen kilometer mass stuff so this was after fifteen kilometers of going around of course but just being in that shooting and then the finish we can see here i mean you can't even tell them apart they both kind of still of the line it was it was focused along with jimmy seymour and you can just see did just got it only just by

are elections this country next year in about a year's time ukraine's will go to the polls and petro poroshenko has to deal with a lot of discontent over stagnating living standards the conflict of conflict and don't bass so there is a motivation here to get someone who has shown his ability to bring people out on the streets out of the country if that's possible. i think my house saakashvili taken to pull him in what are his options now the full reason foot poland is that that was the country that he illegally entered ukraine from after he was stripped of his citizenship last summer so he broke across the border with the help of unity machine code some other ukraine opposition figures. also he has a wife is an e.u. citizen so there's a sort of legal basis for that the alternative would have been to send him to georgia where he would have faced arrest and prison so i think ukrainian government didn't want to send him to prison and create a rift with his western backers so this was the easier option to get him out of the way without too much of drama an economy in care thank you very much for th

ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader michel second sheely he was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and approaching ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. are time to check in on the winter olympics and kyung chango and yanick speak for him to do sports is here to talk us through it to good to see you young nick all right so marcel here sure we already know him to be the king of world cup skiing but after his success is today is it time to finally crown him the olympic king as well you know one hundred mean this guy is a freak pure and simple i mean he has dominated the skiing serve in the world cups for a long time but he never won an olympic gold proxomitron showing his good winter games but as we can see here we smashed the course in the joint slalom today he beat his nearest competitor by almost a second and a half that's huge margin screen. after his run his competitors wer

citizen and then became an anti-corruption campaign when he fell out with the country's president petro poroshenko identified men in army uniforms grabbed him for me from a restaurant earlier on monday he was then taken to an airport and put on a plane to poland the country in which he illegally entered from which he legally entered ukraine last year he is now landed in poland where he has been granted entry because his wife happens to be in the e.u. system there. for more let's bring in t.w. correspondent ikhlas connelly who joins us on the line now from ukraine's capital kiev with the very latest and nicholas we've heard reports of some dramatic developments tell us what more you know about this mysterious case. proceeding fairly well we're just outside president or sinkers presence in this direction here there are hundreds of people out protesting on a very very cold evening there was a fight between. god and the president in the face of this before the dear old. carol but it's certainly been a day full of drama here because you don't seem to be. drawn. right downtown p.s. without much warning.

are elections this country next year in about a year's time ukraine's will go to the polls and petro poroshenko has to deal with a lot of discontent over stagnating living standards the conflict of conflict and don't bass so there is a motivation here to get someone who has shown his ability to bring people out on the streets out of the country if that's possible. well there was a chorus what an economy talking to me a short while ago from the ukrainian capital kiev let me now bring you up to date with some of the stories making news around the was the trial of a palestinian teenager i had on me is underway behind closed doors in an israeli military court tamimi faces trial charges including assault and incitement for slapping and pushing two israeli soldiers last year for palestinians a seventeen year old symbolizes this struggle against israeli occupation israel says she's simply an agitator julie social democrats are expected to replace outgoing leader martin shoots with and they are not as she become the body's first ever female leader in its history the leadership change comes amidst party

he had been a friend of president petro poroshenko, arriving in ukraine as his advisor in 2014.e became a ukrainian citizen, and was picked by poroshenko as governor of the odessa region. he later turned into a fierce critic of the government and anticorruption campaigner. in poland, shock u he said he wd return to the ukraine to fight elites. ♪ sarah: day four of the winter olympics has wrapped up and another 17-year-old american has won gold in south korea. the mechanic line has been following you offer us. we have to start with chloe kim. nick: we do indeed. a 17-year-old american winning gold. chloe kim did it again on the half pipe. she had a pretty good lead. she would not have had to do much. she had this run completely out of the park. on this track you see right now, it is a 1080. she did it twice. no other female olympian has done that before her. this is a young age of 17. you have to have nerves for that. insane. look at the height she gets, as well. to win the gold. a lovely story.when she was 13 years old, she could have gone to the olympics in sochi in 2014 but th

koreas we'll have a report from south korea and is ukraine's president slang to a dodgy deal petro poroshenko has his teeth economic advisor after an al-jazeera report on a multi-billion dollar corruption schemes campaign as a calling for an investigation we'll have more details my team who uncovered that story. eight hours and seven minutes we have the details of one of the longest speeches ever made to protect dream is in the united states honest next to us throughout the show using hash tag a.j. his words. and the is going on and sitting on line three you two facebook live and that's al jazeera dot com thank you for joining us a new aggression that's what syrian state media is calling and it's hot by the u.s. led coalition and i lie local forces after more than one hundred pro regime pfizer's were killed and dozens wounded in an overnight airstrike syrian state media say the coalition bombed government backed troops in a town in the oil rich bobbins of there is or the u.s. says it was responding to an attack against the american backed syrian democratic forces and the esc reich coincides w

really had been a friend of president petro poroshenko arriving in ukraine as his advisor in two thousand and fourteen he became a ukrainian citizen and was picked by go as governor of the odessa region but saakashvili later turned into a fierce critic of the government and corruption campaigner in poland really said he would find a way to return to fight against what he called the nation's corrupt elites. day four of the winter olympics is wrapped up and. other seventeen year old american has won gold in south korea and nick mckenzie client has been following it all for us and nick we have to start with chloe cam we do indeed after sunday of course read there are seventeen old american winning gold c.d.'s later chloe kim did it again she isn't in the half pipe and starts off in the fourth one with a pretty good lead and she would have had to do much pushing of hitting this run to be out of the park with their purpose of ninety three and this trick you see right now is a tell a teacher and once she did twice now well the female m.p. has done that before and this is the young age of sevent

they swarmed into the streets to protest against president petro poroshenko and supporters deported opposition leader. mikhail saakashvili they want publishing called peached and a new election was this was the scene one week ago when saakashvili was seized in a key of restaurant more than a dozen men in military uniforms grabs the politician and threw him in one of two white vans inseam to poland. the former president of georgia became cranium in twenty fourteen but soon turned on his friend president poroshenko accusing him of corruption. and this was how it was received publishing co stripped him of his citizenship last year and deport him you know a loser mikhail will remain the leader says one opposition politician because support though is questioning his party the movement of new forces polls at least than two percent in the ministry of internal fears he summation three thousand people at the rally supporters say it was more like ten thousand polish inker publicly ignored the rally he spent the weekend at the munich security conference. and they have no new video of people can't stand i

secretary from a country he moved to you try to twenty fourteen as an ally of ukrainian president petro poroshenko the two men fell out last year and saakashvili has since led anti corruption protests against the president. let's get more from the date of your correspondent nicholas a commonly who joins us on the line from the campus welcome nic tell us more about this it all seems a bit james bond issue really. worked it out until this has been pretty dramatically here and here we just had confirmation from the political ukraine saying the secretary has been returned to power in the country from which they say he entered ukraine illegally last summer seemingly on board probably playing we've seen of the c.r.t. supporters rushing from one to the next trying to stop this arrest and deportation there are even reports people going to the main road heading west towards poland trying to search come to find him if you go term is actually an active state the person he was stripped of his ukraine if it's in ship while he was out of country last year and he did any last two months trying to apply for asylu

saakashvili was a marked man in ukraine as an opposition leader who had rallied against president petro poroshenko a close friend turned for security camera footage posted on his facebook page shows him being dragged out by his here. he's then thrown into one of two white vans and driven away. he says his mouth and eyes were covered as he was punched and pushed to the floor of the vehicle a private plane waited distant for poland. on arrival in warsaw he made these comments i was very nicely met by polish side and ukrainian so it was absolutely outrageous but there was a good nothing illegal one but poles are very good pollution cohen saakashvili had been close friends the ukrainian president granted him citizenship in twenty four tane and helped him to become a regional governor but saakashvili turned on him with allegations of corruption pushing co-head back stripping him of his citizenship last year still his former friend snuck back into ukraine through poland in september. ukrainian border services for that reason it was a legal operation that saakashvili was sent to poland now sure according

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million dollars in payments for the group was raised as a load on the company linked to president petro poroshenko more than ten thousand people have fled their homes in argentina's northern salter province a river burst its banks causing major flooding psalter is home to several of argentina's remaining indigenous communities are the reports from santa victoria in argentina as north. when the waters rise they do so rapidly and they're ruthless there's just time to save what's essential a place of it. i saved my nephew but then i couldn't get back seven kilometers from i haven't heard anything from my sister more than one hundred members of the indigenous community left everything behind when they fled santa victoria evacuated to this school in the nearby town of of what i that being fed they want to go home . we were ready to go back but we're scared the water is filtered through losing all things would be very we spent our lives there our children grew up there carlos is one of the few who risk staying behind you know not. like there's nothing to eat today it's been two days since we last eight

million dollars in payments for the group was raised as a loan on a company linked to president petro poroshenko eight candidates have been officially named as runners in this year's presidential election in russia vladimir putin is expected to win a fourth term in office opinion polls give him a lead of more than sixty percent the opposition leader alexei navalny who's organized mass protests against corruption has been barred from running elections due to be held on march the eighteenth. venezuela's opposition is deciding whether to take part in a presidential election just been set for the twenty second of april in the us mint is a blow to the opposition which had been lobbying for the vote to be held in june giving it time to choose a candidate to run against the unpopular president nicolas maduro its top two leaders and they kick up realists leopoldo lopez are barred from running thousands of people are meeting in kuala lumpur at the world urban forum to discuss how to make big city life more affordable and hong kong residents are struggling to buy a slice of one most expensive real estate

georgia who later became a provincial governor in ukraine he recently fell out with the president petro poroshenko has been leading protests against him. skidmore non one of our top stories the u.s. secretary of state's pledge of another two hundred million dollars to stabilize areas in syria which have been cleared of i still. live in the turkish city of gazan top near the border with syria what sort of impact is a slightly to make. jamal i'm not sure i mean really no during the u.s. and turkey don't really see eye to eye in terms of syria and frankly there's been major. there's been major fallouts between the two made to our allies in terms of how to proceed with regard to this six year or seven old entering its seventh year long civil war the citizens comments obviously he was he said he understands turkish security concerns with regards to the militia of the kurdish y p g that have been talking turkey from inside syria he still doesn't believe that the talks are doing enough to charge for parts of the fact that just up until today actually them in their eyes the free syrian army managed to. ar

million dollars in payments for the group was raised as a loan on a company linked to president petro poroshenko. i. think the link. up now the an appeal by forty seven russian athletes and coaches to take part in the chang winter olympics has been rejected the court of arbitration for sport dismissed their case just hours before the games are due to ice and the russians have appealed against their exclusion by the international olympic committee because of the twenty fourteen day ping scandal at the saucy gains almost one hundred seventy russian athletes have been cleared to compete. a military parade has been held in north korea just a day before the winter olympics actually open in the south leader kim jong un told him pyongyang is a nation is ready to defend itself but with north koreans about to compete in the games the show of military strength was smaller than usual natascha game reports from the city of dan young. this was a patriotic celebration at home and a display of north korea's military might for those. who didn't know our army defends us and keeps us happy it's our people's army

he's been an opposition leader in ukraine leading protests against his former ally president petro poroshenko the palestinian teenager i had to meet me is due back in an israeli military court on tuesday she's charged with assaulting an israeli soldier but she isn't the only child detained by the israeli military as a reports thousand a.d. is sixteen years old and already a veteran of the israeli prison system in december he was visiting shops in his home city of hebron when protests started around him his arrest was caught on camera his parents gave us permission to interview he says he tried to flee the protest and didn't take part despite that israeli soldiers pushed him to the ground with something that had been on one of them called me hit me on my chest with the butt of his rifle he pushed me to the ground and then all started beating me they arrested me and took me into detention and beat me again and cursed at me. he spent twenty days in detention and he's currently out on bail he was arrested on charges of throwing rocks and resisting arrest the israeli army says it's investigating h

really had been a friend of president petro poroshenko arriving in ukraine as his advisor in two thousand and fourteen he became a ukrainian citizen and was picked by poor chicago as governor of the odessa region but saakashvili later turned into a fierce critic of the government and anti corruption campaigner in poland saakashvili said he would find a way to return to fight against what he called the nation's corrupt elites. while here in germany the country's second biggest party the center left social democrats are. shortly ahead of a crucial vote on a new coalition deal which passed all americans conservatives party chair martin scholz has officially resigned now a move he hoped would help calm tensions bought his plans to install as a successor at a snag with party members accusing him of breaching protocol now that has triggered a leadership battle and the outcome is anything but clear. martin short sleeve same tea handed just a week ago it looked like he would become foreign minister in america's new government now he's given up that in bishan as well as he espied leadership and i'

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building really was a marksmen in ukraine as an opposition leader who had rallied against president petro poroshenko a close friend tuneful or security camera footage posted on his facebook page shows him being dragged up by his here. oh he's then thrown into one of two white vans and driven away. he says his mouth and eyes were covered as he was punched and pushed to the floor of the vehicle a private plane waited distant for poland. on arrival in warsaw he made these comments i was very nicely met by polish side and ukrainian so it was absolutely outrageous but then it was a kidnapping illegal one but polls are very good pushing cohen saakashvili had been close friends the ukrainian president granted him citizenship in twenty four tane and helped him to become a regional governor but saakashvili turned on him with allegations of corruption pushing co-head back stripping him of his citizenship last year still his former friend snuck back into ukraine through poland in september. ukrainian border services for that reason it was a legal operation that saakashvili was sent to poland now sure according

and then becoming an anti corruption campaigner after falling out with the country's president petro poroshenko and identified men in army uniforms grabbed him from a restaurant and here. he was then taken to an airport and put on a plane to the country from which he illegally entered ukraine last year he's now landed in poland where he's been granted entry because his wife is an e.u. citizen. correspondent. james bond what more can you tell us. good evening phil well this certainly has been a pretty extraordinary day here in kiev. the formal reason for all of this is his status here in ukraine he's a stateless person now he doesn't have ukrainian citizenship since it was stripped of his citizenship by present poroshenko and he they say he's here illegally he's lost his appeals against that and so that's the formal reason for him being sent out. and what is likely to happen to him in poland. well it's pretty difficult to imagine fifteen believe the young man relatively by the sounds of ukrainian politics a lot of energy giving up and just going into a sort of calm dotage now in europe he's free

they swarmed onto the streets to protest against president petro poroshenko and supporters deported opposition leader mikhail saakashvili they want publishing called peached and a new election. this was the scene one week ago when saakashvili was seized in a key of restaurant more than a dozen men in military uniforms grabs the politician and threw him in one of two white vans in seem to pummel. the former president of georgia became cranium in twenty fourteen but soon turned on his friend president poroshenko accusing him of corruption and this was how it was received. stripped him of his citizenship last year and deported him you have a loser mikhail will remain the leader says one opposition politician his support though is questioning his party the movement of new forces polls at least than two percent in the ministry of internal fears is to measure three thousand people who were at the rally supporters say it was more like ten thousand polish inker publicly ignored the rally he spent the weekend at the munich security conference. and there you have the new video people can't stand it. any

million dollars in payments for the group was raised as a loan on a company linked to president petro poroshenko. the us has condemned that as well as decision to hold the presidential election of the twenty second of april say there's no guarantee it'll be free or fair the vote is a blow to the opposition which was calling for the election to be held in june it wanted time to choose a candidate to run against president declared opposition members are now considering whether to field anyone a gates the president as two of its top leaders revealed barred from running now it comes against the backdrop of an economic crisis which is left a bit over deeply a popular estimates from the opposition led national assembly put venezuela's idea of inflation rate at ball the four thousand percent over the past year that's the highest in the world unemployment is thought to have soared but that is way low has not reported official figures since april twenty sixth seed where the rate was seven point three percent with more than a billion people out of work last words the government raise the bit above wage by