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 connelly with the latest from kiev thank you nicholas today of the united nations international day against the use of child soldiers armed groups for crew boys and gi

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 here in kiev yes it's true the actual detention happened without much in the way of official procedure these were people in camouflage but without

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 correspondent nicholas connelly who is standing by with the latest from kiev so nicholas this sounds like a pretty mysterious case what's the latest. good evening sarah well he is now in warsaw he says this isn't the end of the road he says that his thoughts in ukraine and also in his own co

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 for a ukrainian one but soon the two allies had a fall out and circus really started criticizing poroshenko as 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 dubuque 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 of course million today was no exception we got would mid aft

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 at his house just a couple of tens of meters behind me where i am here in the center of kiev back then there were those famous images that went around th

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

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 only so many words that can be said before things move on before the press gets tired of seeing us on the news the more people just change the channel. they're calling

the cold kiev night to protest against his deportation they were backing his call for president poroshenko to resign accusing him of corruption the ukrainian government says saakashvili is trying to stage a russian sponsored coup but saakashvili his lawyer has called here sanctions outrageous over there when it's a kidnapping and not the detention because the detention would be based on either a court decision or other documents and dispose of the case. this surveillance footage reportedly shows the moment border police arrested saakashvili for deportation saying he was an illegal resident in ukraine saakashvili had been a friend of president poroshenko arriving in ukraine as his advisor in twenty fourteen he renounced his georgian citizenship to become a ukrainian national and governor of the adesa region but the friendship turned sour saakashvili started criticizing polish and goes government and launched a nationwide anti-corruption movement he was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad but in a public attempts to reclaim it he forced his way back across the ukrainian border

governor of the odessa region but the friendship turned sour sacco's really started criticizing poroshenko his government and launched a nationwide anti corruption movement he was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad but in a public attempt to reclaim it he forced his way back across the ukrainian border in september flanked by his supporters. just last week a ukrainian court rejected his appeal to be given special protection against a possible extradition. and in his native georgia he's wanted for a legit abuse of office in january a court there sentenced him in absentia to three years in prison. now in poland he's vowing to fight on. with i love poland but my fight is in ukraine in georgia for a fight with him and what part of that is really says he remains confident and he'll soon give a statement on his deportation. our chorus for an economy is in kiev i put it to him that saakashvili did not leave the country voluntarily looking at the pictures of his detention. good off new number two well that's certainly the case i think ukrainian officials had to learn their lesson f

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

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 fifty billion 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 to carry on his goal activities we expect him to try and try to get back to ukraine some way or other the important term here is this wasn't the only option on the table he's wanted back in his home country of georgia he was sentenced to three years in absentia early on this year and that was the sort of implicit threat in all of this from the ukrainian government side that he would be sent to georgia to face prison there. means that they've now avoided a bigger clash with sexualise western backers over this and you alluded to it in your annual your last time so he's quite a character mikhail saakashvili and this is

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 it anymore because there's no change the more time passes the worst we live poroshenko is dancing and having fun relaxing in the mold if he is a disgrace to the country you'd saakashvili faces similar accusations in his native georgia his rivals have charged him with abuse of power he denies any wrongdoing but relented his citizenship now he is stateless and so his will to a continues from georgia to ukrai

they swarmed on to 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 polo. the former president of georgia became cranium in twenty fourteen but soon to end on his friend president poroshenko accusing him of corruption. and this was how it was received polishing co stripped him of his citizenship last year and deported him you know was mikhail will remain the leader says one opposition politician his support though is questions his party the movement of new forces polls at least and who perceives the ministry of internal fears is to measure three thousand people who were at the rally reporters 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 of people can

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he became a ukrainian citizen, and was picked by poroshenko as governor of the odessa region.e 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 the ioc said you are too young to go. a lovely story because she also, before elementary school,

president poroshenko launched what he called an anti terror operation back in twenty fourteen to give you a brief recap here the republic spread claimed independence following the might done in kiev is how the conflict then escalated from that point onwards leaving thousands dead injured and displaced. the. foreshadowing of that. we're just outside of the hospital. the faults of the ukrainian armored personnel carriers. and you can see the sort of damage the. on the hospital has served as the barracks ukrainian troops into a while. this is a place where. there isn't. using it as a full show people here are trying to assess the aftermath there were direct hit thing to apartment here in this building alone three people died and the scenes here are very emotional. this cross live to journalist and political affairs analyst martin summers to get his thoughts on it no matter which side you're on of this conflict is an awful state of affairs has been dragging on for so long where is this new legislation going to take it president poroshenko says he wants to settle the conflict peacefully st

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 deported him 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 the summation of three thousand people at the rally reporters said 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 people can't stand it anymore because there's no change the more time passes the worst we live poroshenko is dancing and having fun relaxing in the mold eaves he is a disgrace to the country youth saakashvili faces similar accusations in his native georgia his rivals have charged him with abuse of power he denies any wrongdoing but relented his citizenship now he is stateless and so his will to a continues from georgia to ukraine to poland

anymore because there's no change the more time passes the worst we live poroshenko is dancing and having fun relaxing in the mall to eve he is a disgrace to the country saakashvili faces similar accusations in his native georgia his rivals have charged him with abuse of power he denies any wrongdoing but really wanted his citizenship now he is stateless and so his will to a continues from georgia to ukraine to poland he's now seeking refuge in the netherlands the home of his wife. in kiev they say his message will be heard wherever he seeks. charlotte dallas alleges iraq. a member of the european central bank's top policymaking council has been detained as part of a bribery and money laundering investigation and lots fear. is also head of the country's central bank his home and office have been searched but his prime minister will chairs an emergency cabinet meeting on monday but he says the operations of the central bank will not be affected but still ahead on al jazeera infighting within zimbabwe's opposition as a mourns the death of morgan tsvangirai. canada has a reputation as a have

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

national and governor of the region but the friendship turned sour saakashvili started criticizing poroshenko as government and launched a nationwide anti-corruption movement he was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad but he forced his way back across the ukrainian border in september flanked by his supporters and his deportation may not be entirely surprising just last week a ukrainian court rejected his appeal to be given special protection against a possible extradition and in his native georgia he's wanted for alleged abuse of office in january a court there sentenced in absentee a to three years in prison now in poland he's vowing to fight on. and fight field indicates corruption and corrupt oligarchies ukraine as well as. this is my express this is my clear goal. i will do it from the time big from here from europe because of free to move here ukraine that was all the time to rest by police saakashvili said he would find a way to return to ukraine to fight against the nation's authorities insisting that it is his country. germany social democrats are expected to appoint u

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 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

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

and the legitimate president unocal which was removed by the regime of poroshenko and the government of the winner so they call it the people in premier decided to have a referendum and so they voted ninety seven percent voted in favor of independence crimea because the they were freed of the changes that took place in kiev and later on very soon they decided to ask in other referendum to join russia and this is you know how how the creamier became part of russia is a point made repeatedly by a foreign minister as well but there you see as the saying that nato battle groups now as you mentioned on a stone in poland in lithuania latvia they're wasting their time and including british troops that is wasting their time on your borders and spending money but you're not denying that vladimir putin is a militaristic leader who is looking for expansionism of a russian federation he has expanded the russian federation you know like this deals because. there is a very good institute international institute of strategic studies which is based in london and they just released a report and if yo

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.

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

if you called that you know icons as saakashvili was trying to unseat ukrainian president petro poroshenko these two men were once political allies what happened. this was a political friendship that they had even study together in the eighty's they've known each other for the good best part of thirty years sex really came to ukraine to his term in office ended in georgia to bring his experience of wide ranging radical reform but he felt that he wasn't getting the support from the central government to allow him to make those changes and he very soon found after a year that he wasn't able to do what he wants to do and left government turned from an insider to an opposition figure and it's also important to remember that he had big protests planned for this coming sunday so that's an added incentive for the government to try and bring this forward and formally they had all the reasons to do so because formally given that he'd been stripped of his citizenship and he lost his appeals for asylum he was now stateless person here illegally and i think that's very much the line the government wil

really was a marksmen 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 hair. 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 bi-polar side and ukrainian side with absolutely no previous problems which 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

we've been hearing over the last two days here in munich basically from the ukrainian president poroshenko has been lashing out at russia saying that it is destabilizing his own country describe the. crimean peninsula. as an aggression and saying that the russians are not genuine about solving the crisis with heard from the german foreign minister zuma gabrielle's saying that if the russians commit to sending to allow united nations peacekeeping forces be deployed that could pave the way for a gradual lifting of the sanctions many e.u. officials have been very critical over the last few days of russia saying that the blush and. aggressive attitude over the last three years have raised some skepticism among key players in this part of the world about whether it's genuine about any strong. partnership and i think this explains why. was trying to day to day back at those statements saying that the problem is not russia the problem is the europeans. and russia back he certainly did thank you very much for that for now that's how about joining us live from munich thank you. well let's move on n

wonder if you've had this big rally you mention the president you had this big round with president poroshenko of ukraine who is a former friend and ally of yours but just on this issue of you being in ukraine you're sitting in front of a ukrainian flag what made you a former president of one country georgia move to another country ukraine and try and become prime minister of that country many would say that's pretty unpatriotic of the former president of georgia to do first of all there is sort of pressed him on the balloon there was such great historic figure was president the leader in american countries but on the other hand if ukraine fails if ukraine breaks up if russia ukraine the georgists which is ten times smaller we'll just might disappear from the map that's one big motivation i have second i already had spent thirteen years of my adult life in ukraine. not only participant of two ukraine and i don't ukraine revolutions or uprisings i was one of their organizers or a group of the first my done so i've been heavily invested emotionally in ukraine and i have strong links with this co

so we agreed to that race and then mr poroshenko went on and said we budget the o.e.c.d. observers the also visit the border between russia and ukraine i said yes he said then why shouldn't he be there and i said yes indeed you are probably right these should be there as well when they accompany the server isn't always serious there for there is for providing there. so we do that but that also was not enough it turned out for now they say they want there to be able to move around everywhere so essentially this is about putting this into a territory under international control is russia. in the hear of that or against that at the very least we are not against that but you should discuss that with those unrecognized republics breakaway republics why don't you go and talk to them but nobody talks to them nobody wants to talk to them can you tell me is there an example in international practice when somebody would be trying to resolve a conflict without engaging one of the warring parties. there are no examples like that but unfortunately the government in kiev now does not w

governor of the odessa region but the friendship turned sour sacrificially started criticizing poroshenko his government and launched a nationwide anti corruption movement he was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while abroad but in a public attempt to reclaim it he forced his way back across the ukrainian border in september flanked by his supporters. just last week the ukrainian court rejected his appeal to be given special protection against a possible extradition. and in his native georgia he's wanted for a legit abuse of office in january a court there sentenced him in absentia to three years in prison. now in poland he's vowing to fight on. with i love poland but my fight you see in ukraine in georgia and. i'll fight to the end and what part of that is you really says he remains confident and has soon give a statement on his deportation. he was in need of good news coming up ahead it's the big reveal as former u.s. president barack obama takes his place in washington's national portrait gallery find out why his canvas is making history. but first want to go jewelry for business

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