didn't really like each other didn't respect each other and knew everything about each other when shevardnadze who basically raised this new generation of politicians gave up his power voluntarily but he warns georgians about possible danger. we shouldn't encourage these guys of you know their kids a bubble of anything. people close to really remember how he began his political career. he was a young man with a degree in international law from kiev's university of international affairs very friendly sociable and charming. but later it became obvious that he was unstable hyper emotional. patients. just wasn't one of his characteristics. and. there is a small country basically everybody knows everybody here knew that young mikhail saakashvili was from an educated family this is me said when he was a little. biography scola leadership position in university in military service in the soviet border troops but after the fall of the soviet union sec is really got the chance to study abroad he did it with the help of his uncle a u.n. diplomat in ninety ninety five sexually returns to georgia with his

shevardnadze first his son in law they did this next few days are not authorized the fifty seven year old be the monthly debt to all georgian pensioners and teachers will be covered by this amount that had been transferred by shover nazis daughter from new york. in february two thousand and five the anti corruption struggle receded into the background and georgia was shocked when prime minister. this century the second man in the country died in mysterious circumstances. with the economic downturn in the final months the love of the deal shanghai and the rest of life until you meet a few will be if we. know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one hundred ten. and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. and our teen years we have a different. oh because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk

we ventured to just now up next as promised and sophie shevardnadze approach the israeli palestinian conflict and the toll it's taking on the entire region is our next program after the break. a spanish language teacher of texas has been fired for posing nude in playboy before she became a teacher parents of found out about this timid that she be fired because her. inappropriate and that it was a distraction the classroom well this was something she did in the past which was legal so there's that i mean if you pose for playboy you are forbidden to work in the normal world also as a former teenage boy i can tell you that any young attractive teacher will cause a distraction with the boys and wolf you can fire people for being distracting than when they have to for every teacher with a handicap or abnormal appearance on the other hand though teachers are supposed to be people for children to respect and to look up to and when your spiritual teachers were in those so the good stuff for money to play boy it is a lot harder respect that sort of person and it sure isn't a good example for

hello and welcome to sophie and co on sophie shevardnadze israel may be losing its cause with the us because of a pretty unexpected arrival iran president obama after his failed attempt to strike syria welcomed the chance to be remembered for possibly opening a new iran relations with the islamic state israel's alarm calls over aidan's nuclear ambitions have nearly been drowned out by the friendly face of iran's rouhani at the u.n. general assembly well israel now stand alone will it strike singlehandedly. contrast and conflict israel has achieved its right to exist even though. it's used to dictating its terms that's not to conform knowing this is always there but. how things change for israel is their big friend drifting carried away by its own fights and failures is israel up to the task of the fed to get self. so our guest today is israel's deputy foreign minister is it ed q thank you very much for being with us on this program that benjamin netanyahu his visit to the united states doesn't seem to have produced the desired result for its row so is america less of a friends now. i

hello welcome to sophie and co sophie shevardnadze bahrain seems to have remained unaffected by the arab spring however local activists say it's because of governments having hail that puts down any dissent what's really going on in a tiny al kingdom how did black reign manage to stay out of the media raiders and what is in store for them. in the world gripped by a revolution. few countries have remained on a track to what's called bahrain has seen protests dissidents jailed in opposition to. the stability political oppression in the middle east who's the fight for freedom. which sucker flies is worth beginning and which will break shoes. and our guest today is miramar howard jaya human rights activist whose father is a prominent bahraini dissident currently jailed following anti-government protests in two thousand and eleven we are great to have you with us today so to be honest it's really hard to understand what's going on in bahrain you know when it comes to this form of rule one some say it's a dictatorship even a tyrant a others say it's a legitimate constitutional monarchy committ

hello and welcome to sophie and co on sophie shevardnadze israel may be losing its cause with the us because of a pretty unexpected arrival iran president obama after his failed attempt to strike syria welcomed the chance to be remembered for possibly opening a new iraq in relations with the islamic state israel's alarm calls over aidan's nuclear ambitions said nearly been drowned out by the friendly face of aidan's rouhani at the u.n. general assembly well israel now stand alone will it strike single handedly. contrast and conflict israel has achieved its right to exist even though. it's used to dictating its terms that's not to conform knowing the u.s. is always there but. how things change for israel is their big friend drifting carried away by its own fights and failures israel up to the task of defending itself. so our guest today is israel's deputy foreign minister. thank you very much for being with us on this program that benjamin netanyahu his visit to the united states doesn't seem to have produced the desired result for its row so is america less of a friends now. i have t

artist sophie shevardnadze who is a georgian has been awarded the privilege of carrying the flame through the streets of st petersburg and when it comes to the idea of boycotting the winter olympics she doesn't see eye to eye with mr saakashvili i think georgian people should do whatever it is the right thing to do it's up to them but if you ask me personally that lightly. or just would be a proud torch any member loves your job clubs as it were to. get a good. easter wireless where should you crane places loyalties the country's been facing a major dilemma since russia's warning that key of would have to give up any hope of a free trade agreement with his fellow former soviet republics should have pursued a similar deal with the e.u. now the stakes are high as explains. the funeral of independence this is how ukraine's movement but i'd describe the him in signing over an association agreement between kiev and the european union. our government doesn't tell the truth about what will really happen with our economy health of his g.d.p. relies on export and half of it almost evenly split bet

today it's as low as one of eduard shevardnadze in two thousand and three when he was basically blamed for anything that was wrong in the country history repeats itself. gives you an idea of the evolution of approval ratings of mr saakashvili it was as high as seventy three percent in two thousand and four when he came to power with triumph. and here's august two thousand and thirteen with just fourteen percent. according to every second elite said the leader of the parliamentary majority campaign manager of the blocks nominate the ruling coalition will not repeat mistakes. i spent my political career in the opposition. and i remember what kind of methods were used against it i will not allow the use of these methods against the opposition ever again. relations with russia is getting more and more complicated the ruling party led by events really says it's ready set men's eyes were brushed but indicates it will not happen overnight i haven't been to russia for ten years. and i don't speak russian very well now. but i will speak russian. we are fully prepared to revive our friendship wi

hello and welcome to so thin kill i'm sophie shevardnadze said in turbulent times in a turbulent wage and india has remained an oasis of stability but not without its own internal impulse like power to the corruption of the right way to react to syrian strife any dogs nuclear program will contain the taliban wants interaction forces withdraw from afghanistan to learn india's outlook on this and other matters i caught up with indian foreign minister sutton one question on his visit to. india. the billion strong state. the land of huge riches and endless poverty. a rising economic giant the most populous democracy with notorious corruption how does india feel in a turbulent world how does it deal with terrorist cells on its northwest flank doesn't enjoy its neighbors pakistan and china is india's voice heard by the international community. we talk to the country's foreign minister so many who should. warship india's foreign minister it's great to have you on the show today sir thank you so this is ration on the in the middle east and particularly in syria is on everybody's mind these da

shevardnadze his son in law. they are not authorized. the monthly. pensioners and teachers will be covered by this amount that had been transferred by schaeffer nazis daughter from new york. in february two thousand and five the anti corruption struggle receded into the background. georgia was shocked when prime minister. this century the second man in the country died in mysterious circumstances. but. on the show before that that. are trying to monetise their flatulence that's the that's the economic growth in the u.k. they talk about g.d.p. and. annualizing at three percent growth but debts annualizing at nine percent growth and higher if you put the debts that are off the balance sheet like on the bank of england back into the mix the debts compound a good twenty percent a year or so three percent a year in g.d.p. growth even though it doesn't even discount for the actual inflation number the fact is you can commies in negative territory they're living on carty farts they're living on corny farts here that's their entire economic so-called growth.

sophie shevardnadze speaks with an israeli military whistleblower who explains why he's against keeping the palestinians penned in. and nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to court to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun most of us untrained i have to say that for example i was trying for eight months before i was sent to active duty for the first time out of the eight months seven months seven months and three weeks had nothing to do with what i was doing in my in my in the remaining of my service i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most soldiers so you get there to the west bank or to you know around the gaza strip unprepared to deal with civilians unprepared to control civilians the only thing that you are fed with fear and hate and you know you are constantly told be be careful of the palestinians if you turn your back to them they will stab you in the back your told when i got to the west bank i was told that we need to show the ship but its theme is that there is a new sheriff in town and i'm quoting here. and n

career in sarah not just party but was even the leader of the parliamentary majority that supported shevardnadze. when he criticised knives and his government in his public addresses never mentioned the fact that he himself used to be minister of justice in that government. to help his hinde asking people to vote for him but i feel. like. in this hyperactive young minister with his populist ideas the georgian you. know even the parents are skinned you haven't come down from the trees yet. russians still wear strong shoes. very important lesson at that time there are no friends in politics powell often scared even. his own party members. will push he wants to be the leader and he will do anything for that position. literally anything in justifies the means. he often says to his close allies know this if i have to i will sacrifice my own mother who raised me by herself and that was true. nobody can stand in my way but if you stand next to me i will never forget it. anyone who joins my team will be duly rewarded. i'm a very sentimental person sentimental very often when i see sad movies. often cry

featuring sec israelis approval rating over the past years today it's as low as one of eduard shevardnadze in two thousand and three when he was basically blamed for anything that was wrong in the country history repeats itself. gives you an idea of the evolution of approval ratings of mr saakashvili it was as high as seventy three percent in. when he came to power with triumph change and here's august two thousand and thirteen just fourteen percent. according to demi's saigon elite said the leader of the parliamentary majority campaign manager of the blocks nominee the ruling coalition will not repeat mistakes. i spent my political career in the opposition. and i remember what kind of methods were used against it i will not allow the use of these methods against the opposition ever again. relations with russia getting more and more complicated the ruling party led by event really says it's ready segment eyes were brushed but indicates it will not happen overnight i haven't been to russia for ten years. and i don't speak russian very well now you know or. not. but i will speak russian. we

good this is it for today my guest was israel's deputy foreign minister zev and kidding me sophie shevardnadze that so watching we'll see you next time. a little. bit of the. pain of the young girl's cammo for the future hunger. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the pass' that is the law or you know i mean this teaches them a lot of rough spots ability to simply come to pay through the eyes of children if we can do it for our children alone for our future home to the country will save. real damage. flexibly of this oil spill was not sent to you just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant on b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for democracy it's a ste

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze a solution to syria's chemical weapons is finding its way to reality here inspectors are now in the war zone to deal with whatever chemical stockpiles they may find it's been the biggest triumph for the one on syria after years of seemingly fruitless talks on its civil war the outcome could be much needed proof that in the world of rage in conflicts and disagreements the united nations still has a place. president's speech and global attention every year the u.n. general assembly brings together world leaders maybe never talk and other circumstances but do they hear each other on the honest about their intentions when the world is watching do they care about finding a solution or is their agenda the only things that matter with syria as a litmus test we can now see whether the u.s. still makes sense. our guest today is exactly sure he rushes and void to the united nations mr churkin it's great to have you on the program with us today. now the resolution on syria is obviously so the resolution on syria is obviously a victory f

are welcome to it says the intel on civil shevardnadze and. government shutdown. it's a start bob or adam has made the world question yet again how all the major mechanisms affecting the global climate to make sure that it's possible not to task. has it ever been for hasn't. been the. governmental. currency wars strike threats despite as you searches for peace conflicts have plagued the world. in times of technical progress and overproduction for humanity leaves in poverty and neglect well the internet is a most pople and helpful tool it's turned into a global civilians device and another conflict zone what makes good things bad is that's completely out of control or is it the meddling of the few who are weaving it to guard their own interests. and our guest today is another national security whistleblower and no it's not edward snowden and i was mark innovates and he joins us from the american city of minneapolis mark it's great to have you on our program today so the drama in washington what was it is a comedy or a tragedy i tell you what it's really disturbing

color welcome to set the intel on sophie shevardnadze and said that you couldn't government shutdowndefault threats and debt ceiling is a blogger and that has made the world question yet again how all the major mechanisms affecting the global climate to make sure that it's possible. to the task and has it ever been there for has it all in the ocean. governmental. currency wars strike threats despite as you searches for peace in conflicts have plagued the world. in times of technical progress and. the overproduction of humanity believes in poverty and neglect well be internet is a most powerful and helpful tool it's turned into a global surveillance device and another conflict zone what makes good things bad is that completely out of control or is it the meddling of the few who are weaving it to guard their own interests. and our guest today is another national security one.

hello welcome to serbian carillon shevardnadze and i could a government shutdown default threats and. it is a bobber and that has made the world question yet again how all the major mechanisms affecting the global climate to make sure that it's possible. to task and then has it ever been there or has it all a little. governmental. currency wars strike threats despite as you searches for these conflicts have plagued the world. in times of technical progress and the overproduction of humanity lives in poverty and neglect well the internet is a most powerful and helpful tool it's turned into a global civilians device and another conflict zone what makes good things bad is that completely out of control or is it the meddling of the few who are weaving it to guard their own interests. and our guest today is another national security whistleblower and no it's not edward snowden and i was mark innovates and he joins us from the american city of minneapolis mark it's great to have you on our program today so the drama in washington what was it is a comedy or a tragedy. i tell you what it's re

hello and welcome to so thin curl on sophie shevardnadze said in turbulent times in a turbulent region india has remained an oasis of stability but not without its own internal and potholes like corruption what's the right way to react to syrian strife founded on sukkot program who will contain the taliban once international forces withdraw from afghanistan to learn india's outlook on these and other matters i caught up with indian foreign minister someone pushing on his visit to moscow. the billion strong state. below and of huge riches and over to the overall easing economic joy in.

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze a solution to syria's chemical weapons is finding its way to reality here inspectors are now in the war zone to deal with whatever chemical stockpiles they may find it's been the biggest triumph or the one on syria after earshot of seemingly fruitless talks on its civil war the outcome could be much needed proof that in the world of waging conflicts and disagreements the united nations still has a place. president's speech and global attention every year the u.n. general assembly brings together world leaders the maid and never talk of the circumstances but do they hear each other on the honest about their intentions when the world is watching do they care about finding a solution or is their agenda the only thing that mattered was syria as a litmus test we can now see whether the u.n. still makes sense. our guest today is that it should be russia's and voyage to the united nations mr churkin it's great to have you on the program with us today. now the resolution on syria is obviously so the resolution on syria is obviously a

bringing you the updates on the tortures trip sometimes even carrying the flame our selves sophie shevardnadze right there you can see the photos and the footage of the torch relay right now at . the olympic torch is on a big journey. one hundred twenty three days. through two. cities of russia. really fourteen people. or sixty killing. in a record setting trip by land here. the. torch relay. m r r r. r just a moment on the bed but for now in the program a rare piece of good. news in the u.k. where g.d.p. the measure of annual economic output has risen by almost a percent while some areas are getting back on their feet others particularly in the north have adjusted to all hold. on to find out what it will take to breathe life back into these struggling town. once providing the life blood to the british economy now much of britain's industrial infrastructure lies in ruin but whilst full industrial hubs like leeds and manchester have risen from the ashes many smaller northern towns and cities have had a harder time reinventing themselves and a recent article in the economist magazine took it one

hello welcome to this is the incredible i'm since the shevardnadze and then i could a government shutdown difficulty rights and debt ceiling is a bobber ad that has made the world question yet again how all the major mechanisms affecting the global climate will turn a sure that is possible just not to the task and then the war has ever been though or has it all been an illusion.

more than two years as the opposition accuses the monarchy refusing to talk about reforms sophie shevardnadze discuss the prospects of the uprising with a prominent activist there is a taste of what's coming up at nine thirty am g.m.t. . that's is anarchy i mean a for looking at the situation right now where we have a crackdown almost on a daily basis where we have people getting arbitrarily arrested from their homes during night raids where we have children being picked off the streets where we have people attacked with tear gas inside their homes where torture is from is that not in itself a form of anarchy we don't really have a system that is you know governed by a legal system there are no laws basically the police are free to do what they want government officials are free to do what they want in my opinion that is anarchy in itself. or it is a nearly half past ten in the morning here in moscow and nearly two thirty am in new york time next for cross talk with people. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of field detroit has

is sophie shevardnadze why many i.d.f. soldiers are unhappy about their mission to keep the settlers safe. you send nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to court to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most soldiers so you get there to to the west bank or to you know around the gaza strip unprepared to deal with civilians unprepared to control civilians the only thing that you are fed with is fear and hate and you know you are constantly told be careful of the palestinians if you turn your back to them they will stab you in the back your shoulder when i got to the west bank i was told that we need to show the ship palestinians that there is a new sheriff in town and i'm quoting here. as i live in cars put a strain in people living in the u.k. some are starting to adapt their ideas on what should be considered. first reports. when addressing the issue of affordable housing one london charities being thinking outside the

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temper or does order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economists struggle to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls to win.

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temper which is order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economists trouble to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls the winds. and the reality of the global economic slowdown money still makes the world go round and the so called advice and last political maneuvering and corruption is money the source of all evil or just those who control it. banks they keep the people's wealth or just steal it. and any government be called on this who runs the economic and political sea. i guess today's whistleblower karen hughes former siniora counsellor at the world bank karen it's great to have you on the show today thanks for having me sophie i'm glad to be with you so the government shutdown is didn't move one of part of the republicans justified is fighting off obamacare worth all this mass. i think there's

hello welcome to sophie and co on sophie shevardnadze israel may be losing its cause with the us because of a pretty unexpected drive on iran president obama after his failed attempt to strike syria welcomed the chance to be remembered for possibly opening a new iran relations with the islamic state israel's alarm calls over aidan's nuclear.

comments came earlier this month right after the kick off of the games torch relay are to sophie shevardnadze who is georgian has been awarded the privilege of carrying the flamed through the streets of st petersburg and when it comes to the idea of boycotting the winter olympics he's now ally of mr saakashvili if you will who are good. i think georgian people should do whatever they think is the right thing to do it's up to them but if you ask me personally. or just very proud of target a member of the absurd outlets is exerting. good. now thousands of opposition activists are marching through central moscow right now the protesters are rallying in support of those arrested on may the sixth last year when a thousand strong protest on the eve of president bush's inauguration turned violent yet the warriors have set a limit of twenty thousand people for today's march but so far the turnout has been much lower and unofficial opposition movement in russia emerged two years ago in response to allegations of ballot rigging during the country's parliamentary election but have since lost momentum. n

hello and welcome to sophie and kill i'm sophie shevardnadze said in turbulent times in a turbulent wage in india has remained an oasis of stability but not without its own internal impulse like power to a corruption of the right way to react to syrian strife and it also took a.

shevardnadze thanks so watching we'll see you next time. actually nothing very good is happening now afghanistan the last twelve years and that's something western media and political leaders don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is a kleptocratic corrupt. state but we should reframe the question so i was only just stays there there will be violence there will be chaos because it's an occupying power it again you know the u.s. wants to keep a footprint there but the longer its footprint is there the more well with lin had to say the violence will continue because of occupation you know just the fact that the afghan government has not yet been able to convince the afghan people that it provides a better alternative. could take three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project. dealing with torch is on a big journey. one hundred and twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred ton two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousa

hello welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze the u.s. governmental shutdown what is it a temporary does order of the symptom of a serious disease budget talks are tough in any state as economy struggling to stay afloat among the stronger waves of the global crisis but is there somebody who benefits from this troubled state of affairs or maybe even controls the winds. and the reality of the global economic slowdown money still makes the world go round and the so called advice and last political maneuvering and corruption is money the source of believe it or just those who control it. banks they keep people's wealth or just steal it. and any government be called on this runs the economic and political sea. i guess today's whistleblower karen hughes former siniora counselor at the world bank karen it's great to have you on the show today thanks for having me sophia i'm glad to be with you so the government shutdown is didn't move on the part of the republicans justified is fighting off obamacare worth all this mass. i think there's somethin

welcome to sort of be a pill i'm sophie shevardnadze migration has always been seen as a way to find a better. than a man fleeing from the troubles of your homeland conflicts an economic shakeup have brought millions of migrants talking about stirred up strong. feelings the new neighbors leave in peace and what should be done for that. time. an unprecedented population wave exposing fortress europe's policy failures immigration is changing its challenge in europe polarizing its politics and on settling its societies. to extremism be sidelined that's the fear factor eliminated from the european frontlines. our guest today is tony robinson who used to be the face and leader of the english defense league street protest movement known for its strong anti islam stance tony it's great to have you on this program today now your recent departure from the english defense league surprised if not shocked both your supporters and opponents looking back are you proud of the a.d.l. leadership or disillusioned with it on proud of form in the sense he completely. for treating the years in this count

hello and welcome to syfy and pro i'm sophie shevardnadze israeli maps show its border is going all the way to the river jordan international low however much of the jordan is west bank his palace.

and welcome to said fan pro i'm surfing shevardnadze israel a maps show its border is going all the way to the river jordan international low however much of the jordan's west bank is palestinian as well as its for its own cars and with an ever widening that's acceptable and to ensure safety next to the settlers are always the soldiers the i.d.f. the israeli defense force and its mission is what we're talking about. israeli soldiers. brave patriotic proud to defend their country but how to deploy when there is no direct attack. gaza border control west bank patrols checkpoint inspections watching over palestinians. breaking the silence has a collection of disturbing testimony of abuse. and destruction. of soldiers even when there is no danger. and our guest today is that you guys dollar a member of the idea of veterans who are breaking the silence are you hyde's great to have you with us on the program so basically breaking the silence is a community of i.d.f. whistleblowers right yeah yeah but i guess what we're trying to do. and publish stories. at events some kind of discourse regard