one stockholm you know ruling force the cranium firm to pave the russians of about two billion u.s. dollars the latest decision was russia's gas must pay the cranium nafta gatt is a bit more than forty four point six billion dollars for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math that ends up that just comes to the point where an. moscow and the always have a lot of cash that is a bit more than two point five billion dollars and this really left gasper bosses really unhappy what they said was that the reasoning for these verdicts were completely unfair not betrayed it was just a further decision by the show of deterioration in the ukrainian economy we're categorically against the crane's economic problems been solved expense. well again as i was saying gas words between moscow and kiev have happened before they have led to energy crises in the region key of illegally syphoning russian gas that was intended for europe and in the end we remember that people ended up being frozen in ukraine and some other countries in the region and again since it is quite cold and russ

recent call well ukraine's nafta gas and russia's gas from have been settling their disputes and a stockholm arbitration court and in the last few years there have been so many issues and between these two but just a short while ago one stockholm tribunals decision forced the firm to pay the russians a sum of about two billion u.s. dollars that was basically a gas bill that they hadn't paid but then the latest decision was that russia's gas brom must pay. ukraine's nafta gatt is more than four point six billion u.s. dollars and that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math then moscow and he have more than two point five billion us dollars and the boss is aghast extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was completely unfair and that they're just bailing out a shattered economy which many times as we've seen just couldn't pay for the gas that they were buying now bitrate is justified the decision by the sharp deterioration in the ukrainian economy where categorically against the grain is economic problems been solved expands so russia ukraine g

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to gas again ukraine's nafta gas and russia's gas problem have been settling their disputes in a stockholm arbitration court and they've been having countless issues with each other for the last few years and one stockholm tribunals ruling forced the cranium firm to give the russians a sum of about two billion euros dollars and that was basically gas bill that they hadn't paid for but then the latest decision was that russia's gas from must pay ukraine's nafta gatt is more than four point six billion u.s. dollars and that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do that math then moscow ends up owing more than two point five billion euros dollars and the bosses at gas more extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was completely unfair and that they're just bailing out a shattered economy which many times as we've seen just couldn't pay for the gas that they were buying. not betray it is justified the decision by the show of deterioration in the economy we're categorically against the greens economic problems been solved expands. so russia ukraine gas wa

become an issue ukraine's nafta gas and russia's gas from have been settling their disputes and a stockholm arbitration court and in the last few years there have been so many issues and between these two but just a short while ago one stockholm tribunals decision forced the cranium firm to pay the russians a sum of about two billion u.s. dollars that was basically a gas bill that they hadn't paid but then the latest decision was that russia's gas brom must pay ukraine's nafta gatt as more than four point six. in u.s. dollars and that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math then moscow ends up. more than two point five billion euros dollars and the bosses at gas more extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was completely unfair and that they're just bailing out a shattered economy which many times as we've seen just couldn't pay for the gas that they were buying now arbitrates is justified the decision by the sharp deterioration in the ukrainian economy we're categorically against the grain is economic problems been solved expands it's not

a stockholm arbitration court and in the last few years there have been so many issues between these two but just a short while ago one stockholm tribunals decision forced the firm to pay the russians a sum of about two billion u.s. dollars that was basically a gas bill that they hadn't paid but then the latest decision was that russia's gas from must pay ukraine's nafta gatt as more than four point six billion u.s. dollars that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math then moscow and kiev more than two point five billion euros dollars and the bosses at gas were extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was completely unfair and that they're just bailing out a shattered economy which many times as we've seen just couldn't pay for the gas that they were buying now betrayed says justified the decision by the show of deterioration in the economy we're categorically against the economic problems been solved. if there's jenga tower of contracts for purchases the transit and all the political issues to top all that off collapses staying warm

dispute over gas supplies that is out there despite an appeal case still being heard by a court in stockholm. has the story. russia and ukraine could be on the brink of an all out gas war again kiev's begun seizing the assets of russia's energy giant gas but a few days ago gasper said it was scrapping all sales and transit contracts with ukraine's nafta gas and russia's gas from have been settling their disputes in a style called arbitration court and in the last few years there have been so many issues and between these two but just a short while ago one stockholm tribunals decision forced the firm to pay the russians a sum of about two billion u.s. dollars that was basically a gas bill that they hadn't paid but then the latest decision was that russia's gas brom must pay ukraine's nafta gatt as more than four point six billion u.s. dollars that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math then moscow ends up owing more than two point five billion u.s. dollars and the bosses aghast for more extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was completely

following a long dispute of a gas supplies despite an appeal case still being heard by a court in stockholm by trying to fix up the story russia and ukraine could be on the brink of an all out gas war again kiev speak seizing the assets of russia's energy giant gas but a few days ago gasper said it was scrapping all sales and transit contracts with ukraine's nafta gas and russia's gas from have been settling. there are disputes in a style called arbitration court and in the last few years there have been so many issues and between these two but just a short while ago one stockholm tribunals decision forced the firm to pay the russians a sum of about two billion u.s. dollars that was basically a gas bill that they hadn't paid but then the latest decision was that russia's gas brom must pay ukraine's nafta gad's more than four point six billion u.s. dollars that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math then moscow and kiev more than two point five billion euros dollars and the bosses at gas more extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was comp

we have memories of her at the after parties in stockholm a couple of yea rs parties in stockholm a coupled the contest and the contest loved her. how much less political was the voting back then? a very difficult question! there has a lwa ys a very difficult question! there has always been an element of cultural voting, and it was a different era but, at its heart, the contest was the same. was their political voting in1956? the same. was their political voting in 1956? who knows? a sad week generally poor eurovision overwrought, because katie and she was associated with the competition. the phrase icon is overused, but we have lost two, with katie boyle, who hosted for the uk on four occasions, probably the best presenter eurovision has ever had. and like lys assia, she was loyal to the contest lys assia, she was loyal to the co ntest a nd lys assia, she was loyal to the contest and its fans. thank you very much for paying tribute. good to see you. time for a look at the weather with phil avery. it hasn't been a bad day for many parts of the british isles. a bit more cloud in the south—e

wrapping up three days of talks in stockholm. the high level meetings cloaked in mystery and perhaps paving the way for the highly anticipated summit between mr. trump and the north korean leader kim jong-un. >> the swedish foreign minister did not reveal much and personally did not give us much more detail about a possible meeting between president trump and the north korean leader kim jong-un. north korean foreign minister her she was meeting with said absolutely nothing at all to the report as i have gathered in sweden.you might be asking yourself, why were the swedes meeting with the koreans? the reason is because sweden is one of only a few western countries with an embassy in north korea. the us does not have one so sweet and often acts as a go-between. donald trump you will recall agreed to meet kim by may. south korean officials met with kim so that he is willing to discuss the in other words nuclear weapons program. it is not clear if it is a breakthrough of a repetition of the long-standing position but they are ready t

guests in london sam ham the editor in chief of international interest joining us on skype from stockholm peter of aizenman senior researcher in the arms and military expenditure program at the stockholm international peace research institute and also on skype from london and i said director of the solders institute a think tank based in tripoli thank you all for joining us now unless i want to start with you is it at all surprising to hear that the u.n. is once again highlighting violations of the arms embargo in libya and that the u.a.e. and egypt are named as offenders in this report as well. when it's not supposed to go to kid for the bushes but this has been going on literally recently but has been going on for at least four years since the beginning of the civil war. began in july of two thousand and fourteen. but i think it's more troubling to hear this report now given that the international community has given libya probably until around september two thousand and eighteen to move towards elections and what this tells me is that the key regional actors that is egypt and the emira

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probably heard from stockholm off. but i said even if it were dashed in time of the kid already and. the one. going to. be sure i came to slay. a bad. kind to shabby cannot. don't you know it's not hard as i said feeney has been adequately to either hodges in his arm when he nor thirty of her where there are a lot of the said fear withhold. getting it wrong. london is on her way. there is a soda in the hand kimmel fear she will start. ted kennedy. they gave me a clue and i. started having one patient after the other. and when i was overwhelmed by the number of patients coming in with very complex problems and also by the human side behind it. several of these patients had stories behind their injuries which i also like that kind of emotional stress. i mean you don't want to kind of. base your medical decision on. emotions. but still in one little bit of fall in them you do. you do so but i hate how the. what's in the hole in the for the whole evil this isn't on the. patient live but in the idea of studying the. market

gun control rallies take place around the world in cities as far afield as london paris stockholm and sydney hundreds marched through the center of hong kong in an event organized by a group of mothers they carry pockets calling for tighter restrictions on weapons and held a minute's silence in memory of think terms of gun violence. hundreds of members of a rebel group are pulling as of the besieged of eastern huta near the syrian capital damascus both the has been lined up to transport those leaving along a corridor which has been periods of barricades and explosives as part of the agreement allowing lightly armed fighters to depart rebel enclaves state television ses that the syrian army is advancing into areas previously held by the insurgents . meanwhile the turkish military says it now has come pleat to control of the ethnically kurdish afrin region in northern syria has led to protests by kurdish groups around the world who accuse turkey of ethnic cleansing but i'm chris says it's only targeting the kurdish y p g militia which it calls a terrorist group. turkish and free syrian

can control drugs took place around the world in cities as far afield as london paris stockholm and city hundreds marched through the center of hong kong in an event organized by a group of mothers carrying placards calling for. these are restrictions on weapons and held a minute's silence in memory of victims of gun violence. many of the world's iconic sights and attractions have been marking earth hour by switching off their lights from the city off of the empire state building in new york side lines have been a little darker as the event moves through the time zones is aimed at sparking global awareness about environmental issues of. light site in most schools rate square. as the eiffel tyra disappears from the paris. at eight thirty pm local time cities around the world stopped eliminating their landmarks and turned out the lights for air thyra it's part of a call for international unity for action on climate change and last just sixty minutes taking place each year for more than a decade it all started in sydney which was also one of the first cities to go black the world wide fund

involved in poroshenko and now is getting dangerous for them he has a bad gas with russia the so-called stockholm court ruling which force us to pay two point five to six billion dollars to ukraine. and absolutely outrageous you know ruling because russia has been supplying these gas you know ukraine has been using it so. says that if he doesn't get the money he is going to arrest north stream and stop all supplies oh i don't know it's i'm certainly going to make determines how being ok i mean if the law of unintended consequences and they always have rules then rule dang germans have no one but themselves to blame for that because germany and france whatever their leaders say they have been supporting this regime all along they've helped my down regime to be installed more than doing as you see over the top of my down regime and there's fascists in ukraine is just russian propaganda except that you might notice that the guardian finally noticed this week that the ukrainian members of the of the bad fascist a's off. but talian now officiated with with the police as an all. law enforcement body on

the lake is just south of stockholm. it's just 2,000 meters long and 50 meters wide.ound was really extraordinary that day because the lake is so narrow and the ice was so thin, and then the quality was so good. it's just two-, 2.5-day-old ice. it's very pristine in the beginning. it's not too thick. it's alive. you feel it you hear it. so this is like the holy grail. it's like the icu is singing, ar it when it's getting feet or the pitch, titch gets higher, the frequency gets higher. so, we jusstarted recording. you hear the noi best when you skate ten to 20 meters away. so i just took it inirectly into my camera. it's a very high pitched tone. so it was fairly okay to recd it with the built-in mic. so there's nothing fancy about it. i skate here because there's not nothing much more to do in the stockholm winter, and i really enjoy the adventure. i'm very curious. i want to see how far can we go, where can we go. you can have adventure just outside your doorstep. you don't have to travel to the other side of the world. you can get your fix here. >> woodruff: how did

north korea's foreign minister holding yet another round of talks with his swedish counterpart in stockholmlling speculation the scandinavian country could be the location of a possible meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un, but a former cia officer is skeptical. >> i'm not really convinced that stockholm is a likely venue for some talks. you know, kim jong-un, the north korean leader, has never left north korea since becoming the country's leader. julie: ryan chilcote has the story. >> julie, the swedish foreign minister didn't reveal much and crucially didn't really provide any new detail on a possible meeting between president trump and the north korean leader kim jong-un. the north korean foreign minister who she was meeting with said absolutely nothing at all to the reporters who had gathered outside the venue in sweden. why were the swedes meeting with the koreans? the reason is because sweden is one of only a very few western countries with an embassy in north korea. the u.s. doesn't have one. so sweden often acts as a go between. trump you will recall a

embassy in two thousand and twelve after being accused of rape in sweden a case later dropped by stockholm or for a tax whistleblower fears leaving the embassy and being extradited to the united states where he faces charges of espionage colvin of the. courage foundation told us his remarks on the cattle on referendum oh proven too much for a quid or. it seems to be an escalation we're talking about a few tweets about the cattle an election which for a particular reason seems to be particularly sensitive to ecuador and their international relations it goes to show that although we could have done an amazing service and are doing an amazing service in protecting julian assange and the issue of the catalan election i think which you know may not be obvious to many people in the the catalan referendum rather it may not be obvious to many people in the world is in the spanish speaking world an extremely controversial issue it think that's. the situation is in korea is increasingly difficult for him and quite frankly you know there is no. day was an investigation going on in sweden there is no

between two thousand and eight and twenty seventeen now obvious making to vesa men who is from the stockholm international peace research institute and he says that citizens need to put more pressure on their leaders to block weapons sales. there are a few you in turn trees where the bait has led to the decision by go all the modes so you no longer are a new arm sales to particularly saudi arabia and also to the emirates well that's not going to make a very big difference on the arms mostly region because of course there's so many other states which can and do produce arms and. to sell weapons to the region and certainly not notice well that's the u.k. which just signed voice and it's working on a major deal with saudi arabia again or whether it's a country like russia or china which are trying to get a share out the markets in the region at which they didn't have before to that extent super society has to try to understand this kind of figures we present today and other similar information so i do understand what impact has on them to work on governments the industry to some extent to try t

from a leaner lindholm of stockholm's carolyn's could institute one thing is keep. the volunteers will exercise one leg during the ten. period the other leg isn't trained at all. it looks really good mark so you know the reason we're doing this one leg training is that both your legs have the same genes they experience the same die at the same strasse the same sleep it's only going to be the training that differs so we can then use the other leg as your own control if exercise really does alter our genes that might also help explain its health benefits. we all know that it's good to exercise there are so many health benefits of training like you reduce the risk for many of our most common diseases like type two diabetes obesity cardiovascular disease different cancers but we don't completely understand the mechanisms behind these health benefits. we have. to examine and compare the genes the researchers take a small sample of muscle cells one from the exercise leg one from the one that wasn't exercised. the researchers examine the d.n.a. from the muscle tissue biops

right we can now speak to peter visit a man who is a senior researcher at that very institute the stockholm international peace research institute and he's joining us via skype from sun home forgive me for sounding a little bit negative but none of this really is surprising when countries are in conflict you expect weapons sales to go up. absolutely true but it is not surprising you do this don't worry the countries continue to choose weapons as their main to see and the conflicts will see to ensure their security for example saudi arabia which is not necessarily going into yemen trying to talk with the rebels there but instead it use military means to tries to sort out problems even though large parts of the rest of the world say that's not the best way to go about now this year perhaps more of the separately than other years is the debate or the opinion being expressed about concerns regarding human rights particularly when it comes to the war in yemen it's about the number of civilians who are being killed in military conflict but this is a debate that doesn't seem to be having any impac

that's stockholm syndrome.ing beauty, an unconscious woman kissed by a strange man without her consent. ##metoo. yeah, that's not prince charming, that's prince cosby, that's what that is. ( audience reacts ) but let's move on. let's move on to our main story. facebook has been in the news this week and the fallout from its data sharing scandal shows no sign of stopping. in fact, people have even started a movement online called #dleet facebook which people are using on facebook. ( laughter ) which if you think about it is like seeing an abstinence video being the top hit on porn club. that's why mark zuckerberg made a rare appearance on cnn to try to stop the bleeding. >> what went wrong? >> so this was a major breach of trust and i'm really sorry that this happened. you know, we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data, and if we can't do that, then we don't deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. so our responsibility now is to make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> trevor: why do

i mean it's a pallet in southern stockholm. purgative in blood and her friends organized the meetings. they met each other at one. point how was it going but that's ok it's because of my very nice i've only been twice a foul i got the. these ladies as part of the deal. to cut the benefits. they meet up often these days it helps keep their spirits up they say. everyone here has already lost members of their family and the memories can weigh heavily on them. one or a good for some of my friends and acquaintances died much too ernie mcginty. it's very sad i've been feeling pretty lonely celt says i'm pinning my hopes on these meetings. i believe in them. shared hobbies and interests can help bridge the gap the key to successful speed dating is quickly figuring out what you might have in common. you didn't see if you have the west very nice we found out he is interested in electronics and i am too yes my telephone number is zero seven zero four. which are exchanged phone numbers. their speed dating experience is off to a promising

if that's not spooky enough then head to sweden south of stockholm you'll find our number one in an abandoned silver mine. here guest take the elevator down for five minutes one hundred fifty five meters underground where it's dark and cold the temperature is only two degrees celsius. the one who tells wheat is the only part of the mine that's heated if it gets too scary guests can call for help on a walkie talkie or hook to comb the mines go by singing. not sure i'd fancy that last one well we saw some impressive hotels there but i doubt any of them can match the luxury of the same. regis model resorts on the spanish arland of new york up at the five star institution suites come with butler service you may think the tradition is a thing of the past but it's very much alive at the resort where guests are catered to like characters on downton abbey your every wish is their command. head butler rico if lind is getting a sweet ready for a new guest it's eight o'clock in the morning here at the five star hotel st regis mart of all new york a resort. originally from leipzig he's worked on the bali

last week, at the monetary conference in stockholm, the major industrial countries decided to take a big step toward creating a new international monetary asset that will strengthen the international monetary system. and i am very proud of the very able work done by secretary fowler and the chairman of the federal reserve board. to make the system work, the united states must wring its balance of payments to equilibrium. a responsible fiscal policy in this country. now,assage of a tax bill together with expenditure control that the congress may desire, and dictate, is absolutely necessary to protect this nation's security. and to continue our prosperity. and to meet the needs of our people. is severalstake years of unparalleled prosperity. the realseveral years, income of the average american -- bile most 30%. -- by almost 30%. the steps that we must take to are exactly world the steps that we must take to sustain our own economic strength here at home. in the past eight months, prices and interest rates have risen because of our inaction. now do, therefore, everything we can to move

last year when they had to read so what this movement supposedly to events are about one stockholm in the result which was the end of an endurance and second of all it wants the results of the election to please after that and it should turn to independents are these a majority that's what they want to see. quite remarkable situation i would argue to see the former catalan leader put a man running away from an e.u. country taking exile in the capital counties still have influence over politics in belgium. i mean it's incredible situation and we have to look at this and actually start to question what democracy really means and the european context i have not seen and not internationally which i across the european union when it comes to what's going on in past what we normally got the situation on which in what you have in peace in jail you have championed us and joined the sound chosen in who's been actually to be annoying to those that we've got and the council and a parliament and even be able to use the jail on monday to attend to the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme

last few years there have been so many issues and between these two but just a short while ago one stockholm tribunals decision forced the firm to pay the russians a sum of about two billion u.s. dollars that was basically a gas bill that they hadn't paid but then the latest decision was that russia's gas brom must pay. ukraine's nafta gatt is more than four point six billion u.s. dollars and that was for abusing their position as a monopoly and if you do the math then moscow and he have more than two point five billion u.s. dollars and the boss is aghast more extremely unhappy they were saying that the reasoning for that was completely unfair and that they're just bailing out a shattered economy which many times as we've seen just couldn't pay for the gas that they were buying now bitrate is justified the decision by the sharp deterioration in the economy we're categorically against the grain is economic problems been solved it expands so russia ukraine gas wars have happened before and it has previously led to energy crises in the region those in the west as you were saying for now they do

this comes after a secret meeting in stockholm. north korea's foreign minister flew to beijing for talks with his swedish counterpart, who said the discussions have been good and constructive. she refused to say whether they discussed a possible summit between the u.s. and north korean leaders. sources say that two ministers plan to continue the talks on saturday. the swedish prime minister must also at that meeting before traveling to berlin. he said his country would do whatever it could as a mediator, and that sweden's long-standing relationship with north korea meant it enjoyed a position of trust. >> we have a responsibility to act as a facilitator. all countries, everybody needs to help out here. we need to find a way to build common security. the substance is north korea, south korea, china, united states, japan, they are the group of countries that have to find a solution. we can facilitate and try to help and support the process, and that is what we have offered. phil: so what are the chances of success, and why is sweden

last week at the monetary conference in stockholm, the major industrial countries decided to take a big step toward creating an international monetary asset that will strengthen the international monetary system. i am very proud of the very able work done by the federal reserve board. but to make this system work, the united states must bring its balance of payments to, or very close to equilibrium. we must have a responsible fiscal policy in this country. the passage of a tax bill now, together with expenditure control that congress may desire and dictate, is absolutely necessary to protect this nation's security, and to continue our prosperity, and to meet the needs of our people. what is at stake is seven years of unparalleled prosperity. in those seven years, the real income of the average american after taxes rose by almost 30%. a gain as large as that of the entire proceeding 19 years. the steps we must take to convince the world are exactly the steps we must take to sustain our own economic strength at home. in the past eight months, prices and interest rates have risen because o

embassy in london after being accused of rape in sweden a case which has since been dropped by stockholm's also riches. i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternatives but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to be the center of the digital with you and we'll show the great game the great game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get going let's go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the father thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one it was also appreciated me to just say the reno p.r.t. team's latest edition to make up a bigger. book. make this manufacture come sentenced to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. from the real news is real world. local wal-mart sell