in ukraine. who decided. to begin pumping gas in a year's time and south stream. the europeans. to begin. it will be by the end of two thousand and fourteen. hello mr morningstar thank you very much for being with us on the show my pleasure you're welcome well mr morningstar first of all you were the u.s. state special envoy for european for eurasian rather energy why is this issue of your asian energy so important for the state department that they have a special envoy to deal with these matters and you've been with it for the fool for some time now wife had experience really in all aspects of it because i did work in the caspian area in the ninety's i worked with russia earlier than that with respect to various programs that we've had in russia after the breakup of the soviet union and then i was ambassador to the european union so i have a combination of experiences which made it. good i think a pretty good fit for this position. but. our interest as we have several interests one the relationship that the united states and europe have is obviously very close our economies are

what i meant with ukraine. i think now it being this was a deliberate action designed to starve people. we know much more about the great terror. both of these policies, collectivization and terror weighed most heavily on the western border lands of the soviet union. where the germans were going to kill in the largest numbers. this overlap is never noticed. soviet history jumps from 1941 to 1945 with the war as a separate subject. we can make the observation that the places with stalin killed were also the places where hitler killed. the third is the strongest body, that is the history of the holocaust. in the last 20 years since history in germany, it has been raised to very high levels indeed. mainly by german historians, also by israeli and poland. all of this has been tremendously important. however, there are some limitations to the history of holocaust as well. the first of these is language. almost all of the holocaust history that is read is based upon german sources and german sources alone. which can

baltic states, ukraine and most of poland. so what this means is of all the killing that took place, organized by both hitler and stalin from the atlantic to the pacific the tremendous majority of this mass murder was concentrated in this relatively small territory. this is the event that caught my attention to the district's me that once we know these numbers and we can't localize these numbers in time when we can look at them in a place, what we see is an even which has few comparisons in the history of the world. the question then would be why is there no history of this event? why has someone to become the one seen it as an event? why wasn't it written before? i would like to start by saying a few words why i think it is. in the last 20 years, we have had a new opportunity to write such a history. the reason we had this opportunity is that the soviet union collapsed in 1991. eastern europe began to open in 1989. this is very important. obviously this is important in terms of understanding the history of the soviet union an

participant at least to some extent in the book oh it may be there for russia and ukraine and europe can solve the transit problems with respect to ukraine maybe that would make unnecessary spending large amounts of money on south street so maybe you could have a situation where you had nord stream. modernized ukrainian system that all the parties felt comfortable with and russia participating in the southern corridor that may in the end make the most sense. looking looking down the road in this new world. what about the shale gas that was discovered in europe well americans know a lot of shale gas do you think that if it really. is a success story. will it make because struction of needed gas pump plants in europe or didn't i don't think so i think there's always going to be a need for new pipelines but again. as i mentioned earlier i don't think that we should over emphasize the importance of these new pipelines whether it be nobuko or south stream or whatever what's happening in europe and internally is going to be a lot more important than than any specific pipeline shale maybe o

sealing the border of ukraine. there was the requisition targets, guaranteed that millions of people were going to die when only hundreds of thousands of people were going to die. i make that clear. whether it's a genocide or not is another question. in that section at the end my book which i refer, i also explain why i don't use the word genocide in the whole book. the reason that i don't, i think precisely when you talk about these things, you end up in your discussions was it a genocide or not? i do think they are enlightening. one the reasons is that people mean different things by the word. it's beyond my power in one book or one lecture to change that. you have to recognize your limits. people think when they say genocide, the december stings of whole people, or they mean the human convention definition in 1948 which is much broader and looser. it would include things like taking children and schooling them in a different language. the traditional definition, i agree with the word, i think it was a genocide.

how goods from a nuclear contaminated area could end up in european shops ukraine plans to turn. noble disaster zone into an agricultural site would take a look at the safety fear. in the city that never sleeps it's now the stench from massive piles of garbage that are keeping people up new york's residents are kicking up a stink that their city is now looking more like a landfill site on the church takes a dive into the big apple's rotten reality. if you're standing next to a pile of garbage taller than yourself how does that make you feel it's a pretty impressive world the world marks the new year one thing marking new york are melton's of garbage. striking a huge blow to the city's traditionally glamorous image you can't even cause the street with a baby carriage to hold the people cannot even want to sit discreet. anthony is a mailman his job takes twice the time these days sadly he notes his salary has not doubled that makes my work very very hard because the blood really box. to do the work in one instance however the mounds of garbage prevented a tragedy as one new yorker

ukraine has a law regulating any activities in the exclusion zone it says no agricultural product can be drawn on this land and for now experts you know possibility of this law to be changed. the dominant view remains that the nearest save zones from the blonde are still hundreds of kilometers away in northern ukraine and some parts of belarus the dead zone in chernobyl is still deemed too dangerous despite some optimists but the fact is radiation can stick around for anything up to twenty four thousand years. see reporting from chernobyl ukraine ok now let's get to some other international stories making headlines this hour the white house report says a bad management leading to failed safety procedures caused last year's all spill in the gulf of mexico it warned the industry to change the way it operates to prevent it from happening again a blast at a b.p. oil rig in april millions of gallons of oil into the sea before finally being kept in july the investigation found of several other firms other than b.p. were also at fault. and its police have arrested a man who was attempting to

see reporting from chernobyl ukraine now you can always check out r.t. dot com for the stories we're covering a lot more here's some of what's waiting for you right now online i mean look like . the training of russian special forces is quite real and it takes blood sweat and years of experience to. find out why the us police are trying to stop being filmed by the public for a number of scandals come to. american senses have taken. out of the new edition of the classic novel huckleberry finn critics of the move say the book is a work of art and is a product of its time and therefore shouldn't be changed let's find out now what people in new york have to say about it. a new edition of mark twain's huckleberry finn is being published this time without the n word has political correctness gone too far this week let's talk about that do you think they should be editing it like that no. it doesn't sound the same no no but what if it was a word that was derogatory towards you. and maybe what if it were a word that was offensive to you. i would look at this of

ukraine's controversial plans to turn the disaster zone into farmland. liberal immigration policies in some e.u. countries have come under fire for letting potential terrorists walk straight through europe's front door this comes after authorities for some european capitals you got a piece going off reports from austria. like many others small you would be and downs new in southern austria seems quiet and peaceful while never judge a book by its cover one of its residents is now under arrest suspected of being the brains behind it network we couldn't extremists in plotting attacks in the heartland of the european union an ethnic chechen that's one way it was detained at the airport in vienna as he returned from a pilgrimage to mecca news about the incident went around the world or the streams really none of the locals seem to know much about it. we didn't hear anything about it. i'm afraid i wasn't formed of this. i know nothing about it and i don't care some didn't want to be filmed at all but was it really because of a lack of information. and the depu

twenty five years after the world's worst nuclear disaster ukraine says it's safe to develop the turn novel zone for growing crops but will anyone actually also. mysticism with a modern technology armstrong thomas is coming up on our to really explore the world of the siberian showman. the west bank city of ramallah as naming a street as part of a virgin aeration scheme started two years ago to markets hundreds anniversary but some of the tiles are causing controversy after being named after people involved in planning suicide bombings as opposed to reports being seen by some as a sign of growing extremism. in palestinian ramallah they're naming their streets to celebrate the city's one hundredth birthday this is their right for the citizens to know where they are imagine never gating your way around here with no street signs to help well until two years ago that was the case in that one there were normal numbers for houses and for this digs but now yasser arafat to get a street as does a neighborhood that used to exist in arab jeff and the one nine hundred thirty s. the neighborhoods

ski reporting from chernobyl ukraine more on that story at r.t. dot com tonight you may want to let us know what you think of that story it's just a few clicks away and we've got more there for you also here's a little bit of what's online for you right now. it may look like a scene from a hollywood blockbuster but the training of russian special forces is real and it takes blood sweat and years of experience to earn a spetznaz the red. and the cops on camera find out why u.s. law enforcement groups are trying to stop being filmed by the public after a number of scandals come to light the details are to dot com. for many palestinians in gaza every day is like a life under siege it's been denied aid supplies and access to the sea by israel for years strangling the life out of the local economy and with unemployment at forty percent many are forced to grasp at anything they can to provide for their families artie's policy or reports. a group of gaza women are breaking new ground literally. they've signed up to work as ditch diggers to help support t

of ski artsy reporting from chernobyl ukraine. went on to some other international stories this hour here on r t a white house report says bad management leading to failed safety procedures because last year's oil spill in the gulf of mexico it warned the industry to change the way it operates to prevent it happening again blasted the b.p. oil rig an april leak millions of gallons of oil into the sea before finally being capped investigation found several other firms other than b.p. before. in china twenty four children are being taken to hospital with lead poisoning caused by factories chinese media suggest at least two hundred children have high lead levels in their blood and it's thought that the factories in the eastern province of and we are the clearance of the poison to the main plants in the area have been shown. predictions of more heavy rain in australia floodwaters begun to recede in the northeast of the country water levels in the city of rockhampton reached a peak that was lower than first feared hundreds of homes are

ski reporting from chernobyl ukraine. and check out our website for the stories we're covering on air and a lot more to hear some of what you'll find right now at our website r t v dot com president dmitry medvedev cancels his visit to israel find out the story behind a strike by israeli diplomats and why it's causing so much disruption. and celebrating break ups with a bash while half of american marriages and a divorce it seems it doesn't have to be better some agencies are trying to transform the story into marriage all the details are to dot com. from healing and protection to marriages and good harvest in ancient times shamans were in charge of almost all aspects of life in russia's far east they are still very important to native people but there are only a few left and artie's sean thomas went to see how they adapt to modern times and keep old traditions alive. from the ceremonial rhythm of the drum. to ancient rituals and traditions. the belief in the power of the shaman is very much a part of the cuttin way of li

now you might not think of it as fertile ground but ukraine is planning to start developing parts of the contaminated true novel zone for agriculture scientists believe that plants and crops there are immune to the radiation caused by the nuclear disaster twenty five years ago but as are reports huge doubts over safety remain. these berries may look ripe and delicious but they're definitely not part of a healthy diet the bush is inside a thirty kilometer chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine and radiation levels are off the scale people do not live here anymore but same cannot be said about flora and fauna some say it is the absence of anthropogenic harm in the church novel exclusion zone which made nature develop here rapidly after the one nine hundred eighty six fallout ensure normal the environment suffered badly one strip of forest was burned by radiation and turned red people left the area but mother nature stepped in now chernobyl is home to many species of wild animals and rare plants scientists from slovakia studying most in the area made an incredible discovery a lot of the pl

ukraine has a law regulating any activities in the exclusion zone it says no agricultural products can be drawn on this land and for now experts no possibility of this law to be changed. the dominant view remains that the nearest safe zones from the blonde are still hundreds of kilometers away in northern ukraine and some parts of belarus the dead zone injured novel is still deemed too dangerous despite some optimists but the fact is radiation can stick around for anything up to twenty four thousand years. alexi russia ski r.t. reporting from chernobyl ukraine it's only a few decades since much of the world feared total annihilation with the soviet and american atomic superpowers hovering over the red button today many countries including russia now lead the charge to get rid of nuclear weapons but reminders of those dark days still exist as peter all of our reports was it's a door like no other designed to stop a nuclear blast is that here doris was a pretty big thing as a shock wave or one of her straight here's a way to board one point five goals are the same terms that interest wil

we look at ukraine's controversial plans to turn the church of real disaster into farm. securities being tossed into britain's main transport hubs amid fears of an attack by terrorists on european countries authorities say they have foiled several serious attempts and that the wave of recent arrests is proof that they're coping artie's ago police can offer ports next from austria where the ears asylum policies have come under fire for letting potential terrorists walk straight in through europe's front door. like many others small you would be and downs in southern austria seems quiet and peaceful while never judge a book by its cover one of its residents is now under arrest suspected of being the brains behind a nice network recruiting extremists and plotting attacks in the heartland of the european union and ethnic chechen as for me it was detained at the airport in vienna. to mecca news about the incident went around the world or streams none of the locals seem to know much about it. we didn't hear anything about it. i'm afraid i wasn't for this. i know nothing about

reporting from chernobyl ukraine. we got that story on our web site. tonight you think it's a step too far what you think about it just a few clicks away you can. see that also it's not online it may look like a scene from a hollywood blockbuster but the training of russian special forces is pretty real it takes blood sweat it. spreads mad red beret. a story. cops on camera find out why u.s. police are being filmed by the public after a number of scandals have come to light all that and so much more. for top world news stories for you now on an update on that plane crash i've been telling you about tonight's in iran let's start with that one surely at least seven people now reported dead in a plane crash in the northwest of the country some thirty survivors have been taken to hospital the boeing seven to seven domestic flight from toronto failed to land there is destination the city of. and it broke into pieces follows a number of deadly crashes in iran in recent years with almost two hundred killed in two separate incidents back last july. the u.s. co

ski reporting from chernobyl ukraine. you can find that story. tonight you may want to let us know your thoughts on the subject it's just a few clicks away and we've also got some other stuff for you. it may look like a scene from a hollywood blockbuster the training of special forces is real and it takes blood sweat and years of experience to earn the. camera find out why u.s. law enforcement groups are trying to stop being the public after a number of scandals. for centuries people have dreamed about a life governed not by money and power but by the ideas of peace and freedom while one neighborhood in copenhagen sees residents living according to those ideals but that utopian community faces being raised to the ground if locals don't compromise on their principles. explains i are tired of. are you sick of the government telling you what to do well then welcome to. a country where things get done by the people for the people it began in one thousand nine hundred eighty one when he believes in free thinkers. there. this is site from scratch where

ski reporting from chernobyl ukraine story calling the controversy what do you think about. to do this sort of thing going to snow on our website stories on if you didn't you can have your say just a few clicks away also to our t. dog call we've got these lined up for you to feel like a scene from a hollywood blockbuster but the training of russia's special forces is very very really take the blood sweat and years of experience when they spetznaz red beret. and cults on camera find out why the u.s. police are trying to stop being filmed by the public after a number of scandals come to light for you to. international news in brief on the developing story tonight we're hearing at least seventy people are reported dead in a plane crash in northwestern ram tonight some thirty survivors have been taken to hospital the boeing seven to seven domestic flight from tehran failed to land in its destination the city of and it broke into pieces it follows a number of deadly crashes in iran in recent years with almost two hundred killed in two separate incidents just last july. the u.s. c

ukraine has a law regulating any activities in the exclusion zone it says no agricultural product can be drawn on this land and for now experts you know possibility of this law to be changed. the dominant view remains that the nearest save zones from the blonde are still hundreds of kilometers away in northern ukraine and some parts of belarus the dead zone and is still deemed too dangerous despite some optimists but the fact is radiation can stick around for anything up to twenty four thousand years. see reporting from chernobyl ukraine you can always check out our website for the stories we're covering much much more somewhat you'll find it right now. the story behind. you have to be. the. good harvest times where in charge of almost all aspects of life now in russia's far east they are still very important people but there are only a few left. want to see how they adapt to modern times and keep old traditions alive. from the ceremonial rhythm of the drama. to ancient rituals and traditions. the belief in the power of the shaman is very much a part of the cuttin way of life to put i

of ski artsy reporting from chernobyl ukraine. now time to check out some other international stories for you this hour to a very nearly fifty minutes past the hour here in moscow a white house report says bad management leading to failed safety procedures course last year's all spill in the gulf of mexico it won the industry to change the way it operates to prevent it happening again blasted the b.p. oil rig in april millions of gallons of oil into the sea before finally being kept in july investigation found several other firms other than b.p. were also filled. to china now and twenty four children are being taken to hospital with lead poisoning caused by battery factories chinese media suggest at least two hundred children lead levels in their blood it's thought back to factories in the eastern province of of the course of the poisoning two of the main factories in the area have been shut. amid predictions of more heavy rain in australia flood water has begun to recede in the northeast of the country looking for the city of roc

ukraine has a law regulating any activities in the exclusion zone it says no agricultural product can be drawn on this land and for now experts see no possibility of this law to be changed. the dominant view remains that the nearest save zones from the blonde are still hundreds of kilometers away in northern ukraine and some parts of belarus the dead zone and is still deemed too dangerous despite some optimists but the fact is radiation can stick around for anything up to twenty four thousand years. you may want to let us know what you think about it it's just a few clicks away. much more. the training of. years of experience. for centuries people have dreamed about the. ideas of peace. living according to those ideals but now that utopian community faces. explains. i get tired of pushing papers around nine to five are you sick of posting to the government telling you what to do well then welcome to. a country where things get done by the people for the people it began in one nine hundred seventy one when he pees in freethinkers squat in forming military barracks their aim was to do t

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a town in eastern ukraine is in a state of fear a double identified terrorist. a problem even though all three million dollar rugs that morals felt that all the more balls we're covering this story. for us files on wiki leaks show how russia's opposition turns to the u.s. for help but frequently gets the cold shoulder from washington. i was shy about american leaders agree the t.v. superpowers do differ on sensitive issues beijing's growing influence in the u.s. is making people look eats. last fall is in the middle of the desert sand investigative journalist uncovers one of the world's largest spine bases in israel of the decades of secrecy. a very warm a welcome see this is r.t. live from moscow with me alice habits now top story panic has swept through a town in eastern ukraine which has been rocked by two applause in the morning on identifying terrorists are promising more attacks today if they don't get full life on the home million dollars or more on this story let's cross to our correspondent in ukraine he's on the phone for us like that tell us what's go

ukraine's prime minister orders a search for the eccentric mayor of the country's capital keir about the real nature of a bad ski has not been seen in public for six months now. you're watching r t eight am monday morning here in moscow welcome to the program well the egyptian opposition has come together as a united force after six days of bloody anti-government riots the nationwide demonstrations to remove president hosni mubarak from power have resulted in more than one hundred killed and thousands injured well we have a reporter paulus leader in egypt to give us a live update we'll try to establish a connection and bring you that report shortly. now a recent spike in a fatal shootings in the u.s. has reignited the debate over the right to bear arms some politicians are now calling to restrict what americans consider a part of their freedom but in a country where the number of private guns so most equals the population cowboy habits die hard lauren lyster reports. unlike many other countries in the united states guns can be found everywhere from retail stores this particular want

reporting from chernobyl ukraine.where it's only a few decades since much of the world feared total annihilation with a soviet and america tonic superpowers hovering over the red button and today many countries including russia lead the charge to get rid of nuclear weapons but reminders of those don't they still exist as peter one of reports ah it's a door like no other designed to stop a nuclear blast is it here doris was a pretty big thing as a shock wave or one of her stray but here's a way to board one point five goals are the same as the interest was current was a mix of myself was it has a war sickness about six meters or frame force of corporate if you had been lucky enough to escape the initial explosion inside or enough food in air to last about two weeks it was to command and control all the. surface forces and nothing more. but you know what sixteen days later nuclear war all fires in the radiation level decreased as a level where when you can walk and breathe in special protective suits those stationed at

ukraine's prime minister orders a search for the eccentric mayor of the country's capital q the about the you need china best ski has not been seen in public for six months now. you're watching our t.v. nonny of the morning here in moscow welcome to the program how the egyptian opposition has come together as a united force after six days of bloody anti-government riots the nationwide demonstrations to remove president hosni mubarak from power have resulted in more than one hundred killed and thousands injured our correspondent paula sleazier is in egypt for us. it was late on sunday evening when baradei addressed the hundreds of thousands of protesters who've for seven days now have been demonstrating in downtown tokyo where he said that he had been chosen by opposition groups by the political organizations that have organized these demonstrations he said that he was prepared to head an interim government of called on to do so and once again if you waited the rallying call of thousands of egyptians for hosni mubarak to stick down now the mayor this was not a major surprise i mean moh

reporting from chernobyl ukraine. want to let us know what you think about that story it's just a few clicks away we've also got. to know from a hollywood blockbuster. special forces. police are trying to stop being filmed. after a number of. details are. now let's take a brief look at some other major headlines from around the world. at least seventy people are reported dead in a plane crash in northwest iran some thirty survivors have been taken to a hospital the boeing seven twenty seven domestic flight from tehran it failed to land near its destination in the city of yea and broke into pieces and it follows a number of deadly crashes in iraq in recent years with almost two hundred killed in two incidents separate last july you know. a u.s. congresswoman is in critical condition after being shot in the head to another bloody rampage outside a supermarket in the state of arizona area a gunman opened fire on a public meeting held by a democrat gabrielle giffords and killing six and injuring twelve others one of her a

threatens to stop ukraine from hosting next year's european championships after a ryobi the country's football chief. will appeal tour de france champion to door to clear his name after being banned. but first andy murray set up in the striding open final with novak djokovic the briton fighting his way past david ferrer four sets to give him self another chance of winning his first grand slam the scotsman didn't get off to the best of starts in melbourne know getting a break in the tenth game and going on to win the first set however mary back to take the second on a tie break before taking it sets to one lead after breaking through the third six one but the full of so much on one to another tie break but once again mary wrote the storm to claim victory and a spot in the final for a second year running believing experience of defeat against federal law. you know it was it was tough for me. but something you know seeing overall would have made me a better stronger. you know they're all experiences that you need to do you know the sort of. level of spore you know. lose some. jews and yo

well less than eighteen months to go your way for this war in the ukraine but it could be stripped of the hosting rights for the two thousand and twelve european championships if politicians and officials try to unseat a football federation leader the goal is sort of kiss the says it is joining the thing giving ukraine until next friday to stop interfering in the federations of affairs of a suspension from world football. europe's footballing governing body then went on to say that ukraine's co-hosting of euro two thousand and twelve would not be tenable at the country's suspended concerns this money going to go to the sort of kids who has a mandate to create in football federation through to the championships and eighteen months time general secretary is confident the issue will be resolved next week. twice western conference leaders like many of you have to solve all our inaction in the cage on friday from the us i will have a full game winning streak slams last time out to consider here and will be looking to return to winning ways against up to mobilise as a basement battle trying

so for both of them ukraine is at the center of things. and ukraine is at the center of hitler's vision of an eastern empire. and it is part of his, part of his view of how this is going to happen is that he's going to destroy the soviet state by killing lots of leading jews because, in his view, the soviet union is a jewish state. so the plan of conquest to control ukraine involves this terror and mass murder of jews, again, from the nazi point of view. and in that sense the two events, in that sort of underlying sense where both regimes see ukraine as the key to an economic transformation which by it nature is going to cost many millions of lives. in that sense the two events are related. but that's a kind of structural argument which i have to develop slowly chapter by chapter by chapter. >> i'd like to thank you. >> my pleasure. >> for a very interesting analysis, and we look forward to the next one. >> thank you, walter. [applause] >> think snyder -- timothy snyder is the author of several books including the reconstruction of nations

ukraine has. any activities in exclusion it says no agricultural product can be drawn on this land and experts. of this law to be changed. the dominant view remains that the nearest save zones from the blonde are still hundreds of kilometers away the new crane and some parts of. the dead zone and is still deemed too dangerous despite some optimists but the fact is radiation can stick around for anything up to twenty four thousand years. reporting from chernobyl ukraine. now to some other international stories this hour a white house report says management leading to the old safety procedures caused last year's oil spill in the gulf of mexico and it warned the industry to change the way it operates to prevent it happening again blasted a b.p. oil rig in april leaked millions of gallons of oil into the sea before finally being kept in july investigation found several other firms other than b.p. also called. to china now and twenty four children have been taken to hospital with lead poisoning caused

between in the relations between russia and ukraine but there have been a few. barris a few negative incidents mr putin said it's. worrying that the russian federation would we need in world war two without ukraine so is this. the official position of the russian federation all these a person this is this is the personal opinion of mr putin and also at the end of. the year the training in library has been closed. because the criminal case. is still working but the criminal case is long we would like to know what's the future. and. if the materials found there will be conceded and extremist what's will happen to the library and the third question when we do plan to finish the dimmock ation of the russian ukraine border and what will be the conditions for the years of carriage. area. of recruitment well you have a large broad range of interests thank you. talking of victory in world war two. i think none has doubts that the russian. top level representatives the russian federation the government and all other members of the russian people. believe that it was a jo

there was some kind of a small corporate ukraine and that was a huge mistake because russia has always been very popular among the russians and nationalists would never take them more than ten or fifteen percent of the world and now the cooling of the new elections to take place inside boundaries how likely is that these elections will take place. not on the question of those rules will have to wait until the end of his mandate obviously and probably the best solution would be some kind of transition period. if he is forced to step out and there can be achieved all even russia and the e.u. at the last put their differences aside and start to pressure will question go together so even if we mention managed to pressure him out of his office i think we will need four or five years you know not nationalists but people who would be more or less from the same team with bush and co running the country that would make the eastern sea transition smooth. i don't see how you know ukrainian variant can be played out in the bill or was it didn't play out in ukraine very well neither so i don't expe

a town in eastern ukraine is in a state of fear all for a double blogs are identified terrorists are demanding off by better home million dollar ransom or else they'll thousand more bombs a comparable story line. pressure falls from wiki leaks how russia's own position turns to the u.s. to help put frequently gets the cold shoulder from moscow. as chinese and american leaders agree that so used to power still differ on sensitive if you beijing's growing influence in the west is making people look eats . very warmly welcomed see this is the line from moscow i'm alice had but a woman who was a. norwegian over the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north a thirty year career and then became to the country and her early teens and published a book shedding a light on corruption in the norwegian immigration system will alter that the order came for her to be kicked out of the country well for more i'm now joined live by aussies laura emmett laura this sounds like a fascinating story doesn't it what does that. it is a f

a town in eastern ukraine have a state of fear after a double blast or out of court for the thought is wrong their way to give those behind the attacks a five and a half million dollar ransom to stop them from setting off bombs we've got the latest. fresh files from wiki leaks show how russia's opposition turns to the u.s. for help but frequently gets the cold shoulder from washington. as chinese and american leaders agree the two superpowers still differ on the sensitive issues beijing's growing influence in the u.s. is making people aware look east. this is artsy welcome. kevin owen and our top story tonight for you a woman who was voted norwegian of the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north or setia maria only came to norway in early teens and published a book revealing corruption in its immigration system after that the order came for her to be kicked out. reports. this is a girl who is now known as maria amélie but her original name was muddiness alarm of a she was born in the capital of north a settler fam