to sort of to be independent as it were europe does not offer salvation still to new twist in the ukrainian thriller coming to light possibly out of the country's former prime minister yulia timoshenko just had her bid for a pardon rejected and now could be charged with murder and more after a short break. which is a cultural contemporary i don't know logic for you so join me tomorrow on i may the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best in the performing arts trying to. international in the very heart of moscow. thirteen minutes past the hour now t.v. news networks in the u.s. seeing a slump with new research polls saying audiences are turning out in greater numbers the pew study shows viewers are starting to shy away from cable news networks that devote more air time to opinion and partisan analysis than the hard facts and on the ground reporting are he's guy has more. it shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody that all media or opinionated to a certain extent we all are a study by the pew research center gauges the extent to which the three major us channels are opiniona

coming up a new twist in the ukrainian thriller may third comment to why did that says the country's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has had a head for a pot of taxes and my is a she could now be charged with murder stories coming up after this break. my skis i'm a the second to be money in stevia to you which is both a cultural contemporary i don't take no logic to serve the auditoriums so join me to almost say on our t m a the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best of the best in the performing arts grind here at marines. the boat international airport in the very heart of moscow. you're watching our team twelve members of an extremist organization have reportedly been detained in north caucasus but he stopped a motorcade on the way to the city of la in the republic of dagestan officials say twenty five cars were trying to get into the city to hold an unsanctioned. if the ukrainian political bets fall from reaching its final chop them that's jailed ex prime minister yulia timoshenko is called and request has just been turned down and on top of the seventy

coming up a new tool within the ukrainian thriller may soon come to light that as the country home of prime minister you go ahead how big a full blooded rejected and moreover she could not be charged with murder the stories coming up after this play. my skis i'm a the second to be obese the money in stevia to two questions but a culture of contemporary art technologically savvy auditory so joining me to almost say honored see i made the second is we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best of the best in the performing arts point here at marines to teach just. about international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back you're watching r.t. if they ukrainian political thriller that fall from reaching the final chapter that has jailed as prime minister yulia timoshenko pardon requests says just been turned down and out of the seventy a sentence she's already serving paula she may not be prosecuted for murder a defense team branded the charges as nonsense as. the reports from being allegedly beaten up by prison guards to seeing her supporters stormed the hospital where she'

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still to come new twists in the ukrainian thriller may soon be coming to light this is the country's former prime minister yulia timoshenko just had her bid for a pardon rejected and now she could be charged with murder this after a short break stay with us. a mavis that going to be money in. which is both a cultural contemporary i don't take no logic piece for you so join me to almost say on our t.v. on may the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best of the best in the performing arts at marine. technology innovation developments from around russia we. covered. international landlords in the very heart of moscow. thanks for staying with us thirteen minutes past the hour t.v. news networks in the u.s. seeing a slump with new research poll saying the audiences are turning out in greater numbers the pew study shows viewers are starting to shy away from cable news networks that devote more air time to opinion and partisan analysis than to hard facts and on the ground reporting. has more. it shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody that all media or opinionated to a cert

the judge has also found fault with the ukrainian judiciary saying the lawfulness had not been properly reviewed by the courts. they describe the decision as a first victory. >> she did not appear of the trial, but her daughter released a statement from kiev after the verdict. she said the family was grateful the european court of human rights mounted an investigation of her mother's jailing despite the ukrainian government's propaganda. the strasbourg court ruled that ukraine had acted improperly when they jailed her before her trial. they dismissed the allegations she had been subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment. she said she has been denied adequate medical care in prison. she said she had back pain which went on treated for months. -- untreated. she said she was also abused by guards venture was transferred to a prison. >> the lawyer has denounced this as a political prosecution. and her daughter has called for tymoshenko to be released. she is awaiting trial on other charges including murder and cannot be set free. >> how will the decision in strasbourg affect their relat

. >> this journalist confirms that driving a tank is a trend among wealthy ukrainians. >> for two or three years, more and more rich people have been buying tanks. it is a fad. they want to impress acquaintances and neighbors. a >> ruslan and his older brother are not rare oddballs, just extreme adherents of the new tank cult. when he was 18, he drove a tank in the soviet war in afghanistan. he was wounded twice, once severely. fragments of a hand grenade are still a reminder of that time. nevertheless or perhaps precisely because of it, he is still fascinated by tanks. >> it is better to play war than to actually be in war. in real war, that surrounds you at every moment, and you hope the tank can save your life. >> they have a company that leases tourist buses all over europe. it has rate -- made them rich members of their countries in the period in the last two years, they've spent 300,000 euros on military equipment. they have a whole tank multiple in the courtyard, including some rarities'. >> this vehicle transporting nuclear weapons. it is considered secret technology in every

and with us thirty minutes past the hour it's the ukrainian political thriller that's far from reaching the final chapter as a jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko is pardon request has been turned down and on top of the seven year sentence she's already serving for abuse of power she may now be prosecuted for murder her defense team brand of the charges nonsense like sarah shoves the reports. from being allegedly beaten up by prison guards to seeing her supporters stormed the hospital where she's undergoing treatment ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has been in a lot of trouble lately she has now served eighteen months of a seven year prison term for abuse of power you signed gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine but this could get a lot worse because of her allegedly to an assassination almost two decades ago in one thousand nine hundred seventy and member of parliament you gave a shit about it was shot dead in eastern ukraine back then a confession by one of his killers shocked the country. the man who painted for the job mentioned that sharon's king

now it looks like to be incarcerated former ukrainian prime minister will not be leaving prison any time soon that's after yulia timoshenko was midnight hardened by a presidential commission and on top of her current a seven year term for abuse of power she is facing life in prison earlier to michigan was charged in connection to a murder case dating back to the one nine hundred ninety s. archies alexy o'shaughnessy reports from calf. from being allegedly beaten up by prison guards to seeing her supporters stormed the hospital where she's undergoing treatment ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has been in a lot of trouble lately she has now served eighteen months of a seven year prison term for abuse of power when she signed gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine but this could wars because of her allegedly to an assassination almost two decades ago in one thousand nine hundred ninety six ukrainian member of parliament you've been was shot dead in eastern ukraine back then a confession want to use killers shocked the country. the man who painted for the job mentione

still to come new twists in the ukrainian thriller soon coming to light this is the country's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has had her bid for a part rejected and now could be charged even with murder that coming up after a short break. on the money with the business over russia is. international and world in the very heart of moscow. thirteen minutes past the t.v. news networks in the u.s. are seeing a slump with a new research poll saying audiences are turning out in greater numbers the pew study shows viewers are starting to shy away from the news networks that devote more airtime to a paper is analysis than the hard facts on the ground reporting or he's guided schon takes a look. it shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody that all media or opinionated to a certain extent we all are a study by the pew research center gauges the to which the three major us channels are opinionated on m.s.n. b.c. opinion fills a full eighty five percent of the channel's air time according to this study fox forty five percent c.n.n. about the same the study says it doesn't and they have all

her allegedly to an assassination almost two decades ago in one thousand nine hundred ninety six ukrainian member of parliament you gave a shit about was shot dead in eastern ukraine back then a confession by one of his killers shocked the country. the man who painted for the job mentioned that shared bones killing was ordered by a man nicknamed pasha it was obvious to us that under pasha he meant by the laws the rank of ukraine's prime minister. was that him could never face charges for those allegations he spent twelve years behind bars in the united states for tax evasion and fraud and is now seeking political asylum across the atlantic but in a typical ukrainian rollercoaster style twist he's name has recently surfaced again together with tymoshenko as. there should be at this stage we have proof that lhasa rinko paid the first five hundred thousand dollars to the gang which. then another two point three million dollars were transferred to the assassins by yulia timoshenko. tymoshenko is currently on a second trial for alleged attacks solution and money laundering in the one thousand n

it looks like in the incarcerated former ukrainian prime minister will not be leaving prison any time soon that's after yulia timoshenko was denied a pardon by a presidential commission and on top of her current seven year term for abuse of power she is facing life in prison earlier to michigan was charged in connection to a murder case dating back to the ninety's artie's alexy are just the reports from kiev. from being allegedly beaten up by prison guards to seeing her supporters stormed the hospital where she's on the growing treatment ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has been in a lot of trouble lately she has now served eighteen months of a seven year prison term for abuse of power when she signed gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine but this could get a lot worse because of her allegedly to an assassination almost two decades ago in one thousand nine hundred ninety six ukrainian member of parliament you gave me shit a brain was shot dead in eastern ukraine back then a confession by one of his killers shocked the country. the man who painted for the job m

tax evasion and fraud and is now seeking political asylum across the atlantic but in the typical ukrainian rollercoaster style twist he's name has recently surfaced again together with tymoshenko. we have proof that lhasa rinko paid the first five hundred thousand dollars to the dying which. then another two point three million dollars were transferred to the assassins by yulia tymoshenko. tymoshenko is currently on a second trial for alleged attacks evasion and money laundering in the one thousand ninety's when she led the unite energy systems of ukraine company that could seriously increase her prison term but if any connection to sharon's murder is proved she would remain behind bars for life her lawyers were quick to describe the accusations as nonsense because i never thought that the testimonies of the so-called witnesses and nothing concrete they all refer to what they were told by other people who died or were killed ten to fifteen years ago this is all i've seen that they have against this case was made up by the ruling elite when they understood that the gas case against him is f

our legal team alleges foul play but as art is a let's hear a chef ski explains as some believe ukrainian politics politics simply steamrolls anyone who challenges the status quo. from being allegedly beaten up by prison guards to seeing her supporters stormed the hospital where she's on the growing treatment ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has been in a lot of trouble lately she has now served eighteen months of a seven year prison term for abuse of power when she signed gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine but this could get a lot worse because of her allegedly to an assassination almost two decades ago in one thousand nine hundred ninety six ukrainian member of parliament you gave a shit about was shot dead in eastern ukraine back then a confession by one of his killers shocked the country. the man who painted for the job mentioned bed share bones killing was ordered by a man nicknamed pasha it was obvious to us that under pasha he meant by no laws a rank of ukraine's prime minister. was that in can never face charges for those allegations he spent twelve yea

a ukrainian court sentence and -- sentenced him to seven years in prison. trial has -- this been called politically motivated. economy has shrunk even further by half a percent between january and march. it is a seventh consecutive quarterly fall for the troubled nation. the unemployment rate now stands at more than 27%. there have been angry scenes outside of bangladesh court. and the owner of the building that collapsed killing 384 people was appearing at the hearing. the court has ordered all of the property to be seized immediately, along with that of four other people protesters called for him to face the death penalty. the building came down on wednesday. several western fashion retailers to a closed -- whose clothes were made in the factory. they are owned by the same company and say they will compensate the families of victims. they are in discussions to improve safety standards at other sites. workers at the building made clothes for brands such as mineral and new wave -- mangel and new wave. thes the second-largest in world after china. canadianfr

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right peter apart from the distraction from the ukrainian girls this is have been a lot of issues that were being touched on what other burning international issues that the two counterparts sort of talk about. well i spoke a little bit there about some of the issues that they disagree on one of the issues that both president putin and chancellor merkel agree on wholeheartedly is that the provocation from north korea must be stopped the both mr putin and mrs merkel saying that this is one of the biggest issues facing the world right now something that everybody has to come together and condemn because as mr putin's words if north korea were to take the nuclear saber rattling further it could be kotecha catastrophic for the whole globe. we are against nuclear development and for the dinner claire ization of the whole korean peninsula we're very alarmed by this collation that because we are neighbors and if something happens the catastrophic normal will seem like a kid's fairy tale i think this thread does exist i'm calling on everyone to calm down sit at the negotiating table and solve

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