are doing right now you know first of all concerning ukrainians the ukrainians are doing great now as a salute to the same mistakes we we did before we took president saakashvili in his team did and unfortunately government destroyed their country i don't know maybe they don't understand this but they destroyed the country. they lost not only crimea but they lost their own people in two regions calling these people terrorists. not to speak with these people and those things that ukrainians and russians they really have historical very deep roots and to cut these roots and to try and just to show yourself that you are absolutely separate and different. from russians this is absolutely stupid always this is a way to nowhere i am sure that this will create more problems for ukraine will be very difficult for ukraine that what about the. things that mccain and people like him and not only a lot of people in united states and maybe not only in united states they of course wanted just to cut all possible links with georgia with russia and the ukraine with russia how do they envisage that to

the ukrainian orthodox church from russia has been in ukraine.se you have to remember that moscow is twice the size of the churches, orthodox churches in ukraine, that until recently have not been can olic and not been recognised by other churches. what actually caused the anger in moscow was the fact that the patriarch recognise them as can olic churches and they will no longer be called schismatic is by moscow and for the faithful, ukrainian orthodox christians, the decision by bartholomew was controversial because a majority of them have allegiance to kiev patriarch which was not recognised, now they rejoiced because finally they are no longer heretics and schismatics but there is a sizeable chunk of ukrainian orthodox christians who actually support moscow still. they will be some people who look at this decision and they will look at the conflict in the east of the ukraine and they will say that these things are connected. is that true? it is because the ukraine fought to get its own independence from russia, the orthodox church, since gaini

i would say more people agree with that than distributed you wrote a book on the origins of the ukrainian crisis that some analysts share of asserting that everyone lost from this contest for influence in its eurasia and yet i think there's a growing sense here in russia that moscow has been able to convert the loss of ukraine into something meaningful that it may have lost influence in ukraine but it has gained it somewhere else where's the opposite happened to the united states do you agree with that well i'm not sure these things are necessarily interconnected i mean america's problems would be there were whatever russia was doing. you know well you know it's now four years since the four and a half years since the great crisis erupted and you certainly can see that everything has gone wrong for russian foreign policy around it you know its intervention in syria starts in two thousand and fifteen that probably would have occurred with or without the ukraine crisis and you know i'm not sure how much you want to get into a discussion of russian behavior in syria but from a power point of

russia's annexation of the ukrainian territory of crimea in twenty fourteen triggered sanctions from the e.u. moscow was skeptical about the decision to give sense of this awards opening it is saying if. the decision was absolutely politicized and i don't know what it was based on or motivated by. needles. but she don't even need to understand the mechanism of how this decision was made to see that it was based on a political approach their option being in others like me kind of keeping at it or dishing human rights groups in russia are still feeling optimistic. because it's going to look so very he's really sense. does not belong in jail and has not the fate of a car it's one of the key cases of political manipulation of justices in russia to t.v. he does nor do more behind the ball. the. sense of family and supporters hope the prize will lift his spirits and raise awareness of all political prisoners in russia and around the worlds. and i'd like to welcome marion a during she is the director of the european film academy here in berlin which has been helping to fund. legal expenses

how do you estimate a chance of your having to write another book on the on the end of the ukrainian crisis i guess that's the point of summarizing all of my questions. well i certainly hope it's not necessary i think though that. you know we are at a time when when things in eurasia are are changing and where new alignments are coming into view that we don't on the outside understand all that terribly well so i think to continue to write about that would be would be a very interesting challenge and i'm thinking about things like the role of china the evolution of russia's attitude towards autonomy on the part of some of these countries. religious factors you know it's things are things are changing well professor colton thank you very much for being with us today that i hope the of old friend us and other interview when you have something you'd say i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going on our social media pages out of hope this year again same place same time here and will depart. for their. annual bump out dot com not that. young type of time john paul enough. to

public to stay vigilant as investigators resistance to track down the suspect or suspects coming up ukrainian filmmaker own lead some software sleeves in this year's zachariah prize for human rights awarded annually by european lawmakers who just scribe him as a prisoner of conscious he's in jail in russia after being convicted on terror charges. graduations madam president so they're cowed a becomes ethiopia's first ever female head of state as a largely ceremonial post under appointment as seen by women there was a symbolic breakthrough. thank you so much for your company everyone well we begin with a growing search in the u.s. for a suspected male bomber with investigators reportedly focusing their investigation on the state of florida parcel bombs have been sent to a string of president trump's opponents over the past few days more suspicious packages have been discovered today makes a total of at least ten intercepted across the country so far here's a look at the scope of the investigation starting in new york. early morning in manhattan the n.y.p.d. responding to yet another pipe bomb.

battalions and now and then there was a request and there was a clear willingness also from the ukrainian side to ensure that those volunteer battalions would become parts of the. whoever wants to continue serving would become parts of the armed forces all the police and and therefore whoever was. serving well and whoever wanted to even if they're from you know he groups. they i'm not talking about as of battalion level seven times the death of battalion why would all of us here do you know i'm sitting here. to be a white supremacist near nazi group because their members where swastikas they found the talks about the white supremacy and white pride do you consider the hours of battalion to be near nazi group in every single in every single country you would have different people at all i don't know if they were also about the could be all you will have some of those sort of the i thought that was one of the ukraine's biggest wish any to be in nearly all of this state you can on flash it has nothing to do with anybody else of the time it is linked to the state so there is a little danger h

the european union has awarded its top human rights fries to ukrainian filmmaker imprisoned in russia since twenty fifteen all expense off was jailed for conspiring to commit acts of terrorism charges which she denies russia has described the ins decision to give him the award as quote absolutely politicized. alexa and self is one of the most vocal critics of russia's involvement in ukraine and it's an extension of his native crimea the forty two year old filmmaker was on hunger strike until just recently refusing food for one hundred forty five days a protest to demand the release of all ukrainian prisoners held by russia. announcing sense of as the award recipient the head of the european parliament praised his courage and determination. by awarding him this prize the european parliament is expressing its solidarity with him and his cause we demand that all the exit solve he was arrested in twenty fourteen and sentenced to twenty years in prison be immediately released. russia's annexation of the ukrainian territory of crimea in twenty fourteen triggered sanctions from the e.u. mosc

joe biden and actor robert de niro a vocal trump critic working in new york with the latest the ukrainian a filmmaker only accent software sees this year's zakharova prize for human rights awarded annually by european lawmakers who just scribe him as a prisoner of conscience is imprisoned in that russia after being convicted on terror charges and a plastic fantastic a few empty bottles by a free bus ride in this indonesian city you look at what's prompted that new swap system. the boy. thanks so much for your company everyone a nationwide manhunt is underway in the u.s. where a suspected for a suspected serial male bomber as law enforcement officials investigate more suspicious packages discovered today one that was addressed to american actor robert de niro an outspoken critic of u.s. president donald trump two others were reportedly addressed to democrat former vice president joe biden and more intercept. and postal centers in delaware the evidence come just one day after the f.b.i. revealed it had intercepted at least seven high bombs some of them sent to other leading democrats includ

the ukrainian filmmaker only exams off receives this year's sokoloff prize for human rights awarded annually by european lawmakers who described him as a prisoner of conscience least in prison that in russia after being convicted on terror charges and the plastic fantastic a few empty bottles by a free bus riot in this indonesian city we take a look at what's prompted the new swap system. thank you so much for your company everyone well we start this broadcast with the growing package when the us were a nationwide search is underway for a suspected serial male bomber now law enforcement officials are investigating more suspicious packages discovered today one that was addressed to american actor robert de niro an outspoken critic of u.s. president to others will reportedly directed a democrat former vice president joe biden they were. did at postal centers in delaware the incidents come just one day after the f.b.i. revealed it had intercepted at least seven hundred bombs some of them sent to other leading democrats including former president barack obama and former secretary of state hillar

russia's annexation of the ukrainian territory of crimea in twenty fourteen triggered sanctions from the e.u. moscow dismissed the decision to give the prize to sense of as russophobe it or putting it that is. the decision was absolutely politicized and i don't know what it was based on or motivated by. needles easiest but she don't even need to understand the mechanism of how this decision was made to see that it was based on a political approach their option being another isn't mechanical putting at it though it is showing despite this reaction from the russian government human rights groups they are still feeling optimistic. because it's going to look so very he's relieved so and so. does not belong in jail and has not perpetrated a crowd it's one of the key cases of political manipulation of justice in russia to t.v. he does nor do more behind the ball. oh the. sense of family and supporters hope the prize will lift his spirits and raise awareness of all political prisoners in russia and around the worlds. and with me in the studio is our very own nic collie you are very well ver

does that mean he has given up on his demands for russia to free ukrainian prisoners? nic: not at all. he said he had only done this under duress. he has been put under pressure by authorities in russia and the doctors treating him had threatened to force-feed him and to turn him into a vegetable to take away the little bit of freedom and self-control that he still has. he apologized to his supporters in a letter he passed to his lawyer today. seemingly, he is going nowhere in terms of his demands, but this is a pr win for the russian side. this closely watched hunger strike is over for now. the doctors are saying it is 50-50 whether he survives. just because he starts eating again does not mean he will pull out of this serious situation. phil: thank you. the west african nation of cameron is gearing up for elections saturday. the federal president looks to secure his fifth win since 1882 -- 1982. many cameron ends are unable to vote due to worsening violence. ingush biggers are a minority and anglophone separatists have been fighting for two years against government t

news live from berlin that european parliament on a major kremlin critic ukrainian filmmaker all hacks and soft wins this year cycle of prize for human rights awarded annually by european lawmakers is currently imprisoned in russia after being convicted of terrorism the parliament described him as a prisoner of conscience also on the program. new york wakes to fresh reports of the discovery of a number of parents mail bomb this time to just a focal democrat robert deniro president trump has called for unity following a string of four hundred bomb attacks on his most outspoken critics. i'm going to take you to lake victoria where a dispute over this tiny rock has two african nations at loggerheads. welcome to the program this year sakharov prize has been awarded to ukrainian filmmaker all except self the prize is awarded by the european parliament that is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards it honors groups or individuals who fight for human rights or freedom of thought across the globe a vocal critic of the kremlin and fierce opponents of moscow's annexation of h

jams ukrainian filmmaker accents off says he's ending his months long hunger strike to avoid being force fed by prison authorities will bring you the latest from camp. i'm phil going to welcome to the program this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to two campaigns for victims of sexual violence he commits a recognize the work of u.c.d. campaign i'm not more out on congolese surgeon dentist mcquay king for their efforts to end the use of rape as a weapon of war. nadia moved out has been kidnapped tortured and sold into sex slavery no just twenty five she's been awarded a nobel peace prize for her efforts to stop it happening to other women in twenty fifteen she recounted her experience at the hands of a soldier the so-called islamic state. equally all men he humiliated and every day he gave me clothes that didn't cover my body i could no longer bear the rape and torture so why escaped. but i was two and i thought about. it last year she returned to her home in northern iraq where i asked kidnap thousands of years in the women and girls the men were killed. since finding freedom ha

you know the ukrainian patriarchate is not turning its back on the russian orthodox church because the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate is against the provocations that patriarch bartholomew is orchestrating boards while getting open encourage men and support from washington this provocation is meant to use the two canonical churches in ukraine to excommunicated churches the ukrainian orthodox church of the key of patriarchate and the ukrainian autocephalous church which have never been recognized by any orthodox church in order to advance the plan patriarch bartholomew summoned a highly signed note in constantinople and reinstated the excommunicated churches and their heads as for clerical matters the law both in ukraine and in russia and hopefully in any normal country prohibits the state from interfering but when the us special representative for church relations openly welcomes bartholomew's ruling mr volcker who is supposed to represent the us and help solve the crisis in ukraine using the minsk agreements says what he says about these things then i can only re

protest in encouraging that probably european sentiment was it were essentially misleading the ukrainians and the onus but they don't have evidence of this would be learning is to the on the diplomatic papers when we would have access to these i think that the. strongest senior g. very often between the european union and nato. need to. see the role of the prominent role of the united states of america and the united states they have the capacity to to make pressure on the other members of nato in order to go in in that in a direction and when they talk about dupion union i don't about to do kind of a propaganda that european union deed in the crane through the high representative for reforming policy which was lady catherine ashton when she went to maidan square with a little p. and flag to prove to dupion union but that was that the man you opinion are wrong behavior because european union should say to any candidate members we do not close the door so that if the counter is respect to the parade it was this but. we will not make sense in the internal affairs of the county in order to p

what the ukrainian nationalists going to do and concerned about the west and meddling in the conflict but i'm hopeful that russia is going to try and consign and control the whole discussion in russia during all of this in juxtaposition in the west is that putin is doing too little i mean that's how far apart we are at looking at this they're going to follow up on this point. the chords are the consensus view of all the signatories including russia that the boss must become part of ukraine again. the question arises why has that not yet happened. i think one serious concern is that the ukrainian government is extremely reluctant to see forty five million voters enter the pl the political spectrum in ukraine that are essentially opposite in opposition to their view of ukraine and as long as they can keep that at bay. they can continue their current policies. so essentially that would be. i'm not assuming under any conditions that i can think of that russia would accept the donbass into the russian federation that's something that i don't think it's going to do your current situation it

in the ukrainian magination you see posters you see events being held here in kiev to mark the days of the hunger strike and if he's stays in prison so this isn't going away in a hurry and we might see even attempts at some kind of international mediation to get him out now. calmly in kiev thank you. feeling this state well you've only got a few more days to catch the world's biggest to be a festival the one hundred eighty fifth edition of munich so toga fest the festival started in eighteen ten if you can believe that to celebrate a royal wedding now it's an annual event with more than six million visits has and just as many lists says of be a flowing. david leavitt's from our culture this is here from all so let's just start with that figure at the end of six million leases of v.f. a six million visits that sounds like an incredible amount you know it's really only a leader of beer per person that you do i also have to figure and if that a lot of the visitors are children so that means that there are either a lot of kids walking around with very hardened livers or there are some a

law the diplomatic spat is escalating with the ukrainian government suggesting that viktor orban the hungary and prime minister vladimir putin president of russia both have a vested interest in destabilizing this region beyond that there's been the publication online of five hundred names of people a website suggests all hold illegally hungary impossibles. a birth date it's in difficulties a number x. number it's confirmed this and all the information in my home address andre min show has no political affiliations he runs an i.t. business yet he's on the list wife's children's. and people's. you heard a better however recently there were confrontations between the far right marches and police yet the demonstrators took down the hungary and flag from a public building. and on the streets here there's dismay that a secret camera could record proceedings inside a foreign consulate must be our national ministry if this is really this be and i was it's a way to blow the conflict here out of all proportion but. why is julian even triple citizenship allowed in europe when here it's a crime

joe biden and actor robert de niro a vocal trump critic for new york city also coming up at the ukrainian filmmaker oleg sense all three sleeves of this year's sakharov prize for human rights awarded and leave by european lawmakers describe him as a prisoner of conscience is in jail in russia after being convicted on terror charges and a plastic fantastic a few empty bottles by a free bus ride in this indonesian city we take a look at what's prompted the new swap system. the book. and well our thanks so much for your company everyone well we start off with the growing package probe in the u.s. where a nationwide search is currently under way for a suspected serial male bomber and new developments law enforcement officials investigate more suspicious packages discovered today one what was addressed to american actor robert de niro and outspoken critic of u.s. president donald trump two others were reportedly addressed to democrat former vice president joe biden and were intercepted in postal centers in delaware incidents come just one day after the f.b.i. revealed it had intercepted at lea

politics stacy abrams who's running for governor in georgia also coming up on the show ukrainian filmmaker a look since all proceeds of this year's zach braff prize for human rights awarded annually by european lawmakers who describe him as a prisoner of conscience he's in prison in russia after being convicted on terror charges. plus congratulations madam president it's all word saudi becomes ethiopia's first ever female head of state it's a largely ceremonial post but her appointment is seen by women there as a symbolic greet through and a plastic fantastic few empty bottles by a free bus ride in this indonesian city to take a look at what's prompted that new swap system. you're. way our thank you so much for your company everyone we begin our broadcast with the growing package probe in the u.s. where law enforcement officials are now reportedly focusing their investigation on the u.s. state of florida and also examining more suspicious packages discovered today one that was addressed to american actor robert de niro and outspoken critic of u.s. president donald trump two others were rep

first to ukraine where the jailed ukrainian filmmaker got sense off says he's ending his months long hunger strike to avoid being force fed by prison or thors is the vocal kremlin critic is serving a twenty year sentence in a siberian jail after being convicted on terrorism charges which rights groups say are politically motivated so itself has rejected selling food for more than one hundred forty days to highlight his demand for russia to free ukrainian political prisoners with the sense of supporters of launched an international campaign for russian authorities to the nation. the w.'s that ukraine correspondent is that nicholas that connally welcome nic why is oleg sense of case attracting so much attention. good evening phil well he has been in jail now for four years you remember this is man's a filmmaker who was a very vocal participant in the purchase here in kiev in late twenty thirteen and then when russia moved to annex his home region of crimea he was also very vocal in his opposition to that takeover and within about two months of russia taking of crimea he had been arrest

>> he wants to keep ukrainian people in jail to show how strong he is. he does not want to show his weakness by releasing them. in jail atd, he is the moment. the actual ceremony is scheduled for the 12th of december. at this point, it looks like it will be handed out symbolic weight without him. -- handed out symbolically without him. there are human rights activists who could start to get political leverage and get him freed perhaps. >> that was catherine nicholson. publiche saudi prosecutor said the murder of jamal khashoggi was premeditated , that comes after the crown prince broke his silence over the killing. promising to broke down -- promising to crack down on those responsible. saudi arabia denying accusations that it was a calculated political murder. iraq's parliament has given the green light to 14 new cabinet ministers. unassignedios rememain as lawmakers fail to reach a consensus. plunging iraq into further uncertainty with the country still struggling to get back on its feet after months of civil unrest and years of regional instability. >

also coming up ukrainian filmmaker only accent software seems at this year's sackcloth prize for human rights awarded annually by european lawmakers who describe him as a prisoner of conscience is in jail in russia after being convicted on terror charges and current gradually shows madam president to sell their exotic becomes ethiopia's first ever female head of state it's a largely ceremonial post under appointment is seen by women there as a symbolic grade through. the heart thank you so much for your company everyone but we begin this broadcast with a growing search in the u.s. for a suspected mill bomber that the f.b.i. has just said is still in its early stages parcel bombs have been sent to a string of president trump's opponents over the past few days more suspicious packages have been discovered today that makes a total of at least ten intercepted across the country so far here's a look now at the scope of the investigation starting in new york. early morning in manhattan the n.y.p.d. responding to yet another pipe bomb the target the owner of this restaurant actor robert de ni

battalions and now and then there was a request and there was a clear willingness also from the ukrainian side to ensure that those volunteer battalions would become parts of the. whoever wants to continue serving would become parts of the armed forces all the police and and therefore whoever was. serving well and whoever wanted to even if they're from you know he groups like the house of batley they i'm not talking about as of battalion level so much time as of battalion why would all of us here do you know i'm sitting here. to be a white supremacist near nazi group because their members wear swastikas they found the talks about the white supremacy and white pride do you consider the hours of battalion to be in your nazi group in every single in every single country you would have different people and all of them have they were also about the. middle having i'm of the notion of the i thought that was one of the biggest wish any to be an early season of this state you could almost nationalism the last thing to do with a needle through the aisles of the telly was linked to the state so the

and ukrainian fighter jets training together. a show of air power, pulling 7 g's and sending moscow a message that the u.s. is helping ukraine bolster its defenses. >> i'd be more excited than scared. any time you see a similar aircraft in the sky and it's a fighter, you want to check it out. >> reporter: the u.s. checking out russia's air assets. for the first time, american pilots here in ukraine are getting a close look at the su-27. a russian made fighter, flown by ukrainians, to allow americans to see how it handles in a mock dogfight. russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 forced ukraine to rethink how it can defend its airspace. >> ukraine is a country at war. it all adds in to the feeling of the exercise, the importance of it, and everyone that's here gets that. >> reporter: for ukrainian pilots, a firsthand look at nato standards. the country under the president pursuing closeried nato is iniasoldierso fight in the condition of the russian war. this is a win-win in cooperation. >> reporter: even if it risks antagonizing r

loving large and ukrainian restaurant serves all the dishes with pork fat. and a claim artist we need german photographer both done two months. summers have always had a reputation for traveling or living in their vans boards close behind they're always in search of the best beaches and serving spots well to portuguese surfers decided to take this state of being to another level eduardo ribeiro and danielle a career or redesigned a mercedes truck so that it can be transformed into a hotel and they call it the surf truck hotel seeing is believing so we met up with them on the beach in portugal to have a look for ourselves. portugal's west coast is one of the most popular spots in europe for surfers. the weather conditions and waves are particularly good between june and october. get water on a bureau and. spend as much time as they can on their boards. adrenaline. yeah and we just want to do it. if we can to entice the moment. and the two don't only surf in their free time they've also found a way of making money with it by converting their mercedes truck int

battalions and now and then there was a request and there was a clear willingness also from the ukrainian side to ensure that those volunteer battalions would become parts of the. whoever wants to continue serving would become parts of the armed forces all the police and and therefore whoever was. serving well and whoever wanted to even if they're from you know he groups like the house of bradley they i'm not talking about as of battalion level several times about the hours of battalion when all of us here do you know i'm just here. to be a white supremacist near nazi group because their members where swastikas they found the talks about the white supremacy and white pride do you consider the hours of battalion to be near nazi group in every single in every single country you would have different people and all i don't know if they were also about the could be all you will have some of those sort of the i thought that was one of the ukraine's biggest wish any to be unraveling of this state you could almost imagine has nothing to do with anybody else of the time it is linked to the state s

still ahead the year here on al-jazeera a symbol of struggle the european parliament on it's a ukrainian filmmaker imprisoned in russia that and the headlines in amman. how i was still going to a lot of disturbed weather across the middle east over the next couple of days to this area a cloud just spilling out of the black sea across a good part of turkey draining its way down into syria lebanon jordan kills they catch wanted to shout the west the weather will make its way for a swiss a broad disguise to come back a bit high cold enough in ankara living making it into double figures nine cells is the top temperature here then on friday afternoon not too bad the eastern side of the med by routes twenty two degrees but you see the cloud and the right it will make its way in see iraq some heavy burst of right there will inevitably be some localized flooding and notice further north possibility some snow just around the caucasus come further south could see a little bit of wet weather around the arabian peninsula as well hopefully not as bad as it was last week but you see this area cloud ju

a protest to demand the release of all ukrainian prisoners held by russia. he is the award recipient. the head of the european parlrliament praised his courage and determination. >> by awarding him this prize, the european parliament is expressing its solidarity with him and his cause. we demand that he, who was arrested in 2014 a and senteeded to 2 20 years, be immediatetely releas.. russia's annexatatn of ththe ukrainian territory of crimea in 2014 triggered sanctions from the eu. moscow dismissed the decision to gigive him the prize as russophobic. >>'s decision was p politicized and i don't know w what it t was based on or motivated by. you don't even need to understand the mechanism of how this decision was made to see that it was based on a a politil approach. jenni: despite distraction reaction, human rights groups are feeling optimistic. >> we hope it is going to help accelerate his release. he doeoes not belong in jail. he has not perpetrated any crimes. it is one of the key cases of political manipulation of justice in russia today. he does not bel

i think one serious concern is that the ukrainian government is extremely reluctant to see forty five million voters enter the pl the political spectrum in ukraine that are essentially opposite in opposition to their view of ukraine and as long as they can keep that at bay. they can continue their current policies. so essentially that would be. i'm not assuming under any conditions that i can think of that russia would accept the donbass and to the russian federation that's something that i don't think it's going to do your current situation is not going to change if he domestic politics changes. for the better but that could be quite a long time in coming we have one minute i heard this phrase once from a friend of mine ukraine is a nationalism without a nation how do you feel about that. there is a ukrainian nation but it is a pluralistic it is culturally plural nation and it doesn't want to recognize the current government does not want to recognize that culture plurality it is therefore defeating it's going against the grain of its own national history and identity. twenty seconds

this mission because this mission but it can give objective information on the what is happening ukrainian military do have the right to fight back when they are being or when they are being shelled by the russian forces they don't have to show really in areas which is what human rights and international monitors have said it's not about selling this of ilion areas but unfortunately sometimes russian federation forces are stationing their ammunition and for example kindergarten in for example the hospital so there could be cell is something that is going in the direction of the particular minister there the russians say that your country your government is a hotbed of fascists and neo nazis which is obviously not true i know the far right have not thank you. so they don't don't do well electorally but here's the problem outside of elections they do have a presence in ukraine and even in parliament you have a speaker of parliament and reprove be who was the co-founder of a neo nazi party swoboda formally known as the social national party of ukraine which was founded on the basis that quote

being a break—up, it was a ukrainian who sealed the set.meant the third was essentially meaningless entertaining nonetheless. after her defeat, wozniacki revealed that she is suffering with rheumatoid arthritis, a condition which causes swelling of the choice was diagnosed after she won the australian open. how it will affect her career remains to be seen. it is about trying to figure out what works for you. and obviously it is not ideal but it is something that you can manage and work with. and i am proud of myself for this season and a very happy to be here to say that i have done everything i could. it were not really affect my plans into 2019. you have to learn to listen to your body and you have to learn or figure out what works for you. everyone is different. so i'll be totally ready for 2019 and i'm excited. as for svitolina, she now joins for 2019 and i'm excited. as for svitolina, she nowjoins carolyn a pliskova in the last four. they will number eight beat petra kvitova in straight sets. it is her first victory over her czech comp

removed mines from the server the head of a joint project to identify war remains next year for ukrainian filmmaker alex. won this year's prize of the prize awarded by the european parliament is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards it all those groups or individuals for their fights for human rights or freedom of thought across the globe a vocal critic of the kremlin and fierce opponent of moscow's annexation of crimea or next and saw first become russia's most famous president is currently serving a twenty year jail term charged with plotting acts of terror a sentence he says is politically motivated this year he staged a one hundred forty five day hunger strike in protest of russia's human rights record and european union describes his case as a breach of international. correspondent. in welcome max why. well thank you very much phil but you know what the question is suppose is better placed with the man who actually had the idea to nominate and that is the man standing next to me which is he's a member of the european peoples party and he went forward and said we

imprisoned ukrainian filmmaker on legs says so says he has ended his hunger strike sense of was jailed on terror charges which rights groups call politically motivated he refused food for more than one hundred fourteen days demanding the release of all ukrainian political prisoners. a week after a devastating earthquake tsunami hit indonesia so low as the island supplies have begun trickling into the region authorities have now put the death toll at more than sixteen hundred the search for survivors is continuing but hopes of finding any more people alive are fading. as shake of the head says it will be to a disappointment for this french and indonesian rescue team only hours earlier they detected signs of life under the wreckage of this hotel impala on the indonesian island this in a way you see now they go on. we strongly believe there was hope now we have nothing at all we tried everything we wanted to save time by using different machines and scanners to listen and we tried everything and we've had no response yet not far away the village of pets has been completely destroyed burie