i can see why some people wanna look western some people want look east it was so called ukrainian nationals want so desperately to join the eu. first off a nationalist groups in the eu are automatically demonized as right wing extremists in the politically correct west patriotism is pre much dirty war. generally nationals like their culture and the people for part of it but to look at migration trends within the eu we see that the slow part of it is flooded western europe looking for work i have many relatives from the slavic part of the eu and almost all of them have to work abroad might sound nice to work in europe but the reality is that you koreans will probably be paid even less than bulgarians are a means to clean toilets in london. ukrainian nationals don't have to like wash or join the customs union or join any bloc of countries but advocating the future for themselves the eu seems absolutely backwards least to me. fascists. i am. i used little. it is. little. it is low. it is. chu you you one week. i knew. every state has delayed this is the journal i'm sarah harman coming up on th

it was so called ukrainian nationals want so desperately to join the eu first off a nationalist groups in the eu are automatically demonized as right wing extremists in the politically correct west patriotism is pre much dirty war. generally nationals like their culture and the people for part of it but to look at migration trends within the eu we see that the slavic part of it is flooded western europe looking for work i have many relatives from the slavic part of the eu and almost all of them have to work abroad might sound nice to work in europe but the reality is that you koreans will probably be paid even less than bulgarians are a means to clean toilets in london. ukrainian nationals don't have to like wash or join the customs union or join any bloc of countries but advocating the future for themselves the eu seems absolutely backwards least to me. fascists. i am. you knew you knew. the photo. okay what the market. from nigeria chris and its contents with democracy. caught this little chrissy was formed in my sights along the city's out of me pink to push it in my tuna. my due da

i want to forget that the ukrainian national identity as being more glory in being in the past the fact that today we hear the national anthem and the comp. holden's adults the korean nation is as an ordination as a nation that is on the dates the european center it doesn't mean that the state's national assn is so is aggressive. it just the assertion or re insertion or recall the region of the korean identity. you know what they did and what is what is national identity national identities that dd had to sit and sew one. a french philosopher said the century more than century ago. so we should not be. it radiates off of the world and the word nation in in the ukrainian case of course there's some minority which is opp more extremist and close to far right but the beast these people do not present the majority of the tools for learning at present and all people from the front door isn't that people from different social classes i hear you cannot make the revolution only with that one pro western apostles did. the heat's you have to have everybody united and is the case you were mentioni

european american involvement absolutely intolerable into domestic affairs office a great ukrainian nation. and finally how do you think the ukrainian government has been dealing with the battles that so far it has been doing very successfully there professionally much better than what happened nine years ago probably the lessons of nine years of the events that happened nine years ago the so-called orange revolution i'm not forgotten in the ukraine yet and resolute. alexander daryn professor of law and also live from moscow region mr durrant thank you very much thank you. and we've also heard from alexander marker is a legal expert and blogger says nonstop visits by high profile foreign politicians and more a case of meddling and trying to find peace i cannot actually imagine such a thing i trying to imagine a situation where they say there was a right you sent along. or a big protest in central london let's say somebody from a foreign country say russia came along and attempted to negotiate between the protesters and the government is used most strange to me i have to say and i wonder wh

polish european american involvement absolutely intolerable into domestic affairs office a great ukrainian nation what's going on in ukraine right know including the chance to disperse the protesters is being done a very delicately much more delicately but you can expect in many other countries of the world americans should not exaggerate what's going on right now. the west has a right expressed outrage at the actions of the ukrainian authorities the u.k. foreign secretary said it's unacceptable while be you last secretary of state gave his opinion an even stronger terms as as he's gonna check out reports now from washington. it's not often that you hear the word discuss that from a diplomat it's usually reserved for some horrendous events while john kerry just used it to describe the decision of the ukrainian leadership to dismantle protestors barricades in the center of key of and here's what he said the united states expresses its disgust with the decision of ukrainian authorities to meet the peaceful protest in queues my down square with riot police bulldozers and baton is rather than with re

as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now it is the ending into a rallying cry for ukrainian nationalism good enough you know but that's when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during the peaceful protests i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were nonmilitary and then there were others with knives in their pockets why would anyone do that when. going to a peaceful protest. yet it seems to be escaping some of the europe and america's political heavyweights that there is a rowdy right wing driving force taking root in a ghost go party key. and here again politicians are not missing the opportunity to sound a message of support to the protesters in kiev germany's foreign minister has met with ukraine's opposition leaders analysts seen walking through crowds in kiev's independence square key opposition figure vitaly klitschko served as his guide the dutch foreign minister is also pay a visit to the protest camps and top e.u. officials are in kiev for a pre-planned security summit to discuss this further we're now joined live by professor from the universi

began as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now descending into a rallying cry for ukrainian nationalism good enough you know what that's when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during the peaceful process i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were nonmilitary and then there were others would not give them their pockets why would anyone do that when going to a peaceful protest. yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america's political heavyweights that there is a rowdy rightwing driving force taking root in the go scope party. meanwhile european politicians have been visiting protest camps in central kiev political science professor nicholai petraeus who is in kiev at the moment believes the e.u. doesn't have the best interests of ukrainian people at heart. one sided message. board or the policies of the of the u. and it is an attempt to attract ukraine to sign the association agreement i think it's a short sighted position one that seeks to divide drive a wedge rather between ukraine and russia whereas a more alongside it position but actuall

what began as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now descending into rallying cry for ukrainian nationalism good enough you know but that's when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during the peaceful protests i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were non militant and then there were others would not have in their pockets why would anyone do that when going to a peaceful protest but it is not yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america's political heavyweights but there's a rowdy right wing driving force taking root you know go scope party key of. course more news ahead for you including details of one of the bloodiest terrorist rays that yemen seen in recent years after the break. crane is being compared to lady hall on the one hand takes money from an old then i'll believe gentlemen but one sister and her time with a handsome young man but sometimes you really have to choose i mean you cannot have both if you're using that kind of metaphors i think you should clearly separate the present existing ukrainian authorities we share been negotiated

which have been negotiated in a very embarrassing way was both their opinion the russian and ukrainian nation and i think if you think if you if you look at the these people behind me there's pressure is very clear and you're absolutely right it's about a clear choice between deposed soviet world and between the between the european model of society and we perfectly in the senate we are talking about it's corruption of the post soviet world and it's the rule of law for most of the contests of the european union is snake election of two human rights and civil liberties in the post told and it's a deep respect to human rights in the european union so yes you're absolutely right it's about the very clear choice and i think in these days this nation is really making it shows and i think there are there are many commentators now in moscow who believe that you know college has indeed shown himself as a very unpredictable and sometimes a very dangerous actor you know he spanned as you said so much time negotiating with the european union on the association agreement he made a u. turn very dramatic u

began as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now descending into a rallying cry for ukrainian nationalism. good enough you know when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during the peaceful protests i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were non militant and then there were others with knives in their pockets why would anyone do that when going to a peaceful protest. yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america's political heavyweights that there is a rowdy right wing driving force taking root you know go scope thirteen. so he was efforts may be willing to cry right now but in a few minutes we hear about the struggle in keeping its current citizens out of poverty plus two how the cradle yemen's by the trees been devastated by one of the bloodiest terrorist raids the country's seen in recent years they the casualty numbers they've been changing for the night. a local journalist about the attack just ahead. you know councils here in the u.k. are calling for tougher laws to police aggressive beggars finally no longer will the banker beggars be shak

all the great ukrainian nation what's going on in ukraine right now including the chance to disperse the protesters is being done to their delicate much mobility that you can expect many other countries of the world and should not exaggerate was going on the radio. wes has already expressed outrage at the actions of the ukrainian authorities the uk foreign secretary said it's unacceptable while the ui a second cup stating his opinion and even stronger times as usc's can actually come across town from washington. it's not often that you hear the word discuss that from a diplomat is usually reserved for some tremendous events well john kerry just use that to describe the decision of the ukrainian leadership could dismantle protesters barricaded the center of kiev and kiss would be set. united states expresses his disgust with the decision of ukrainian authorities to meet the peaceful protesting keys my town square where white police bulldozers and the cause rather than with respect for democratic rights and human dignity before secretary kerry speaks so it sounds like he speaks from a

as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now it is the ending into a rallying cry for ukrainian nationalismgood enough you know what that's when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during the peaceful protests i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were non militant and then there were others with knives in their pockets why would anyone do that one going to a peaceful protest. yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america's political heavyweights that there is a rowdy right wing driving force taking root in a ghost go r t. f it's my being willing ukraine right now but in a few minutes we hear about the struggle in keeping its current citizens of poverty . plus the cradle of yemen's military has been devastated by one of the bloodiest terrorist rights the country's seen in recent years all the details from a local correspondent just ahead. i. was a. very hard to take i object. to that fact that her right there. or the. yemen's defense ministry complex in the heart of the capital has been shaken by a car bomb more than two as of intense gunfighting

which have been negotiated in a very embarrassing way was both their opinion in the russian and ukrainian nation and i think if you think if you if you look at the least of these people behind me there is pressure is very clear and you're absolutely right it's about a clear choice between deposed soviet world and between the and between the european model of society and we perfectly understand what we are talking about it's corruption of the post soviet world and it's the rule of law for most of the contests of the european union is snake election of two human rights and civil liberties in the post of the world and it's a deep respect to human rights in the european union so yes you're absolutely right it's about the very clear choice and i think in these days this nation is really making issues and i think there are there are many commentators now in moscow who believe that you know college has indeed shown himself as a very unpredictable and sometimes a very dangerous actor you know he's found as you said so much time negotiating with the european union on the association agreement he made a u

what began as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now descending into rallying cry for ukrainian nationalism. then on to it when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during a peaceful process i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were not email it. and then there were others with knives in their pockets. why would anyone do that one going to peaceful protests. yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america for the happy thing is that there is a rowdy right when driving force taking root. a year ago still thirty two years. well the need to fix maybe when ukraine right now but in a few minutes we hear about the struggle to keep its current citizens out of home i mean. i still ate it all on one hand takes money from us and all the not believe gentleman but wants to spend time with her through the pits and to see what you mean to teach is acting in the capital is used in the standoff and the force. i think you should plan to separate the present existence. ukrainian authorities which have been negotiated in the body in venice away was bo's european union

which have been negotiated in a very embarrassing way was both their opinion the russian and ukrainian nation and i think if you think if you if you look at the least of these people behind me there is pressure is very clear and you're absolutely right it's about a clear choice between the post soviet world and between the and between the european model of society and we perfectly understand what we are talking about it's corruption of the post soviet walled and it's the rule of law for most of the congress of the european union is sniggler action of to human rights and civil liberties in the post to world and it's a deep respect to human rights in the european union so yes you're absolutely right it's about the very clear choice and i think in these days this nation is really making it shows and i think there are there are many commentators now in moscow who believe that you know college has indeed shown himself as a very unpredictable and sometimes a very dangerous actor you know he spanned as you said so much time negotiating with the european union on the association agreement he made a u

what began as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now descending into rallying cry for ukrainian nationalism. good enough to know when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffer during the peaceful protests i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were non militant and then there were others with knives in their pockets why would anyone do that when going to a peaceful protest. yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america's political heavyweights that there is a rowdy right wing driving force taking root in a ghost party. well they might be would ukraine right now but in a few minutes we hear about the struggle to keep its current citizens out of poverty. and crime is being compared to a lady of color on the one hand takes money from an all then i'll believe gentleman but one says spend her time with a handsome young man but sometimes you know you really have to choose i mean you cannot have both if you're using that kind of amount of force i think you should clearly separate the present existence ukrainian authorities which have been negotiated in a very emb

intertwined for well over 400 years when there's bem domination by russia and certain attempts by the ukrainian nation to revolt against it. what we're seeing today is the most recent revolt against the policies of the kremlin. they are happening osh the streets of kiev, on the streets of chicago, on the streets of new york as well in solidarity for what's happening back in our home land. >> why is there not more attention paid in the united states to this particular conflict? >> ask me something easier. i really can't say -- >> you have hundreds of thousands of people coming out in protest. >> well perhaps because we have had the last few years, we've in hundreds of thousands of people on the streets in various cities. in north africa, in the middle east, so i think perhaps people are tired, somewhat jairded of it. -- jaded of it. perhaps there is not that much interest because the first time ukrainians took to the street it happened in the huge disappointment. i'm speaking of the orange revolution. >> nine years. >> nine years now. those demonstrations and these demonstrations are first and foremost

which have been negotiated in a very embarrassing way was both their opinion the russian and ukrainian nation and i think if you think if you if you look at the this these people behind me this pressure is very clear and you're absolutely right it's about a clear choice between the post soviet world and between the between the european model of society and we perfectly understand what we are talking about it's corruption of the post soviet walt and it's the rule of law for most of the contours of the european union is snake election of two human rights and civil liberties in the post told and it's a deep respect to human rights in the european union so yes you're absolutely right it's about a very clear choice and i think in these days this nation is really making it shows and i think there are there are many commentators now in moscow who believe that you know college has indeed shown himself as a very unpredictable and sometimes a very dangerous actor you know he's found as you said so much time negotiating with the european union on the association agreement he made a u. turn very dramatic

and every few minutes is seems that the crowd busts into emotional renditions of the ukrainian nationalanthem. this is a deeply emotional situation unfolding here. people want closer ties with the european union, and it's unclear how president yanukovych is going to deal with that. and there is pressure from no moscow, from president vladimir putin not to deal with europe union. >> in the georgian parliament fighting broke out after there was aeration in support of rue crane's demonstration. members on both sides quickly became caught up in a full scale brawl on the floor of the house. an extraordinary scene. that's it from europe. >> barbara still ahead on the al jazeera news hour "time" magazine said their person of the year is also a facebook superstar. coming up we'll report on the year in pop culture and why the pope is at the top of the list. >>> plus abandoning your children and your wife. this is the saddest thing. they say they will go and achieve something. they you wait and wait, and you hear nothing. >> the fear of the american dream bringing heartache. and we have more in t

about a young ukrainian national in crisis. >> i was so afraid that he would kill me, and nothing wouldhim. >> julia says she's just escaped a violent felon who operates a series of chicagoland massage parlors. the man, alex campbell, has her passport and threatens to kill her if she leaves. >> she feared for her life and feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> the case breaks wide open after a second woman, masha, escapes and also contacts i.c.e. she, too, says campbell held her hostage. >> masha was led to believe by mr. campbell that he had someone on the inside, so to speak, that worked at immigration that would help her get her legal status to get a green card. >> agent seibens who led the campbell investigation says instead of helping the young woman, campbell stole her passport. masha would have to pay him $16,000 to get it back. when masha couldn't pay, campbell forced her to have sex with strangers for cash. >> she felt if she wasn't paying him this money, she was going to end up dead. >> i.c.e. agents begin working w

is a very hard to separate the silent on teachers is often said that the speaker what speaks ukrainian national law of the lack of time with on locals to mean russian russian rule does not extend their info beyond russia and brushes ministry is not what it was meant as lead eastern europe. peel and coffee in the sphere of influence would like to still be telling the polls what to do later. and ukraine i think is in a very difficult interesting position the oligarchs don want to be in eruptions of the two's uconn control the ukrainian economy if the customs do with russia. i'm a much bigger russian oligarchs to come is the gospel and coming to ukraine to moscow for the oligarchs not to be cos of prussia. nothing is very interesting that briana who took the richest man in the country has suggested there should be told to europe is a good thing we don't want any violence. i don't think that the new commission is clever and all it's not clear that ukraine is going to miss europe. i don't think there's going to be a crackdown push from within russia. i think that might well be a happier outcome the

sits up in independence square refusing to touch a position he does according to court ukrainians to support a national strike. a correspondent in kiev says what happens in kiev on sunday so already being described as another repetition. the opposition wants more ukrainians to come to independence square in tokyo quiet monday morning that come to think that what the government to a standstill in the community of the given us pm the violent in kiev next goal is in jail. many of the members of the press. on sol says twenty nine janice many cameramen and photographers needed medical treatment. these twelve or something to be beaten by police. one of them was on the tony soprano who suffered head injuries and a broken finger. the low immunity surely we can. a crowd of dr kelly's run entrance of the debate make the club isn't this cool i could do was to cover my head with my hands and put a piece of tofu but so after they've gone the other policeman came out to me and cut me off to the states and to some of them. well it was while lying on the fiddle. the tickets and get things done. jolted the moon and the

you're watching asking to national welcome back the ukrainian president has given assurances that recent deals with russia do not contradict the country's potential european integration and that he's obviously not shared by ukraine's opposition leaders who slammed the multi-billion dollar agreement and he used it to further instigate protests in the capital and while they may sound in china care is independence square there's high chance this unity will dissolve as soon as the run is are over as us has in excess of six play. he used to deliver hammer punches in the boxing ring and now he's given up his world champions bill to succeed in politics but old habits die hard without it which god likes to use boxing language even in his politics who sparky's name is the ukrainian democratic alliance for reforms which abbreviates to the ward which translates as a punch. i call to the true battle i make in my personal opponent. hearing the status of a living sports legend in ukraine klitschko made a rapid rise in politics with your sporting making it into parliament last year. as a politician of

. >> that's rory challands in the ukrainian capital key eve. >> the u.s. national security agencies is gathering billions of records from mobile phones around the world. that's according to leaked top secret documents given to the washington post by whistleblower edward snowden. it is said to track the movement of people in ways previously unimaginable. they use code traveller to map relationships and movements. american oticials say what they said was legal and reports were used on what they call foreign targets. civil rights campaigner say it's a breach of privacy. >> you are walking along minding your business thinking you'd never be of interest. if you have one of these there's every possibility that they are tracking where you've been and who you were speaking to. according to new documents, it's revealed that the american spy agency is somewhere snt region of the 5 billion pieces of information. here is how it works. you identified as an intelligence target. it's sending out signals as you are walking around. it can work out where you've been and who you've b

citizens who've been banned entry to crane and the official reason given to them is national security a ukrainian parliament member who initiated the move said that all these foreigners have been working with the opposition to destabilize the situation in the country however from what we know there aren't any high profile european or american politicians on the list while there were quite a few that we saw in the actual independence square in kiev they were cheering the crowds and holding talks with the opposition those people have already been criticized widely in ukraine and even abroad for interfering into the country's affairs and to name just some of them victoria nuland for example the u.s. deputy said the deputy secretary of state who visited the protests twice and even handed out some cookies to the protesters as a sign of support now the e.u. diplomatic chief catherine ashton who held talks both with the government and the opposition and another person the u.s. hawks senator john mccain who is well known for supporting the regime chain. as worldwide he is he wasn't he of during the so-ca

look at the domestic talks with the present dunk over his talks with former ukrainian president's did that serve to build a national consensus. you're the one next call was placed an ad track that was shown on ukrainian accent eating out why the ukrainians had a second chance to see that it lacks that last for about an hour and persistence didn't really expect much i want thank god they say was even less. today when impressed at all. that's a democratic society receives any responsibility for the violence he backed against a peaceful protest as of last week he said bayside that responsibility he said he might reconsider that some of the press isn't lacking in that jail might get that free but you had that silly ending question that needs all the tv up to six in the dance they said they hadn't received an invitation from the government on friday on a call that says that the talks said the senator continued to write gone for us and kept right thanks very much. while these latest demonstrations in ukraine are pitting the east against the west the protesters in ukraine believe closer ties with europe could lead to more

the issue has divided opposition leaders to a roundtable to chart a way out of the nation's political crisis our ukrainian and eu officials are also reported to be in discussions on an aid package should it decide to sign a trade deal it had so far rejected demonstrators are however battling to remain in the central kiev until that deal with brussels is great fun. ukraine special police units be hectic and eight against detroit pistons after a nine hour standoff that police pulled back a significant victory for the demonstrators and squid he said im not giving up. it would be typical for ukrainians we never retreat i'm proud of what we doing with it and called it a go with him. the opposition did not just receiving international support. us assistant secretary of state for tony noan has met with president janet fitch catherine ashton the eu foreign policy chief also held talks with the ukrainian leader. yanukovich has not ruled out increasing sometimes to the eu into germany's foreign minister the relationship needs to be a pokies of. isn't it about sewing with it and people are demonstrating on independe

ukrainian activists are accusing the president of betraying national interests after he held unannounced talks with the russian president vladimir putin. both governments denied reports of a deal giving ukraine cheaper gas in exchange for tony a moscow led customs union. in kiev, demonstrators were on the streets to protest the government's push for closer ties with moscow. stalledcalling for trade ties to be reactivated. the world trade organization has reached its first ever trade reform deal. of approval from the ministers who had lathered in bali when an agreement was finally announced. global trade talks have faced years of deadlock, with many countries shifting to regional deals. addwto says the deal could $1 trillion to the global economy. >> it is so agreed. >> the agreement is a milestone for the wto. it is their first global trade deal since his creation in 1995. >> for the first time in our history, the wto has truly delivered. >> the deal will lower trade barriers and speed up the passage of goods through customs. most importantly, its terms apply not to just rich industriali

this is the bonds from the ukrainian government not the me out of throne these national welfare you have accomplished on me i would like to thank you but if you question point out she knew that. this is not this is not conditioned on anything when you're. doing it does not extend that of me that will lower social standards shall receive or anything like that i would like. calm. everybody and we did not talk about the ukraine joining the customs union today at all. i think you mr putin. colleagues friends. we just but is it. what the russian president vladimir putin said. but. this was the final stage of the image you see. talks. in these operations before they seem to governmental commission i would like to thank my colleagues from the russian government. has commissioned a sin of course the ukrainian government does well so there we were together on this. but it is a let me be frank with you not that i know that we would not be able to work at such a high speed had it not been for the political and will of russian president vladimir putin much i mentioned this when we met you know wider

peaceful aspirations of all ukrainians and affirm their sovereign right to determine -- and affirm their sovereign right to determine the future of their independent nationsthemselves in freedom -- when we returned, it was rush decision to purchase about $15 billion in ukrainian bonds -- this was a big deal, to be sure. i think we need to recognize a few things about russia costs -- russia's financial intervention. all this russian money will not solve ukraine's problems. it will at best postpone them. in many ways, it will likely exacerbate them. by most estimates, president yanukovych has bought about a year before ukraine is once again staring down the barrel of an economic crisis. we can all hope he uses the time wisely to address the crisis, namely the mounting debt burden, unsustainable currency peg, and a large distorted energy subsidy as imf has insisted -- subsidy. somehow i doubt it. more than likely, the president will kick the can down the road. ukraine will be facing the same problems it is now. we need to face the reality of how president putin's temporary bailout of ukraine fits into his larger ambition toward russia 's so-called "near abro

competing causes simultaneous pro and anti-government protests in the ukrainian capital after tens of thousands arrive from across the nation to show their support for president got a call that. underneath the square of the protest you can literally chew on the donuts with the european union flag are now available for sale profiting from protests we look at how some people are taking advantage of the divisions in ukraine to make a pretty penny. the night turns bloody in madrid twenty three people have reportedly been injured as police clashed with protesters demanding an end to the draft legislation that would see them pay hefty fines for demonstrating that's as austerity is sending spaniards to literally live in caves or whether to. a lot of work to try to make a home. but these efforts are being overlooked by spanish authorities who insist the cave dwellers must leave their homes are the reports from the city of granada where citizens are defending their right to stay put. also ireland shakes free of the e.u. lenders becoming of the first state in the block to exit its bailout program but the country's government warns th

ukrainian capital after tens of thousands of drivers from across the nation to show their support. santiago. this is where all the protesting to extend to all of the eu with donuts for the european union flag are now available profiting from protests would look at how some are taking advantage of the divisions in ukraine make a pretty penny. ireland shakes free of the lender is becoming the first state in the block to exit its bailout program but the country's government warns the financial independence may not mean the end of posterity loss. it's terrible for a lot of work to which i can make this a talk called up a comfortable four as you can see it hard for so he can walk around. it's an area in order to cook to entertain guests. but these efforts are being overlooked by spanish authorities who insisted that cave dwellers must believe in their homes rt reports from the city of granada where citizens are defending their right to stay put. live from moscow this is our attempt on thomas clyde with the retort of storks. now you're seeing one of the rallies in ukrainian capital pro e

top of the agenda there was the ukrainian palace of them are but that entire national president of the spirit that what is at present didn't have to say about the situation with due credit for cds that contain a bomb as he said it's that annual sort of a news conference on thirteen hundred journalists one twenty minute routine and getting as good as he's getting up on all of these questions. ukraine very very absolutely no apologies no remorse no request regrets for that fifteen billion dollars. their bailout bill out basically saying no one eats at this categorically no one is trying to force ukraine to do anything against its will to go anywhere it doesn't one against its will. we saw in this was his way to a brotherly nation in a desperate situation. we have long standing economic historical ties than industrial tie saddam. this makes absolutely perfect sense to suggesting if they do go the way of europe ukraine would end up conservative actual position basically being set up a big farm four of the european economy and reduce to farmers status with europe would be much more on an eq

and of course we will continue bringing you live updates from the ukrainian capital throughout the day on our team to national of course the latest developments as well and the most dramatic footage available for you on our web site on the talk. thanks for joining us today russia's foreign minister is in iran his first official visit there since a diplomatic breakthrough one to iran's nuclear program that was just last month that sanctions are being eased in return for a reduction in the enrichment of uranium over the next six months in a deal that moscow has been pushing hard for a more if and reports from the iranian capital. this is the highest level russian delegation to visit iran since president hassan rouhani took power bringing with him an approach that has led to a real significant diplomatic movement after just several months in power at the breakthrough talks in geneva early in november the new administration in tiger and agreed to either freeze or curb parts of its nuclear program the payback was limited relieve from the international sanctions which have severely hampered the country's economy al

competing causes simultaneous pro and anti-government protests in the ukrainian capital after tens of thousands arrive from across the nation to show their support for president but. underneath the square of the protest you can live. with the european union flag. profiting from protests we look at how some people are taking advantage of the divisions in ukraine to make a pretty penny. turns bloody in madrid at twenty three people have reportedly been injured as police clashed with protesters demanding an end to the draft legislation that would see them. as austerity is descending spaniards to literally live in care.

competing causes simultaneous a pro and anti-government protest in the ukrainian capital after tens of thousands arrive from across the nation to show their support for president which. underneath the square of the protest you can. only you don't that's with the european union flag are now available for sale profiting from protests we look at how some people are taking advantage of the divisions in ukraine to make a pretty penny. ireland shakes free of the e.u. lenders becoming the first state in the block to exit its a bailout program but the country's government warns that financial independence may not mean the end of austerity. the night turns bloody in madrid as.

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