prime minister yulia timoshenko leave jail for medical treatment abroad we'll bring you the details on that and more in just a few minutes. do we speak your language i mean can i be worn out of the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news that will turn it into angles stories. here. altie spanish to find out more visit actuality. and again this is welcomed by. ukraine's parliament has rejected a bill which would allow jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to get medical treatment abroad the issue has been overshadowing talks on a on a trade deal with the e.u. however ukraine's openness to gas exploration has made it a promising and a true frontier for europe let's not get more on the tricky relations between kiev and brussels from. a live so i'm excited just saying this. this decision of the ukrainian parliament is a big blow to kiev's design agreement with the u. . well it's safe to say that hopes of ukraine to sign the association deal with a beauty union are now fading it's not as confident as it used to be the main conditions said by brussels

but the real bone of contention is the fate of jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko the e.u. has been insisting she must be either set free or at the very least be allowed to travel to germany for medical treatment or there would be no deal continues failings of the parliament to pass any such laws suggested that letting in a call which biggest rival out only eighteen months before the country's election was clearly not on the president's wish list finding himself now between a rock and a hard place on sunday and of course which will watch tens of thousands hit the streets for the anniversary of the two thousand and five orange revolution and just like nine years ago it has every chance to be a very loud protest alexi russia ski r.t. reporting from kiev in ukraine. and the decision to postpone further integration has split the ukrainian parliament here. i i as you can see right there the opposition bowing the parliament's refusal to allow the team a shanker to get medical treatment abroad a further statements on postponing the idea of european integration were met with calls

country's parliament voted against a draw that would have let the jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko get medical treatment abroad and europe had demanded her release as a prerequisite for further integration. looks at kiev's decision. two months ago it was talented as a done deal on thursday ukraine's government all but completely ruled out that an association agreement with the e.u. would be signed next week instead regarding trade ties with russia and c.i.s. was made the priority. some stage of ascending to the top in this order is unfavorable. the one hundred eighty degree turnaround comes after months of openly voiced concerns that ukraine's economy would simply collapse if it forms a free trade zone with the e.u. which in turn promised no compensations on potential losses you think it is a lucky escape really because i think that this deal was bad news for the ukraine it would be like somebody today go back in time to nine hundred twelve buying a ticket for the titanic it would have been a national suicide for the ukrainian government to sign this just a few days before the move

violence with protesters furious at the hold of trade talks while jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko goes on hunger strike in support of closer ties with the e.u. . and britain scotland is set to release a wine paper on why it will be better off without the u.k. preparing the ground for next year's independence referendum.

country's parliament voted against a draft that would have had let the former prime minister yulia timoshenko get out of jail for medical treatment abroad the decision said as a precondition for integration certainly splitting the crimean parliament have a look right here. as you can see the opposition jaring the government's refusal. further statements on for spawning the idea of european integration were met with colds for the president in peach meant around a thousand activists launched a protest against the decision and called for a mass rally on sunday to coincide with the anniversary of the beginning of the orange revolution. and it will hold trade pact with europe on hold kiev is set to restore its close economic ties with the russian commonwealth earlier here on r.t. we discussed the pros and cons with venture capital host. according to the energy minister of the ukrainian energy minister he seems to think that it's all about economics and that it makes sense for ukraine to stay away from the e.u. free trade zone at the moment a lot of that to do the fact that we rein in on the econom

country's parliament rejected a bill which would have allowed the jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to receive medical treatment abroad. more now on the tricky relations between kiev and brussels hopes of ukraine just sign the association deal with a beauty union are now fading it's not as confident as it used to be the main conditions said by brussels that is letting the former prime minister walk free from prison or at least be sent for medical treatment to germany she is suffering from severe back problems has not fully been fulfilled yet today parliament again failed to pass a new. to go to germany for treatment and have been certain deadlines already there's still some time remaining until next week's summit in vilnius where the fate of the association agreement will be decided so the ukrainian parliamentarian still have time to pass these bills although there's a very very large skepticism whether they would actually be able to but whether or not this association deal will be signed or not it would not be relevant to the gas deals and gas agreements that ukraine already has wi

conditions are met one of those is that the government allowed jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to leave the country for medical treatment but even if you crane does make concessions there's no guarantee it can become many new member that's according to lean forward a former member of the e.u. foreign affairs committee. well i mean the situation in the e.u. is a bit of a mess because frankly with the lisbon changes the european parliament will have to approve any deal and it's very clear that there would be no majority in the european parliament for any deal in the current circumstances so the alternative is if you want the ukraine breaks down or this is put off into the into the middle future at best but there are people in. eastern europe who would like to see a growth towards ukraine that they see the european union as christendom if you want it's a christian community and would prefer moving to with ukraine raffling turkey which is why if you want to go on turkey's membership down as well i suspect the reality is at least in the next quarter century you neither would join a

country's parliament rejected a bill which would have allowed to jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to receive medical treatment abroad ortiz in the us she has more on the tricky relations between kiev and brussels. the main condition is said by brussels that is letting the former prime minister walk free from prison or at least be sent for medical treatment to germany she is suffering from severe back problems has not fully been fulfilled but whether or not this association deal will be signed it would not be relevant to the gas deals and gas agreements that ukraine already has with several european and american oil and gas companies like chevron exxon mobil and royal dutch shell in fact he has already let them into their market i remember some time ago the ukrainian energy minister telling me that the amount of natural shale gas which ukraine possesses and we talking here potentially the biggest amount of shale gas in the whole of europe without would not only solve its domestic gas supply problem but also make it make the country into an exporter in the region the government just

of the main conditions is that ukrainian authorities allow the jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to leave the country for medical treatment let's get the thoughts now from martin mccauley an expert on eastern europe at me university of london what do you make of the deadline to put off any further chances for years if it doesn't get what it wants now. whether up the upping the ante because there was an attempt in the ukrainian parliament yesterday to put forward a motion which of past would've in fact allowed to show you to leave jail and possibly go to germany for medical treatment and the motion was indeed they didn't agree on the text so therefore that was held up so therefore the e.u. is very disappointed looking forward to signing the agreement will you on the twenty eighth of november twenty eighth of november that's coming very very shortly what has happened is that president putin of russia has in fact of. playing something which we don't know he's talked to young college pretty college and would appear that young college is wavering now and ukraine isn't certain to sign

when you surprised that one of the conditions would be the release of the former prime minister yulia timoshenko for treatment from jail for treatment in germany that she requires for a bad back surprised that comments like that are made. well yes this is well this something which is along with this immature deal which was made that they're making interventionism inside the national politics of train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why he felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the international internet all this is difficult questions of don't you get to go in there in a case. this is not good as well and we are state we stand for for sovereignty and liberty of people in the goodwill between countries as well yes it's true we believe as well it's not good to intervene in such matters. obviously i understand your train of thought here but we are also seeing pictures of hundreds of people demonstrating in the u.k. because they want to be more proud of europe what's your response to that in the united kingdom now in ukraine at the moment. there are pictures say that.

violence with protesters furious at the hold of trade talks while jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko goes on hunger strike in support of closer ties with the e.u. . and five britain's conklin's is set to release a white paper on why it will be better off without the u.k. preparing the ground for next year is independent referendum. this is already coming to you live from moscow i'm reading josh. world powers are celebrating a breakthrough nuclear agreement with iran was president obama praising the diplomatic solution and saying tough talk doesn't guarantee security but his israeli counterpart prime minister benjamin netanyahu took a harsher stance saying by taking pressure off iran the deal left it all laughing all the way to the bank or just fall asleep reports from tel aviv israel's leaders on lining up to them best the iran's nuclear deal taking a cue from the command this first step. could very well be the last of the country's foreign minister vols the world is now closer to a nuclear arms race while the economic chief warns a nuclear suitcase could detonate a new york or madri

country's parliament voted against a draft they would have let jailed a former prime minister yulia timoshenko get medical treatment abroad the decision set as a precondition for integration with europe has certainly split the ukrainian parliament have a look right here i think that is the opposition airing the government's refusal and further statements on postponing the idea of european integration were met with calls for the president's impeachment many m.p.'s supported the initial rallies in the capital and said they would join weekend demonstrations. and while the opposition is seeking a vote of no confidence for the government the government is sticking by its belief that integration with europe could do more harm than good here on the program we discuss the pros and cons with venture capital host. according to the energy minister of the ukrainian energy minister he seems to think that it's all about economics and that it makes sense for ukraine to stay away from the e.u. free trade zone at the moment a lot of that to do the father of we rein in on the economy is now in during the third

country's parliament rejected a bill which would have allowed the jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to receive medical treatment abroad auntie's and has more on the tricky relations between brussels. it is a sharp turn around for ukraine's aspirations to sign the e.u.'s association deal next week in vilnius now the ukrainian government says that it has suspended all preparations for signing this document during the eastern partnership summit mostly as the statement from the government says to nullify any potential economic threats to ukrainian economy if this association deal is to be signed basically this means that ukrainian government believes that the ukrainian economy is simply not ready for signing this association deal the first vice prime minister of the government going to boycott the former energy minister specified that government is looking to create a three way commission consisting of ukraine russia and the european union to understand the mechanism of how the ukrainian called economy should work should it eventually sign the association deal this turnaround comes afte

ukraine's parliament has rejected a bill which would allow the jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko to get medical treatment abroad the issue has been overshadowing talks on a trade deal with the e.u. however ukraine's openness to gas exploration has made it a promising and the true frontier for europe russia has more now on the tricky relations between kiev and brussels. hopes of ukraine to sign the association deal with a beauty union are now fading it's not as confident as it used to be the main condition is said by brussels that is letting the former prime minister tymoshenko walk free from prison or at least be sent for medical treatment to germany she is suffering from severe back problems has not fully been fulfilled yet today parliament again failed to pass any legislation allowing tymoshenko to go to germany for treatment and have been certain deadlines already there's still some time remaining until next week's summit in vilnius where the fate of the association agreement will be decided so the ukrainian parliamentarian still have time to pass these bills although there's

violence with protesters furious at the hold of trade talks while jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko goes on hunger strike in support of closer ties with the e.u. . and by britain scotland is set to release why a paper on why it will be better off without the u.k. preparing the ground for next year's in the pan is referendum. which in our view live from moscow with me marina joshing world powers are celebrating a breakthrough nuclear agreement with iran and with president obama praising the diplomatic solution and saying tough talk doesn't guarantee security by the israeli counterpart prime minister benjamin netanyahu took a harsher stand saying by taking pressure off iran the deal left at a laughing all the way to the bank party's policy reports from tel aviv israel's leaders on lining up to them best the rand nuclear deal taking a cue from the commander this first step. could very well be the last of the country's foreign minister vols the world is now closer to a nuclear arms race while the economic chief warns a nuclear suitcase could detonate a new york or madrid five years from

violence with protesters furious the whole to trade talks while jailed for former prime minister yulia timoshenko goes on hunger strike in support of closer ties with the. glow of watching our team with me and three farmers. now the scottish government has launched its six hundred seventy page white paper laying out a milestone blueprint for independence it comes ahead of next year's referendum however opponents fear it will force scots into a risky choice well for more let's cross live now. tessa can you outline for us the key points of this white paper. well there are many key points is going into this launching of the white paper there have been a lot of questions and right now they said that this white paper answers some six hundred fifty questions and the details here really are a promise indeed a law. of breaking down of all the policies they want to pursue there are two main categories one those that will be negotiated during the transition period and another those will be made that will be made if an independent scottish government is indeed to warm now first of all the main objective tha

violence with protesters furious at the hold of trade talks while jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenkogoes on hunger strike in support of closer ties with the e.u. . and five britain's scotland is set to release a white paper on why it will be better off without the u.k. preparing the ground for next year is enough.

jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko goes on hunger strike in support of close to ties with the e.u. . by britain scotland is set to release a white paper on why it will be better off with the u.k. comparing the ground the next is the.

that was after draft allowing child former prime minister yulia timoshenko to receive medical treatment abroad it was scuppered the documents were such as a precondition for integration with europe but it ended up just over a century of votes away from being approved the outcome was mostly due to the ruling party his refusal to pas the bush. since ukraine's decision not to integrate with the e.u. is believed to be based on economic matters i also venture capital hose cases failed them was that the country will regret it in the future. the e.u. have said that they're not going to be compensating ukraine for the money that would be lost from not doing business with the c.i.s. countries so i'm talking about no longer privy to the likes of gas discounts as well as twenty five percent of ukrainian goods make their way to russia as well just in anticipation of this deal that everyone thought was going to be stilled we've actually had a loss of five billion dollars between ukraine and russia really the industries that have been suffering the most is the ship building car industry materials a m

or i would call my story as well as news of jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko she declared a hunger strike vote was to continue until the deal with the e.u. is signed also online will list the financial hurdles that kiev made can freeze the agreement including gas prices going back to the story again kept may just find a way around by shale drilling machine ukraine sign corp deals with oil giant shell and chevron which could help the country slash domestic fuel costs but the benefits of this technology balance the environmental damage big question we'll explore that in later in the program. and to u.s. lawmakers to sweet talk politicians they're troubled by ongoing spying revelations . speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story for you to. see arabic to find out more visit arabic. russian and papal flags of london gather over the vatican tonight where the pontiff is welcomed president vladimir putin it's the first of the meeting brought about in large part because