continue to ukraine hating unity between often else christians we know that the divide within ukrainian society to those wanting closer integration with russia and those looking west those stories and more often the. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style it's time to go to the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports. on friday washington announced plans to repatriate the two detainees from guantanamo bay prison to their home country algeria meanwhile the man in charge of the transfer of the jails detainees handed in his letter of resignation complicating efforts to close the prison the british medical association has approved several pharmaceutical companies with a request to immediately suspend supplying the u.s. military with nutritional products used in force feedin

away from rushing towards europe ukraine is just and destroying relations with russia. to say that everything would ukrainians. living in russia and the country. is moving in the opposite direction. of course there are people in ukraine who a look who are looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union that. their attention and their priorities lie to adopt the. lifestyle they want to see some of the values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course they can all make. a lot of critics. of ukraine warned that should the country's turn westward risking basically diluting its national identity the russians will use iraq it has long from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan now the rocket is carrying the unmanned progress twenty space front to dock with the international space station the document six hours after the launch resupply mission will see the delivery of food fuel scientific materials and relatives to the cosmonauts and astronauts where they have been at the eye and says si

the ancient nations of russia but the symbolic event comes during political times for ukraine as well with the country the crossroads between russia and the e.u. really. well it's really the center of one of the most religious festivities you have seen in the last several years that hundreds of thousands of people have flocked here. taking part. because one thousand twenty five years ago it was here and it was adopted as official religion. and then spread its way across the country and there have been several conflicts that russia and ukraine have participated in over the past several decades the orange revolution which increasingly saw ukraine pushing its way. away from russia ukraine is just and destroying relations with russia for reasons to say that ukrainians. living in russia and the country. is moving in the opposite direction. because new voices. of course there are people in ukraine who a look at her looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union. their attention and their priorities lie they want to adopt. european lifestyle they want

of ukraine warned that should the country's turn westward. basically diluting its national identity. well let's check out more international news this hour now tandon thousands of people flooded the streets of the tunisian capital for the funeral of a key secular opposition figure calling for the government to be broad down military helicopters and hundreds of soldiers accompany the procession for mohamad brian brahimi who was shot outside his house on thursday a bomb blast ripped through a police vehicle just hours before the funeral was held and nobody was hurt in the explosion. protesters have ransacked the offices of the muslim brotherhood and a levy in capital after a leading critic of islamists in the country was killed in a drive by shooting abdul salam had recently campaigned strongly for a new law that prevents officials under the deposed regime from being elected a security official said investigation had been launched into the murder. but his whale has been touted as a safe haven for whistleblower edward snowden to be out of harms

increasingly saw ukraine pushing its way. away from russia ukraine is just and destroying. reasons to say that ukrainians. living in russia and the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look who are looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union that. their attention and their priorities lie they want to adopt. european lifestyle they want to see some of the values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course the economic ties and a lot of critics. of ukraine warned that should the country's turn. basically diluting its national identity. and number crunching and pulling no punches it's our financial show that's next after the break. boy oh boy there are a lot of conspiracy theories out there for a mysterious extra planet strip killian creatures living among us but there also may conspiracy theories that are very plausible and some that are well actually true one that i've heard fo

russia and ukraine as both presidents of russia and ukraine have mentioned over the past couple of days that several times it's their cultural. and economic ties which go for centuries and now is the fleet there has been an increasing movement towards westernisation in ukraine some of the political elite believe. russia is looking to encroach upon ukraine's independence for example during the. day there has been. a nationalist movement others are questioning whether it is something the ukraine really should be doing because. really it's historically and culturally closer to russia. not really. lifestyle which has been a kind of which has been undergoing several changes for example the adoption of gay marriage laws and of course the economic crisis not necessarily something that you could be looking out and finding very attractive. when it's time to. break though and it's the truth seeker. i've got a big question for you how stupid can stupid terrorist paranoia get according to four progressives dot com the texas department of public safety demanded that any women entering the state sena

of ukraine warned that should the country's turn. basically diluting its national identity. to you for your news of programs continue after the break. next report just a couple of. boy oh boy there are a lot of conspiracy theories out there from mysterious extra planets drip killian creatures living among us but there also may conspiracy theories that are very plausible and some that are well actually true one that i've heard for a long time is that they are specifically trying to fool the police with dimwits to abuse the american people which is silly right right well according to a.b.c. news a discrimination lawsuit revealed that robert jordan was denied the chance to become a new london police officer because he was too smart his entrance exam score was a thirty three which is an i.q. of one hundred twenty five and it was just too high to allow him to defend the public good that police department only accepts candidates who have scores from twenty to twenty seven the logic is that people who are too smart get bored as policeman and they're more likely to quit after years

should be doing because it is risking to lose its independence since ukraine really it's historically and culturally closer to russia and may not be. me not really fits with the european lifestyle which has been a kind of under which has been undergoing several changes for example the adoption of gay marriage laws and of course the economic crisis not necessarily something that ukraine could be looking at and finding very attractive. good morrow. great programs lined up next we look at the every day. story. i've got a big question for you how stupid can stupid terrorist paranoia get according to four progressive stuck on the texas department of public safety demanded that any women entering the state senate hand over any tampons or pads before entering wow so why would they do this are they really that scared that some terrorists are playing a sneak a bomb into the place at any cost according to news that yahoo dot com the official reason is that they're afraid of people using projectiles as a form of protest against a law that would really restrict abortions oh well no i kind of see

delegations arrived in ukraine following the story of holy relic the cross that unites the nations of ancient russia but the symbolic events and. politically hard times. with a come to the crossroads between russia and the e.u. . really the center of one of the most religious festivities you have seen in the last several years that hundreds of thousands of people have flocked here and the reason why the festivities are taking part place here is because one thousand and twenty five years ago it was here and it was adopted as official religion. and then spread its way across the country and there have been several you can think that russia and ukraine have participated in over the past several decades the orange revolution which increasingly saw ukraine pushing its way. away from rushing towards europe ukraine is distant destroying relations with russia reasons suffice it to say that ukrainians. living in russia and more than half of the country. is moving in the opposite direction. because the voices. of course there are people in ukraine who a look at who are looking west they're look

away from russia ukraine is just and destroying. reasons to say that. living in russia and the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look at her looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union that. their attention and their priorities. they want to see some of the values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course. a lot of critics. should the country's turn. basically diluting its national identity. the russians are using you routed has launched from the bike a new cosmodrome in kazakstan the rocket is carrying the unmanned progress twenty space of fighter into orbit to dock with the international space station now the docking will occur about six hours just after the launch resupply mission will see the delivery of food fuel scientific material and parcels of from relatives to the cosmonauts and the astronauts now they have been at the earliest says since the end of me. some more international news in brie

parties or even looks at what's driving ukraine. a lot of people of course want to be closer to europe but the european union is reluctant to rectify ukraine's integration into its free trade zone claiming that the country is simply not up to the european standards just gets of course there are many who believe that the motivation behind them is not of the economic but rather of the political nature there are some who believe that the of could find its place on the european markets but if you compare the products that are made manufactured in ukraine to those that already made in europe products that are already being made in europe are cheaper and of course are of better quality or bold and if you criticize to remedy that by improving its infrastructure there is a lot of opinion out there with which says to in fact it would come as too costly with p.t. for ukrainians and that grain would end up losing a lot more that it stands to gain so so far ukraine's biggest export to europe has been cheap labor force there doesn't seem like th

looks at what is driving ukraine. a lot of people of course want to be closer to europe but the european union is reluctant to rectify ukraine's integration into its free trade zone claiming that the country is simply not up to the european standards yet of course there are many who believe that the motivation behind them is not of the economic but rather of the political nature there are some who believe that could find its place on the european markets but if you compare the products that are made manufactured in ukraine to those that already made in europe products that already being made in europe are cheaper and of course are of better quality or bold and if you criticize to remedy that by improving its infrastructure there is a lot of opinion out there with which says in fact it would come to coffee with peach or ukrainians and that crane would end up losing a lot more than it stands to gain so so far ukraine's biggest export to europe has been cheap labor force and it doesn't seem like that's going to change an

away from rushing towards europe ukraine is just and destroying. thousands of reasons to say that. i was living in russia and half of the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look at who are looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union that they are their attention and their priorities lie they want to adopt. european lifestyle they want to see some of their values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course the economic ties and a lot of critics. of ukraine warned that should the country's turn westward risking basically diluting its national identity. well let's check now some other stories from around the world broadcasters have ransacked the offices of the muslim brotherhood in the leading capital after a leading critic of islam is in the country was killed in a drive by shooting. had recently campaigned strongly for a new law that prevents officials under the deposed regime from the elected a security official said an investigat

ukraine is trying to decide whether it wants to align itself with russia's regional trade ball court to push for e.u. integration the former soviet state has close ties to moscow but is on greater cooperation with its western partners let's bring in our katie pilbeam for more on the story katie hi there i'm curious how would the figures actually work out for the ukraine if it chooses to align itself with the european free trade zone versus russia's equivalent well if we look at the map we can see that ukraine is right in the middle so it's always torn between the two partners now according to the russian academy of sciences firstly oprah villages the country currently enjoys would be lost by moving away from the customs union which means ukraine would no longer be privy to a lower price on the energy oil and gas bills from russia have to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. and hence no discounts at all exports would also take a huge. by the move exports to russia are estimated to decrease by up to two billion dollars annually if ukraine were to join the customs union exports t

away from russia ukraine is destroying. reasons. living in russia and the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look who are looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union. tension and their priorities lie. at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course. a lot of critics. should. basically diluting its national identity. and we'll get to grips with the latest gadgets next energies technology updates stay with us. i've talked with many times about the absurd things going on all around us like kids being thrown out of school because they had a gun that shoots bubbles or various people getting punished for their tweets and facebook posts it's all really abstract it's hard to truly get angry over until you see the results or played a stupid video game just carter sarcastically said to someone who called him crazy oh yeah i'm real messed up in the head i'm going to go shoot a bunch of kids at school l.o.l. j.k. and for this bit

european lifestyle they want to see some of the values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course. a lot of critics. of ukraine warned that should of the country's turn westward risking basically diluting its national identity. russian us all using you rocket has launched from the by canoe cosmodrome in kazakstan about four hours ago the unmanned progress and the twenty m. a space that is being tarried by the rocket will soon dock at the international space station resupply mission will see the delivery of food fuel scientific material and apostles from relatives to the cosmonauts and astronauts the astronauts and cosmonauts have been f.b.i. assessed since the end of may. some more international news in brief more than a thousand inmates have escaped from a prison in libyan city of benghazi the massive jailbreak it happened as the facility was attacked from the outside eighty please were later arrested it comes after the assassination of a prominent political activist killed in the same city which triggered massive protests across the

away from russia into ukraine is distant destroyed. thousands of reasons to say that. i was living in russia and half of the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look at who are looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union. their attention and their priorities want to adopt. european lifestyle they want to see some of the values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course. a lot of critics. should the country's turn. basically diluting its national identity. and let's take a look at some other stories from around the world now starting with brazil where violent rallies have broken out in the city of some power police who used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse over three hundred protesters as they ransacked banks and torched a vehicle belonging to a local television company the rally comes amid demonstrations in rio de janeiro where people voiced their discontent over corruption protests following last month's on ris

away from russian towards europe ukraine is just and destroying. reasons to say that everything would ukrainians. living in russia and the country. moving in the opposite direction. because. of course there are people in ukraine who a look who are looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union. their attention and their priorities. at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course. a lot of critics. should. basically diluting its national identity. and to some other news from around the world now starting with brazil where violent rallies have broken out in the city of some power police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse over three hundred protesters as they ransacked banks and torched a vehicle belonging to a local television company the rally comes amid demonstrations in rio de janeiro were people voice their discontent over corruption and protests follow last month unrest went thousands took to the streets in anger at a crippled social system and rising

the ukraine is trying to decide whether it wants to align itself with russia's regional trade bloc or to push for e.u. integration the former soviet state has close ties with moscow but is also eyeing greater cooperation with its western partners well let's bring in our katie pilbeam for more on the story katie break this down for us heidi so yeah that one at the moment got a big decision to make so how much so how do these figures work out the ukraine's economy hand if it's easier prey and free trade and i have the russian that customs union well as you can see. ukraine is right in the middle on the back just here so you can see it's torn between the two suiters if you like now according to the russian academy of sciences firstly all privileges the country currently enjoys would be lost by moving away from the customs union which means ukraine would no longer be privy to a lower price on their energy or oil and gas bills from russia and have to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. and hence no discounts at all exports would also take a huge hit by the be exposed to russia are e

ukraine again seems to be facing a choice either siding with moscow with which its political cultural and economic ties go back for centuries or to turn its back on his old relations and trying to make its way towards the european union relations which in moscow and kiev haven't been exactly seamless as of late specially over the past several years of course there was the orange revolution the recent gazprom flicks yet the robberies is inside the country and say ukraine would be a much better off staying on friendly terms with russia rather than playing a back seat role for europe. ukraine is distance destroying for favorable relations with russia for thousands of reasons posted to say that every third ukrainian has close relatives living in russia and although more than half of the country prefer to choose a moscow friendly course the league is moving in the opposite direction afraid of dissent because the voice of the protesters isn't a new one to be. at the same time moscow wants to see its next door neighbor to play a bit of a more active role in regional cooperation for example b

or ukraine is trying to decide whether it wants to align itself with russia's regional trade walk or push for e.u. integration the former soviet state has close ties with moscow but as i greater cooperation with its western partners let's now bring in. for more on the story well it's always hard to make decisions isn't it so now ukraine seems to be torn between the two blocs tell us more exactly you can see that on the map for yourself it really is just stuck in the middle which is that and the fact is joining the e.u. the biggest trade book in the world is what ukraine wants in order to become more european but the question is can they afford it because the country would expect to spend money in order to meet european standards for infrastructure the environment and the quality of their goods now the cut would not expect such an extensive investment program so a long term positive for the country yes but that's an expensive commitment for now . so obviously there seem to be some pitfalls for the country can you tell us more about what are the actually oil and gas discounts really th

ukraine again seems to be facing a choice either siding with moscow with which its political cultural and economic ties go back for centuries or to turn its back on his old relations and trying to make its way towards the european union relations which in moscow and kiev haven't been exactly seamless as of late specially over the past several years of course there was the orange revolution the recent gazprom pledge to get the robberies inside the country and still say that you would be much better off staying on friendly terms with russia rather than playing a backseat role for your. ukraine is existence destroying relationship with russian for thousands of reasons i'm sad to say that every third ukrainian it's close relatives living in russia and although more than half of the country prefer to choose a moscow friendly course which they believe is moving in the opposite direction of freedom dissent because the voice of the protesters isn't the new one believe that it's a pity that at the same time moscow wants to see its next door neighbor to play a bit of a more active role in regio

ukraine again seems to be facing a choice either siding with moscow with which its political cultural and economic ties go back centuries or to turn in his old relations and trying to make its way towards the european union relations with moscow and kiev haven't been exactly seamless as of late specially over the past several years of course there was the orange revolution the recent gas kong here the raw bourses inside the country and say that you would feel much better off staying on friendly terms with russia rather than playing a back seat role for your. ukraine is distant to strive for favorable relations with russia for thousands of reasons suffice it to say that every third ukrainian has close relatives living in russia and although more than half of the country prefer to choose a moscow friendly course the league is moving in the opposite direction afraid of dissent because the voice of the protesters isn't and it won't be. at the same time moscow wants to see its next door neighbor to play a bit of a more active role in regional cooperation for example by starting by joining

the face of our enemies well let me ask you a question you mention that your movement originated in ukraine and if you look at many social studies ukraine is a fairly advanced country in terms of female emancipation women of work women go to universities so women are fairly well represented within the society i mean obviously there are a lot of gains that could be made still but you cannot argue that ukraine is a backward looking country where. women are totally dominated by men i mean this is simply not true i mean scientific data doesn't support bad the when you're born as a woman in this part of the world in eastern europe and in my country as well the first think what you listen during the way during the time when you grow up they say you have to look good. why you are with them and they are answer you because you have to find a husband but if you do you little good way you do a lot of attention to your looks and they say and they say because man is the only one chance for you in this in this country to survive women don't have any possibility to get normal job we don't have any possibi

away from russian towards europe of course there are people in ukraine who look at her and looking west they're looking at europe. it's in the european union that. tension and their priorities lie. they want to see some of the values at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural historic and of course the economic ties and a lot of critics. of ukraine warned that should the country's turn westward risking basically diluting its national identity. well let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines across the world we begin with brazil more violent rallies have broken out in the city of south. police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse over three hundred protesters as they ran saying tanks and torched a vehicle belonging to a local television company the rally comes amid demonstrations in rio de janeiro where people voice their discontent over corruption the protests to follow last month on rest when thousands have taken to the streets in anger at a crippled social system and rising transportation to use. the fate of whistleblower bradley

the face of our enemies well let me ask you a question you mention that your movement originated in ukraine and if you look at the many social studies ukraine is a fairly advanced country in terms of female emancipation women of work women go to universities or women are fairly well represented within the society i mean obviously there are a lot of games that could be made still but you cannot argue that ukraine is a backward looking country where women are totally dominated by men i mean this is simply. not true i mean scientific data doesn't support that the when you're born as a woman in this part of the world in eastern europe and in my country as well the first think what you listen during the way during the time when you grow up they say you have to look good. why you are with them and they are answer you because you have to find a husband but if you do you little good way you do a lot of attention to your looks and they say and they say because man is the only one chance for you in this in this country to survive women don't have any possibility to get normal job we don't have any po

argue that ukraine is a backward looking country where women are totally dominated by men i mean this is simply not true i mean scientific data doesn't support that the when you're born as a woman in this part of the world in eastern europe and in my country as well the first think what you listen during the wait during the time when you grow up they say you have to look good. why you are with them and they are answering you because you have to find a husband but if you do a little good way you do a lot of attention to your looks and they say and this is because man is the only one chance for you in this in this country to survive women don't have any possibility to get a normal job we don't have any possibility to get normal education we don't have to switch for free education we have possibility to become prostitutes or housewives that's it well i think being the options that you suggest that quite limited but let me go back on the to the question about why breasts i heard you say in one of the interviews that you know this is the best way of actually attracting attention to your ca

well of course as you mentioned there have been several you can see conflicts that russia and ukraine have participated in over the past several decades the orange revolution which increasingly saw ukraine pushing its way. away from russia in two words europe and actually you can say the geographic location of crane is one of the reasons why finds itself. between east and west between russia and europe of course there are people in ukraine who a look looking west they're looking at europe and they're thinking. it's in the european union that they are their attention and their priorities lie. in the european lifestyle they want to see some of the values but primarily the people that we have spoken to on the matter they say it's the seeming comfortable living life in europe that they want. to adopt at the same time of course russia and ukraine share a lot of cultural story and of course there are. a lot of critics. of the countries step away from russia turn its back on russia and. risking basically diluting its national identity and losing a very palpable a very real friend and neighbo

league which would include the top sides from russia ukraine and better roosts however this idea has had mixed reactions for months for players. in support it's a good idea but what will the rest of the teams do who can give a guarantee that a c.i.s. league would last the test of time and will be viable for the next twenty or thirty years in the money of course will be great but i just can't see this working you know these are the games you want to play every game these are the games you want to play every week and these are teams you really want to go and check yourself against so definitely wish we would play in every game every week but definitely you know it's good to measure yourself and you know play against his guess the match itself has played out in ten. bridges of over thirty degrees to the peace was understandably slow and definitely had a pre-season friendly fields awaits but it was denominate here who eventually came away the winners and xander whose signature on the only goal from the penalty is balls midway through the first half not a major setback this past sank as b

the face of our enemies well let me ask you a question you mention that your movement originated in ukraine and if you look at the many social studies ukraine is a fairly advanced country in terms of female emancipation women of work women go to universities so women are fairly well represented within the society i mean obviously there are a lot of gains that could be made still but you cannot argue that ukraine is a backward looking country where women. totally dominated by men i mean this is simply not true i mean scientific data doesn't support that the when you're born as a woman in this part of the world in eastern europe and in my country as well the first think what you listen during the wait during the time when you grow up they say you have to look good. why you are with them and they are answering you because you have to find a husband but if you do you little good way you do a lot of attention to your looks and they say and they say because man is the only one chance for you in this in this country to survive women don't have any possibility to get a normal job we don't have any

well ukraine is mulling whether to align itself with russia's regional trade block or push for closer ties with the e.u. the former soviet republic wants cheaper russian gas but also craves greater cooperation with its western partners artie's business presenter katie pilgrim weighs up the options as you can see just here it really is stuck in the middle ukraine faces a choice either go for the option of a customs union with russia or go for the european free trade zone now if you crane chooses to go west woods it will become part of the world's biggest trading block but the question is whether it will be what the country would be expected to spend money in order to meet european standards for infrastructure the environment and the quality of their good past ukraine enjoys oil and gas discounts due to their close relationship with russia if the country enters the e.u. then they would be expected to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. countries now trade with russia is expected to decrease by up to two billion dollars annually as a result on the other hand is the option of joini

ukraine is distant destroyed for favor but relations with russia for thousands of reasons suffice it to say that every third ukrainian has close relatives living in russia and although more than half of the country prefer to choose a moscow friendly course the league is moving in the opposite direction they aren't afraid of dissent because the voice of the protesters isn't the new one you believe it's a pity that at the same time moscow wants to see its next door neighbor to play a bit of a more active role in regional cooperation for example by starting by joining the customs union of which russia of course is a. player ukraine's economy is also highly hemant on russia with some seven hundred thousand ukrainians employed in russia on top of that they're all forced cultural and religious ties he have at one point being the center of the slavic lands and it was here that one thousand and twenty five years ago percy on this he was adopted and that is that religion is about are other things a force that keeps the countries close through all the trials and tribulations and many warn that

well ukraine is trying to decide whether it wants to align itself with russia's original trade or push for e.u. integration the former soviet state has close ties with moscow but as i in greater cooperation with its western partners well let's now bring in our to use katie pilgrim for more on the story i don't hear you so there's now torn between the two blogs there is no absolutely well as you can see just here it really is stuck in the middle ukraine faces a choice either go for the option of a customs union with russia or go for the european free trade zone now if you crane chooses to go west woods it will become part of the world's biggest trading block but the question is whether it will be one that the country would be expected to spend money in order to meet european standards for infrastructure the environment the quality of that gets passed ukraine enjoys oil and gas discounts due to their close relationship with russia if the country and is the e.u. then they would be expected to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. countries trade with russia is expected to decrease by

ukraine is mulling whether to align itself with russia's regional trade walk or push for closer ties with the e.u. the former soviet republic once cheap or russian gas but also craves greater cooperation with its western partners are his business present a way to feel patience. as you can see just here it really is stuck in the middle ukraine faces a choice either go for the option of a customs union with russia shop or go for the european free trade zone now if you crane chooses to go westward it will become part of the world's biggest trading block but the question is whether it will be what the country would be expected to spend money in order to meet european standards for infrastructure the environment and the quality of their good past ukraine enjoys oil and gas discounts due to their close relationship with russia if the country enters the e.u. then they would be expected to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. countries now trade with russia is expected to decrease by up to two billion dollars annually as a result on the other hand is the option of joining the customs u

western ukraine. the site where hundreds of thousands of jews were transported to belgium before the war. many died in the camp as well. and they set up their villus outside the camp parameters. when she got their this said, well, i would like a balcony. that's the lay of the tile. and what did she do? she brought the whole family with herbs. well, in this setting of this villa sitting on the balcony where there would have their ritual, after in ritual. she was -- she would pull out her pistol which was a typical weapon, domesticated weapon, booze,. you would shoot, turn-of-the-century, recreational kind of weapon. something of a gardener. so i have one of these theories to pull this out the jurors liver's down in her garden. then she would come over the wall. this is now one time kind of incident. developed this reputation. shooting from balcony's. a pattern, but also brings home the fact that these are women killing in these intimate domestic selling -- settings. they're in these places where they f

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league which would include the top sides from russia ukraine and bella ruse however this idea has had mixed reactions for months for players. in simple that's a good idea but what will the rest of the teams do who can give a guarantee that a c.i.s. league would last the test of time and will be viable for the next twenty or thirty years in the money of course will be great but i just can't see this working you know these are the games you want to play every game these are the games you want to play. every week and these are change you really want to go and check yourself against so definitely wish we would play in every game every week but definitely you know it's good to measure yourself and you know play against these guys the match itself has played out in temperature. of over thirty degrees so the pace was understandably slow and definitely had a pre-season friendly feel to weights but it was denominate here who eventually came away the winner is that xander who signets in the only goal from a penalty spalls midway through the first half not a major setback to spa sank his biggest

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football now a spot that moscow lost their pre-season open one nil it's home to ukraine johnston and i care a fixture that was once a highlight of the old soviet league and could be again those which had some poor feet explains. the russian premier league season finished just over a month ago but a club zerilli back in training with a new campaign set to get underway on july fourteenth a number of players like spartak striker euro mob city on have hardly had a break as they played for their countries of the start of june yet the armenian accepts is just part of being a professional. yeah you know but that's our job you know that's what we play. we play for a country play for a club team we've had a few days off but you know what. it's not only us it's everybody else in the world you know. every team in england you know you see they don't get a break so it's something we were used to it spot at moscow getting amik here was always a match for gets me emotions running high amongst the fans all these were the best supported and also turn most successful clubs joined a solid championship

from mali whether to know the results of that vote as well now ukraine's well itself to align whether to go with russia's regional trade bloc or to push for closer ties with the new the former soviet republic wants cheaper russian gas but it also craves greater cooperation with its western partners to it's a dilemma for their marty's business presenter ways of the options. as you can see just here it really is stuck in the middle ukraine faces a choice either go for the option of a customs union with russia or go for the european free trade zone now if you crane chooses to go westward it will become part of the world's biggest trading block but the question is whether it will be what the country would be expected to spend money in order to meet european standards for infrastructure the environment and the quality of their good past ukraine enjoys oil and gas discounts due to their close relationship with russia if the country enters the e.u. then they would be expected to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. countries now trade with russia is expected to decrease by up to two bi

it is the first time these unique artifacts have gone on display outside the ukraine. >> the exhibition includes extremely rare chinese caskets dating back to the first century. experts in japan have spent years restoring them. now they are on display for the first time to a wider audience. experts were intrigued to find the chinese treasures engraved as far west as the black sea. the artifacts were discovered by archaeologists. they had partly disintegrated and were barely identifiable but have since been restored to their former glory. it is thanks to this professor that they have now been brought together for the display in bond -- bonn. the objects were drawn from six different museums. >> we did it by working with the curators in ukraine. they were also here to help set it up. it would not have been possible otherwise. many of the curators actually only met here. they live in crimea but they do not have much contact with each other, so that makes it quite special. >> the ukrainians say they would like to see the collection go on display in crimea, too, but at the moment, there is n

it is the first time these unique artifacts have gone on display outside the ukraine. >> the exhibition includes extremely rare chinese caskets dating back to the first century. experts in japan have spent years restoring them. now they are on display for the first time to a wider audience. experts were intrigued to find the chinese treasures engraved as far west as the black sea. the artifacts were discovered by archaeologists. they had partly disintegrated and were barely identifiable but have since been restored to their former glory. it is thanks to this professor that they have now been brought together for the display in bond -- bonn. the objects were drawn from six different museums. >> we did it by working with the curators in ukraine. they were also here to help set it up. it would not have been possible otherwise. many of the curators actually only met here. they live in crimea but they do not have much contact with each other, so that makes it quite special. >> the ukrainians say they would like to see the collection go on display in crimea, too, but at the moment, there is n

it is the first time these unique artifacts have gone on display outside the ukraine. >> the exhibition includes extremely rare chinese caskets dating back to the first century. experts in japan have spent years restoring them. now they are on display for the first time to a wider audience. experts were intrigued to find the chinese treasures engved as far west as the black sea. the artifacts were discovered by archaeologists. they had partly disintegrated and were barely identifiable but have since been restored to their former glory. it is thanks to this professor that they have now been brought together for the display in bond -- bonn. the objects were drawn from six different museums. >> we did it by working with the curators in ukraine. they were also here to help set it up. it would not have been possible otherwise. many of the curators actually only met here. they live in crimea but they do not have much contact with each other, so that makes it quite special. >> the ukrainians say they would like to see the collection go on display in crimea, too, but at the moment, there is no

which was near western ukraine, a site where hundreds of thousands of jews were transported to belgium and so gassing centers and many died there and they set up a villa outside the camp perimeter, and when she got there, she said, well, i'd like a balcony. i need a terrace, a balcony, and they brought jewish slave forced labors to lay the tile and make it nice for her. what did she do with her 3-year-old daughter? who was also there, she brought, the whole family there, well, in the setting of this villa, sitting on the balcony where they would have their ritual coffee and cake, she would pull out her pistol, a typical weapon, domesticated weapon, a parlor room, people would -- the recreational kind of weapon, she would swirl, and they had one of these, and she pulled this out and would shoot at the jews who were in the jewish laborers in the garden and shoot across over the wall of the camp into laborers themselves who were, you know, making their way through the camp, and this is a routine for her. this not a one-time incident. she developed this reputation for these balcony shootin

chinese and the ukraine and russian and immigrants are present today. all immigrants that are influenced about and delighted, (inaudible) never forget the roots. i would like to express an important thing here that the counsel general of germany and russia to be present in this event. and important conviction they assist on the life to me. to be more proud, but (inaudible) of each achievement and so as your people will gain (inaudible) administration of the san francisco (inaudible) thank you for your attention. [ applause ] >> we request, if you are photographing this, please do not use flash because we will have, you will have a problem with the image. and in the words of mark leno who unfortunately could not be here today, it says congratulations on the occasion of the unveiling of the bust of san francisco civic and cultural leader in its rightful place inside city hall. as we gather to commemorate the service to the city and county of san francisco as the 24th and first jewish mayor, i commend his many contributions and generous donation to san fra

be watched by various authorities and had run-ins in the past with the authorities for instance in ukraine. it is likely it is being watched but i don't know if it has been specifically tagged as a vessel of interest. >> in may of 2012 a vessel was intercepted on suspicion of trying to export missile related components to syria. how is the incident linked to that episode? >> they both likely represent parts of north korea's broader proliferation activities. we know north korea pro live rates tech knowing to nuclear programs to a variety of states around the world. and this is driven primarily by profit seeking. we think the north korean government is strapped for cash particularly foreign reserves and these activities represent parts of the attempts to bolster the finances. >> that was neil ashdown. officials from north and south korea have again failed to narrow their differences on the resumption of a jointly run industrial zone. the complex has been closed since the north withdrew its workers in april. the officials met on wednesday for a fourth round of talks at the industrial complex

russia and ukraine blocked a move, saying that the meeting did not have the authority to set up marine protection areas. both countries had earlier backed the creation of a marine protection area as part of an effort to save critical habitats. many people say it is wildlife. the philippines, one of the fastest-growing economies in southeast asia. the number of overseas workers wanting to turn -- return home are taking advantage of the boom. we have the success story of one of those people. >> they had been a fixture on the griddle -- literally -- glittery world of high-fashion. now his goal is for his creations to shine even brighter, but this time in his home country of the philippines. >> every time i see someone leave the country, i feel so sad. you have to sacrifice a lot and nothing can heal the country, but ourselves. we have to start on our own. for me, i came back because i would like to help, i would like to share what i have learned abroad. >> albert came back last year and is happy with what he sees. the economy is alive and well, he says, enough to sustain an unstable indus

. >> they have to get workers from far away from places like oak area, ukraine, romania, and even thailand. one of them is a 46 rolled romanian who has helped with the harvest year for the past five years. >> last month, i made 1280 euros after taxes. but i had to pick 1200 kilograms of berries to earn that. >> wages like that should be appealing to many portuguese, but the crisis hit the country so quickly that many still are not totally aware of just how serious the situation is. >> there's increasing unemployment in many sectors, especially the construction business, and that you be changing -- will not be changing anytime soon. if people do not want to emigrate, then all that is left is far more. >> this economist agrees, but even he is surprised there are still so many jobs available amid the crisis. >> the job openings have to be channeled through the unemployment office. then you can offer jobless people the appropriate jobs and also expect that they accept what is offered. if that is not the case and they do not have a good reason for not accepting the conditions, then you can cut