was mentioned russia has been sanctioned for its invasion and extension of crimea just last month the un assistant secretary general went to the general assembly and said that on the issue of the occupation he said it is against the geneva conventions for russia to transfer its population into an occupied area you say only israel is being held to that standard not true russia invaded crimea and sees this in a military conflict where it was the aggressor is well i must admit i did not take this from another country that owned this was not traditionally and i understand the argument with respect to slightly moving the goalposts you said that no one applies the standard of the 4th geneva convention of moving populations i'm saying they are applying in crimea do you recognize has been mentioned by a couple un reports in we went assistant secretary to human rights in the last month in relation to crimea they have not been sanctioned for the sanction for the invasion it's not been applied to the west and cyprus western city has been able to do more i mean or than they have mentioned in rega

but this is only if you're a russian living in russia that apple maps is telling you that crimea which was annexed by russian is not recognized by the international community belongs to russia so daunted lines of words change here or there only taking place in russia they seem like subtle changes what's the reaction been though from ukraine well ukrainians are outraged by this because they like the international community does not recognize crimea as being part of russia or other part of ukraine and the foreign minister took to twitter and he was outraged let's take a look at what he said he said i phones are great products seriously though apple please please stick to high tech and intertainment global politics is not your strong side hash tag crimea as you can. this is the hashtag that's come up a lot recently with complaints over apple and things like this. but i think this incident shows that actually making moves is a political exercise and apple of basically just gave in to russian government pressure to make this change so clearly craning not happy about this is there really any

diplomatically much stronger and he has succeeded in countering western moves within ukraine itself crimea is now once again part of russia nobody expects that to change their russia or is also a major player in ukraine in politics it's the ukraine. it's realize they have to negotiate with the russians and they're talking about in the end what will probably be very significant constitutional and foreign policy realignments but the ukraine if it is to find a way out of the crisis well let me say yes but that. given there is that if the u.s. and its western allies that that term another thing i think is really important here is that over the last few days we have the european union basically tell the ukrainians get their energy policy together because europe is tired of underwriting it which means that must be a return to dealing with the russians just as alexander make your said in every single sense the project they've had for ukraine has been an utter failure well i am not concerned about russia in chair and i think the world should not be concerned because things are develop in a quote i

she knows that this is not the truth that crimea is you know it's really interesting but it's go back to and you can see what's interesting here is that you've seen the rhetoric of patriotism being. shown on the liberal corporate media and this is what's really orwellian about it because these people are actually traders they act in a. in such a way that undermines the electoral decisions of the american people nobody elected these people none of them and having been a russian watch an eastern european watcher for almost my entire adult life the testimony i heard from these characters was lame at best and ideologically possessed and most go ahead alex yeah we heard the word a lot peter during the in test testimony from everybody there about official us foreign policy who sets us foreign policy that's the president not these guys what america saw they saw these mid-level managers who are hell bent on pushing their foreign policy on to the american public they saw mid-level players of the deep state and they were upset that their boss president trump who the american people elected had

in 2015 right after you know the crimea thing in and after their history just started in donbass here is what she says to figure all putin doesn't know the limits he will certainly go further than ukraine he would destabilize other countries and of quote well this is to put it mildly unite europe information and now the whole nation is supposed to believe fiona here when she says something about highly professional foreign service about russia definitely definitely destroying m.h. 17 and she says it all under oath how does she know russian don't any 17. can she be sure you know rush by crania feel when he'll was in russia she traveled to these vile day club discussions many times and give you would put it many times i'm sure she was in crimea she knows that this is not the truth that crimea is where it's really interesting but it's go back and you can see what's interesting here is that you've seen the rhetoric of patriotism being. shown on the liberal corporate media and this is what's really orwellian about it because these people are actually traders they act in a. in such a way th

he ordered the construction of a bridge to connect crimea to the russian mainland. russian-backed militias then took over large parts of eastern ukraine. the country was being occupied piece by piece. >> with vladimir putin, that's are real gut issues. when he gets angry, feels that he's being dissed, his country's being dissed, he can react very sharply. >> journalist david ignatius watched putin's land grab with growing concern. >> ukrainian leaders have been struggling to understand what to do. they had believed the united states stood with them as they tried to become truly independent of russia, a russia that was fighting a war on their borders to try to suppress them, suppress their freedoms. they thought, america stands with us. >> with russia now occupying crimea and eastern ukraine, the new pro-american government in kiev needed its friends in washington more than ever. but the obama administration first wanted ukraine to clean up its house. then vice president biden was named point man for the anti-corruption effort. >> it's absolutely critical for ukraine

they take all of crimea and nobody does a thing. not even a word is mentioned. >> there was some discussion during this questioning by the ambassador to suggest the ukrainians were oh fenltdsed that candidate trump suggested neighbor crimea should be looked at. no mention, no discussion of obama let them invade and take over and claim for their own the warm water port of crimea which is very necessary for russia to project strength worldwide. as i watched this hearing i felt like the world had turned upside down. lou: it was bizarre and intriguing look into the minds of two members of the diplomatic corps. the star who said he was neither for or against impeachment of president trump. he seemed far more comfortable with the left than the right in that room. the other, a person who didn't want to see george soros non-government organization investigated in the midst of corruption. very peculiar moments. your thoughts about what we now are told is the imminent release of the inspector general's report at long last after some 20 months

politics it has never felt more important to understand these tensions since russia's annexation of crimea we have had a dog what's a new cold war. russia has support a separatist fighters in the eastern ukraine. is accused of tampering with the us a lecture. and of poisoning a former secret agent in a british country town. within russia there was a white range of opinion on these events but their facial position is the opposite of the western view. deputy foreign minister sergei volkov deals with the russian west and relationship firsthand. together says she's up a. good vibe this ice was up there with over the girls a girl they're going to some what hasn't been any kind michelin is dealing. with i see if yes i will be you might. not serving as chairman good in the bridge from. good dog or the. in to me room in the. mcguckin at night because there are noise not i was in the cool of there must be a deal is creepily. in the suspect was a woman. on me because you were near to not know where she was writable got to meet new police stated we issued we should be seeing applause rates those are

tensions russia returns true neighbor ships it sees from your creation in a territorial dispute over crimea. and with multi resistant bacteria killing more than half a 1000000 people globally every year i'll be losing the battle against superbugs. plus britain's colonial legacy and the tea plantations of kenya really need for workers some now and then ninety's was still traumatized by what they endured. i feel so much pain while the british dealing compensation for their suffering and not giving back to us the land they took away from us until there's no one left to testify. now they're taking the case to the united nations. to. put on of a wall but i'm on the. a tense standoff between pro-democracy activists and police at hong kong's polytechnic university is heading into another night protest as had earlier tried to escape all mosques only to face arrest by police surrounding the campus hong kong authorities say the activists are criminals but protesters have been handed once more victory by a court ruling really who live to our correspondent in hong kong in just a bit but 1st this report

rived in crimea and installed themselves at the airport train stations and administration buildings. a referendum was a hastily called by moscow the people voted to rejoin russia the russians had taken over crimea in the east in the ukraine referendums were also held much fighting erupted between separatists and ukrainian forces and. russia is accused of supporting the separatists militarily which he denies despite overwhelming evidence. that. the fighting in the eastern ukraine the don't pass is ongoing and there is a strong indication in countless testimonies that official russian forces were involved. the west has responded by introducing sanctions against russia for violating the sovereignty of the ukraine if the russian leadership stays on its current course together we will ensure that this isolation deepens. sanctions will expand and the toll on russia's economy as well as its standing in the world. it will only increase. since these events in crimea of the ukraine the relationship between russia and the west seems to have been irreparably damaged. the chill through this whole

since these events in crimea of the ukraine the relationship between russia and the west seems to have been irreparably damaged. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories. they're listening as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not a yes they pose a too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. i mean this was different whether someone is going for some of this video read it doesn't matter when it's true i think it's how you approach an official and that's it is a certain way of doing it you can't just inject a story and fly out. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to special guests in conversation as the resistance and i see joy in the midst of paying your bill to do that and from uninterrupted wire all of our people of color and they're just one color because we're there is why don't they shouldn't

crimea before it was annexed by vladimir putin in 2014, a move that got russia kicked out of the g-8 and got them sanctioned, that crimea now appears on maps and weather forecasts not as part of ukraine, not even as disputed territory. if you're inside russia looking at that map on an apple device crimea appears as a russian territory. despite the fact that for the rest of the world beyond russia crimea appears an maps as what it is, disputed territory. this tweak to the maps, this alternative reality, if you will, is straight from vladimir putin's wish list. putin's government lobbied apple to reconfigure the maps to putin's liking and apple aqueoused. happy thanksgiving, vlad. or, quote, there's no going back. the situation is closed. we have received everything we wanted. you can say that again. for the record ukraine has denounced apple over this is no surprise, changing the man to show crimea as one of it russia when that is one of the most contentious churd rails moves the goal posts on what is fact and what is reality. ask yourself how does it help anybody now your internet sp

not only invaded crimea, but took crimea without so much as a whisper of protest from president obama or for that matter, fiona hill. perhaps hill forgot last year a ukrainian court ruled two ukrainian officials middled in the 2016 american election, leaking a ledger to former campaign chair paul manafort. congressman jim jordan clearly laid out more facts to dispute hill's claim. >> we all know russia meddled in the election. but that's not to say ukraine' can't try to interfere. mr. poroshenko said the vast majority of the ukrainian politicians wants hillary clinton to win. is that on the same level as russia? we never alleged that, but it still happened. through * house republicans on the committee remained unified. each of schiff's witnesses haven't witnesses anything and republicans made that clear to the american people. they have been unified and much to the credit of their minority leader kevin mccarthy. joining us, house minority leader, kevin mccarthy. great to have you with us. let's start by looking at what is happening today. get your impressions as we are wrapping up the

that then would become crimea would be a base from nato. that never comes up for discussion. >> why would we do that? >> why did we bring in white every brought in bulgaria? >> they're are people at the state departmentst pushing the united states to war against russia. >> they don't think they're pushing it toward work because theyey don't think the russians will go to war which is where i think they're wrong. i think there is a redline out there and we're very close to i right the russians, whether we like it or not or probably more paranoid than the left in the united states. they are quite capable of striking back at us. hopefully not on the nuclear level,no but it's real. this is another reason why the whole ukraine business needs to be treated differently. the first thing we do do is announce that they're not going to be a part of nato. let's sit down and find a solution that will work for barth russians in ukraine. i think that's what they really want. >> thank you very much. more on tonight's hearing comin up, ambassador ctu had not

crimea. russia annexed via invasion. russian-backed separatist and soldiers continues. most countries refuse to recognize this annexation. the u.s. has imposed sanctions, including freezing assets and restricting trade. the minister slammed apple saying, stick to entertainment. apple did not respond to request for comment. >>> couldn't share a picture of your plate on thursday. down detector received thousands of complaints on facebook and instagram. just after 3:00 p.m., it said the issue had been resolved. facebook and instagram services are prone to frequent outages. but thursday's was problematic because people love sharing their festivities. >>> another thanksgiving going to the dogs. >> and the best in show tonight is the bulldog. >> oh, my goodness. oh. >> the world's cutest dog, the most surprised person in the building may have been that dog's handler. the bulldog bested six other finalists to claim his prize. in all, more than 2,000 dogs from more than 193 breeds competed in the nat

probably in they have been handed over by russian border guards some 30 kilometers of the coast of crimea and been insular in the neutral waters as it was agreed to and they're now being out towards their home ports of this 3 ships belonging to the ukrainian army were side by russians a year ago russia claims that it was a provocation that they violated their territorial waters off the shore of crimean peninsula but the crimean peninsula has been annexed by russia in 2014 now ukraine has denied this and they're pursuing the matter even in front of the un maritime tribunals this very brutal ordered russia as a preliminary measure to immediately release ships and $24.00 c. men that were on the board the seamen were released but as a part of a prisoner exchange that happened in september now the ships have been released to ukrainians but the russian insists that they did not do this on the order of the u.n. tribunal that they simply finished the forensics on this ship and that they are still going to pursue the criminal charges against ukrainian c. men for this incident that happened a year

map and whether applications have begun displaying crimea as part of russian territory. changes are only visible to users inside russia. elsewhere the territory does not display as part of any country. russian troops annexed crimea in 2014 in a move denounced by ukraine and western allies as illegal. apple has not commented on the decision. the saudi and iraqi coalition in yemen says it will release some fromners and allow limited the rebel held capital. commercial air flight has been closed. patients needing medical care can be flown out in cooperation with the world health organization. >> it is more than three years airportr international flew passengers. it has been empty since. by runway was damaged airstrikes in 2015. stoppedonal airline flying the following year. airspace was closed by the war. the saudi uae coalition says it can reopen to allow patients needing medical treatment to be flown out. the international airport was not closed by a national resolution, but was forcibly and unlawfully banned by the saudi-led coalition. we have been calling for the reopeni

and the reason for the invasion of crimea the conviction in moscow this was going to happen. that then would become, that is crimea would become a base from nato from which it could project power against russia. that never comes up for discussion, but that's a very real concern. >> tucker: why would we do that? >> why did we bring in macedonia? why have we brought in bulgaria? >> tucker: there are at the people at the state department push be the united states to war against russia. >> they don't think they are pushing it towards war because they don't think the russians will go to war. that's where i think they are wrong. i think there is a red line out there. and we're very close to it. and the russians, whether we like it or not, are probably more paranoid than the left in the united states. >> tucker: yes. >> and they are quite capable of striking back at us. hopefully not on the nuclear level but it's real. and this is another reason why this whole ukraine business needs to be treated differently. first thing we announce ukraine is not going to be a member of nato. we wa

he was critical of a policy position that president trump had with regard to crimea and whether crimea was you know a part of ukraine or part of russia that's a tremendously sensitive issue in ukraine and my recollection is that that is what ambassador chali was writing about and do you know whether the bassett or anybody from the embassy tried to make contact with the trump kept. talk about their concerns before lodging an op ed i don't know. you know during the same time period of the run up to the election me the minister of iraq off had said so and especially. and did things about then candidate trump on some very social media platforms or are you aware that. yes as a result of the deposition the previous deposition but but the during the relevant time period when it was happening you are aware of the you know i don't recall an ok he he's one of the more influential officials in the ukraine correct yes. i believe he's one of the few that spanned both a portion go ministration and his landscape ministration yes that's correct he looked looking back on his comments in hindsight did y

the 2 countries before a key summit takes place next month the handover took place off the coast of crimea hundreds of riot police in georgia's capital tbilisi have used water cannon against anti-government protesters outside the country's parliament building it comes a day after demonstrators blocked the entrance to the building people have returned to the streets after the ruling georgian dream party backtracked on promised electoral reform its. venice is returning to normal after days of flooding calls damage running into hundreds of millions of euros but as the waters in the city recede other parts of northern italy are being swamped by torrential rain leaving entire villages cut off. the rains have stopped life is getting back to normal but in venice that means assessing the damage after 3 floods within a single week still the waters are receding from public squares and the taxis are working the canals. but it's a different story in land flooded fields as far as the eye can see in central italy . and that field even a julia region rivers burst their banks flooding a key road and makin

reasons why nato is still relevant and not you can't you can't simply you can't simply start the story in crimea in 2014 this came 20 years after relentless remorseless western jugulator collect expansionism which included the attack on yugoslavia in 1909 the orange revolution in $24.00 obviously the iraq war of 2003 so whether or not these things were involved with nato or whether nato itself was officially involved there has been an immense pushback and it just so happened john reaction when he came in again 40 and there are those who would say let's not forget nader's intervention yugoslavia because a genocide was being committed in the acts you this live picture on the side was not being committed on your knees lower him if there hasn't it on the. that was war propaganda which has been proved false since there was never any genocide committed in kosovo indeed nobody in kosovo was even accused of genocide so i'm sorry that was just war preferred it was the us and i say it was only as i say the i.c.j. rulings talk about it weren't. near that was not in kosovo that is x. yugoslavia has been a s

in 2016 candidate trump had made a statement saying that it was possible that he would allow crimea to go back to russia and he expressed that you stress the sentiment or the opinion that it's possible that crimea wanted to go back to russia what i can tell you mr nunez is that those that sentiment is amazingly inflammatory to all ukrainians. so 'd so i think so i can understand that. are you aware during the leave it was the 2012 election when. at the time president obama leaned over on a hot mike to that then russian president and said that he'd have to wait till after the election i did that was that inflammatory to the ukrainians also. i just want to be clear that some government officials oppose president trump's approach to ukraine but many had no idea what concerned him and this case it was numerous indications of ukraine ukrainian interference in the 2016 election to oppose his campaign and support hillary clinton once you know that it's easy to understand the president's desire to get to the bottom of this corruption and to discover exactly what happened in the 2016 election a

easing tensions russia return 3 neighbor ships it seized from ukraine in a territorial dispute over crimea. and with multi resistant bacteria killing more than half a 1000000 people globally a year i'll be losing the battle against the superbug. class britain's colonial legacy in the tooth on titian's of kenya we need former workers some now in their ninety's still crueler ties by what they endured i feel so much cream while the british dealing compensation for the suffering and not giving back to us still be took away from. until there's no one left to testify. now they're taking their case to the united nations. that shima does it to have a company a tense standoff between clear democracy activists and police at hong kong's polytechnic university is heading into another night but just as had only a tried to escape all mosques only to face arrest by police who are surrounding the university home go without he say the activists are criminals a protest says have been handed once more victory by a court ruling we'll go live to our correspondent in hong kong in just a bit but 1st this report.

vessels had been moved to a handover location in the black sea russia sees the ships off the coast of crimea a year ago those are the headlines and news continues here on out is era after inside story for. and the war criminal for those for one cause a new president with a buyout as a sworn in. the white man to defuse ethnic divisions and fix the economy this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. sri lanka's new president is positioning himself as the strong man who can fix the nation's most challenging problems promises by a good. to improve security and the struggling economy against a.

been returned to gunboats and the tugboats were taken in the cut straight between mainland russia and crimea which moscow an extreme ukraine 5 years ago the handover is another step in efforts to end the 5 year conflict in eastern ukraine where russian backed rebels fighting the government. yes president all trump has tweeted that he likes the idea of testifying in his own impeachment inquiry even though he insists he's done nothing wrong inquiries examining whether trump leveraged military aid to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival democratic presidential candidate joe biden a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports are you talking about the witch hunt is that what you mean is that we never in modern history has a sitting u.s. president testified before a congressional inquiry but president donald trump says he might. in a monday tweet trump said i like the idea and will in order to get congress focused again strongly consider it congress is looking into whether or not the president committed impeachable offenses when he withheld military aid to ukraine he's in

your president was a p pa re ntly over crimea. your president was apparently saying or implying, according to these witnesses, if you don't do this investigation not only don't do this investigation not only do you not get to meet me in the 0val do you not get to meet me in the oval office but you don't get that money and that money could be crucial to the country's future. are so crucial to the country's future. are so much you have said there, some of it is factually true and some of it isn't, shaun. there is no evidence yet, that the president said, "i wa nt yet, that the president said, "i want a yet, that the president said, "i wanta quit yet, that the president said, "i want a quit pro quo" was up in fact, ambassador sondland asked the president if it is a quid pro quo as the president did not say yes. i think it is very clear that rudy giuliani people under the president we re giuliani people under the president were squeezing the ukrainian. were they doing it on the orders of the president or not? i am not sure so thatis p

the president when he was a candidate said, quote, the people of crimea, from what i've heard, would rather be with russia than where they were. so ambassador charlie is responding to that in that article, correct? >> that's correct. he just uses this as a peg. because to be honest the whole article is actually about ukraine and this is classic standard for anyone that wants to write an op-ed, you pick a beg e peg by something you or someone else might have said and you proceed to say what you want to say. ambassador charlie talks about ukraine's position vis-a-vis russia and russia aggression against ukraine. >> let me just read, because it's worth people hearing from this attack on president, on candidate trump, who suggested that the crimeans would rather be with russia. ambassador charlie writes, even if trump's comments are only speculative and do not reflect a future foreign pol call for appeasement of an aggressor and support the sovereign country's territorial integrity and another's breach of international law. da da da, that's the attack on candidate trump. does that sound

with kiev reportedly in the black sea russia sees the ships in november last year off the coast of crimea more than $13000.00 people have been killed in eastern ukraine during fighting between pro russian separatists and ukrainian government forces over the past 5 years sama aimed at ending the conflict is just be held next month earlier we spoke to global affairs analyst michael asa coon who's the former spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe special monitoring mission to ukraine of course the most important thing where the return of the sailors that happened quite a few weeks ago now but to the return of the ships comes it interesting time ahead of that peace summit now scheduled to be on december 9th in paris however remains to be seen whether the boats are even sea worthy whether they've been tampered with whether they're handing back the i mean ocean a number of questions there but for sure this is you know more or less good news for the landscape at that summit it remains to be seen we will not know for sure until the very day whether president putin w

russia says it will return 3 captured naval vessels to ukraine the ships were seized off the coast of crimea a year ago after the russian coast guard opened fire and wounded several silas' moscow says the vessels illegally entered its territorial waters it returned the captured crew members in september as part of a prisoner exchange still ahead on al-jazeera pulling short the initial valuation for saudi arabia's state owned oil company is lower than some expected. while violence into that of a generation ago may soon take center stage in the u.k. is general election. hello again it's good to be back where we have been following the snow here across parts of iran over the last few days attempters have really come down 1st of all we've been showing you some images that have come out of tehran the snow is going to continue across that area as well especially around the caspian the southern part of the caspian could be a mix of rain and snow down towards the south though notice in the higher elevations we could even see some snow there that's really going to be in the overnight hours but a lot

been moved to ahead of relocation in the black sea russia seized the ships off the coast of crimea a year ago more than 13000 people have been killed in eastern ukraine over the past 5 years in fighting between pro russia separatists and ukrainian forces alexandra steele one of which government has more from moscow 3 ukrainian ships started their hours long journey back to home to the home port of ukrainian the black sea port they've been transferred or released to ukrainians by russians in the neutral waters of the black sea today some 30 kilometers off the coast it has been a year since russia arrested after opening fire and wounding several of sailors are arrested this 3 ships nearby the crimean peninsula territory russia actually alex from ukraine in 2014 now u.n. maritime tribunal as a provisional measure ordered russia to release both the ship and the sailors say lives have been released as a part of an exchange of prisoners a deal in september and now comes the ships the russian says they're not doing this because of this order but because they finished their investigations si

it's over the crimea. russia seized crimea back in 2014 and a move most of the west condemned as being illegal. since that happened russia and ukraine have been fighting over which country the territory belongs to. today apple maps is showing crimea as part of the country of russia. it's also showing up as part of russia on the weather app on iphones in moscow. ukraine slamming apple for bending to russian demands. apple not commenting on that change. apple is hoping that your christmas list includes anni-phone 11. sales of the iphone have plunged more than 10% this year, and gartner, a technology research firm says this may be more than just a bad quarter. sales are down worldwide. apparently consumers are opting for budget-smart phones over apple's high-priced device. right now samsung and hua mei are selling millions more phones than apple. apple doing something it really does to catch up, offering discounts on some phones, tablets this holiday season. >>> can money buy happiness? some new research says

and the president also talked about back then that there were a lot of people in crimea who wanted to be part of russia. a lot of narratives that were disturbing to some people in that part of the world who had russia breathing down their neck and trying to continue its expansionist desires. one other thing i would just mention it is sort of the u.s. political backdrop here, especially on the republican side. you have mitt romney, centered around, senator susan collins, going to the white house today for lunch. this is part of a campaign that has been going on for the past couple weeks by the white house to spend time with the senators. camp david trips, movies, baseball games, lunches of the white house, to sort of make sure that the team is all on board. today some of -- maybe the most significant members of the team, susan collins being one, and mitt romney has certainly been very outspoken against the president. susan collins, not as much though. just shoring up the base. the base is pretty solid out in america. the president understands he needs to shore up that base on the white

includegations transactions after the annexation of crimea. they said they have not found any signs they breached sanctions. that is your bloomberg business flash. thank you so much. the first u.k. election debate ended in almost a tie, good news for labor leader jeremy corbyn, who defied negative approval ratings to essentially draw level with boris johnson. 51% of people said the prime minister won the face-off. the latest went head-to-head on brexit, the nhs, and their spending plans. >> we have a deal that is oven ready. it is ready to go. by ourpproved not just partners in the european union, but by everyone of the 600 35 conservative candidates. it delivers everything we wanted from brexit. a crediblenegotiate option with the european union and within six months put that to a referendum of the british people to decide between that option of leaving while protecting jobs and trade and the good friday agreement with europe, or remaining full members of the european union. that will be the choice put before the british people. >> i think it

next month the vessels have been moved to a handover location russia seized the ships off the coast of crimea a year ago more than 13000 people have now been killed in the eastern ukraine over the past 5 years in fighting between pro russian separatists and ukrainian forces you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera inside story starts right now. on counting the cost with breaks it make america great again to make in india are we seeing a backlash against globalization or is it just another economic war plus france's richest man is worth more than 100000000000 dollars we find out if france is an unequal society counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's been a year since hundreds of thousands of french citizens protested against a hike on fuel prices what became known as the best movement against social inequality pose a challenge to president came out of wedlock but what's changed since then this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. when hundreds of thousands of people dress in florissant sleeveless jackets protested in fronts last november not many people realized how powe

is refusing to step down apple's map and whether applications have started displaying the disputed crimea region as part of russian territory that the changes are only visible to users inside russia elsewhere the territory does not display as part of any country russian troops azan annex crimea 2014 which ukraine and its western allies denounced as illegal. give us our president jose maria mario that is vases out of the race to stay in office as former his former minister said as domingo samosa and priya and o'mara says sokol and balo will now battle it out for the runoff next month. from the capital. outside the party headquarters of going to be sounds presidential candidate she should go and bellow hundreds of his supporters gathered here they didn't expect him to get through to the 2nd round but he did with 20 percent of the vote for his movement for democratic alternative party because the muslim we are tired of 50 years of the ruling party who are duping people selling drugs nepotism and corruption the people have come to say no calling for a new generation of leadership. many of the