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if you look at belarus, russia extended a note to belarus and they impose the same conditions as the imf. ukraine is forced - russia will force ukraine to restructure. you have to make changes and so on to modernize and so on. if it does that, it's okay, because the imf and the european union will insist on the same changes. if it doesn't do that, russia will expect more. we don't know if russia will get $15 billion straight away. ukraine wanted $17 billion. will it be a bit now, and if you introduce reforms, then you will get more money and so on. if you look at trade between ukraine and russia and the europe european union. if the ukraine carry out the reforms, they are doing down the right path. >> a russian expert from the university of london speaking to us. >> now, new delhi police removed security barricades from outside the american embassy in a growing dispute over an indian diplomat. the indian counsel general in new york was arrested and distrip searched. the treatment was called despicable and barbaric. >> outside the unembassy in new delhi. police oversaw the removal of

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precipice trying to figure out if it wants to be more like poland or it's next door next-door neighbor belarus. >> it's broadly reflective of the country, which in and of itself quite divided, east and west. the eastern part of ukraine is drawn more towards russia and is predominantly russian speaking. the western part speaks ukrainian, which is a distinct language from russian, and it is more european minded, considers itself to be part of europe. in part that is part of the struggle here. the other thing, too, is that this is a deal that was in the works for a number of years, about five or so years. and throughout this yearn coyanukovych, the president, sad repeatedly that he would sign it. why you're seeing this rush to the street is that it's the change of heart seems quite sudden, and it seems as though it's a turn towards russia, as you said at the beginning of this segment. >> what is at stake? why is it so important for the world, and why is russia so keen to have ukraine back in the fold. the e.u. looking at ukraine to look out for itself, and the secretary of state giving a stern le

belarus and kazakhstan been logical costs. and as you will see it for example. the prof was launched. without meaning junie the customs union and if he can heal racial economic union. it will be up this baby. the process that will require some time and effort now think a piano covers the presence of ukraine had admitted to himself that's his decision to freeze talks with the european unit and the non protein influenced by heavy pressure from russia. why is it that using ukraine remains a night in the pending. well i wouldn't. only god the ukraine then there was no appeal that nobody dance the god who created and is known as indulgent. no it's a sovereign country such as rain ended with the family and friends you all. all because of the united states over the decision. when the audience has to say that something decisions would it take to get by with dictated by heavy pressure from russia this is the oldest of indecision as well the old wouldn't want to come and go in the statement you will feel the love for the beautiful beach what it meant he remained with the

thus it makes it difficult to develop according to these belarus is part supports the following factors as the first one our community be an international organization or not. there may be an opinion that is too early to plan organization and to see the results. i am convinced that the community should be in a national organization that will be in doubt with the necessary legal personality. the heads of kyrgyzstan in armenia join the discussion of the three presidents. a question concerning a roadmap of giddy about this issue to the customs union was high on the agenda according to the president's army has all the chances to join the economic union. early in the giddiness that this circuit the place. countries that joined the union shall accept all the agreements there are some problems we still consider them together but we shouldn't allow any ascension to the customs union with the preservation of special regimes. i offered to support good use. on the floor addition to a foe in the opening of the week but the wall. the weather this is going to get government topical stuff instead insi

reports that kiev is on the brink of signing the customs union with russia alongside kazakhstan and belarus that has been dismissed with russia say the topic wasn't even discussed but that's going to be of little consolation to the thousands of protesters that you can still see behind me who are continuing their demonstrations in defiance of the weather really as you can see the weather is up pretty bad here but the demonstrations do continue with organizers saying they hope that up to one million people will descend on kiev on sunday now some of the protest as has been caused by the forceful dispersal of demonstrators last weekend the authorities have launched an investigation into those events as my colleague arena ghoulish the reports. the crew when you delete now my gun uku the worst moment was when i saw people being beaten on the ground at my feet they were just kids and i couldn't do anything about it and it was terrible it must never happen again. the night of november thirtieth when peaceful protests in the heart of kiev were broken up by ukraine special riot police force dozens an

find ourselves under newly formed dictatorship in eastern europe something that you would expect in belarus or sometimes in russia now i'm not going to even argue with you whether russia constitutes a dictatorship i think that's a very far fetched statement but. don't you think that democracy is a bit too complicated than which trade union or reach. agreement if you decide to align yourself with don't you think that you give too little credit to your country of forty five million people by reducing it to a simple or maybe a complicated but a single decision like that. i think you are perfectly right with that and if you listen to most of the speeches here on the under my done especially in the very first of the of the done it was really of. the european values and the rippin practices if we're talking about this decision agreement is about so two hundred of pages which do not mean changes right away but for many years both the korean government and the opposition have been convinced in the ukrainians that this decision agreement will be a solution to many problems fighting corruption the ru

look at this map for a moment you can see the only blank spots between nato and russia ukraine and belarus that's how it's panning out so you can see why that would be something maybe they want to get on board in nato. well you can find more expert opinion more expert analysis on the situation in ukraine on our website along with the facts and figures from god he will brussels and moscow can offer ukraine in case of a closer partnership to. next tonight a new energy boom becoming to the british countryside but so far it's sort of warm welcome the government report has just laid out the groundwork to open up vast swathes of the u.k. for oil exploration including shale gas fracking the sarah ferguson latest. well this is a regulatory roadmap for on shore oil and gas exploration and it's the government setting out the stall for where they see this drilling technique taking the u.k. in the future and there are four reports for england scotland wales and northern ireland so essentially all across the u.k. and it's been described as an important next step for the potential of shale gas in the u.

at this point he has to decide what putin has offered him is an alliance with belarus which is ruled by the last dictator in europe. the alternative is an alliance with the european union, it's fairly clear to all of us in the west where the future lies. i certainly hope the people in the streets of kiev will get the message clearly through janokovich. >> schieffer: let me shift to subjects closer to home. do you now have the votes to pass the budget that passed in the house, with paul ryan and matte murray coming together and putting together this compromise. have you got the votes right now. >> first let me say that patty murray, sector from washington, and paul ryan of wisconsin did an extraordinarily good job in coming to a bipartisan agreement which was ratified by the house of representatives with over 300 votes from both sides of the aisle. the struggle is still on in the united states senate. we will need about eight republicans to come our way. i feel we'll have a good strong showing from democratic side. but we need bipartisan support to pass it. and the problems we have ar

one thousand nine hundred eighty two thousand and well as you can see on a map ukraine together with belarus remain the only blank spot standing between nato and russia. well more expert opinion and analysis on the situation in ukraine has always available on our website com where you can also find all the facts and numbers regarding what brussels and moscow can offer ukraine in case of closer partnership. a judge in america has ruled out the national security agency may have violated the constitution by collecting telephone data the decision follows a lawsuit over violations of privacy and it's the first time such a judgement has been made in open court the judge ordered to stop collecting the plaintiff's data and for information already gathered to be destroyed however the decision can't come into force because the government has at least six months to appeal chris kate it's the owner of a secure online messaging service who moved his company to avoid u.s. intelligence control says everyone will comply with legal searches but not mass secret surveillance it's not a strong are able to have

find ourselves under newly formed dictatorship in eastern europe something that you would expect in belarus or sometimes in russia now i'm not going to even argue with you whether russia constitutes a dictatorship i think that's a very far fetched statement but. don't you think that democracy is a bit too complicated than which trade union or reach. agreement if you decide and to align yourself with don't you think that you give too little credit to your country of forty five million people by reducing it to a simple or maybe a complicated but a single decision like that. i think you're perfectly right with that. if you. listened to the most of the speeches here on the under my done especially in the very first of the day my done it was really of. the european values and the ripping practices if we're talking about this decision agreement is about the so two hundred of pages which do not mean changes right the way but for many years both the korean government and the korean opposition have been convinced in the ukrainians that this decision agreement will be a solution to minor problems fig

belarus is director of the center for international and strategic analysis and believes this is very complex set of operations to. this is the most prostitutes the dual core issues of interest to go far beyond the war on terrorism the fight against oakland lol they estimate the city where to go home soon intelligence to help them more. which collects those signals intelligence about the current discussion of the race. rushing like to do it. he has also go against the soviet union called for in legal studies capacity is also to go see movies that aren't relevant posts that link for more likey to england. six years. another bloke in a sentence with eritrea federal judge in america's may dpa he thinks it's secret gathering personal taken was unconstitutional the government can i leave the repeal old filly going to try to gather them up like plaintiffs who filed the case chris gets old to secure online messaging service to move his company to avoid the prying eyes of u s intelligence utility things is honestly no reason for such blanket surveillance not a strong argument compared to the

find ourselves under newly formed dictatorship in eastern europe something that you would expect in belarus or sometimes in russia now i'm not going to even argue with you whether russia constitutes a dictatorship i think that's a very farfetched statement but. don't you think that democracy is a bit too complicated than we trade union or reach. agreement to decide and to align yourself with don't you think that you give too little credit to your country of forty five million people by reducing it to a simple or maybe a complicated but a single decision like that. i think you are perfectly right with that and if you listen to most of the speeches here on the under my done especially in the very first of the day my done it was really of. the european values and the ripping practices if we're talking about this decision agreement is about so two hundred of pages which do not mean changes right the way but for many years both the korean government and the korean opposition have been convincing the ukrainians that this decision agreement will be a solution to minor problems fighting corruption

find ourselves under newly formed dictatorship in eastern europe something that you would expect in belarus or sometimes in russia now i'm not going to even argue with you whether russia constitutes a dictatorship i think that's a very far fetched statement. don't you think that democracy is a bit too complicated than which trade union or reach. agreement if you decide and to align yourself with don't you think that you give too little credit to your country of forty five million people by reducing it to a simple or maybe a complicated but a single decision like that. i think you're perfectly right. with that and if you listen to the most of the speeches here on the on their way done especially in the very first of the way done it was really of. the european values and european practices if we're talking about this decision agreement is about the so two hundred of pages which do not mean changes right the way but for many years both the korean government and the korean opposition have been convinced in the ukrainians that this decision agreement will be a solution to many problems fighting

which involves russia, kazakhstan and belarus. he can go back to kiev -- had he signed it, it would have given the protest and the opposition, hugement am nation. but he wasn't forced to put pen to paper on that. and i suppose the door still remaining technically open, but it's another question whether he is prepared to talk through it. this was a very comprehensive agreement but it stopped sort of a signing on the union. >> peter thank you very much. rory, the door to the ue potentially still open, but how has this news been greeted on the ground there in kiev? >> with, it was interesting, barbara, because as i was standing in this spot about half an hour or go ahead listening to vladimir putin and victorianco vich speaking in moscow, i had a look behind me to see if the protesters were watching what i was listening to on the screens, and they weren't. there were still the same songs and speakers that there have been for the last several weeks. they don't really know, i don't think yet quite has been talked about between putinian

russia wants ukraine to joining its customs union which includes belarus and kazhakstan. this is not a new story. the tug-of-war over ukraine is rooted in history, in his book "the clash of civilizations: the political scientist samuel huntington pointed out the divide between western and eastern christianity runs right through the heart of ukraine. and that divide between two kinds of christianity and thus two paths of political development dates back to the middle ages, and it resonates in ukraine's politics to this day. take a look at this map from ukraine's 1994 presidential elections, shaded in gray on the left are the provinces that voted for the incumbent leonard krutshuk. on the right was the pro-russian leeed any kutcma. both took 13 provinces each, abeven split reflecting the deeply historical cultural divide. while ukraine might have mixed feelings about its destiny, power politics has pushed it in one direction. huntington notes that in 1654, this was the defining moment, the cosacks pledge ed d allegia in russia fighting off polish rule. from then on until in

language of the agreement will be approved and it will be submitted to the parliaments of russia and belarus. dear colleagues, i'm asking you to support this document on a priority basis. already working groups are in place, preparing roadmaps. i'm sure that the real achievements of eurasian integration will only increase interest in it on behalf of our other neighbors, including ukraine, even before what is happening in kiev started could -- started, and i'm hoping that the political forces in the country will be able to solve all the problems, but even before all those problems, starting in may 2013, ukraine expressed a wish and has attended all the meanings of the troika as an observer, has participated in all the discussions, and has repeatedly stated earlier its interest in joining some of the agreements within the customs union. we do not impose anything on anybody. if our friends had a wish to work jointly, we are prepared to continue this work at the expert level. our project is based on equal rights and real economic processes. we will consistently advance the eurasian process witho

the president's ambition to build up the customs union, which now rings together belarus, kazakhstan, and russia. next year, armenia and kurdistan will join. it is clear that the president wants the ukraine as part of this customs union and develop that into a eurasia union. >> what is the economic priority for the russian government? what should it be? union,it be the customs tackling corruption, a more business friendly investment climate? what is the secret? >> i think the customs union is a more longer-term project. right now the priority for the reversent is to try and this sharp decline we have seen in the economy this year. at the start of this year, the expectation is that the economy would grow at 3%. now we are lucky to get 1.3%. the next couple of months for sure, the government's attention will definitely be on sochi. once it is finished, we spec to see a strong focus on the economy, a very -- strong debate over what to do. we already are hearing from different sides, from the theomy minister, and central bank. it is quite clear that come spri ng, the government will have

ukraine and belarus have caused exxon to get the weapons out then to help control that. then during all these years i spent a lot of your tax money to keep half of the 40,000 russians involved in biological works employed so they don't work for somebody else. that was a good expenditure of your tax money. all that had to be considered. finally we made the unequivocal polls statement by saving the largest community of muslims in europe that we were not anti-islamic country. that america would take a serious risk to keep in is the muslims from being killed. in the woodwork with a and support any population then renounced terror to embrace reconciliation and cooperation. we tried to do this all the ones you can see how a important intelligence was. we had to know how much change. we had to know how reliable the interest to move the nuclear weapons all this while knowing everything in bosnia. we had to do the right things in bosnia and in the right way. i cannot say enough about the intelligence apparatus to give us tightly, the quicker and more accurate reports than what wa

we've seen this in belarus. russia wants communications with satellite states and has been concerned in what it sees by encirclement on its borders hence what many believe were pressure tactics. >> all right. tina, stay there. more to come from you. also, more to come here as well. a trillion dollars of global trade. that's the estimated boost from the wto's weekend deal. is that realistic. who's going to benefit when we come back. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> here are the headlines today. a bipartisan budget deal for the u.s. is exp

2014, the language of the agreement approved and it will be submitted to the parliaments of russia and belarus. dear colleagues, i'm asking you to support this document on a priority basis. already working groups are in place, preparing roadmaps there it -- repairing roadmaps. preparing roadmaps. i'm sure that the real achievements of eurasian integration will only increase interest in it on behalf of our other neighbors, including , even before what is happening in kiev started could i'm hoping that the political forces in the country will be able to solve all the problems, but even before all those problems, starting in may 2013, ukraine expressed a wish and has attended all the meanings of the troika as an observer, has participated in all the discussions, and has repeatedly stated earlier its interest in joining some of the agreements within the customs union. we do not impose anything on anybody. if our friends had a wish to work jointly, we are prepared to continue this work at the expert level. our project is based on equal rights and real economic processes. we will consistently advanc

we got ukraine and kazahkstan and belarus to take their nuclear weapons out of their countries and put it back into russia, and then under the nun-lugar bill we helped to control that. and during all these years, by the way, i spent a lot of your tax money to keep about half of the 40,000 russians involved in nuclear, chemical and biological work employed so they wouldn't go to work for a long -- [inaudible] all that had to be considered in the context of bosnia. and finally, we made an unequivocal statement by saving the largest community of muslims in continental europe that we were not an anti-islamic country, that america would take serious risks to keep innocent muslims from being killed. and that we would work with and support any islamic population that renounced terror and embraced reconciliation and cooperation. we were trying to do all this at once. thousand, you can readily -- now, you can readily see how important intelligence is. we had to know how much change yeltsin could absorb. we had to know how reliable the efforts to move the nuclear weapons out of these other count

they're taking belarus. half the ukraine wants to get there. we don't seem to be doing anything. in the big picture, don't you believe this ground was laid with cameron and president obama when they couldn't get the syrians to go along with the action they proposed? >> that's true. but why couldn't they? my argument is that because they are not leaders. they have not convinced their countries of the national stakes and the international stakes of what is going on in the world. you can draw a red line any time as a chief executive. but if you don't have -- if you haven't prepared the ground for your own countries to defend that red line, if you are not a credible leader, then you have no support. you can't lead without support. so a leader has to gather support. a leader has to be able to lead by virtue of credibility, by virtue of clear principles. right now we have no clear principles in international policies except to retreat from the world, to hole will he out the military -- hollow out the military to pay for a welfare state. the brits are ahead of us in that. we're followin

but if russia can incorporate belarus and ukraine, it has gained an empire and is a security problem for europe. >> and what were your thoughts on the delegation that the president set which comprise two gay athletes, no president, no former president, no vice president. was this a diplomat tech shot? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president? >> i think the president was following in the foot steps of the german and french president. there are reasons to concerned about their policy. russians have recently placed medium range missiles in the former east russia which enables the

we got ukraine and kazakhstan and belarus to take their nuclear weapons out of their country and put it back into russia and under the nunn lugar bill, we hope to control that. during all these years, by the way, i spent a lot of your tax money to teach about half of the 40,000 crashes involved in the clear, chemical and biological work in lloyd said they would go work for somebody else who would do us ill. it was a good expenditure of your tax payer money. all of that had to be to tittered in the context about you. finally, we made an unequivocal statement by saving the largest community of muslims in departmental europe that we were not in anti-islamic country, that america would take serious risks to keep innocent muslims from being killed and that we would work with and support any islamic population that renounce terror and embrace reconciliation and cooperation. we were trying to do all of this at once. you can readily see how intelligent is. we had to know how much change yelp could absorb. we had to know how reliable the efforts to move the nuclear weapons out of these other