in terms of norway. here in norway. situation maria was true and this. need to change. the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help maria really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment of maddy i merely had. brought its people out onto the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks your average forty. eight people have been from murdered in the house and in russia south family and two members of staff were killed in the violence which police believe was between rival criminal gangs. reports. you know the eight people being killed we've also heard the dirty children that have been found alive at the house where the attacks were carried out one an eight year old child and one one month old baby now

on award winning a right to shed light on corruption in norway's immigration system is facing deportation while both only un tara list of being given asylum in the scandinavian country. a town in eastern ukraine is in a state of fear all for a double blogs are identified terrorists are demanding off by better home million dollar ransom or else they'll thousand more bombs a comparable story line. pressure falls from wiki leaks how russia's own position turns to the u.s. to help put frequently gets the cold shoulder from moscow. as chinese and american leaders agree that so used to power still differ on sensitive if you beijing's growing influence in the west is making people look eats . very warmly welcomed see this is the line from moscow i'm alice had but a woman who was a. norwegian over the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north a thirty year career and then became to the country and her early teens and published a book shedding a light on corruption in the norwegian immigration system will alter that the order c

came to norway. here in norway. in this case show me the tree. in the way we treat. true but any change in the law is unlikely to help maria really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment mainly has. brought its people out so into the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems with the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks you are at it. coming up later on the program not backing down the head of news on the ground program find out all right around remains defiant against sanctions and her big. things greetings from a dead drugs will be bringing in flair for play by getting a happy new year from the man who was once the world's most notorious k.k.k. . the e.u. boycotted the inauguration of batteries incumbent leader i was all but only because it was he was sworn in f

to say the least is able to stay tonight a russian born woman whose book shed light on corruption in norway's immigration system is facing deportation of all those on the un terror list of big given asylum in the scandinavian country we have her story plus. fresh files from wiki leaks russia's opposition turns to the u.s. for help but frequently gets the cold shoulder from washington. and the chinese and american leaders agree the two superpowers still differ on sensitive issues beijing's growing influence in the u.s. is making people there look at least. hello this is the news channel my name's kevin owen it's now eleven pm here in moscow and our top story for you a woman who was voted norwegian of the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north korea and really came to norway in around eating and published a book revealing corruption in its immigration system after that the order came to be kicked out of his door emmott reports. this is a girl who is now known as maria amélie but riginal name was muddiness alarm of a she

outrage in norway it's a russian born woman and former citizen of the year faces deportation recognized terrorist as a lot of the sunday. news around the clock from around the world thanks for being with us it's six am in moscow our top story russia is promising to support afghanistan after western forces withdraw from the troubled region in three years president has pledged came at talks with ahmed pars eye in moscow the leaders also promise to clamp down on the vast flow of afghan drugs from which russia suffers the most or he's a nice and now it has the details of the high level meeting. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective government that's able to provide the development of afghanistan for decades to come. u.s. led coalition forces have been in the country since two thousand and one and are planning to withdraw combat forces in three years leaving afghanistan on its own russi

popular to say the least he's able to stand a russian born woman whose book shed light on corruption in norway's immigration system is facing deportation while those on the un terror list of being given asylum in the scandinavian country her story coming up tonight plus. fresh files from wiki leaks show how russia's opposition turns to the u.s. for help but frequently gets the cold shoulder and washington. chinese and american leaders agree the two supervisor was still differ on sensitive issues beijing's growing influence in the u.s. is making people there look east. this is our t. welcome if you just joined us it's now nine pm here in moscow and our top story tonight a woman who was voted norwegian of the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north korea and we came to norway in a rainy teens and then published a book revealing corruption in its immigration system after that the order came for her to be kicked out. reports that's coming up in just a second we've got a little technical problem we hope to bring you that report

here in norway you see in the. situation maria was when she came to the country in this case shoulder to me the change in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help maria emily she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment of maddy i merely had. it's people out into the streets in anger and yes it would now take a humiliating state you ten to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to cool i mean he hasn't given up but it seems that the norwegian person of the year time left in no way can now be counted in days not weeks nowhere and it's host name. eight people have been shot dead in the south of russia in what police say is a gang land shooting the bodies of six members of one family in two staff were discovered in the house and stabbed her pole two young children survived the attack investigators say the house belonged to the alleged head of a local criminal g

popular to say the least is able to stay a russian born woman whose book shed light on corruption in norway's immigration system is facing deportation while those on the un tell a list of being given asylum in the scandinavian countries we report tonight plus. a town in eastern ukraine have a state of fear after a double blast or out of court for the thought is wrong their way to give those behind the attacks a five and a half million dollar ransom to stop them from setting off bombs we've got the latest. fresh files from wiki leaks show how russia's opposition turns to the u.s. for help but frequently gets the cold shoulder from washington. as chinese and american leaders agree the two superpowers still differ on the sensitive issues beijing's growing influence in the u.s. is making people aware look east. this is artsy welcome. kevin owen and our top story tonight for you a woman who was voted norwegian of the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north or setia maria only came to norway in early teens and published a book

popular to say the least is able to sustain a russian born woman whose book shed light on corruption in norway's immigration system is facing deportation while those on the un tara list are being given asylum in the scandinavian. fresh files from wiki leaks show how russia's opposition turns to the u.s. for help but three gets the cold shoulder from washington. right u.s. leaders agree the two superpowers still differ on some sensitive issues beijing's growing influence in the u.s. is making some people there look at least. it's six pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story a woman who was voted norwegian of the year is being deported from the cat scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant or a north. maria amalie came to norway in her early teens and since then has been living there openly but without a visa after she wrote a book revealing corruption in the country's immigration system the order came for her to be kicked out or he's a lawyer emmett has more. are you relieved that you can stay in norway for one more day maria yes this was very good one day's good luck an

here in norway. and this. to me the. in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help maria really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment of miami has brought its people out onto the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks nor am it. former british prime minister tony blair's face the country's iraq war inquiry for the second time today to explain his decisions leading up to the invasion it was to clarify his previous answers after witnesses question parts of his testimony antiwar protesters outside call for stand trial at the hague join me now to discuss. this chris christie follow. the government's wordplay in the lead up to the war mr ames thanks being with us to

here in norway you see in the. situation. the country in this case show me the train. in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help maria really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment of maddy i merely have. brought its people out onto the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks nor emmet r.t. . coming up later on the program not backing down ahead of new tools around think program find out why it's around remains defiant against sanctions aimed at curbing its power play. season's greetings from the head dead wrong signal would be ukrainian flag flags by getting are being moved here from the man who was once the world's most notorious. the e.u. boycotted the inauguration of balances incumbe

here in norway. from tree. to tree. in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help. she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment. brought its people out to the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks. coming out late in the program banking on china find out why am i still. want to make a quick buck i. mean yeah have you asked. the infamous drugs campaign the streets of ukraine city. alleged victim blue to set to make his first u.s. court appearance for a pretrial hearing he faces charges of conspiring to kill americans and supplying weapons to terrorists buthe maintains his innocence the media continues to call him the merchant of death he's an associate reports. you. want

here in norway you see in the. situation maria was true in this case show me the change in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help maria really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment milly has. brought its people out onto the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks nor abbots r.t. . and still to come in the program a repeat performance of the iraq war inquiry in the form of the prime minister of his decision to invade iraq in two thousand and three it is second appearance tony blair is asked to clarify his previous testimony got more coming up also. on the russian spies in from the cold and on the t.v. . chapman show and what she's n

norway's immigration paradox a russian born woman crowned as a model citizen for this is being kicked out by the u.n. wants an iraqi terrorist is allowed to stay. i'm just russian businessman victor boot faces a pretrial hearing in the united states the alleged gunman who says a mounting media campaign has convicted him before he stepped foot in court. gorging r.t. coming to you live from moscow welcome if you're just joy this is now eight pm here my name is kevin owen and our top story tonight russia is promising to support afghanistan after western forces withdraw from the troubled region in three years prison with various pledge came of talks with ahmed karzai here in moscow the leaders also promise to clamp down on the vast flow of afghan drugs from which russia suffers the most and this is now is the details of this high level meeting. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective g

of the family sought to start in norway. when they were refused decided to stay on illegally reported norwegian in a matter of weeks degree and the plight of illegal immigrants in norway and at the tender age of twenty five was declared norwegian of the year by an old slate magazine she had. mixed northern new sort of integration into norwegian society she's also very active in musical festivals and literature refers to. an extremely sort of. new food concern despite process the government standing ironically norway's recently ups the number of deportations in response to public criticism that treatment of illegal immigrants was too lenient in two thousand and ten thirty eight percent more foreigners than the year before and the justice ministry insists the law must apply to everyone everybody who comes here and apply for asylum said. should thorough examination of the asylum application. that is the case for each and every one applies for asylum. but the point is in this case and other cases that if that asylum application

the case of maria a failed asylum seeker in norway has brought the plight of illegal immigrants in the country to the steps of the parliament in oslo civil rights groups turned out to show their support for the russian born woman who is awaiting deportation despite being brought up and educated in norway her efforts for other illegal immigrants also won her a magazine award as a model citizen or his laura amid reports from. coke is taking from i merely as hosts a pool to gather in central on saturdays to try it one last ditch attempt to try and prevent her deportation and they've come here. just outside the parliament building to say to the prime minister please don't call her we want her to stay but this is no known good just about mattie emily just about one person through her also a book on the place of illegal immigrants and all through it also through a high profile court cases that has drawn attention to illegal immigrants in norway she has started this movement behind me there are about five hundred people here is today's demonstration and they are all from various different ill

in norway she has started this movement behind me there are about five hundred people here is today's demonstration and they are all from various different organizations both domestic human rights organizations organizations that campaigns specifically for people without papers in norway and international organizations like amnesty i had a word with a couple of people in the crowd and here's what they told me about why they thought it was so important to turn out today we have worked for rights for irregular immigrants in norway for for actually a few years now what we want is to two to provoke us an emphasis on what conditions these people live under and why they should have papers and be and be able to work get married get health services so it's very important and the case with. a million have sort of put the sunday agenda like never before the people here see the plight of illegal immigrants in no way really as desperate they don't have the right to work they don't have any access to education or health care and they also don't have the rights to marry you see that's why people he

here in norway. situation. come true in this case show me the change in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help mary and really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment early has. brought its people out of the streets in anger and yes it would now take a humiliating state to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to cool home. hasn't given up but it seems the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks. coming up later in the program banking on china find out why americans are resting in the one in order to make a quick buck. thus a happy new year from pablo escobar. brought the infamous drugs campaign to the streets of ukrainian city. i presented is all the european union are boycotting on xander because shank is inauguration for his fourth term as the president of the roost according to a spokesman all twenty seven member states have decided to distance themselves fro

here in norway. situation. true and this. to me the change in the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help mary and really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment. brought its people out onto the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks nor emmet r.t. . coming up later in the program the standing firm as a round down with six world powers the tool of its program so around its use is a fine statement above the latest on the. last happy new year from the ask of all find out what brought the infamous drugs can peer into the streets of the ukrainian city. represent the european union have boycotted alexander lukashenko inauguration for his fourth term as the president about a ruse according t

thought it was so important to turn out today we have worked for rights for irregular immigrants in norway for for actually a few years now what we want is to two to provoke us an emphasis on what conditions these people live under and why they should have papers and be and be able to work get married get health services so it's very important and the case with. a million have sort of put the sunday agenda like never before the people here see the plight of illegal immigrants in no way really as desperate they don't have the right to work they don't have any access to any education or health care and they also don't have the rights to marry you see that's why people here have turned out today they all have a story to tell but i met one specific family who told me that we're here today with a mother and two children who has a little stay in norway but their father he was not accepted. when he. came to seek asylum. so we're here to protest that they're splitting families to get rid of one more immigrant as for money i merely herself her fate looks almost assured the government still hasn't b

stepping out in anger human rights groups and demonstrations across norway support a russian born legal immigrant facing deportation. and that's the follow day of nuclear talks for global heavyweights but iran is standing firm reason to justify its atomic program. without hebrew costing live from moscow all straight to our top story now the man nicknamed the merchant of death in the west have to wait at least another six months to find out his fate the u.s. judge has ruled that russian businessman vick to boot will stand trial on a new york federal court in september he's facing charges of conspiring to kill americans and supplying weapons to terrorists and is to see churkin as more. it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture of good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time they got to see a glimpse of him in a very very long time and essentially what was going on inside the courtroom or several technical questions were being

here in norway. situation. she comes from tree and this. to me the tree. the way we treat. children but any change in the law is unlikely to help mary and really she has to report to a police station every day with a suitcase in case today's the day she has to be home the norwegian government's treatment. brought its people out into the streets in anger and yes it would now take a humiliating state you tend to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to cool home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in no way can now be counted in days not weeks. that coming out late in the program banking on china while your best when you run over to make a quick buck. the yeah how do you ask about find out who the most drugs in the streets of the city. representatives of the european union are boycotting on examine the question because integration his fourth term as a president of the roost according to a spokesman for twenty seven member states of decided to distance themselves from the ceremony in terms of the europ

next she's young she's intelligent and she's popular in norway yet the country the crowned russian born maria and really a. model citizen is throwing her out as a failed asylum seeker and she's got huge support among norwegians but it seems she's losing the battle to stay in the place she's called since she was a child or reports from oslo. the cloak is taking for marie amélie as her supporters gather in central also on saturdays to try it one last ditch attempt to try and prevent her deportation they've come here to central oslo just outside the parliament building and say to the prime minister please didn't you call her we want her to stay but this is no known good just about mattie amalie just about one person through her also a ship of a book on the place of illegal immigrants and all through it also through a high profile court cases that has drawn attention to illegal immigrants in norway and she has started this movement behind me there are about five hundred people here is today's demonstration and they are all from various different organizations both domestic human rights org

despite a massive campaign from her supporters maria is expected to be deported from norway within hours let's not get more details of. the situation maria only lived apparently very happily. and. now. the norwegian government has insisted that she is an illegal immigrant and she has . expected to be deported in the next. week. when she arrives back in the country. he's glad it's come to my. there was an inquiry but i know we can authorities intermarrying i mean these cases at the end of twenty ten and she's a citizen of the russian federation we're planning to meet her to provide her with all the necessary documents she needs to stay in russia concerning her return to norway it's within the jurisdiction of the no we don't know story to use tools that is not much you know if you know maria and the leader was born in russia in florida kavkaz but her parents fled when she was just twelve years old they originally tried to claim asylum in finland but were rejected so they then went to norway where again their side and play was rejected but they decided to stay on we've heard that despite ha

out rage and mass demonstrations are expected in norway's human rights groups prepared to hit the streets in protest against the impending deportation of the russian border illegal immigrants. and serranos in sit resisting pressure from global political heavyweights to. justify its atomic program as nuclear talks and final day it is a. very warm welcome to see this is the line from moscow i'm now the man named the merchant of death in the west will have to wait at least another eight months to find out whose face a u.s. judge has ruled the russian businessman big that a boot will stand trial in a new york federal court in september he's facing challenges of conspiring to kill americans and supply weapons to terrorists. it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time they got to see a glimpse of him in a very very long time and essential what was going on inside the courtroom or several t

she's made while she's been here she will leave behind a different norway it seems from the one that she came to see a movement now that has been truly made today to ten out into the streets in trying to help really good immigrants here in norway and they seem determined to carry on fighting for asylum seekers and illegal immigrants in this country no matter where the money out and he gets to stay. artie's laura and reporting from oslo stay with us here on r t coming your way later this hour why love can't be bought in afghanistan it seems it's india that may be winning afghan hearts and minds while u.s. dollars may go to waste details shortly plus. as those for extreme depression divers plunge into ice water is this winter and you can follow the journey of these fearless thrill seekers in just a few moments. first though an explosion and fire at a giant shopping complex in russia's year olds has left two people dead five others were injured after the blast in the city of the flaw in russia's republic of court of fire then broke out during construction work inside the multistory reta

estrella and giving his views on the viktor booth case the case of maria a failed asylum seeker in norway has brought the plight of illegal immigrants in the country to the steps of parliament in oslo so her rights groups have turned out to show their support for the russian war and woman who waits deportation despite being brought up and educated in norway her efforts for other illegal immigrants also won her a magazine award as a model citizen or he's a lawyer and it reports from oslo. the cloak is taking for marie amélie as her supporters gather in central zero zero on saturday to try it one last ditch attempt to try and prevent her deportation they've come here to central oslo just outside the parliament building to say to the prime minister please don't call her we want her to stay but this is no longer just about mattie amily just about one person through her also a ship of a book on the place of illegal immigrants and all through it also through a high profile court cases that has drawn attention to illegal immigrants in norway she has started this movement behind me there are abo

in the case of a russian war an asylum seeker in norway has brought the plight of illegal immigrants in the country to the steps of the oslo parliament civil rights groups have turned out to show their support for maria amalie who is awaiting deportation despite being brought up and educated in norway laura and it has been. the clock is ticking for many as her supporters gather in central oslo for what may be the last time to protest her deportation from the country she's learnt to call home as things stand i merely could be sent to russia within days leaving behind her friends the land she grew up in but this is no longer just about money with her book illegal norwegian and her activism she's managed to draw attention to the plight of all people struggling to stay in norway those without papers have no access to work education or health care and can't even get married before money i mean leave very few talked about it but they are now irish of their own have the possibility to have to have the same rights now i think. this movement in support of or her specific case. can develop int

russian born eagle immigrant is to be deported from norway prompting outrage and protests human rights groups accuse the government of double standards and immigration laws. while news and much more when you're watching a weekly news or if you first to russia has already touched the right to host the twenty eighteen world cup safely into the net now it's time to do some strategic planning with fifa its president sepp blatter is in st petersburg officially passing one of the world's greatest sporting events to the country. is in the northern capital for us and this is the first time russia has to host the world cup present fully realize what an opportunity is been given do you think. yes i think it's certainly time to sink in it's just a couple of months now since the announcement was made it would be hosting. the moment. if you will. talk about it. already this morning with prime minister vladimir putin was very good in the process meeting some of the delegates from facebook to try and convince them that russia was the place that they should put their votes in and they should put the k

on the program by some was the cue to buy all those find out why this woman is dividing opinion of norway and why protest to be. the first official visit in decades of an afghan leader to russia has ended with a promise of support and cooperation for them and better told hundreds caused by that moscow will stand by couple when a western forces of bentley withdraw the battle against the illegal drug trade was also called a top priority of bilateral relations aussies and he's another way has more on the missing of the two media's. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective government that's able to provide the development of afghanistan for decades to come. u.s. led coalition forces have been in the country since two thousand and one and are planning to withdraw combat forces in three years leaving afghanistan on its own russia has been watching u.s. operations very closely from a far more

protests planned in norway today against the deportation of a russian born illegal immigrant who was once named norwegian of the year but has lived in norway for almost a decade to going public with his situation in order came for him to be deported and there's a lower emmett's reports the case has led to claims of double standards against the government. as maria believes supporters prepares to gather in central also for another demonstration to try and keep her in the country the battle looks lost even though she came to norway with her parents as a child speaks fluent norwegian and completed a master's degree here she's an illegal alien according to the government and must be deported but she feels norwegian and in two thousand and ten she was named norwegian of the year by an old flame magazine she's also written a book highlighting the plight of illegals in norway she's even been offered a job writing for a different magazine but due to the vagaries of norwegian immigration law even that hasn't helped her the fact that she's already applied for asylum means it's now impossible f

a russian born illegal immigrant to be deported from norway prompting alan rage and protest human rights groups accuse the government of double standards and demanded easy is a great it's. a very warm welcome to you this is from moscow but first this hour russia has already tunks the right to host the twenty eighteen world cup safely in the net and now it's time to do some strategic planning with its president sepp blatter is in st petersburg and has just officially passed one of the world's greatest sporting events to the country all the days in the northern capital for us with the latest. a couple of months ago course we heard the announcement that russia would be hosting the twenty eight games now or today was essentially a signing a contract a three headed contract between fee for the russian football union and the russian government that's a contract that binds the tournament over to russia. responsibility to following through and putting on the tournament to the russian government and to the russian football union all see all highly involved in this it's their flagship total and th