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BBC News Ukraine is Europe's biggest crisis of century - Hague
David Cameron and Barack Obama called for a de-escalation of the situation in Ukraine
Cont...
published: 03 Mar 2014
BBC News Ukraine is Europe's biggest crisis of century - Hague
BBC News Ukraine is Europe's biggest crisis of century - Hague
David Cameron and Barack Obama called for a de-escalation of the situation in Ukraine Continue reading the main story Ukraine crisis Latest updates Live How close to war? Crimeans react to build-up Russia TV ramps up rhetoric The turmoil in Ukraine is the "biggest crisis" to face Europe in the 21st Century, British Foreign Secretary William Hague has warned. He said Russia controlled the Crimea, in violation of Ukraine's sovereignty, and warned of "significant costs" if their troops did not withdraw. He urged Ukraine and Russia to hold talks and suggested Russia's membership of the G8 could be under threat, Vladimir Putin has said Russia reserves the right to protect its interests.Ukraine has ordered a full military mobilisation in response to Russia's build-up of forces on the peninsula. David Cameron and Barack Obama, who discussed the crisis on the phone on Sunday, have agreed Russia must face "significant costs" if it does not change course after deploying troops in Crimea. Mr Hague, who travelled to Kiev on Sunday to meet the new Ukrainian government, told the BBC that Russia had "legitimate" interests in the region. But he said their actions were unacceptable and required a "strong" response from the international community.William Hague: "The sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine has been violated" "It is a very tense and dangerous situation that Russia's intervention has now produced," he told BBC Radio 4's Today, adding that there was now a constant risk of "flashpoint". "The world cannot just allow this to happen. The world cannot just say it is OK, in effect, to violate the sovereignty of another nation in this way." Mr Hague rejected claims the US and EU were powerless to act, saying they had a range of options at their disposal if Russian forces did not return to their bases and honour the terms of an agreement with Ukraine.- published: 03 Mar 2014
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Rush Holt Opposes Escalation in Iraq
Calls Iraq War "illegal"....
published: 14 Feb 2007
author: Rosi Efthim
Rush Holt Opposes Escalation in Iraq
Rush Holt Opposes Escalation in Iraq
Calls Iraq War "illegal".- published: 14 Feb 2007
- views: 221
- author: Rosi Efthim
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William Hague Will Visit Ukraine
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague is due to visit Kiev amid growing tensions after the Ru...
published: 02 Mar 2014
William Hague Will Visit Ukraine
William Hague Will Visit Ukraine
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague is due to visit Kiev amid growing tensions after the Russian parliament approved the deployment of troops to Ukraine. Mr Hague said he was "deeply concerned" and would "reiterate support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine". Mr Hague summoned Russian ambassador Alexander Yakovenko to the Foreign Office (FCO) to hear the UK's reaction. Prime Minister David Cameron has said there can be "no excuse" for outside military intervention in Ukraine. 'Condemn aggression' Mr Yakovenko was met by Political Director Simon Gass at the FCO on Saturday evening. Mr Gass "expressed deep concern at the Russian Parliament's decision to authorise military action in Ukraine against the wishes of the Ukrainian government", said the FCO in a statement. Former British Ambassador to Moscow Sir Tony Brenton, who served as British Ambassador from 2004 to 2008, told the BBC that Mr Hague must "damp down" the heightening tensions between the two countries. He said: "He [the Russian President Vladimir Putin] has just seen his man, in effect, [Viktor] Yanukovych, overthrown by what he sees as a Western instigated revolt. He [Putin] is determined to maintain Russian influence in Ukraine as a whole, and he has now taken Crimea... hostage. "William Hague's job in Kiev today is to begin to damp down the dangers of things getting worse. There are two real problems, first of all Ukraine may overreact to the Russian occupation of Crimea and we could get into a shooting engagements, which would be deeply disastrous, and certainly wouldn't get the Russians out. "And secondly other bits of eastern Ukraine are showing signs of unrest, the Ukraine government in Kiev needs to reassure those part of the country about their attention to the rights of the Russian minority there." Labour leader Ed Miliband said there could be 'no justification' for Russian military action in Ukraine. He told the BBC: "I think it is a deeply worrying situation. "I believe diplomatic and economic pressure we can put on Russia is the best hope we can have for what everyone wants to see, which is the de-escalation of this crisis." On Saturday, Mr Hague also said Russia's decision to deploy troops went against the wishes of the Ukrainian government. "This action is a potentially grave threat to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Ukraine. We condemn any act of aggression against Ukraine," the foreign secretary said. "I spoke to Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov to urge steps to calm this dangerous situation. I told Minister Lavrov that Britain supports the Ukrainian government's request for urgent consultations in accordance with the 1994 Budapest Memorandum signed by the UK, US, Russia and Ukraine." The Budapest Memorandum guaranteed Ukraine's territorial integrity following the break-up of the Soviet Union. Mr Hague said he had also made clear the UK's support for Ukraine's new government when he spoke to the country's acting President Olexander Turchynov. 'Think carefully' The UK called an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on Saturday afternoon to address the crisis. Mr Cameron said: "Britain views the developments in the Ukraine with growing concern. There can be no excuse for outside military intervention in Ukraine - a point I made to President Putin when we spoke. "Everyone must think carefully about their actions and work to lower, not escalate tensions. The world is watching." The Foreign Office is advising against all travel to Crimea, and urging British nationals in Crimea to leave by all practical means. US President Barack Obama has told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin that Russia has flouted international law by sending troops to Ukraine. In a 90-minute telephone conversation, Mr Obama urged the Russian leader to pull forces back to bases in Crimea. Mr Putin responded by saying that Moscow reserved the right to protect its interests and those of Russian speakers in Ukraine, the Kremlin said. Tensions have been high since Ukraine's elected president, Viktor Yanukovych, was ousted in a popular uprising on 22 February. His removal from power followed four months of street protests that culminated in bloody clashes between demonstrators and security forces.- published: 02 Mar 2014
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RISE UP PEOPLE! SUPPORT WAR RESISTERS!
"IT IS CRUCIAL AMERICANS ESCALATE THEIR SUPPORT OF THE GI RESISTANCE TO THE IRAQ OCCUPATIO...
published: 29 Mar 2007
author: Jim Lockhart
RISE UP PEOPLE! SUPPORT WAR RESISTERS!
RISE UP PEOPLE! SUPPORT WAR RESISTERS!
"IT IS CRUCIAL AMERICANS ESCALATE THEIR SUPPORT OF THE GI RESISTANCE TO THE IRAQ OCCUPATION!" "THE U.S. GOVERNMENT IS NOT INTERESTED IN PEACE." "REACH DOWN O...- published: 29 Mar 2007
- views: 1053
- author: Jim Lockhart
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Crisis in Argentina: Implications for International Policymakers
Follow me for new Crisis in Argentina: Implications for International Policymakers videos....
published: 31 Mar 2014
Crisis in Argentina: Implications for International Policymakers
Crisis in Argentina: Implications for International Policymakers
Follow me for new Crisis in Argentina: Implications for International Policymakers videos. The Argentine economic crisis (1999--2002) was a major downturn in Argentina's economy. It began in 1999 with a decrease of real Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Argentine President Cristina Kirchner was reelected 15 months ago, with 54 percent of the vote due to the lift in the economy caused by the international com. AS/COA hosted a discussion with chief economists from the Fundación de Investigaciones Económicas Latinoamericanas (FIEL), a leading think tank in Argentina,. ATTENTION + REMINDER :: ( Protesting can be very harmful if you don't get rest ! ) Medical science has always been aware of the need for adequate rest. Das ist die gesprochene Version des Artikels Argentinien-Krise. Diesen Artikel herunterladen (Hilfe) Dauer: 56:16 Sprecher: Ahoek Geschlecht: Männlich Dialek. ←← You won't want to miss this high impact, edge-of-your-seat exposé of the men behind the wizard's curtain that pulled the strings on the. Just before resigning his post in May over a major scandal, former Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Khan, stated relat. Meet the Wall Street-International Monetary Fund Brothers of Destruction; why Ben Bernanke can't count; the 10-year hangover from the Tequila Trap; and the . The escalation of the economic crisis in Argentina has forced the government to take drastic actions that had been rejected in the past, due to the impact they could have on the people. This. NO COPYRIGHT i do not claim to own this video and it is for academic purposes only Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowan. An introduction to two of the most powerful institutions in the world by IPS experts John Cavanagh and Emira Woods. More information: Thousands of Argentines took to the streets on Thursday to protest against President Cristina Kirchner. Waving the blue and white national flag and banging pots and pans, they rallied against. Wal-Mart taps Cash as new presiding director, replacing Breyer Wal-Mart Stores Inc said that its board has appointed James Cash Jr. as lead independent direc. The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it had agreed a $14-18 billion bailout for Ukraine, a deal that will unlock further credits to reach a total. The Argentine economy is facing a serious crisis that's caused social and political instability in the country. British oil company Shell and the HSBC Bank h. FMI ARGENTINA - MEMORIA DEL SAQUEO 2004 FMI ARGENTINA - A SOCIAL GENOCIDE 2004 Asta ii asteapta si pe romani cu oameni care ii avem in politica. FONDUL MONET. OCTOBER 31, 2013: Tax incentive under Junior Stock Exchange to be phased out.. Construction impediments. Worrisome slide in the value of the Jamaican dollar. In this video I talk about why I chose to go to live in South America for a year and the differences in culture between the States and Argentina. Industrial Info Resources - Best In Class A biography on Industrial Info Resources and their unique business model. Watch this feature and learn where this u. Since its spectacular economic collapse a decade ago, Argentina has enjoyed years of having one of the world's highest growth rates. Yet that rapid expansion.- published: 31 Mar 2014
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GEMMA CUBERO_ GOD BLESS AMERICA REMIX.mov
My remix hopes to make us reflect upon the effects of misguided power and blinded patrioti...
published: 20 Nov 2011
author: zoetropgrad1
GEMMA CUBERO_ GOD BLESS AMERICA REMIX.mov
GEMMA CUBERO_ GOD BLESS AMERICA REMIX.mov
My remix hopes to make us reflect upon the effects of misguided power and blinded patriotism.Cited sources at the end of remix.Thank you for watching and for...- published: 20 Nov 2011
- views: 506
- author: zoetropgrad1
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Chuck Hagel US Ready to Launch Syria Strike, We're Ready to Go whenever Pres Obama Orders Attack
BBC Interview - Over Attack without UN Mandate: "I would say the same thing that your fore...
published: 06 Sep 2013
Chuck Hagel US Ready to Launch Syria Strike, We're Ready to Go whenever Pres Obama Orders Attack
Chuck Hagel US Ready to Launch Syria Strike, We're Ready to Go whenever Pres Obama Orders Attack
BBC Interview - Over Attack without UN Mandate: "I would say the same thing that your foreign minister said I believe no nation no group of nation is bound by only one dimension of whether they make decision to respond to any self defense or any other violation of the kind of humanitarian violations we saw in Syria" US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel says the US military is "ready to go" in responding to Syria BBC. American forces are "ready" to launch strikes on Syria if President Barack Obama chooses to order an attack, US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel says. "We have moved assets in place to be able to fulfil and comply with whatever option the president wishes to take," Mr Hagel told the BBC. US Secretary of State John Kerry has said there is "undeniable" proof that Syria used chemical weapons. The UK Parliament is to be recalled on Thursday to discuss possible responses. Prime Minister David Cameron, who has cut short his holiday and returned to London, said MPs would vote on a "clear motion" on the crisis. A good number of Syrians, in particular those supporting the regime, believe the visit of the UN chemical weapons investigation team is nothing but a move to justify a military attack on Syria. The opposition, however, thinks that these visits will lead to some evidence being unearthed, proving that chemical weapons have been used against civilians by the Syrian regime. Above all, fear and discomfort are palpable among those living in the capital. People are haunted by the possibility of a Western military strike on Syria, discussion of which is dominating the headlines of satellite channels. "I don't want Syria to become another Iraq... Enough bloodshed," cried one Syrian woman. "We, and thousands like us across Syria, will face any country that tries to attack us," threatened a young man, pointing at his weapon, which he uses to protect his neighbourhood. "These are Syria's problems and it is up to us, Syrians, to solve them." Syria's allies, Russia and China, have stepped up their warnings against military intervention in Syria, with Moscow saying any such action would have "catastrophic consequences" for the region. Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem has said he rejects "utterly and completely" claims that Syrian forces used chemical weapons. His government has blamed rebel fighters for the latest suspected chemical attack, which took place on 21 August near the Syrian capital Damascus and reportedly killed more than 300 people. But later the Arab League said it held Syrian President Bashar al-Assad responsible for the attacks and called for UN action. On Monday, United Nations chemical weapons inspectors were fired on while investigating one of the five alleged chemical weapons attack sites around Damascus. 'We are prepared' Mr Hagel said the US Department of Defence had provided President Obama with "all options for all contingencies". Mr Kerry is of course right that most people will think as he does, simply from watching the TV pictures. Some, however, will demand much stronger proof, particularly in the wake of the faulty intelligence that was used as a reason to go to war against Iraq" "He has seen them, we are prepared," he told the BBC's Jon Sopel, adding: "We are ready to go." Mr Hagel said that intelligence currently being gathered by the UN inspectors would confirm that the Syrian government was responsible for the chemical attack last week. "I think it's pretty clear that chemical weapons were used against people in Syria," he said. "I think the intelligence will conclude that it wasn't the rebels who used it, and there'll probably be pretty good intelligence to show is that the Syria government was responsible. But we'll wait and determine what the facts and the intelligence bear out." Our correspondent says he left little doubt that he believes the Assad government is responsible and is ready to execute the orders of his commander-in-chief. Mr Hagel's remarks come a day after Mr Kerry accused the Syrian government of destroying evidence of its chemical weapons use near Damascus by shelling the area. Continue reading the main story Models for possible intervention Iraq 1991: US-led global military coalition, anchored in international law; explicit mandate from UN Security Council to evict Iraqi forces from Kuwait Balkans 1990s: US arms supplied to anti-Serb resistance in Croatia and Bosnia in defiance of UN-mandated embargo; later US-led air campaign against Serb paramilitaries. In 1999, US jets provided bulk of 38,000 Nato sorties against Serbia to prevent massacres in Kosovo - legally controversial with UN Security Council resolutions linked to "enforcement measures" Somalia 1992-93: UN Security Council authorised creation of international force with aim of facilitating humanitarian supplies as Somali state failed. Gradual US military involvement without clear objective culminated in Black Hawk Down disaster in 1993. US troops pulled out.- published: 06 Sep 2013
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Dangerous Escalation
The conflict between Russia and Georgia is NOT about protecting the ethnic russian civilia...
published: 15 Aug 2008
author: 55ella2007k
Dangerous Escalation
Dangerous Escalation
The conflict between Russia and Georgia is NOT about protecting the ethnic russian civilian population in Georgia. The conflict is much, much bigger and it i...- published: 15 Aug 2008
- views: 669
- author: 55ella2007k
4:34
Revolution in Spain
Revolution in Spain. Andreas Struck speak about Revolution of Pigs. In Festival internatio...
published: 18 Dec 2007
author: heveneleven
Revolution in Spain
Revolution in Spain
Revolution in Spain. Andreas Struck speak about Revolution of Pigs. In Festival international de cine de Gijon. Andreas Struck räägib Sigade Revolutsioonist,...- published: 18 Dec 2007
- views: 22051
- author: heveneleven
2:13
Iran: Medical Schools Open up to Foreign Students
As the real axis of evil (AIPAC+NEOCONS+ZIONISTS) worriedly watches the uncertain fate of ...
published: 16 Oct 2007
author: jmmckeever
Iran: Medical Schools Open up to Foreign Students
Iran: Medical Schools Open up to Foreign Students
As the real axis of evil (AIPAC+NEOCONS+ZIONISTS) worriedly watches the uncertain fate of its 60-year-old apartheid military outpost established by brute for...- published: 16 Oct 2007
- views: 11945
- author: jmmckeever
4:06
MoveOn.org Petition Delivery to Allard
This was a MoveOn.org petition delivery to Senator Allard's office in Colorado Springs in ...
published: 30 Sep 2007
author: CSaction
MoveOn.org Petition Delivery to Allard
MoveOn.org Petition Delivery to Allard
This was a MoveOn.org petition delivery to Senator Allard's office in Colorado Springs in December of this year, of 8868 local names that wanted to stop fun...- published: 30 Sep 2007
- views: 74
- author: CSaction
5:50
"The Greatest" Muhammad Ali
Ali: The Man He's still the most recognizable man on earth. And over forty years after he ...
published: 28 Jul 2007
author: wowwow180
"The Greatest" Muhammad Ali
"The Greatest" Muhammad Ali
Ali: The Man He's still the most recognizable man on earth. And over forty years after he burst onto the scene as a gold-medal winner at the 1960 Rome Olympi...- published: 28 Jul 2007
- views: 1236732
- author: wowwow180
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Hearing on Foreign Holdings of U.S. Debt: Becerra Questions
The Budget Committee holds a hearing, "Foreign Holdings of U.S. Debt: Is Our Economy Vulne...
published: 26 Jun 2007
author: NancyPelosi
Hearing on Foreign Holdings of U.S. Debt: Becerra Questions
Hearing on Foreign Holdings of U.S. Debt: Becerra Questions
The Budget Committee holds a hearing, "Foreign Holdings of U.S. Debt: Is Our Economy Vulnerable?" Rep. Xavier Becerra questions the Director of the Congressi...- published: 26 Jun 2007
- views: 531
- author: NancyPelosi