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Exceptions at all?? >> we passed the constitution amendment in nineteen eighty six that made life from conception as part of our constitution. so the reason that we haveou waited is tort see a court rulig from the supreme court f that gave us the capacity toulct fulfill that . so thats exactly what it would be . yeah. illil give you the last wordst on this, ari w fleischer. >> yeah, i think it was wrongly decided.ng i dont see what in the constitution created a so-called right to privacyle that ...

City since saturday. a is—year—old boy was killed in this latest attack. how, asked ukraines president, was this child a threat to the russian state? james reynolds, bbc news. lets go now to our reporter jenny hill who is in moscow. good morning. what can you tell us about russia preparing to have a vote on independence in occupied ukrainian territory?— ukrainian territory? well, this is cominu ukrainian territory? well, this is coming from _ ukrainian territory? well, this is coming from ...

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That they are pushing for, so if we are going to see further destabilisation, it will come from low—level covert things rather than military assaults. and there are various layers here. there is crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. its fighting over areas like mariupol, fighting for the liberation of donetsk and luhansk, as it says. how does it play into this for ukraine? moldova is one of these post—soviet republics which is in the in—between area, the area between the nato members, eu m...

Speakers are oppressed but i do think, im somewhat sceptical that the russians are going to engage in full—scale military action. engage in full-scale military action. ., ., ., action. near moldova, in moldova _ action. near moldova, in moldova in _ action. near moldova, in moldova in the _ action. near moldova, in moldova in the future. . action. near moldova, in l moldova in the future. the russians are already struggling to field enough force to make gains in the donbas in ukraine that they...

In moldova, in the future. the russians are already struggling to field enough force to make gains in the donbas in ukraine that they are pushing for, so if we are going to see further destabilisation, it is going to come from low—level or covert things rather than a full—out military assault. and there are various layers here. there is crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. its fighting over areas like mariupol, fighting for what is calls the liberation of donetsk of donetsk and luhansk. how...

Here, and -- what the russians are trying to do is establish the same kind of governmental structure that they established up here in the donbas region. so this is their idea, not only are they physically trying to control this area to make that famous landbridge, but theyre also trying to set up government structures in here, the so-called peoples republics designed to take over this area and have a government in place that replaces the ukrainian governmental institution that have existed up un...

Alliance with. even kazakhstan has sent humanitarian aid to ukraine. of course, the central asian countries are small and couldnt offer much material support to russia anyway. but you would expect them to stand with moscow in the court of international opinion. instead, as the economist points out, they have generally maintained neutrality and made carefully worded statements or stayed silent. none have recognized the break away republics in donbas. most of them did vote to keep russia in the u....

Putin came to the rescue with financing and promise of troops. so over the last few months lukashenko let russia use his territory as a staging ground for invading ukraine. belarus also consistently voted with russia in the u.n. but belarus hasnt entirely acted as a russian vas vasil. like the central asian countries, it has recognized the breakaway donbas republics and more importantly ruled out sending its own tornados to ukraine. think about how this is different from the heyday of the soviet...