RussiaToday-Video-News: France v UK? Hollande vows to 'go on offensive' as London 'splinters' EU .

Entering his second year of power, French President Francois Hollande has pledged to 'go on the offensive', especially on the European front. And with its calls to reform the EU and plans for an in-out referendum, the UK has become his main target.
Hollande criticized Britain for 'splintering' the bloc, saying his duty was now to bring Europe out of its lethargy. But as RT's Tesa Arcilla reports, he could be trying to prop up his own plummeting popularity.



The inquest into the death of former KGB spy Aleksandr Litvinenko is on the verge of falling apart after a judge ruled he couldn't hear evidence connected with the alleged involvement of the Russian state to the killing on grounds of "national security"


Thousands Orthodox anti-gay activists broke through police cordon and pursued gay rights protesters in Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, injuring at least 17 people in the process. The violent brawl marred the May 17 International Day Against Homophobia.


Casi 20 personas, entre ellas policías y periodistas, resultaron heridas tras los fuertes enfrentamientos entre manifestantes y agentes de seguridad en la capital de Georgia, Tiflis. Los choques se produjeron cuando la Policía intentaba impedir confrontaciones entre partidarios y opositores de la homosexualidad y su legalización. Los incidentes han ocurrido en el Día Internacional contra la Homofobia.