this time. for the nomadic jackass try survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry never be able to get the time thought the storm we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. dangerous the ice is a thing as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life a little bit longer sometimes luser cattle there with a cold or because of the storm risking it all mongolia at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm down in jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera hours after winning a landslide in the secession referendum the government of iraq kurdish region has

rejected baghdad's demand to hand over control of airports the results been announced despite a last minute appeal to cancel it by the iraqi prime minister. reports from a bill. celebrations on the streets of that appeal up to ninety two percent of voters said yes to secession from the kurdish region of northern iraq. the referendum is very important it will form our future and i hope at least that baghdad will support us eventually to be independent. with the federal government in baghdad has called the referendum on constitutional and he's refusing to even recognize the result let alone start negotiations with the kurdish regional government ok allergy of the future independence for iraq's. events of the last few days here can only be described as some of the most momentous in these regions history but the political ramifications are massive the threats continue from the baghdad governments and neighboring countries and there's

a sense here of great uncertainty as to what could happen next. the federal government has threatened to close the region's international airspace it could heal thor it is don't hand over control of the two main airports by a friday deadline turkey is threatening to cut off the kayleigh g.'s oil pipeline and close the land border turkey is the biggest supplier of goods and food to the k r j we can not feed ourselves. we don't have that much power. and threats that a body is making of the same as the saddam regime i put the kurds don't have a life if we stay with baghdad. they may be determination among the people who have wanted a country of their own for generations but the celebrations here may not last long i'll stop at al-jazeera has built. the u.s. congress has been briefed on president trump's plans to cut refugee numbers wants

to cut the numbers in twenty eighteen at an all time low of forty five thousand well that's far lower than the hundred ten thousand limit set by president barack obama last year the u.s. government has sent a flotilla of ships to puerto rico did help with the growing humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria the ships are bringing thousands of extra military personnel to help distribute aid more than a week after the storm hit the island is still without electricity food and clean water scarce catalonia says it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain declaring the vote illegal the government in madrid has promised to stop people from voting the united nations says it's concerned about an attack on revenge or refugees in sri lanka's capital a crowd threw stones at the un shelter for the refugees on the outskirts of colombo dozens of them mostly women and children fled without injury because government has condemned the attack as shameful urging police to find the perpetrators of.

thailand's government has confirmed that former prime minister yingluck shinawatra is in dubai she was sentenced to five years in prison for negligence in a rice subsidy scheme which lost billions of dollars. south korea is marking its forces day with a show of military might some of its weapons are put on display including that ballistic missiles tensions have been high on the korean peninsula for months as north korea ramps up missile and nuclear weapons tests. you know our military possesses defense capabilities capable of overwhelming north korea based on the strong so career u.s. combined defense posture to government has been tightening military readiness and also making efforts to manage the situation in a stable manner so that escalating tensions would not lead to military confrontations and who have the founder of playboy magazine has died at the age of ninety one the men's magazine was founded more than sixty years ago after quickly

rose to fame off its first issue was published in december nine hundred fifty three family members say he passed away at the famous playboy mansion those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after in search of putin's russia thanks for watching.

russians are famous of a cultural legacy music alley literature. but can tradition and conservative if a source of stagnation and authoritarian rule. live long between the state and culture of russia has always been strong too strong for some perhaps. one post said that patriots taken so seriously here that you could be killed for. the communist state was called totalitarian because the strive to attain total control of russian thought. oh perhaps what some people take for control and censorship is what the majority sees as an integral part of russian culture.

the russian film industry pales in comparison to what it used to be in. soviet days which was one of the most profitable sectors of the economy along with oil and both could production. in the mid one nine hundred seventy s. more than a billion cinema tickets were sold annually. almost all of the films the soviet film agency distributed when made in the russian language after the fall of communism opening up to western cultural imports resulted in over eighty percent of film screened coming from america oh my god i. was. there with your idea that shows goodale. yet glamorous rituals like that of moscow

film festival continue to celebrate russian cinema while keen to imitate western prototypes. i think it's something that's i think. everything. that this. thing will. tend to film which seems to be the most controversial and talked about of the program. my good hans is a period piece taking place in germany and the soviet union at the beginning of the second world war. belief well i think sometimes it is your exact moment that's not my experience too much little bit and the crew. who carry.

with you don. the film is controversial because it tells a story of germans and russians cooperating while hitler is concrete western europe . the main here it later returns to russia as an invader. from this point on it's their fishel russian history germany and aggressor russia the greatest fighter against an artist. but our german protectionists remembers he was here before as a friend. in the summer of nine hundred thirty nine not a foreign minister they've been told and start his chief diplomat muller to sign the non-aggression pact and a secret french treaty the second world war started with hitler and started

dividing europe in spheres of influence. with russia's heroic role at the heart of state ideology similar to freedom talk pact is today a thought can push its. destruction of the city and announce a journey where our longest disengaging is in danger. or maybe both states. i don't know that exists in my to be here and it's clear makers of despair we're trying to deal with this difficult. we're under considerable pressure. whatever battles might be fought over the film's content the film festival party is what it should be a bit of fun and their livelihoods change of view. give to the jews the fullness of life the kids the moses living in the city good. to do here is the oceans would

sing the songs in your you make what it is that you are in the book. of genesis those decisions. i chatted with my friends and colleagues i asked the german co-producer of the film simone of our man we can both eat i do look at the problems that needed something in order to secure russian financing from us dollars to store. the only way it was that would show up put that. because i don't but one. thing i knew nationally i think you're going to have a very very different story but i'm just one example. he's got more of an expense under the if they just knew it well enough and on top i was the most used about was . the guy who will sort of be able nibble oceanarium cell phone service because i was. always shana because gasoline is going to not only about what we're willing.

i mean that's the reason. i'm sabina. down of the. mountain. they are i congratulate the film's director alexander mick dodson with the premier and agreed to meet for a chat before the day. we meet in the house of cinema which hasn't changed much since the soviet days and a quarter of a century after the end of the u.s.s.r.

it's not only the soviet interiors that have survived here but some soviet political habits as well. alexander became famous already in the soviet period as an innovative scriptwriter he knows a thing or two about censorship since the soviet film industry was subjected to it officially. or. laws and there. is some ninety. st charles schools from where you. keep the.

shiny. three of a body are you when you double your skull though. not double door which. would very oddly into three would be. ninety. but the way you. go. you have the with the most a list. as. you look a clue do you. that i knew. you would it is good was. to ensure way you could get should it. would have been the prettiest which you. could put in your thumb with the chimp. would you go to. the with orders to get the bill was more than you'd get through.

news less because rush or books could pull so even. that wouldn't. so there's no censorship just friendly advice from an official historian or a political scientist on duty. and public spaces in moscow a full of intellectually learned people no different from that counterparts elsewhere have the modern world. there are public events that have no sign of government control. yet such appearances may be misleading. fear to doc is not for shows that have based on real life stories it believes it's a victim of politically motivated harassment right now it's pain through an out of

its. witnesses by a bloody landlord of the theater dog had to subtly invest in what used to be a ruin before it moved it. to finances manisha victoria hold it over as to wind up the account and announce the closure of the venue and i think you know i'm not sure i want to know more before i see other lines she hear us old neighbor the name we hear nation without the good not that you thought well on your. feet not sure we should. hear your opinion usually of the critic of the people who are supposed to be sure we should just be you but. i know you're there you look and shit. i'm trying to understand which shows lead to defeated it's a fiction or. one hundred fifty reason not to defend your mother that.

what dangerous title russia today. there's an insolent putin and his job is friendship is bill is coney as it turns out that play is of the most problematic there are others one on who the crimea really belongs to and one about same sex love is you know before the couple with. your cut off maybe at. over sixty. it's at the bookstore or spidey thirty six you've got to get over it we're still searching if the rush to washington or snowboarding what's important in the models actually almost this venue the coolest you go to the first three score didn't permit they put your mug is no good when your store possible thought that most of the thought they would get that is because they know it's just the best but. they get in there with the

closest to life so you can whisper games when you. new zealand that's dick clark but the most. out of the one going to be in the nigeria g m a god there are no words and they are yet other options the more the bridge of civil war nobody got the date the brits. victorian sists the theatre must not be afraid since the sphere of authority that lead to the dictatorship. yet fear of authority is deeply rooted in russian and for me it is not entirely hidden under the modern western eyes look of some russian cities like you could hear of berg in western siberia.

the most important source of authoritarian tradition in modern history is the rule of the soviet dictator joseph stalin from the late one nine hundred twenty s. to there in one nine hundred fifty s. millions of innocent people were executed or imprisoned in the so-called gulag a vast system of labor camps officially the government condemns the start and purges and yet it is a sign of the dominant culture of national pride that most people don't want to be reminded of their histories dark chapters. and so perm thirty six the last of the labor camps which only closed in one nine hundred eighty eight is the only original site in this huge country. commemorating stalin's terror. my film crew must stay outside while i join a tour of the museum. where allowed to take

a few shots with my mobile phone. i'm not sure the museum is that effective at capturing what for millions of people was an agonizing experience our literature had painted a more graphic picture in my imagination. too hard to see for example on this double bunk but many i did even worse than that. sleeping rough in subzero temperatures and starving well building they would shelters. although it's hard to get an exact figure it's estimated that about three million people died of hunger cold exhaustion and related to see he says. it's simply mind boggling to think that this system of abominable cruelty and slavery was set up in the name of freedom and justice. on the walls of the prison camp of the score of the race of

the soviet have and which woke the inmates every morning. the the. the. the. the. the. the for a decade after the fall of coming russia had a different of them and it was putin who reinstated that old soviet town from his to new russians want. their referenced. the great stalin however was removed. in the mid to thousands a unique annual event started to take place near the camp called pillar armor and

major arts and culture festival but recently it was evicted. rock musicians theatre groups opposed to dances used to come and dedicate their performances to the memory of victims of the purges former political prisoners would keep artists company and get a chance to tell their stories. now it's just a modest museum without the hype that artists performing and audiences from all over russia used to bring to it. the government reproach the festival for politicizing the gulag. their eyes huge people who will be put off and still gather around the time the festival used to take place semi spontaneous events like this one dedicated to the victims of the gulag a middle aged by the former festival organizers. victor pest of was a political prisoner at this camp in the one nine hundred seventy s.

prison conditions were more lenient. he tells us his fascinating story of the victim it is which were considered a threat to the state under communism we never got it works issues just to we are true of course but i really wish you will always be done i mean really an edge of darkness and throw no. we you know would you choose the rule were done will occur but just meet your family just as you just don't we have created a world. vision for you and your good to go the sergers way of mccormick you would move loosely in the to do with the job and here third was a who you. are now julian was you know you don't record they were written from the corner if you're doing a. good to you characters or. and i says really or yeah it's not your fault that you're. not additional to you if you know who you are

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suggesting that foreign teams have failed to conduct full and proper investigations that could help heal resentment inflicted by conflict. cote d'ivoire partial justice at this time on al jazeera. and i'm down in jordan doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera hours after winning a succession referendum the government of the rocks kurdish region has rejected baghdad's demand under the control of airports in the region seven airlines say they'll suspend flights to come to cities but despite threats from the government in baghdad and jubilant scenes and at a bill the capital of the kurdish region that is that.

yes. the great. great. great. joy. great. about. the u.s. congress has been briefed on president trump's plans to cut refugee numbers. at an all time low of forty five thousand. and one hundred ten thousand limits set by president barack obama last year the u.s. government to puerto rico to help with the growing humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria. thousands of extra military personnel to help distribute the on

and still without electricity more than a week after the storm hit the united nations is concerned about. refugees and capital a crowd. for the refugees on the outskirts of colombo dozens of them mostly women and children were escorted by police to safety government has condemned the shameful. government has confirmed the prime minister. for negligence in iraq. which lost billions of dollars. ahead of the verdict. so of careers marking at sixty nine forces day with a show of military might some of the weapons work but on display including ballistic missiles tensions have been hard on the korean peninsula for months as north korea ramps up missile and nuclear weapons tests well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after in search of putin's russia

special that's what it. says all sorts in an age of simplistic narratives the listening post critiques the mainstream response exposing the influences that drive the headlines at this time on al-jazeera. i've heard of a former labor camp guard who lives in the area i decided to look for and talk to him how does he feel about the suffering the soviet police state inflicted on people when i got. there a day or the hour. for no no. no normally. when i mean. look you in the middle. got to go.

and that's one of the former labor camp guard has chosen to retire just next to the place of his former employer. russians had to toss their communist past which tolerated no dissent is inconsistent. the soviet union was the superpower russia is not. as many russians yearn for their lost greatness their moral evaluation of injustice committed in the days of glory is blood.

i have arrived in the city of perth the cultural center of the europe mountains on the border between europe and asia. i'm going to attend an interesting independently nice conference. on the role of stalin not in historic rome no apparently the terrifying soviet dictator who has been dead for more than sixty years plays an increasingly important road today.

thank you. he was. the only. russian. citizen i've just heard that some people argue that this was a good thing because the victims became martyrs of the russian church necessary for the church to continue its deep traditions if i hadn't heard it with my own ears i wouldn't have believed it possible but apparently it's not the trend for them still .

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a dissident and a political prisoner in thirty six can get coverage of it was elected to the duma the national parliament after the fall of communism. and you are just a year. and you for your months of. the year going to say yeah sure. it was really. good but a good lesson. for doing this you your bully minions most sure stupors knife. is bush. sure if it's you it's him we do with. the new. book. or stalin of your own in the middle of the liquor. oh yeah.

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would learn to do more in front of a firing squad. but in place of the class in the me society has found new people to seek. for she's. going to think we're going to be first going if we make gonski new york your plan will work if she's going to. do to me is just leadership to me yet you feel this aggressive man just an unbalanced possible. no just one of the most famous russian politicians from the united russia really. the tally has him piece it said it's been. here tonight. i'm sure you have your hand on your shoulder and what happened here was the most they were going to get when you. have we seen that here here here i mean you have no idea just how much you weigh ok i'm going to tell you that if

you're thirty i mean i do not. neither but i'm sure i do you don't even understand how can handle so many guns keep under the man at the first. became famous and popular on the anti-gay ticket it takes an ultra conservative view. and sees the foundation of his ideology you know the russian orthodox church . i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry it's not.

days but you can see there was nothing standing here but for a man of such ultra conservative nationalist views has an interesting background he speaks several languages lived in europe and used to be a liberal political activist. that it. is night. here. rastan. what with time to get you know. why you. have cancer the kinds of the. best and the court. that for many of us every year but got over so much of what you were teaching. and you have watched. and if. you've got to. stop

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by the usual sirrahs here to go with another word for an easy time for starters and i was stand up push on them with help of scully but at the cable i get a nickle to the leg and that last thing and i think when i say that it. for reason that this is still when i see the of the organ ok look to you over here to go really would you. be abusing ethics as an in your lunacy. while some western style liberties are under attack in russia there's a class that is liberal culture and enjoying its influence in society and a lavish lifestyle. i was.

aware. next to russia's most glamorous official a famous t.v. personality and putin is going to do what finney assumption is one of the most fashionable intellectuals writer and review editor. nicholai will scoff. i arranged to talk to him at the offices of his print and read magazine snow which caters for well heeled liberals and opinion for. it occupies a loft in one of the capitals missed expensive locations. yet almost all this is just grandpa who is somebody to him but it took more than that means that's the president that i thought it was which unfortunately. there's a she would let i wish the worst as they can you can see what you meant by just good numbers but you must return when you post was

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a little bit that he's. it's possible copying of your religion dealing with regards to that commission even if it's just in my commitment come over for your screed you consider it not so. wasted well if there was genuine you don't foist it years and years of japery is bitter to the cretin. so move on the old machine you pitch your source movement you know it was one thousand and one you can remember them which so your skills stay with cirque. statement because there. are those folks and also there's a bunch of problems just not all still love them conclusion and all we did see was the neediness is but it in a day or two states are still a lot he's been through the night when you're put in the moment. in the gym for too long but you told him before he was there were people but he did pretty well but

a. problem with me. to sit there with such a big butt women as well as a simple with his agenda would be a that would be good as the year than a sunday needs easier broaches to the nation. in my home city of st petersburg i'm invited to mediate a school conference where students discuss contemporary culture. on my way through i reflect that an entire generation of russians has grown up with no personal experience of the soviet union. russia is a totally different country from the one i grew up in or is it just your depression group is due a sea of your subjective love we broke up if you don't then some of us didn't you know. you just don't know we where a future school bus or the other would just. that you're going to let's put it in.

the staging to really push deep in your version is to. say. that you know i think it's when your money education career family love hatred. what few water. because of these values for the young in russia today . that's a group when i get i missed the bus. but the most of them still it's. just that i missed. the anybody by. a car with. thirty minute. you from what i see if we could problem. i knew.

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before embarking on this journey i thought i knew almost everything about my country i was surprised that there was still so much to the. one thing i was confirmed in is that russia sees herself as a civilization apart not necessarily enjoying confrontation but keenly aware of the difference between herself. and everyone else. i found that many things that seem contradictory to outsiders a perfectly logical to russian. people here are not represented in power structures in the way that they are in the west yet most russians say they're more free than the citizens of other countries. and the overwhelming number of russians supports a strong president yet they don't see him as a dictator they need to extol or fear. for a long time i believe that the powers that be here should be more open to criticism

. but i also wonder whether the russians will ever be able to respond well to criticism coming from outside of their borders. can russia spirit to what the people expect of it. is a strong and brave enough to overcome the economic social and demographic realities that it has a hard time accepting. those are the questions that i'm still seeking hans's to.

we got more wet weather just around the black sea which was the caspian sea the line of cloud here just getting pulled out to keep pushing across georgia armenia into azerbaijan elsewhere across the levant across parts of the middle east generally stays dry northern parts of iraq could see one of two showers that area of cloud as you can see it making its way up towards. you might even see a little bit when she weather over the higher ground here but elsewhere it's generally going to be settled with your warm sunshine kuwait about thirty celsius and that's a sort of temperature well spent seeing in doha over the next few days right across the reagan peninsula lots of hazy sunshine a little more cloud just over towards the southern end of the red sea but nothing much to speak of that a bit of cloud into south africa or over the next day or so certainly a looking a little disturbed just around the southern cape that's a possibility but for most i think we might see a few showers into central areas thursday going on into friday turn

a little drier advised to put shad was a possibility just about botswana into eastern parts of south africa could see some showers there still into ethiopia maybe into uganda into south sudan should stay dry for kenya will see a few showers just around uganda but a possibility of further showers for much of the gulf of guinea. i just want to make sure all of our audience is on the same page where they're online and want to produce to us citizens here and what puts people of iraq by one and the same or if you join us on say i was never put a file been looked at differently because i'm dacogen all the people this is a dialogue tweet us with hostile into a stream and one of your pitches might make the next show join the global conversation. this time on al-jazeera.

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