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will will will will will once the preserve of men into internet law and in turkey. the opposition has slammed it as censorship the site of the us b fifty two bomber over south korea throws a wrench in prayer plans for the unions between families in the north and south. as athletes according to sa sing for the winter olympics. the act. this adds
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her out around the world to protest russia as anti gay legislation. watching foster cat first turkey's comment has approved a new changes that severely tighten restrictions on the current internet law. the modified version that led authorities to block access to certain web page is for violations of privacy. the controversial articles are part of a package of laws that still have to be adopted as a whole hasn't entered through an anchor explained that many investigative journalists fuming the bill would allow the government allow a government minister to decide whether or not a violation of the cure. and then the government would have authority for that type of internet user information without a court order. into blocking the left side again without a court order the bill is completely protect private information dr anything the government
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being discriminatory in no pain or on suitable for children but many analysts call that will accrue to attempt to get into the heart or what the government could not get into the pot or a built in mobile with judiciary would allow everyone to persecuted enemy so many turkish journalist or up in arms at the hall on freedom of speech and freedom of press laws to protect personal privacy. we are not meant to protect the government from prying eyes. they are meant to protect ordinary individuals then the corruption scandal broke. among the half ago over six thousand police and co accused had been removed from duty and retired. though i did not even attempting to address the corruption charges. referring to you or anyone who investigate corruption. he is getting really overwhelming impression of someone who thinks that she and her
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people are above the law. no internet bill must be viewed in that context the content that government attack on the judiciary the police the media. he won in a position to investigate the corruption allegations not the corruption probe them go but there are going reaction to the probe could do irreparable damage to turkey and iraq the worst of all possible. mario is that everyone comes out of this power struggle and got to live with. irreparable long term consequences for turkey to worship. the egyptian army says comments by its army chief on his candidacy for president were misinterpreted after a newspaper in kuwait reporting field marshal add the fact ncc has confirmed that he would run for president. the report comes a week after the country's top military body and doors the army chief's candidacy for the election in april but an official announcement on his part has yet to meet him
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he's yet to be made now says he does look set to the issue when asked after its first democratically elected president muhammad more see some. syria three years after the war broke out they are neither side seems to have an aunt on the battlefield. a new report from a top international conflicts special is outlines the fragile balance of forces in syria between the regime and its opponents and among the rebels themselves external reports the ruble coping onto one of the left is residential neighborhoods the last year it's become the regime signature terror weapon. the rebels and the strangest atrocities. yet in the league three years of war broke out. it is not the shire of assets on the northern rebels are in a position to claim the minute the victory. the regime has not seen a major victory in the last nine months. for its part the opposition is unable to strike a decisive blow
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some rebel brigades have agreed to form alliances and pool resources may be a rise in the activity of some of the jihadi groups have read only by foreign fighters. you expect to achieve outcomes of the war before it strikes off the agenda for the western powers believe diplomacy is the way pounds the institutes report points out the lack of real progress in ongoing talks he the prospect of organized for an intervention to bring an end to fighting effects easier. while the diplomatic track from the heater persons has yielded nothing of substance yet. the government in your positions representatives are expected next monday in switzerland the strap told sauce january despite atoll is pushing for a deal. growth policies fail to reach an agreement on the distribution of humanitarian aid to some of the hardest hit neighborhoods of homes in law mother will pride of the us b fifty two bomber over south korea throws a wrench in rare plants for re unions between families in the north and
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south. now says it may reconsider its plans to hold the screen is between families separated sixty years ago during the war in the drills continue. on wednesday the two countries agreed to allow families divided sixty years ago to meet for just a few days later this month. an agreement now seems under threat. it will be looking at the time when the agreement was needed on to the unions of separated families and relatives. and when john formation of the usd fifty two strategic ominous was carried out a nuclear strike practices all day aiming at us. doesn't it. what's up with it it will probably not as long as it hurts our dignity and slanderous our regime that we can't help but to reconsider the failing the agreement that is what i've got a full wall. he then puts it up. embattled the ukrainian president viktor yanukovich may have turned its back on anti eu trade deal in favor of russia
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they kicked off the giant protests two months ago but that didn't keep him from meeting this week with eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton. in hopes of finding a way out of the current crisis. a little make up only trace amounts of flowers. this can be a regular waiting except the room is wearing military fatigues. leandro can exchange their vows and the kyiv city hall which is now occupied by demonstrators a similar venue for couple who met on the barricades standing just a moment. this is the best man in heaven. it was destiny. a cup of fat on me when i was commentating on the camp site kicked in. it was not to god. he can sit back and into my hands. we fell in love. it's a uti is a volunteer and broken a member of the far right group who has been at the forefront of the final and protests in the ukrainian capital. men holding the tories and shields and the non traditional guard of honor for the couple in the trees
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healed their wedding as patriotic. the toss and yelping what's going on these family would be strong. you were united by the reformation by their feet in the ukrainian state of the bite of it by the houston added to the credit societies you do he said. and just incredibly freeing. though the cbo keep protesting the new helix decided to spend their wedding nights away from the barricades. at least eight workers have been killed in the fire and bought five gold mine in south africa. rescue teams are continuing to search for another dc worker one mile underground. the accident at the harmony gold minute halves third is the worst in south africa nearly five years. the opening of the saatchi winter games now just one day away but on wednesday gay rights activists gathered into a dozen cities around the world to protest anti gay laws in
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russia. in late nineteen ninety nine told members of the national and the committee they must always their voices against attacks on gay people oppose any discrimination the fakes to non self reports. insult see the demure pink news science the message promising friendship and unity activists say the welcome it doesn't extend stinky people monday's protest is part of a global speak out. this taking place today in twenty cities around the world. with holding on for the governments of the russian government. plus the essential that the committee. jock told principal succeed in the jobs of which prohibits discrimination. there also are urging the corporate sponsors that clipped the heels of year it seemed to be in and takes the likes of mcdonald's coca cola and be done to speak and against them though. we don't understand their silence when those companies are marketing themselves eyes. we played
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team as the founder of the quilty we don't understand why he would stay silent. two days before turin games. that evening rush hour where and to give those are preaching the statements that local sponsors continue to insist that supports equality but none has explicitly demands to know. though a handful of sponsors of the us team have done so. protesters say though is using homophobic violence. it upsets me saying that men and women in russia can be physically at least kicked to death in the states. i spent the rest of dough. russia has its key ally is in st petersburg to protesters held a gun is comparing the sodium intake to the nineteen thirty six summer games in berlin remembered as the limping with high security in place and to their protests and some tea itself are likely to be quickly stopped that the international criminal court is set to decide whether or not it will suspend its trial of
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the kenyan president. silver lack of cooperation from the kenyan authorities said they would hold a hearing in the coming weeks on a possible reprimand for kenya prosecutors have already told the court that blocking from kenyan officials and was wrecking any chance of pursuing who cannot on charges he orchestrated post election violence. six years ago the commission reports the steel icc prosecutors who also tend to keep the canyon president's case of the life they say they now absolutely need to puking off its financial records which moines sure he paid off sums of money to top it reaches the preselection five and six years ago. but ducked off to prosecute the case was doomed the finance and information but the movement of the times. reducing its enough to sustain hear it as is absent. the financial records which we have spent the remaining stands on its
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own bow back to characterize as pebbles. and the realistic prospect that the tuning them will you. rio. and she can receive evidence is minimal prosecutors last year is that my ruby is not providing those records but to rekindle his voice today was the blame shifting exercise. they believe the case against backline has not collapsed if the dolls they would be another proof of the icc which is any secured one conviction since it was set up eleven years ago against companies wallet almost to bind up the western countries have mixed feelings about picking up the case. they'll keep the bank the icc would also want to maintain good relations with kenya. a key ally in the battle against islamic radicals in somalia it all. we're hearing parents three tonnes of ivory are set to be crushed and burned. far from the eiffel tower. france is following in the footsteps of an increasing number of countries you wanna put a stop to the ivory trade french environment minister has also said ivory will
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continue to be destroyed as it's brought in from different rates. the destruction has to take place just a week ahead of a national conference in london and to find new ways to stop poachers dealing with the ivory trade. this wariness in currencies and elephant graveyard. each line cinema is all that remains of the victims of the bloody under a tree. french authorities have seized seventeen tonnes over the last twenty five years for the most part we are in transit back when i freeze coming from. i'm going to education. france's particular because we are very strong policy against factory trafficking when the customs regulations. i pre trafficking the same as drug trafficking. restaurants will know don't look or be still finding the link for you confiscate the keynesian policies to make sure the contraband can never get back onto the market and to send a message to traffickers
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castles are the stupid on us in on the bed we decided to strengthen or traffic and find green and also to systematically destroy or ivory stocks is that. so traffickers there were not going to ease up on themselves when ash to include environmental lobby groups have praised the action and are urging other eu countries to policies of the population of african elephants have haunted the last thirty years there are a rent unfamiliar to the wild. twenty two thighs and were killed illegally in two thousand and twelve massacred two feet of the huge demand for ivory in asia. i'll leave you now in tokyo where some zippy bridge one off on a wild to really taste. actually they were chasing a pretender and camilla. every year the u in and see their stages and skate till it is looking for dress up like it did happen this year was around a course in some brush up their skills
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in case there is a real break dance. get them into the gutter and there she was too fast i can't go away. he he. cool and you're welcome to the interview here of course lincoln and roll with policies into my guest today is david such a distinguished american journalist and academic and the author of three books about russia a country which he first visit as a student in nineteen sixty nine. since september dossier he had been looking in moscow as an advisor to the u s courthouse to radio free europe great university and working on a new book about russia's postponing its history. imagine his surprise and wednesdays in a win in december the russian authorities told him he was banned from entering the country for the next five years. one of the few western
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journalists be expelled from russia since the end of the cold war. his offense. a minor visa violation the corporate and opens he was still decided that his presence on the tree of russia was not desirable data center welcome to the program that converts and opens with analysts have said something i did the usual two loaves and the show the trees that line it's not contravene it one of the visa violation so called visa violation was to simply enough. something invented by the russian authorities after i was told that i was persona non grata onto to muddy the waters and confuse outside world. there there was no visa violation i hates. it carried out the instructions of the very ministry of foreign affairs which is now claiming there was a violation. they refuse to give me the necessary documents on time and said i should wait for those documents. then when the family gave me the documents. b visa issuing
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office said. i was there too late but this was a delay created by the foreign ministry then to the uninitiated what one of the corporate endorsements the competent organs are are the security police the fsb so what i was told on. on december twenty fifth. in the russian embassy in kiev was that the competent organs in effect the fsb had ruled that my presence on the territory of the russian federation was on his arm was barred from entry. so this is really a very unusual thing because this is a formulation which generally used in spy cases. sometimes a situation where someone is suspected of espionage they can't prove it they simply say he's undesirable of sorts hope it gets worse. what's this really about. well i think it's a about what i did not have enough time in russia was only there three months most of the time was spent getting set up in an apartment and taking care of bureaucratic formalities i didn't have time to write
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very much. so was based on what i'd done in the past what i might do in the future aren't you think what provoked it is all it has to be. it has the city on the road to break two thousand and three i think although the doc doc said on the voice of the russian criminal state. and in the book you're open to the fifth finger that's sweet and soft on the fsb. for a series of pop and pullman's in nineteen ninety nine which ended up ultimately in the second chechen war. three other people to know about those bombings for the event of the war what brought them on into power because they galvanized the country behind a new war in church and then that war was pursued more successfully than the first chechen war and with the result and that there was a huge spike in putin's popularity now. all evidence points to those bombings having been a provocation organize by this the authorities themselves including the fact that when
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a fifth bomb there were four bombs in them there was a fifth bomb that was found in the basement of a building in maria's son was discovered and the people who put enough in that basement were rested they turned out to be not chechen terrorists. but the fsb agents. and there's no question about that they were they were rested and identify. so on. it's not it's not a question of being provocative in my writing it's simply a question of reporting and being willing just to to lay out the incontrovertible facts but even the title the book is and isn't the link to what the many friends in russia that the rise of the russian criminal say well at the time it was. it was considered on a rather up. how can i put it to a rather strong statements but since that time we've had other books for example luke harding be the former correspondent must go to
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guardian or call the estate's him and us embassy in moscow to the rear in their cables which were published by week in lakes are referred to mosque to somewhere for preferred to russia as a mafia state senate. i don't know if you want to consider criminal state different from mafia state as i consider more or less the same thing a little help he had the feel of this over forty is going to consult the soviet union for this man russia. the credibility while it is spot on the other hand i am quite determined to to go back. i think that sooner or later i will i don't think they'll be able to make this stick in the long run. and as i've been told that i'm barred for five years on nature poems can last for five years. so i fully expect to be back. what motivates support from within russia has been much higher than in the media old from as civil society. yes absolutely and social networks been an up a
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lot of support and in the intermediate swell the up memorial society issued a statement calling on of the russian authorities to allow me back and they said that if i wasn't allowed back in the would be bad for me but more important it would be bad for russia. and there were similar statements from other other other russians on trade can cause kiera a russian journalist wrote an article on him which he attacked those who were attacking me. nt even in his festive there was an article in which which is linked to the regime the it an article about me. describing the reasons why a minute and then said that i was someone with whom it would be possible to have a dialogue moscow times said that that might describe me as the kremlin's bit too lar. it gave the reasons why i in fact was merely doing my job what's encouraging is that
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this has been that's the purpose was to suggest that civil society in russia hasn't been crushed completely know why but it hasn't been vetted need support that is what has happened to you d think a signal that journalism is good but the internal domestic russian journalism and foreign pilgrims could be a target of opportunity team in the months of two years and while it's perfectly likely we saw what happened with other tv rain tv station which was perhaps the only independent tv out with the country and we can expect that perhaps that what's left of the of the free press in russia will be subjected to the same kind of pressure that i've been subjected to but it's important to try to resist. you do that you've been a critic in the boston fed president thomas and me set policy. how would you want. what is the advice that you would get to the american administration friends how to deal with russia well it's the same advice had been
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giving the man in which they've ignored for the last five years switches up. treat russia as it is rather thin as we would wish it to be it doesn't mean that we cannot have any contact with russia that we cannot deal with them we can but than a normal society a society which is based on law and to society with democratic institutions needs to be the society that defines the rules of of the relationship. you don't want an abnormal society setting the context for bilateral relations with the normal society it should work the other way around perhaps you guys dressed as witches getting it wrong of russians that the optimal lighting and putin remains remarkably popular present fall more popular than either of the mall. his presence known in france opted to switch to three isn't a sin and fifty cents this extraordinary way. why does
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he get that supports only then will partially because they've created a situation in which he has no opposition and people are afraid that other there will be instability and possible social unrest if he's removed from office for whatever reason. in terms of active support the numbers are far lower and their base to really honor propaganda eyes provincial population that gets its news and information from only one source which is state controlled television you do you think that given their consent of economic circumstances. conferences new oil price that support putin could collapse in russia died. definitely will definitely what i mean it's only the relative prosperity that stats up up up. help to maintain the popularity that the press pass. i mean obama and holland are are operating in a democratic society which is subjected to criticism of
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putin is operating in the context of a of the political system which is totally controls and on the basis of a of the controlled media which is able to just inform millions people. going to invite yourself you have suggested that the united states should expel russia today genesis retaliation white is white he says that i a i said it wouldn't be opposed to it up i think that this is one possible retaliate or administered the two that the united states should consider. the idea of course is not to exclude russia today no one minds that they're in washington they're welcome to do two up. to produce their distorted broadcasts as much as they lie. but on if it's a question of of the russian regime. excluding honest journalists. then we should look around for whatever means are available to us to put pressure on them to give us the opportunity to report
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truthfully. he did that so we had time from me today thanks very much being with us on the most iconic. that's the end of this edition of the interview but don't go away there's more news and headlines to follow the rear tomorrow my eyes on of the dc!il. governments and lots more marketing. in his chair he trusted that the issue that constantly use large country has a new policy which incidentally to reduce dependence on international aid agencies this company in the capital may be has one hundred employees gave me some peanuts to fortify its peanut paste that humanitarian organizations county with ads the recipe is often referred to as the miracle fruit that helps children to quickly recover from the new trish and it's taking to buy a french company which says
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