need will be donald trump's call whether or not to punish india for what it's doing so really it's interesting while russia and india are doing business it's fair to say that the ball is in washington's court. amounts can oriya chair of the india power corporation told us the juror ability of ties with russia counts particularly at a turbulent time for world trade. i think long term partners always better because you had in the position to see the ups and downs with each of the countries you have been there for so many decades i'm not saying that you should not look for a new partner but would buy into the room frames have to be you will be looking at strengthening the relationship in this geopolitical steer the situation now in the world it is that he or understand that bottomless would be important in this one is important should be applied to one country trying to move over to the other

countries with good idea me more to be that good or to be in a good situation even moving geopolitical situation. for thirty years in four months to britain's homeland security service the m i five have been allowed to commit crimes on british soil without fear of prosecution even if you prefer if it prevents most serious offenses allows for the tribe you know in the country has been told our correspondent asked to see a check and it has the details this is indeed a case that was brought forward by for human rights groups including privacy international and reprieve who are arguing that it's important to know the extent of the seriousness of the crimes that m i five could have potentially been getting away with. it appears that the security service believes that good if it thinks it would be in the public interest authorized but disciplined torture sexual assault on the grave criminality in the u.k.

well no this tribunal heard from these groups bringing forward the allegations and demanding answers to a secret policy and what was referred to as british domestic security services the m i five working under secret policy that has been dubbed the third direction it was said that this is a policy that has been in place for decades under different versions and is still in place today and according to these groups bringing this case forward they are saying it is crucial to find out whether or not any of those actions could have been violations of human rights of basic human rights so that's what they want to know and in terms of the documents that were presented at these hearings there was one very largely redacted government policy document that essentially talks about the occasional necessity of criminality when it comes to such issues as well as a letter dating back to twenty twelve written by then prime minister david cameron

to a judge who is overseeing such issues at the at the time essentially calling for him to not pay too much attention to the legality of such operations. this acuity service has a longstanding policy for the agent handlers to agree to agents participating in crime for the avoidance of doubt i should be clear that such oversight would not provide endorsement of the legality of the policy you would not be asked to provide a view on whether any particular case should be referred to the prosecuting authorities well in this letter david cameron does bring up the question of up to actually making this information public and then goes on to say he kind of decides against it citing as has become so traditional national security so given really the thick veil of secrecy surrounding this issue as well as the apparent longstanding existence of such conduct of operation it really seems like this is a case that is going to be dragging out for quite some time. but it's covered as

nomination to become a u.s. supreme court judge will advance to a final floor vote likely to be on saturday that's after a key senate procedural vote passed fifty one to forty nine that results unlikely to deter antique have an hour protesters. the was. a i. was warning you going to jail in thought it. was tough but you know what's the u.s. . capitol has advanced to the final round of voting with fifty one yes and forty nine nays the final vote will bring an end to the month long confirmation process which witnessed a series of controversies kavanagh was accused of sexual assault by three different women and when the f.b.i.

found him not guilty democrats still weren't satisfied and called for a new probe anti kavanaugh sentiment has trickled down to the grass roots and now protesters have been emerging all over the country and just yesterday three hundred protesters were arrested in d.c. and we asked protesters what exactly they were protesting check out their answers i feel like these decisions are being made by. a lot of great men who might not know our situation and there's a lot of women out there who have experienced things like me like dr ford story and you know the fact that they're continuing their vote despite what she had to say is really disheartening like they're not even listening to the atrocities that have been happening since november twenty sixth team must end and colonise just the cherry on the top of a very very rotten sunday how do you feel about kavanagh's records during the bush administration that you want the senators to. drive you say thank you to the doctor

. that. he has lied about. memoranda that were stolen from the democrats he has equivocated about his legacy for. numerous other small and big lives. i believe that if he gets nominated. we can get rid of a lot of protective regulations on the environment. and he's also a nice package so we know that he's going to be a lobbyist for the gun rights zakouma stores both sides testified before the senate last thursday and one of kavanagh's friends a top facebook official decided to attend for moral support this resulted in a wave of backlash against facebook a platform that supports a liberal values and then he was forced to apologize check out his statement i want to apologize i recognize this moment is a deeply painful one internally and externally some took it as tacit support for

kavanaugh this even prompted zuckerberg to respond saying that he was a close friend of the queues and that he didn't break any company rules to stop cavanagh movement is pretty much proof that in today's political climate showing up to a protest with a cardboard sign in hand is effective political resistance and it doesn't look like it'll stop any time soon we spoke to media and legal analysts lionel who thinks kavanah isn't the real target it's. it's all based upon and t. trump if this were this is not just this didn't happen would judge gorsuch his predecessor but for some reason this one hit a nerve and what it always goes back to is if it can stop the president if it can interrupt the prejudice plan if it embarrassed the president and if you do anything to affect the midterms coming out of the midterm elections and in november it's all

part of the benefit here throwing everything they can into the works to stop the process and what you're seeing is one example of unfairness and injustice after another and it is mind boggling and i trust it will be over with his ultimate confirmation and swearing in. russia found itself confronted on thursday over the alleged activities of its military intelligence service the g.r.u. a number of western countries and international organizations called out moscow for dirty cyber tricks it's hard hitting groups ranging from the international chemical weapons watchdog to even a russian news agency r.t.s. daniel hawkins breaks down the details. election interference troll factories this information man hacking we've heard most of it before but the latest charge sheet against russia is all encompassing and endless there were hundreds of victims

targeted by these russian criminals if they fly out international law in this way russia's indiscriminate campaign of cyber attacks violations of several u.s. criminal laws they will be exposed russia must stop reckless and irresponsible behavior of. this directors of behavior the russian government needs to know they want to fully condemn this attack it will be exposed and it will be consequences it seems every accusation of malign activity over the last four years from the downing of m.h. seven team to the water doping scandal has come back all at once united under a common name and symbol before it was often vague russian hackers agents or just putin but apparently we can now name the entity responsible for everything all along g r u russian military intelligence even specific names and faces have been

linked with the alleged crimes seven individuals were indicted by the u.s. with four of them also accused the involvement in the netherlands o.p.c. w hack and three war already featured in robert mueller is continuing russia meddling probe. this group of just sixteen people is certainly kept busy according to the latest allegations how can the malaysia airlines probe the o.p.c. w solsbury poising investigation and who don't get agencies from canada to brazil the u.s. election you name it the hand of the g.r.u. is never far away and according to some the allegations are irrefutable proof of russia's guilt in all other incidents here you have evidence of the russian military launching a cyber attack on the very organization the international organization in the netherlands set up to investigate those novacek types and why would you do that if you were the guilty party and as we've seen before there's no need to me tell you

real standards of evidence remember when the n.s.a. was accused of spying on charts of the merkel back in twenty fifteen or the german federal prosecutor in the sisterhood a legal burden of proof to be met to prove this no such luxury what russia is in the dock they're almost certain and high confidence from u.k. security services are enough to beat the drum for new sanctions and anyway the soviet era k.g.b. is long gone the image of public enemy number one is long overdue for an overhaul and this is the perfect opportunity to consolidate the perfect storm i think this is a coordinated attack look this was got everything it's got it's got chemical weapons got election meddling it's got doping it's got every other thing you can think of that the russians are guilty of and i think this cloud about to use asians is its own purpose in a normal rational people would say well why would they be saving things unless they had some purpose in mind the purpose is to yes but not in the usa the usa is about

to spend sixty billion dollars to build infrastructure in developing countries sixty billion is that number sound familiar well it should that's the amount of money china promised to africa last month and. it's pretty clear that us politicians heard about it this investment will allow us to reduce poverty in areas that are critical to our national security compete with chinese influence in the developing world so if you are all excited about railways and highways and development here at home wait a minute looks like america is not going to be first after all it's a very strange situation to be talking about funding sixty billion dollars in infrastructure development in the third world which certainly needs it while not funding the disastrous infrastructure in the us which is as bad as in the third world i don't see it going anywhere frankly because i think when this comes out and

americans see it happening they're going to freak out because our roads are as bad as third world roads why it didn't happen was because the trump had other things he wanted to do more of which was to give tax breaks to the rich and to. fund a huge huge increase in the military budget. he's from the gaza israel bolded now three palestinians have been killed it's joining protests on friday including a twelve year old boy a further three hundred seventy six protesters were in nj it that's according to local health officials israel says around twenty thousand palestinians gathered at the border as part of continuing demonstrations. i i. i.

i. i i i i . demonstrators gather every friday for the great march of return they regularly set fire to tires and throw explosives that israeli forces the protests began in the spring when donald trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy there from tel aviv around two hundred palestinians have been killed during the protests israel says it intends to prevent further violence by carrying out a large scale reinforcement of the border. in the wake of donald trump's controversial comments toward saudi arabia where he said this state would collapse without u.s.

support one of washington's key enemies has reached out to riyadh iran's foreign ministers of the country should work together to ensure regional security. president repeatedly humiliate the saudis by saying they can't last two weeks without is support this is the recompense for the delusion that one security can be outsourced we again extend our hand to our neighbors let's build a strong region and stop this conceit saudi arabia and the us have been strong allies for decades and the last ten years of washington's sold the country three hundred fifty billion dollars in one of the business deals between the two powers are said to be worth tens of billions but now trump claims the saudi king would be dethroned in no time at all if it wasn't for american money. we protect saudi arabia would you say the rich. and i love the king king solomon but as

a king. we're protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without us you have to pay for your military patrick henningsen founder of the news website twenty first century wire believes iran is simply trying to convince saudi arabia it doesn't need america's protection. the question is who is the u.s. protecting saudi from they're not going to be invaded overthrown by styria or young men even now there is no country strong enough to topple saudi arabia except for the united states so that our protection racket works you pay the mafia in the mafia allows you to run your business and what iran is doing by reaching out is basically exposing that hypocrisy stand look you are under a protectionist arrangement or a protection racket arrangement from the united states and so why don't you think about a collective regional security arrangement that's in everybody's interests and so

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against the government's asylum policy the marchers carried a banner which read that we are the people and dozens of german flags they also chanted slogans against chancellor angela merkel and later overscan it was the scene of clashes between left and right protesters and police after a german man was stabbed and allegedly by my questions there were no reports of violence during friday night's demonstration. thanks for joining goes on r.t. international this hour we'll be back in thirty minutes with the latest headlines with you that.

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province of kosovo is still unresolved will it keep the old in country from ever integrating into europe again serbia managed to become a part of the west. still keeping traditional toni's in the. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. and my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with good you seek the support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting with president putin what he had why we. discussed who are all important issues. political scene in the western balkans an entire region of south east southeast europe and also we discuss discuss or bilateral.