for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. give me and i'm very glad i've. been. thinking. about the. lines here on oxy not enough protesters in france about to stage a fourth consecutive weekend all demonstrations despite the government caving in to

their demands over the cost of fuel. in light of these facts the united states today declares a dishpan russia in material breach of the treaty and will suspend obligations as a remedy effective in sixty days unless russia returns to full and verifiable compliance the united states issues and ultimatum to russia so i go has two months to show its complying with a cold war era nuclear treaty before the deal is ditched. in the german city of kemet said collective launches a campaign to identify far right demonstrators the violent and immigrant protests this summer. the danish government is planning to create a new asylum center on an island for criminal migrants. and more and more of the social problems in european countries are being blamed you know muslims the reason its government has done this. is because it's not.

people want. your world news on the hour every hour welcome to your stories on r.t. and. antigovernment protests are set to be held for a fourth consecutive weekend in france and what they're describing as act four of the insurrection despite the prime minister bowing to pressure and suspending a hike in fuel prices. this is one of the main battlegrounds over weeks of protests over the fuel tax rise that seem belly up to the whole country. cars and buildings and shops smashed in the new kids and some of the most iconic monuments same tyrus trashed. the number of.

rice a. you would have to be deaf not to hear the wrath of the french people said the prime minister and it seems the government has heard the cries of the yellow vests to some degree and suspending these tax measures to six months with no tax should put the unity of the nation in danger and these concessions come even though just last week president michael was adamant that he wouldn't capitulate to the voice of the street but it cannot distinguish between fellow citizens and the. i will not concede anything to those who want destruction and disorder but now the government has given to some of the demands of the protesters the yellow vests have tasted blood and are now hungry for more. we won't settle for crumbs. we will get the protests of commerce

a time when popularity has been so i ding down the slippery slope and hitting a new all time low we're not going to send it off this eighteen months ago he promised massive reforms from the pension system to the working code and that he wouldn't relent from getting the job done no matter how unpopular it proved to be my reform agenda is to modernize the country and we will pursue this modernisation agenda to the end any chance that you will back down no chance his tenure as president has already seen why it's bright protests but until now he has launched ignored them refusing to change course the concessions being offered to the yellow vests show that he is willing to drop his uncompromising stance when it seems the violence spirals out of control so that you can ski.

paris member of the french national assembly. six months is a very convenient length of time to spend the fuel price hike studio when. they're taking the fringe people for fools they want to gain some time to subdue the beast before the european parliamentary elections are held this is a thing that the universe won't see that they're trying to gain time so they won't see in any case to the government the risk of entering into conflict with the e.u. will be obliged to recuperate their tax money by implementing it freezes sounds like they're mocking everybody it is in some sense the same as telling us that will be deceived and that happy about it we're talking about french democracy it doesn't exist there is no parliament there is a disciplined or thorough terry majority that does whatever the president says. yellow vest protesters are already being sentenced in court. with one man in the

city of no once we determine to appeal his guilty verdict during a protest he streamed as exchange with police live on social media says the video clearly shows he did not commit the crimes he was accused of here is his story. you. know. what. the cancerous resume is saying i should be detained so you wouldn't need to turn around so i did but didn't think they would beat me if i thought they would just push me against the wall now you can see the policeman he's beating me i was hit twice in my ribs why i explained i was just filming nothing else and was there for just about fifteen minutes one placement is nice of my back the other one held my legs down and the third put my head to the ground with his knee.

they didn't really let me just speak they gave me a little parachute to me was like i was already a criminal like a group just will try to explain everything that they prefer to trust their colleagues in norse or regular citizens like me. this certainly is accused of throwing rocks at police and remaining in the crowd despite two orders to leave his argument that he couldn't have thrown the stones as he was busy filming was dismissed as the cool the freaks who video contain move there for a date. with. the u.s. secretary of state has given moscow an ultimatum over its alleged violations of a key nuclear missile treaty by pompei zero says russia has two months to show its complying with the i.m.f. before washington pulls out. in the light of these facts the united states today declares it has found russia in material breach of the treaty and will suspend our

obligations as a remedy effective in sixty days unless russia returns to full and verifiable compliance so russia now possible last chance to come back into compliance with the irony of cheating but we must also stop to prepare for a world without the treaty the us has previously accused russia or of building missiles and violation of the treaty moscow denies all the allegations on its turn claims u.s. missile defense systems in europe installed to counter a rogue states like iran and north korea could easily be used offensively against russia. the arms race is getting out of control. we're not finished and turn of events as you know it was not we who are out of the antiballistic missile treaty russia has developed and developing the stabilizing weapon systems for more than a decade in direct violation of its treaty obligations and with only

responded to the threats that confronted us were moving forward to modernize our nuclear arsenal and ensure their capabilities were mean. we would never allow anybody to have anything even close to what we have it would usually isn't our american partners x. is the agreement we will give an immediate reciprocate response in the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed over thirty years ago and bans short and medium range nuclear weapons both the production of missiles on flight tests are prohibited out of the agreement washington's possible withdrawal from the treaty has left some european allies a bit on happy. we recruit the withdrawal announced by the us we see this treaty as a very. controlled instrument. something that also serves european interests and

therefore also interests the announcement by the us that it's going to withdraw from the i.m.f. accord is regrettable the i.m.f. agreement has been an important pillar of our european security architecture for thirty years for us in europe it's of great importance we call on the u.s. to consider the possible consequences if u.s. and russia need to remain engaged in constructive dialogue to preserve the treaty and to ensure. to ensure its cool and verifiable implementation which of course is crucial for europe's and global security i think it's quite likely the u.s. will pull out of this treaty i think the the end of the story that just finished and my fear were guarding the europeans and how it will affect our relationship with them is they simply do not have the courage or the the strength of character to say to the americans no this is bad for us this is bad for europe this in danger

is our security we won't go along with this whatever trump's impulses might be to either have an agreement with the russians and as well as with the chinese to have a better relationship that he has a national security team that is entirely composed of the wrong people and what they want to do is to put russia into an untenable security position and this is simply one more rock they can throw at moscow and they don't really care with a consequence are that is what my fear is here. a group of political artists in the german city of kennett says cold in the public to name right wing is who took part in it and see immigrant protests earlier this year pictures of some seven thousand demonstrators have been uploaded to its website the office of the group was recently shot down by police reporting from berlin ati's peter all of. hunting season is open for the cold. germans people who attended fall right on t.

migrant demonstrations in chemist's following two migrants being charged for the fatal stabbing of a german man in the city were the hunt has been organized by an collective pushing their message haunt. me once and a signal we've seen you and it wasn't a mistake it's not ok with us what you've done to our town or our country it's an all sorts of the general public to deal with offenders and also know if it's a management to recognize the supporters of right wing violence the room ploy to in their own companies and to take action against them the group called the center for political beauty isn't messing about with their name and shame campaign on their website there's a section called the mentally ill catalog that contains seven thousand images of people who were at fall right on t. migrant demonstrations the picture at play is alongside a barometer denoting how far right they are deemed to be from soldier to hitler and

greta now the public are also encouraged to upload their own pictures and in fact have been offered cash rewards for identifying those on the gallery that don't already have a name and employers have also been asked to check the list to see if anybody they employ is there police have said that the project could fall foul of germany's strict privacy laws as well as copyright infringement while the data protection commission has said that he will be looking in to the campaign while activists have said that this actually diminishes understanding of the real dangers posed by the extreme right i asked people in berlin if they agreed with the campaign to inform or if they thought this whole thing was well a little bit secret police. trick you on and you have to ask if. people give their consent if not the shouldn't be posted on the other hand on the people are going to

someone's face and they're also doing it like publicly so it's quite common that's the would be recognised there is a new money up to something. probably have a quiet word with them must self love it in. name and shame in a. quiet. very quiet sense it's a fine accounts of personal data especially when it comes to determining history and whatever your opinion about far right radicals this idea isn't good to identify people like this isn't the correct way to handle a problem it is a fire that there were people from the extreme right came with the demos some were giving straight salutes a symbol that is bound by law here in germany however it does seem though that people aren't too happy with this group taking on a job that really should be worn for more in force and the thrill of a. professor in a pot self of attacking whole university of dressed and says attacking political

opponents is absolutely fine but not when it's done the way these activists are doing it. this is doing serious things in a very serious way. attacking political opponents is fire in action we'll write in populists who are now with some right can claim their say or are treated unfairly by their opponents and here paul revere's whole initiative will end up getting the opposite of what they were looking for. the danish government has announced controversial plans to send migrants to an asylum center due to be built on an island. if one isn't wanted indeed a society one cannot be a burden for ordinary danish people that's why those who are deported because of crimes will get

a new address that means will send them to the uninhabited island off when home they're not wanted in denmark and they should feel it the center right government back to the plan announced by the danish immigration minister at the right wing danish people's party posted a video on twitter praising the decision it depicts a man with a middle eastern appearance who was left abandoned on a small island. island is located around a kilometer from the mainland not far from the capital copenhagen the only infrastructure there at present is a research center into contagious animal diseases some stables and animal crime of torreon but the government plans to spend one hundred fifteen million dollars on building an asylum center there by twenty twenty one however the island though is not for everyone only certain groups of migrants will be sent those with visas that are only very restrictive movement around the country also certain types of criminal including war criminals and people who pose

a threat to state security they would be required to report to the island center daily on pain of imprisonment. we spoke about it with our political activist george bada and media commentator neil wallace discussing whether or not this island is well a good idea. a so-called center right party you know getting into bed with the far right party and allowing them the opportunity to put these horrible racist cartoons out there i think just fuels the flames of this kind of divide and rule where more and more the social problems in european countries are being blamed on you know muslims generally and it's not just somebody of middle eastern appearance in this cartoon it's somebody you know specifically as a muslim the reason this government has done this. in denmark is because that is what people want and the people of denmark are fed up with people like. george telling them how they should think what they should think and who they

should welcoming to that country when essentially it comes down to this i mean you know a few jump lawyer is telling the majority of people in the country. no we metropolitans. know better than you do this isn't just a few lawyers saying this this is virtually all the progressive parties and i think it's rich finial well it's to talk about people like me telling people what to think and when he worked for a very very long time for them out of that many people. that have a sort of progressive politics as i see it recognize to be of to have been a huge part of creating this incredibly divided society in the first place where the weather spectacular concentrate is one of the well. being used quite that clearly and i. prefer to buy is really that is all you don't want people to like i want to god told them things like we've finished my family and i let you all simply

to chant endless cliches about multinational is what does not take away those basic things people are unhappy and that's why they smoke and it's an elected government that has done this where about seventeen million. fiji's at the moment we're headed towards about two hundred million by mid century and it is a tragedy where increasingly you're criminalizing people who have fled very very difficult circumstances and just want to decent life this is not a solution to the problem of immigration to demonize muslims it's quickly becoming a pretty wednesday if you worldwide news headlines we have more to offer you justin .

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twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow the u.k. prime minister to resign may is facing the toughest week of a political career and wednesday will see a second day of brecht's the debates in the house of commons the first. in the firing line with m.p.'s bashing her draft deal. the prime minister has seen these negotiations only as an exercise in the internal management of the conservative party and that did not work out very well at all prime minister spent much of a two and a half years this december dealing with her colleagues on the conservative party rather than negotiating with the european union the prime minister's deal seriously undermines environmental protection in this country she is afraid that hope threats that she would seek one thousand jobs lost from the european banking authority one thousand jobs lost from the european medicines agency mr speaker that's called

project here that's the reality and it's already happened here the first day of the planned five days of berkshire discussions for the government found in contempt of parliament for failing to publish in full legal advice relating to their break so deal and another blow to the prime minister calls we're about to give the house of commons a direct say in what steps will be taken if the draft deal is rejected on december the eleventh hour but despite this to resume a still claims to have faith in the deal on offer. if you reject what the other side have described as the only deal on offer whatever you say to the contrary you put this country on course for no deal the e.u. twenty seven member states have made it clear that this is the best deal available and that there is neither the time nor the inclination to reopen negotiations and ensure we leave in good order on the twenty ninth of march next year the choice the choice before parliament is clear this deal no deal all the risk.

while it has been absolutely turbulent time in parliament the house has spoken in the most unprecedented of fashions and that's as the government has been found in contempt of parliament now that comes following the common supporting a motion demanding full disclosure of the legal texts on breck's it now in theory the government should be now obliged to produce that legal text on bret's that the government responded saying that it will tell the public on parliament to like exactly what it intends to do in due course many say it would be absolutely unimaginable if m.p.'s did not get a copy of that tax ahead of the meaningful vote in parliament and choose state december the eleventh now all of that drama has completely overshadowed the fact that was supposed to be the grand old opening of the five days of the brics it debates it has entirely divided the nation for the last two years and it all boils

down to that vote in parliament on december the eleventh and in the last two years we have seen no any many difficult stages for the prime minister we've seen resignations from her top team we've had deadlines come and go we've had calls for breakfast to even be reversed and ideas and notions that a second referendum could be on the cards and even the e.u. has put options in place saying that the britain could actually remain within the e.u. but it's really been pandemonium in parliament and it's going to be a very difficult uphill five day battle for. the prime minister because now it's make or break for her government. a court in the netherlands has rejected a sixty nine year old man's request to legally change his age and argue that doing so would set a dangerous precedent. the main reason is that. age requirements in the law

gives rights and duties to people for instance to rights to throat or the duty to attend school and if those requirements wouldn't count if you could change your date of birth. that would become meaningless. i mean the man who wants to change his age describes himself as a young god is a father of seven and even promised to give up his pension if the dutch court would approve his request you also things that being legally younger will help him get more work and more matches on dating websites so we spoke to him ourselves to use it all my doctor told me your biological age is around forty forty two years young i see it but how is that possible so he actually could be because of the blocks a lot of the nerves and all. of the brain we as he will have to change and so the state and the government have changed also they have to adopt and to realize that people nowadays have

a free will and more consciousness about all those things will happen and that's the meaning of me court has given us many many reasons so we can now sit down so we have lost the battle where we are going to win the war never give up if there is a way if there is no one i will create my own way. that's a program for this hour here on oxy international there are many more of your worldwide headlines for this wednesday at the top of the hour hope you can join us then.

when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be to win the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to parent and that we will even many a victim's families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. with lawmakers manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the

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none of this. it is. and now it must be for the yeah. and now the end of the movie. the monkey little. reading this and sally you take this turn on the daily news or scan your on line news speeds and you'll find the usual cornucopia of blue said red high paid think tank supposing is influencers and politicians mugging for the cameras but

underneath all of that pomp and circumstance of daily politics here in the red white and blue the the gears of never ending war well they keep out of turning because these days the war on terrorism rarely discussed on primetime news hours beyond the usual cheerleading of the latest bombs being dropped or the feel good pieces on veterans returning home to their families and cute pets as graeme smith observes on antiwar dot com a single common theme emerges from most public discussions of u.s. foreign policy no matter how widespread the carnage devastating the financial impact or enormous the opportunity cost of the war the united states has always presumed to have met well. this is because politicians and journalists here rarely discuss the war in terms of should we or shouldn't we still be fighting it and just what are the long term impacts of fighting and financing a war with no exit strategy and no discernible long term battle plan like the war on terror according to.