as i didn't i never saw any contact with. any kind of went back to where they were back here thereby again 15 feet apart at this point. his gun. rights groups condemned saudi arabia for seeking to execute a teenage boy is devolvement an anti-government rally. film stars urged him and voters to shun a right wing candidate whose favorite become america's small town often used as the location for hollywood. thousands of videos face the chopper mutu but it's a battle against online extremism where else what the issue is really that straight board. a very warm welcome to you watching r.t.

international with many. human rights groups are urging the saudi government not to execute a teenager for among other alleged crimes taking part in anti-government rallies some of the offenses go back to when he was just 10 artie's taylor has the story. this is more courageous he is now 18 years old and on trial in saudi arabia and this is him at the time of his alleged crime on a bike in his hometown and with 30 other children cycling around as part of an anti-government rally he was 10 years old with a job he spent the last 4 years in jail some of them and saw that she confinement the saudi authorities say he's confessed but the teenager denies this claiming he was forced into an admission of guilt off to hours of torture riyadh's decision to sentence him to death is on surprisingly not going down well ridiculous exercise of

brutality of starvation state authoritarianism and other human rights abuse case the prosecutor in quite a racist case is not only calling for the death penalty but for his body to be crucified or dismembered afterwards here's a chain year old kid riding his bike and somehow this is a capital offense now you'd be forgiven if you're experiencing some deja vu remember all the indignation over lost his assassination of saudi john this jamal khashoggi the media allege the crown prince was complicit in his murder something the kingdom need to noise politicians called for immediate sanctions against riyadh and human rights groups blasted the kingdom's constant violations of well human rights but do you remember how it and did i call the game i like the king. i should king. we're losing our defending you king and you have

a lot of money. yeah you guessed it minutely contracts to the tune of billions of dollars not of course for getting the millions of dollars of oil heading to american shores of free day everything made perfect sense for trump and in fact it seems the case actually helped him dip into the saudi cause. because they buy a lot from us $450000000000.00 they bought you know you had people wanting to cut off saudi arabia they bought $450000000000.00 i don't want to lose them out so why are we now on the one hand trumps administration has just all through a top american defense fund called raytheon to couple with the saudis and build bomb parts and saudi arabia on the other hand the fate of a minor facing the death penalty for challenging the saudi regime to be reigning in 2nd guess what's next there is no pretense anymore of it being moral and of the trump administration there you the us used to maybe it was worse when their prior

administrations where they tried to pretend that what they were doing was the moral thing that's been very clear he brags about the deals he strikes you know selling arms to the saudis we you know just turn a blind eye to the atrocities and that say well you know it's it's real politik we support saudi arabia because they're on our side is really very honest that he doesn't care about human lives the life of a show. or any other person on death row or any other person who's about to be executed by accident legally and by the saudi royal family to experience these as look they by a lot of weapons from us is made of all the hype about these new gruesome executions i don't believe that the us government policy makers will change their orientation towards the radio whatsoever this sunday's never cashed out for us that since contractors so you really is a strategic ally along with israel in the me it is the us control over that

resource rich area called the middle east. picture perfect germantown is in the spotlight the election of a new math the likely victory of the right wing candidate who was already won the 1st round of voting offend shock waves all the way to hollywood as maria have a point. welcome to girly wood this is how this little german town of gurlitz at the border with poland is sometimes referred to with hollywood teams frequent guests here not surprisingly look around me having survived allied bombing raids hain war to its old town has retained a special atmosphere making it a perfect location for historical and war drama as members of the national socialist party card you're among the blockbusters filmed here in laura's basterds and them and so brand beautiful healthy boy in training.

but some no fear that this traditionally left leaning town is about to undergo an inglorious shift and become germany's 1st to vote in mayor from the alternative for germany party the energy candidate sebastian vettel a 36 year old police commissioner picked up 36.4 percent of the vote in the 1st round and he has a serious chance of topping the candidates in the 2nd round runoff later this week now actors and directors both german and foreign are calling the locals here to avoid and to me the right don't give in to hate and hostility conflict and exclusion please vote wisely don't betray your convictions the moment someone claims to be able to solve problems for you because if this is what i personally think it's a good thing if the c.d.u. was finally voted out it never was and never will be a good while they are in power. i don't really know what i think the previous

government went too many mistakes made it no i don't think it's right and i think the people of gurlitz a smart enough to the site is themselves i think that imposing someone else's opinion or example from america is unacceptable. if they don't believe here then they should a medal in our local affairs we do not tell others what to do it's. call for artists because they think differently they can also voice their opinions we live in a democratic country so everyone is free to express their thoughts but they can say anything specifically about the spot to. decide on its course so far they have no plan. i wouldn't choose the anyway there is still already nevertheless the elections are democratic this is everyone through them they'll turn to for germany party candidate may be leading the polls right now but with 6 days to the vote the power of the film industry is elite now involved the mayor's race here in this town

has itself become big screen material life an ocean an hour to reporting from the town of gurlitz and it's in germany. the german foreign minister has described the international crisis over iran as highly explosive and extremely serious masses into wrong trying to save the 2050 nuclear deal which is on the verge of collapse germany's top diplomats met with both his a rainy and counterpart mohamed. javits a reef and president hassan rouhani on monday speaking to the press earlier last west europe support for the fall to agreement and promise through a payment system designed to bypass u.s. sanctions on iran will soon be ready meanwhile the uranian foreign minister had a stern warning for washington. the new tensions in our region as a result of the u.s. waging an economic war against iran mr trump himself has announced that the us economic war against iran we have never started a new wars and we will not do so however if another country starts war with us they

will not be the ones to finish it before we want to feel good since we cannot work miracles try to avert a failure. the german foreign minister's visit comes with less than a month until an iranian imposed deadline for compliance with the nuclear deal expires and early. a wrong suspended some of its commitments under the accord and called on the other signatories to shield it from the impact of u.s. sanctions thereby all uring their commitments to run has said that if nothing changes on the 7th of july it will resume a high level uranium enrichment ahead of the un's atomic watchdog confirmed on monday that iran has already exhilarated its enrichment of the facade material. over the past few weeks the u.s. has bolstered its military presence in the persian gulf fueling tensions with iran it's also keeping up the financial pressure on the iranian leadership a policy that donald trump has repeatedly praised. their failing the solution the

one of the flows of the. target or a. with the sanctions of the extraordinary world that it is unless we heard from told his european signatories to the deal simply haven't done enough to preserve it. of course the ukrainians are getting a bit of a stand because they have respected their part of the apparently until now so they stopped saying if nobody move us we will start again richmond you're right no so dynasty is because of course at that moment the americans could feel justified to do something so europe should move quicker if europe has to have its people functioning to satisfy the arrangement and have some companies benefiting from it or iran benefiting from it to continue trading with european countries oh that's

not. for about a year for europe to do something and they haven't done much this agreement was a agreement between iran and p 5 plus one so it's one country out you have 5 friends who is remaining so you know unless hoping that these other countries would offset the fact that u.s. is out of the agreement in practice we haven't seen that you have seen the europeans but they wanted this or they were forced to do so basically following u.s. foreign policy. it's not. what any politician they need on. you know benefiting people and that's why i think they've demonstrated. thousands of videos all thought to be taken down from you tube the video sharing giant is adopting new guidelines to ban certain groups from promoting themselves

they say parea with the move aimed to be like neo nazis senior correspondent mind galathea have takes a closer look. you tube has again shuffled about it's hate speech and discrimination policy this follows a sidestep wark to some assaults and a back flip today we're taking another step in our hate speech policy by specifically prohibiting videos alleging that a group is superior in order to justify discrimination segregation or exclusion based on qualities like age gender race cars to religion sexual orientation or veteran status if that was any more vague it might as well have been fog me store a cloud happens it's really that vague videos alleging a group is superior gosh according to that statement the hammer of politically correct judgement is about to fall and later other animal lovers that see dogs

as superior to men. has written and tweeted saying i'm allergic to dogs but i'd still choose allergies over another man in my life. that i started on i love my i don't suppress that couldn't imagine my life without my has was. always very for the me as i see it comparing an entire gender to a dog could be taken as offensive by both sexes and all those in between and sexual but it does raise an interesting point who the hell are you tube facebook or twitter the platforms for people to chat on express themselves or they censors moral police responsible for how and what you say neither apparently all responsibility is yours and if you violate any of the incredibly vague rules you'll

get banned no matter how funny you think of these chinese tourists are the worst tourists there say the traffic we're going to hold. tours about all the travelers like please. they are here are 10 things russia excels at and does better than how we do it in america both consume a lot of vodka but as far as manufacturers the us hasn't really brought anything new to the game including adding flavor to it that was popular among russian aristocracy before the us was even a country russians is better than americans that is like oh my god so racist someone call 911 dot youtube dot com bulletin feminist your next these eat. an objective observer can see that man's life is nothing but a kind of staggering from control by his mother to control by his wife. women can both think and feel the same time man can. man can either think

or feel it does sound too good to be true if they start enforcing their own policies no matter how vaguely well stop hearing about the best country in the world the freest country in the world the greatest country in the world daily why are fellas i'm proud of my mexican ancestry but i also am proud of my american nationality how do i balance these 2 things super simple celebrate cinco de mayo because you are proud of your mexican heritage believe that it is mexico's independence day because you have american ness and. let's be honest you 2 overlords didn't update their rules to take down america is great videos but given that the rules are now so ambiguous they can be used to take down anything what even remove the political controversial video stand or there i say it anything

and she established went. what is coming your way after this very short break. you know world of big partisan movies. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks.

all make manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is unprotect themselves. with the famous merry go round. be the one percent. we can all middle of the room. really. really. is out the international welcome back he has as the u.n. mission in kosovo has said local authorities are failing to cooperate with an international probe into recent police raids 2 u.n. employees were detained in a so-called anti smuggling operation in a breakaway province say a ton and made the complaint it's

a un security council session caleb orpen was following the matey. well at this point we saw the u.n. security council convene to discuss the attacks on u.n. staffers that recently took place this took place in kosovo when the police were raiding a serbian populated regions now at this point it's been widely understood that kosovo authorities are not really cooperating with the united nations in their investigation and we've heard from the head of the u.n. mission in kosovo. he's basically saying that the mission immunity was violated this is what he said. that it had been immunity over staff members from a risk independent of. the. united nations. was also properly. in service and. had been lows. in. now the tensions flared up on

may 28th at that point the police in kosovo were cracking down on suspected members of organized crime and they were operating mainly in the northern parts of the region to carry out their crackdown now from what we understand 19 people were detained people were injured and one u.n. mission staffer was beaten up and i had a broken cheekbone and upper jaw and in addition to that there was another un staffer who was a kosovar serbs and he was injured during the police raid now the 1st u.n. staffer who was a russian national was then taken to belgrade for treatment at that point the unrecognised kosovo government declared this individual had hindered a special police operation and at this point he was declared persona non grata and at this point we have kosovo politicians who are calling for the u.n. mission to leave kosovo saying it has no purpose this is what one voice in kosovo

has said while we are deeply grateful to unmake for the vital role that it has played in the 1st decade of our liberation we simply do not see any teasin for its continued presence in our thriving republic. is not the peacekeeping mission because kosovo law enforcement mechanisms and key for guarantee the safety and security of our people. we carefully listens of true statements there's nothing to thank for other than adequate examples of law it was insinuations and historically friends of. the of the security council meeting now all the members or all the majority of the members of the security council called for hostilities to see sand as the meeting concluded it was pretty clear that the international community has its eye on the situation there as tensions are rising in the aftermath of the may 28th incident. executive from the chinese

tech giant huawei has been grilled by british lawmakers at a cyber security committee hearing and one labor member of parliament made a surprising comparison between huawei and a german firm that made the gas used in nazi death camps. it would be. your company right you've been who manufactured. and sold it to the german government during the 2nd world war. planes a different picture. huawei is in the process of building a 5 g. mobile network in the u.k. despite warnings from the us washington has bans the company of a claims that its equipment is used by the chinese government for spying and his allies to follow suit but so far no european countries have done so let's discuss

this further now and go live to jack rasmus professor of political economy it's at mary's college and mr rasmussen great to have you with us as we just heard labor m.p. graham stringer drew a parallel between huawei and id farben which made the poison gas for the nazis i mean do you have taken it a little bit too far. well you could understand that what's going on is trump and the more aggressive whang of us corporate america is on a campaign to restructure trade and economic relations globally and you know this attack on a while why and all of the chinese companies are actually here is really about this big fight between the u.s. and china over who's going to dominate technology in the next decade the u.s. trade war is really about chinese technology next generation technology artificial intelligence cyber security 5 g. wireless which is why worry. that's the crux of the china u.s.

trade war going on right now in the trade war is beginning to slide into an economic war as the u.s. goes globally to try to wean its allies away from any kind of economic relationship with china and with russia as well that has to do with natural gas you know pump radio secretary of state went over to up armstrong spoke at parliament and he said you guys got to rip out your 4 g. . network here and you can invest it and then upgrade for 5 g. well who is going to step in and who's going to pay for that well of course trump isn't going to pay for that and he's going around everywhere in europe and elsewhere to try to do the same to isolate technologically china and of course the same thing is happening with russia natural gas they go to berlin and they say you got to discontinue the pipeline i suggest pipeline there and buy us gas roma m. and g. ports but who's going to pay for the building of the ports because so yeah it's all

part of global change going on i think during his visit to the u.k. they're all trying to stress that that will be no limitations on intelligence sharing with the u.k. even though the country is working with far away do you think that suggests that it's not all about security. well no it's largely about security i think but it's also about you know economics trump or would like to have the u.s. corporations get that business not just you know the 5 g. business but the you know technologies are the industries of the future news the billions and billions to be made with these new technologies but they're also military importance and the u.s. is concerned that china might lean prog to us by the end of the next decade militarily if it allows china to dominate these new technologies you know if you look at globally who writes all the patents on the new technologies there's only 2

countries now there right. the vast amount of all the patents china in the u.s. everybody else is far behind it's a war over technologies and the next next decade of economic growth and it's about military leapfrog and military technologies as we know what way is already working on the ne 5 g. network in the u.k. how costly would it be to break up a project like that now where i don't have any numbers on that but you know we're certainly talking about billions because this you know took on networks on cheap there's a lot of hardware involved the with them and a lot of software and a lot of maintenance a long term so you know it certainly would be billions. so it wasn't as professor of political economy as at mary's college thank you for your time. now russia's prosecutor general has ordered a review of the case of an investigative journalist who was charged over the weekend with intent to supply trucks and subsequently placed under house arrest if

i'm calling off detention which has been strongly condemned by his supporters was also addressed for the 1st time by the kremlin on monday or. vladimir putin was informed about the case in some petersburg on friday he was informed it is a high profile case the kremlin can't comment on criminal cases and won't do in this case but taking into account of the cases i proof we're observing it very carefully monday saw a russian headlines come out in support of the arrest a journalist with the title we are evolving of strewn across several major newspapers now it was detained on thursday after the police said they found drugs in his possession as well as scales and more drugs in his moscow apartment he was then charged with trying to sell these drugs around the same time he was sent to the hospital because he claimed that he was beaten in custody as well as refused a lawyer which the police deny in both cases the online newspaper gallen overworks for is convinced of his innocence they've riposte

a statement from his lawyer saying that the arrest itself may have been a set up the publication also mentioned that this journalist has received threats regarding his investigative work for the past several months however the police claim that his arrest was not an isolated incident but it was part of a wider investigation into a drug ring in moscow so gullible it was placed under house arrest on saturday after being released from the hospital with no serious trauma reported nevertheless an open petition is going around the internet and around the world calling for immediate release over 148000 people have signed including high profile journalists in the russian media so this is a story that's quickly developing new information hour by hour and we'll bring you the latest as it becomes available. thanks for joining us an aussie international with back with the latest in 30 minutes and.

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