the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right wing military imposed funding an army was there's no. war because there's always a small. really good. profit. was. nothing like. the us government allows immigration services to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country also this hour. i. will turn it into germany policy celebrates 2 of its best local election results

yet but the anti immigration you are skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxony. after 2 days of vigils and commemorations of the most deadly terror attack in modern russian history we speak to survivors and relatives of the victims. and iran's foreign minister tells all t. why it's vital to save the nuclear deal and stop the us breaking international law . must know that the appetite of the united states for breaking the law ever. read nonstop the case of people. you're watching international i'm rise on a low could thank you for joining us. the u.s. government has authorized migration officials to use fake social media accounts to moments of people seeking. and to the country this is despite efforts to purge

online networks of false profiles as donal course explains fake social media accounts the latest weapon in homeland security's arsenal the department's updated guidelines have officially made cyber disguises fair game for its agents the fraud detection and national security directorate is updating this privacy impact assessment to provide notice that officers may use fictitious accounts or identities on social media platforms to protect national security public safety or to combat immigration fraud homeland security claims these fake accounts could be used to clean up the process of legal immigration detecting fraud finding weak spots and immigrations vetting system and conducting background checks are all listed as areas that could be improved and although communicating with other users is forbidden there's still one problem with the idea fake accounts used for surveillance violate the use its terms of both facebook and twitter it is against

their policies to use fake persona and to use twitter down or for persistent surveillance of individuals who look forward to understanding u.s. c.i.s. proposed practices to determine whether they are consistent with the terms of service and might be against company policy but this isn't even a 1st for u.s. law enforcement earlier this year police stations the d.n.a. and ice work s'posed all for using fake profiles isis facebook personas were even connected to a fake university created to entrap illegal immigrants looking to study their as they were exposed to facebook moved to delete those accounts law enforcement authorities like everyone else are required to use their real names and facebook and we make this policy clear in our public facing law enforcement guidelines speech overrating fake accounts is not allowed and we swiftly act on any violating accounts. but an internet privacy watchdog says the social media giant isn't doing

enough facebook's practice of taking down these individual accounts when they learn about them from the press or from e.f. is insufficient to deter what we believe is a much larger iceberg beneath the surface we often only discover the existence of law enforcement fake profiles months if not years after an investigation has concluded ward unaided in authentic behavior is what facebook terms fake profile activity and since the 2016 election the company has been on an all out crusade against it i think to city matters because people need to trust that the content they are seeing is valid and they need to trust the connections they make their identifying and challenging 8 to 10000000 suspicious accounts every week we're also going to require people running large pages with large audiences the united states to go through an authorization process and confirm their identity over 2000000000 accounts were deleted in the 1st quarter of 29000 alone with fingers pointed at russia 1st and then iran and china later on and all the while congress has been

spurring on the assault your companies announced a series of successful disruptions that resulted in the removal of pages groups and accounts my instinct is to applaud the diligence some of your security teams credit you with taking the problem very seriously social media giants might find it easy to declare war on an authentic activity it thinks might be going on abroad but when they know that their own government is itself using underhanded tactics to advance its agenda who knows if the same standards will apply a whistleblower form a cia officer john kiriakou says new policies of pushing social media users to switch from american based giants to better protected networks this is an old trick used by local police departments to infiltrate protest groups to see. opponents of the police are doing it's something that's been adopted now as a harassment technique by immigration services here this is american exceptionalism

isn't it it's ok for the united states because we're the good guys it's not ok for anybody else because they're not the good guys this catches up after a while and this is going to make friends and foes alike angry and and think twice about u.s. policy specially as it comes to immigration i would point to platforms or organizations that are that are hosted overseas that are encrypted that are better protected things like proton through example. that that the united states doesn't have to reach into there is no backdoor there is no secret handshake with the c.e.o. of the company and the cia or n.s.a. or f.b.i. i hope that people do get tired of this and look elsewhere outside of facebook and twitter and instagram for some personal protection. and avenues to sound the alternative for germany pati celebrating a local election breakthrough the anti immigration movement came 2nd in state

elections in brandenburg and saxony significantly increasing the influence in this parliament was committed will those results with some of the best for the party since it was formed just 6 years ago for the ruling christian democrats have said they will not work with the a.f.p. peter all of the reports from belin. well starts off in brandenburg it was a win for the social democrats in a campaign that they were neck and neck with throughout the alternative for germany picking up around 23 percent of the vote there with the social democrats winning on 25 percent in saxony we saw massive gains for alternative for germany it wasn't enough for them to win the state that went to the christian democratic union anger merkel's party 2728 percent for alternative for germany in saxony could end up rising as high as 30 big gains for them there and it is the sensational results we

have achieved the best result in local elections ever and we can see that 30 years after the fall of the wall governments don't want to be left wing need the. let me just see it is clear these 2 elections have had only one winner the. we've seen from other politicians who have been looking at these results from alternative for germany and they're not happy about the role they've played in allowing a.f.d. to make such big games. i am happy that we have a really good result what worries me is a result in this means we continue to face big challenges in this country. we all hope for more and wished for more and i am also disappointed like many others are disappointed no question i as the lead candidate also share responsibility for this result alternative journey were founded as the anti euro euro skeptic party back in

2013 but it was following the influx of refugees and migrants into germany in 2016 that they started to pick up a lot of points a lot of votes in the east of the country the big problem is going to come now is how they're going to form some form of coalition in these 2 states because the major parties the established parties i guess you could call them now. in both states have said they will not work with alternative for germany that means you're probably looking at at least a 3 party coalition in both states a well quite convoluted coalition a real broad church is going to have to be put in there because of the large chunk the large proportion of the votes that alternative for germany have picked up in both the states of brandenburg and saxony here in germany. well we got the views of both the left party and the f.t. on these results you can be very powerful even many on a position and especially when you have

a weak governments against you and what we see in sex on even just a most important east german federal state and there we have a christian democrat party that at least used to be quite conservative and they have greens that are a lefty for greens so now they have to to build a coalition or do they don't fit together at all so we've all have a weak government and we've all seen the party members of both the greens and the christian democrats are very on a happy about that so but a new government will be very unstable and we're very strong and we are together and united and when you are a strong opposition force and you have an unstable government then you can kind of reach a lot so i guess it's a mistake that you have to be part of a government to change a country you can change it by good a position by good media and by good arguments and add all this to tossed for us and the next years and years and agenda and really that is based on it will centric

nationalism militarism will elect a new liberalism as well as racism exclusion interest on 2 models success of the easy for him but it's also going to be governments this happens on the fundamental of the last 30 years of german politics 30 years of liberalism is politics destroying the humans fundament at least of the german society and the left. didn't find the clue to really criticize the call it takes which is conducted in the moment consequently that is a problem and it's a problem as well to my mind. doing very well inside it. forward to schools this which feeds the ideology of the year as long as that. not be easy to have to change that will call it. 2

days vigils have been held marking 15 years since the beslan school massacre it was the deadliest terrorist attack in russia's history claiming the lives of 334 people most of them were children and a warning that you might find some of the following images up setting. on the 2nd day more than 20 hostages were released after the former president of russia's republic of english. shift convinced the terrorists unless out women with babies we spoke to a girl who was one of the infants allowed to leave. here at this time but

just was not your cup they're going to charge we talked of course reforming of what is going on news to us now. is knowledge don't you know i stopped people if get was squashed in the town believe it or not us guys have a ploy to do include. a lot of relief scald or aiming i'm sure that portion. of nature shouted out in your skies a bit of stone on purpose you. did it just stop when you were pushed into a magenta for you or. for the ego which look at that and it just is just so raw. clinician a guy that i spend 9 conducts me to humor. in a pretty modest or ethical that i was written by then optimist i am about the given it. just acknowledged i do the charm don't. like to turn. in 1st motion i took that up to chicago and i live probably out should i couldn't

apply the chefs always just mommy yeah you could call him that he knew. right he knew. our correspondent daniel holkins reports from the school where the atrocity took place most hostages were kept in this room the sports hall beslan is a small town a close knit community. you'd be hard pressed to find anyone in this room that had lost someone or knew someone who had. would be every year we come here to the school and the cemetery to the cemetery every month even my sister in law is buried there with her 2 kids and it's always sad when vigils unite people in mourning what happened here is hard to forget but life goes on. what's left of the whole unites everybody here police and soldiers who tried to save who they could medics who ran into the fire to evacuate the wounded parents

and teachers who stayed with their kids and pupils and the hostages. the walls here were lined with flowers soft toys of course the photographs of those who died also bottles of drink symbolic as the terrorists had denied any food or water to the hostages for the 3 days of the siege but the time they had a chance to escape many were to the hydrated and weak to move hearing the experiences of those who were here is truly horrific as people inside began to faint dr lisa momentum to help whoever she could the terrorists gave her notes with their demands to pass on to authorities they threatened to kill her son if she made a wrong move if stanley is the subsidy here. i said i'm a doctor so they took me to the corridor to give 1st aid to someone who wanted terrorists in the gymnasium it was very hard to breathe most of the kids were running a fever in thinking they told the adults not to faint or they receiving killed as

a terrorist didn't want any burden i asked him to let me go and i had to carry a message for them they let me come to the school entrance they were holding my son saying if i went out of the door they'd kill both of us immediately. there is a story isn't the only miracle escape that day alina was 9 when she was seized along with her family. she turned 10 the next day while still a hostage she sees her rescue as a 2nd birthday changing her life forever still to the north but are tons of move. the blast wave knocked me and my brother back to one side an hour and to another after the blast site opened my eyes and saw the special forces soldier screaming anyone still alive get out of here and then we went with my browser to the cloak room and we heard the special forces soldier say be careful where you fire your kids here and then we went out through the window sometimes we need was my classmates to visit the school for us there is life before and life after 15 years

later for many the memories are as raw as ever. some come here seeking answers an explanation of how such a thing could have happened others simply by the candle and share an embrace to get some closure all you know is that in one fact this committee will be forgotten and can never be repeated hawkins r.t. . all the ordeal lasted for 3 days with people held without food or water juice day marks the 3rd day of commemorations with local schoolchildren releasing balloons for the victims we will bring you that coverage here on r.t. .

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a couple of great trades sound the table but without a doubt this is as we said the last generation. welcome back iran's of foreign minister has said the country is ready to stop the rainy and richmond's within days or even allies if the e.u. proves its commitment to the international nuclear deal iran had announced plans to further reduce its compliance with the agreement starting this week to her on a raised its limits on uranium enrichment foreign minister zarif told altie why reaching agreement with the e.u. is key. i'm not preaching anybody i'm simply talking about the realities you see all of us when we went to primary school and high school we had bullies in our

class and bullies would not stop if people just look at them why they beat another student once they beat the 1st student or go to the 2nd and the 3rd and the 4th do parents must know that the appetite of the united states for breaking international law when ever and where ever it set of them really not stopped with casey pure as it has not i.n.f. . unesco the climate change is to be honest with you at the end of the days not even in the interest of the united states in the long term if you have a lawless international behavior you cannot have predictability one state being unpredictable will bring other states to the state of unpredictability and then we will have chaos so it's not in anybody's interest you will not have any rule of law respected if one country starts to break them basically as

a matter of habit. well you can see that full interview on artie's worlds apart on tuesday or on our website r.t. dot com. more than 100 people have been killed by a saudi led air strike on a detention center in yemen according to the red cross the aid group condemned the attack near the southwestern city of dam are shocking the facility how some $170.00 people medics have been dispatched to the scene of what is thought to be the deadliest strike on the country this year. the situation was very bad yes the krieble now you're right there were a few hours after the an airstrike got me through holt laying around being able to support around in hospitals around 50 people have been. wounded people we can see a 110 by on the 10 people have been killed we are there are still around 20 people

missing. we are also lying on the dropped all or riyadh rejects the accusations and insists that it's a gold precautions to protect civilians the coalition also claims that the building was not a prison but a storage facility for drawings and missiles. this is a traditional huth the tactic and a violation of the laws of armed conflict this site was not registered with the united nations and was not on the no strike list the south and i said let me tonight for all of the coalition warplanes work the residence in the war planes flew past and drop bombs directly at the building where 170 prisoners were in custody what you are seeing now is a real disaster scene it is a crime against humanity human civil war pits rebel against a multinational coalition led by riyadh 4 years of fighting a spark the world's worst humanitarian disaster and the head of the yemen

delegation of the red cross says international law may have been broken. in suburbia big nice big very big to me that we have been beaten where to give people what happened. in close contact with them so it was a place that was quite well known completely nice going through 3 or protected by international humanitarian law when if you are a peg person and by international humanitarian your the question of are you a lesion of are you chose is really the full ground to have a definite conclusion we need only to back that on the stand what or to more deviation what was the precaution of the measures that are taken by calling a decent very tragic incident that has killed a very very high number of people. an explosion in the afghan capital kabul has killed at least 5 civilians according to local officials

and to 50 others injured monday night's blast destroyed several buildings in couples green village compound which is home to international organizations the taliban has claimed responsibility and this happened just hours after the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan announced a draft peace deal with the militant group. the plan was finalized after 9 rounds of talks and under the agreement the pentagon would leave the country while militants would pledge to play no role in international terrorism little analysts shabbir razvi thinks the us president has a strong personal interest in making a deal work this whole sort of so-called war on terror has been going on for 18 years and i think it should be correctly dubbed as war of terror taliban are really beginning to have more power and therefore they're flexing their muscle to show that they really are forced to reckon with effectively the taliban has

really run circles around the u.s. forces the ally is that it went into one of the star no way years ago and most of the other partners with us here have really withdrawn or not really effectively contributing anything it's really us here who has continues to have a deep presence and now that they're deciding that enough is enough with elections round the corner in the u.s. in 2020 and perhaps mr trump also wants to sort of portray to his base that he is what he probably is that he doesn't want to have foreign adventures there for complete withdrawal from a one star and maybe in his favor for that particular purpose that's your news round up i'm rosana lockwood now i will be back here in just over 30 minutes time with more headlines from around the world see them.

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so when you want to be president if you. want to be. too great for us this is what the 3 of them will be good. interested always in the water. hello and welcome to cross talk for all things considered i'm peter lavelle continuing brags that saga is boris johnson a friend or foe of democracy and another saga russia gate is the way to treat peered justice system one for the protected and one for the rest of us.

cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest glenn deeson he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the nikkei of western civilization and resurgence of russia we also have to me he's a political analyst and editor and you know so many internet media project and in london we crossed the markets papadopoulos he's the editor of politics 1st magazine right gentlemen cross-talk world in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to london 1st here let's talk about boris johnson i asked in my intro is he a friend or foe of democracy because some people are making very strong arguments on both sides about proposition go ahead marcus well they still have exceptional for instance a lot of that city has not experienced since the 2nd wild. and directs it which is a cool idea not as claimed the scalps of 2 british prime ministers david cameron and the reason mate and there is no reason as to why brics it could not end up

claiming the scalp of polish johnson however what is different now is boris johnson has pledged has promised to deliver direct sit with or without a deal by or on the 1st tee 1st of october now people who are criticizing him at westminster for his suspension of parliaments they're claiming it's democratic well on the one hand in the context that britain is a parliamentary democracy yes you could make that argument but on the other hand a prime minister in the u.k. has the power to suspend parliament also the deadlock the impasse over bret's has to be broken because it is an excessive will be for the u.k. economy to go into 2020 with bricks it's still lingering and let me add this as well peter regarding the politicians at westminster who are claiming both for

instance is that in an undemocratic wait this is what i say to them and indeed.