that you're not even part of the community and let's go to wikipedia is definition of it to tell a tarion ism is a political concept of a mode of government which prohibits opposition parties restricts individual opposition to the state and its claims an exercise an extremely high degree of control over public and private life and is regarded as the most extreme and complete form of authoritarianism political power in totalitarian states has often been held by will by one leader which employ all encompassing propaganda campaigns broadcast by state controlled mass media totalitarian. genes are often marked by political repression personality cultism control over the economy restriction of speech mass surveillance and widespread use of state terrorism well it's the opposite of anarchy so if anarchy would be the distribution of power to the periphery and knew without any central authority this is the absolute opposite so i guess the reason it's happening now is because we're seeing the rise of anarchy and we're seeing that in the movement we're seeing that other political dissident movements

when you need tarion law and human tarion aid is also important to have many die trying to help others we have to change that and change the legal framework the biggest issue though is disarmament and this is also an issue that has to be discussed with the global community as you can see we have many initiatives in talking points that are important to us and which the security council will have to consider. have to listen to it with its states and russia are the odds over many issues at the moment but it is said that the security council's ability to act is therefore limited you've just met the foreign ministers of both countries what role can germany play. and. i don't want to pretend to be more important than you really are but i have spoken with foreign minister lavrov in moscow as well as with secretary of state pump aoe in washington and there are issues that are not only of interest to the u.s. and russia such as the future of the i.n.f. treaty wherever we can help to create an understanding between them we're happy to do so but it's not just about russia and the us china also ha

well the billionaire philanthropist also said that china is not the only a third tarion regime as he described it in the world but the wealthiest strongest and most technologically advanced he tried to use his speech as an opportunity to try to convince washington to crack down on china's technology according to him artificial intelligence and machinery are possibly going to lead to to tell a tarion control in the country but of course lo and behold we saw the chinese representative really not mince his words he had a separate message of his own to the western world. you have to realize that democracy doesn't work very well you need political reforms in your countries. well the chinese representative clarified that he means this with sincerity and despite the fact that there seem to have been some chuckles in the audience this was certainly match with a non overreaction because it was certainly a moment where it seems that there was some understanding of that china is not playing around and certainly is a force to be reckoned with according to analysts who commented on that speech sa

all for a tarion regimes around the world which have been backing when he also said that the u.s. is going to be pledging twenty million u.s. dollars in aid to venezuela and he also went a step further and called the draw an illegitimate president and called for him to step aside very similarly to what we heard president trump say my russia the united states again and intervening in venezuela presumably washington isn't looking at military intervention at this stage. we've heard trump come out yesterday in the evening and say that all options were on the table and while he was pointedly asked about the military options he said well the military options never ruled out and all options are on the table so while i don't think the u.s. is going to be rushing into a military confrontation in latin america they certainly aren't above using the threat of it to push for their agenda a correspondent in washington good to talk to thanks miles. let's get you up to date now with some of the other stories making news around the world pope francis is in panama to celebrate world youth day the c

passing through thailand if there was a request for these people to be deployed to even to author a tarion regimes thailand would be very quick to send them back in this instance apparently pressure from the international community like through tweets like we've seen from the german ambassador house actually had a result have made the ties to reverse course basically because just a few hours ago they said that they would send her back and now they're saying we're the land of smiles we will not send anyone back to their death so apparently thai authorities have finally recognized that this is a serious matter and that they cannot send this woman back a developing story here is florian nash with the very latest from bangkok thank you florian. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world rebels who attempted to stage a coup in the central african nation of cobol have been arrested according to government officials this after armed soldiers seized the state radio station and declared president. ali bongo unfit for office the ailing leader is recovering from a stro

on n.g.o.s and so on it's a step in the right direction but as we heard it's a deeply or thorough tarion country still so it's only a small step and much more needs to be done ok shugart mir's here you have the presidents in berlin today how does this all fit in with this visit. well if it's in the sense that president wants to have closer ties with germany is the most important partner within the e.u. they held a large business conference last week and they they hope they'll be some big german companies investing in the country germany has a troubled relationship with the past a decade ago there were even european union sanctions on us back is that because of the human rights record germany was one of the countries which was trying to lift those sanctions most quickly because it has security ties with was pakistan over afghanistan so germany has some homework to do itself but it's going in the right direction it also wants to support mr ms a yo yo so it's about human rights and it's about economic. and business ties ok so both are mixing in together there what does berlin want out of th

former national security state officials are on television i mean you'd expect maybe and it's a tele tarion society to have former intelligence officials being your experts were supposed to be democratic and i can't think of people less qualified to opine on politics and to represent the interests of average people then those officials who have spent their careers warmongering and running secret programs michael first of all tell us the u.s. media is addiction to ex-military and intelligence forces is well documented a two thousand and eight investigation by the new york times exposed how at the outset of the wars in iraq and afghanistan there was a virtual conveyor belt running between the pentagon and network television studio the times won a pulitzer prize for that piece of journalism what changed there after it was nothing like the conflicts kept coming i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons so do the x. generals in the pentagon labeled message force multipliers i love a good goodbye note and the and as william arkin pointed out in an interview on c.n.n. the us media somehow managed to

only leader nor its most powerful one dimitrov don't solve was the father of the far right to tell a tarion doctrine in ukraine andriy melnyk was the leader of another faction of the un romance you have it was a general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement bonder was dangerous ideology suppressed by the communist authorities but supported by external forces never really died the seeds of ukrainian nationalism were passed from generation to generation unfortunately it was just a matter of time before they would once again blossom. in one nine hundred fifty four ukraine's territory was expanded even more when nikita khrushchev the leader of the u.s.s.r. and ukrainian himself generously gave the crimean region to ukraine. historians would argue about the legitimacy of this transfer for many years to come and sixty years after khrushchev's gift dramatic new events would take place in crimea was around the world are on ukraine as a crisis in crimea continues dozens of heavily armed men seize government buildings in crimea should you crazy. just shrug it

paris anti-government demonstrators fear maduro is turning his government into a similar or thor tarion regime. and i left in america to see newman joins me now live from rio de janiero see i'm a duros already said he's the legitimate leader and has no intention of stepping down so what's likely to happen now. and that's not surprising that he says that he has always claimed that he was the legitimately elected president but let's remind our leaders that many many venezuelans did not consider the elections. that brought him to office yet again as they did him it so really depends on where you are standing he has never been so isolated as he is right now the the does well in a quantum e and the political situation in the country has never been as desperate as it is right now so what really keeping him there is the support at least so far of the armed forces now the right after the. sworn in president met with the high ranking members of the army and after that the defense minister of the media by the locust said that he would decide how any self-proclaimed president which he said was rep

national chinese control in september mainland police carry out possible checks in full single thora tarion chinese rule in supposedly autonomous hong kong and beijing's influence is growing on the surface everything looks the same but many are worried that beijing wants to turn the troublesome territory of freewheeling hong kong into just another chinese city. part of the job is playing out at the courthouse in west county loon where leaders of the twenty fourteen umbrella protests are on trial. a few protesters gather outside human rights groups including amnesty international claim the trial is having a negative impact on social freedoms in hong kong. the umbrella protests four years ago saw tens of thousands take to the streets for weeks on end demanding free elections beijing was outraged the organizers have been charged with disruption public order. chand kin man is among the accused he takes a gloomy view of the outlook for hong kong. this evening is the president of the country and here. no pushing the country to a more of or a tear in our directions or naturally hong kong will be a

primroses well throughout the program president putin is described many times as being all thora tarion he's described as being somebody that suppresses any opposition in russia somebody who controls the media and somebody who controls his image what evidence is presented for that well there are lots of lovely images of president putin riding horseback with a naked torso out fishing and also being in military vehicles such as a helicopter showing they say that this is how he controls his image and fine tunes what he wants people to see about him then the program moves on to our t.v. and it targets the channel by suggesting it's proper. ganda and the evidence again that it provides for that is saying that r.t. is financed by the russian state well there's no secret about that but it's pretty rich given that escape news is broadcast on france four which is a channel funded by the french state well it says that their press freedom in russia is difficult well let me tell you i'm a journalist in france and it is very difficult here to be a journalist particularly if you're a journalist who w

government during demonstrations fear that maduro is turning his government into a similar or thora tarion regime. there is a booze line for us in that one as our is so what does this really give. well let me tell you that until earlier this month many people in venezuela did not know who won why you go was he was elected as president of the national assembly in venezuela back then an assembly that has no power in the country because it's not recognized by the administration that says and considers to be in contempt why they got why though is an engineer who's been in a way defining the government since my little west worn into office on january tenth how much authority he has well that of the people people have responded to him thought thousands of people as we're seeing him got access right now and all around the country have responded to his call to take to the streets to call. a dictator to call. and per so right now what the situation we're seeing in venezuela is an unprecedented situation a place where it has an interim president calling himself an interim precedent that it's recogni

tarion she noted faces the challenge of getting the e.u. to open talks she's already facing resistance from the block's chief brags that negotiator michel barnier who so the position of brussels remains on changed artie's with more. but it's been absolutely clear with my contacts with the european union leaders is that they want to do what this house voted for last night is to leave the european union with the deal but it also crucially showed what it will take to see sport in this house for sure a deal in the future i think the plan that was set out last night shows that we can attain a substantial. sustainable majority in this house. well if you saw to reason may's easy with the draw deal was dead you'd be wrong those opposed to have failed to sing kids and had a deal is still pretty much bull being in the water the main issue that politicians manage to agree on is that to resume a should go back to brussels and renegotiate the agreement that she struck with it's a real change of course for the prime minister because to resume a spent wee

well throughout the program putin is regularly described as being all thora tarion somebody who likes to oppress the opposition parties in russia somebody who likes to control the press in his country somebody who likes to control his own image well what evidence is given of that well there are a lot of pictures of me of putin in different guises from writing with a naked torso horseback to fishing to appearing in military vehicles the evidence of course to show that vladimir putin is somebody who likes to control his image and there is only one image that's being broadcast then the program goes on to target us here at r.t. suggesting that the channel is nothing more than propaganda the evidence of that. well r.t. it says is funded by the russian state no secret there but pretty rich from a program that's being broadcast on a channel in france that's also being funded by the french state well it's pretty difficult to be a journalist here in france so let's talk about that since president has been elected r.t. journalists have been regularly denied access to events and even during the

central asia populist country seems to want to put an end to its all story tarion past. that we not being the opposite but some of the stories making news around the world israel's military says it struck iranian military targets inside syria the israel defense forces announced the operation on twitter bitches from within syria claim to show the country's and defenses repelling the attack it's highly unusual for israel to admit attacking targets inside syria. greek nationalist and patriotic groups have clashed with police in the capital athens tens of thousands took to the streets on sunday to protest against a deal aimed at settling a nearly three decades old name dispute with macedonia it would allow greece's northern neighbor to rename itself the republic of north macedonia. police in ireland have arrested two more suspects in connection with a car bomb attack in the city of london derry that brings the total number of arrests to four the bomb exploded outside the city's courthouse on saturday there were no casualties police say the attack may have been carried out by

than its member states are and c majority of member states are dictatorships or at least of tory tarion regimes see democracies in the states of law in the minority and that of course limits the possibilities of the united nations to be what they are supposed to be which is somehow the current or of a rules based welt order and this is a special challenge to germany germany is used to put to him. point on diplomatic. and diplomatic solutions and also being nice and talking people into solutions and if we have partners which just don't agree on that and say well if we block a certain solution it's much better for us than germany's not up to the task and that's i think what germany has to do now it has to show that it's not only able to be nice but also to apply pressure it's the fourth biggest economic country however the world so we have a lot of pressure even without taking military action we can put pressure on member states and we should do that and unfortunately the first what the federal government said until now is they see their role in the security council doesn't pointing to th

different from from the mid majority hunt chinese people they are under a very big threat undertow to the tarion threat me one hundreds of thousands maybe millions have disappeared in riyadh you gate cation camps visiting a mosque is dangerous over there with muslim communities muslims that are assimilated and that speak mandarin as their mother tongue and they are not under the same threats but there is a crackdown on religion going on and on religious activities and showing yourself religious is also. the party's pushing for its i think east ideology at the moment there are however concerns that some of the large scale new pressure that we've seen and seen jump might spread to these muslim communities as provinces that have of the muslim minority population are starting to cooperate or announcing corporations with scenes young so there is a sentiment of fear in these coming to us so there's an ethnic and a religious component to all this in your report you said you tried to gain access to those camps were weaker muslims are being held in the north allegedly as a foreign journalist how are you

that there were some very clear demands already put forward by the movement and that our majority tarion in society for instance i think that you know the way he presented his letter is very biased for instance the word social justice is not even present in the letter now this is one of the major claims of the you know best movement but more general of the french society that there is more wealth redistribution that the rich pay more more taxes then then the poor you know all of this is not clearly not included in the in the in the consultation it will give in to the other by and return i see it into the law it would just go into the nitty gritty of the letter in a moment but i want to get a broader view from movie first will appear in. your part of the yellow vest movement you can't accuse me of not listening now is is opened up a forum for debate as me. i will answer first of course we request for more democracy but we have to understand your objectives and the request of democracy we are greedy we have to protect our planet but first we want more democracy because we always want to ch

involved in in forging and paving the way for their future and then you had authoritarian riches thora tarionregimes in the region that funded the military coming back in the political space and completely hijacking the political space and suffocating and completely boxing everybody out of that space including you know civil society and other political actors you mentioned your experience in jail and i know that when you were in jail you wrote a very emotional letter to president obama to reach you. essentially blamed here for inspiring your hope for that better world and down abandoning that help i'm not a fan of president obama no the anymore at least. de think that it was it was fair to late that he's feet i mean i definitely think so i think that according to the american law it is the right of the responsibility of the president of the united states to a protect its own citizens when they're on justly detained by law and i was reminding him of that but then i was also reminding him that i that he did his his two thousand and nine cairo speech inspired the arab world in. the place that it

really trying to bring us all up to speed and especially in a temple which the most open it gala tarion and accepting of temples in india for this to be an issue is absolutely absurd it does seem extraordinary doesn't it because it does attract worshippers from all different denominations as muslims christians and as well as hindus coming at all costs and the anything that it does separate is that women shouldn't enter and one wonders why where has that actually come from. well again this is you know a question that it will elicit different answers that that from people you ask because legally this was only in the seventy's that the high court says women menstruating age defying an age old belief in where it will lead where does it come from where is it written down who has said so and of course as with all the eagle cases the question has to be who stands to benefit from such a ruling on such an inch and believe a certain age or tradition and it's very clearly to class. men and a costume and i'm afraid the law cannot say we will just go along with men up across in those and allow these

day to highlight fears that president nicolas maduro is turning his government into a similar for tarion regime and. he joins us from kuta in colombia that is the main crossing point for many venezuelans going into colombia and i was out there just how big are these pro and anti muro demonstrations well felicity here we have a couple of hundred venezuelan migrants marching on this bridge behind me that you mumble lever international bridge their main crossing point between venezuela and colombia they were chanting get free even it's well i'm down with. way to support the demonstrations and rallies that are going on nationwide in venezuela and as you were saying this is a very critical point for the thousands. of venezuela who come to colombia in search for assistance and there are many who decide to stay and for more on that we are joined by dr jamie lee. the undersecretary general for. the partnership for the national federation of the red cross and red crescent what have you seen so far in your trip here well what i've seen really is that there are lots of people crossing the bridge ev

crisis in tragedies to we have to come up with consensus quickly first to you deal with human time to tarion it it's been we have the support not only of the countries of the world for humanitarian support of private industry and international industry and international business tomorrow with all the details one of the part i already said to deal with for this complex humanitarian and health tragedy. and not only food but medicine and health but we know we have this dictatorship we're doing this under the dictatorship this is not a typical case in the rest of the world because the international why aren't they arrested is what they're asking. and i believe that there's a lot of factors at play here there's quite a number of factors at play here but in short we have to take advantage of each second in our office today to figure out how to work with this fund and with this structure of this plan. and as a society with respect for this future plan what have we learned over these last twenty years as a society as citizens after twenty years and you see that all this process diverted. we had ther

i think we need to see two cases separately once there is the massive repression the totally tarion oppression of week is and other turkic muslim communities in scenes young in the western region there are a deep mistrust of the communist party against minority people who are very much distinct from the one people comes together with an oppression of religion over there going into a mosque into a state run mosque can already get you in into de these detention camps there is a massive pressure there's almost it's almost impossible to practice religion there on the other hand we have the holy muslims the chinese the more assimilated muslims who have child mandarin chinese as their mother tongue they are starting to feel a lot more pressure now religion is suspicious to the communist party with at least ideology and the communist party is now trying to enhance. control over these mosques and it is and to to to suppress also muslim identity of these people. a lot of this voices or forums on the internet have been shut down accounts have been shut down there is a fear that some of the repression we

create through extinction rebellion with an emphasis on direct deliberative democracy and a gala tarion ism so i think all of those things make the decentralization an autonomous aspects of x. are really significant. you mention getting arrested which you know was not part of most of the kind of corporate run climate marches what why is that an important aspect of extinction. it's an important aspect because we're emphasizing civil disobedience and civil disobedience you know this is somewhat of a loose term but important aspects of it include a public element that communicates with others in the in the society in the culture in which one is committing the act of civil disobedience to send a message to to show that. that people who are committed and passionate to and about a cause are willing to go to jail in order to spread their message and to show that there is profound injustice that is not being addressed adequately by the government and in fact the government itself is in some significant part of the source of that injustice such that we cannot rely upon conventional political mec