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of french and european politics of university college london he joins us from london romy bushell is an economist and associate fellow of the friends is this use of international and strategic affairs and joins us from paris welcome to all of you alexander is the best movement staging a comeback. yes this week and we have a lot of truth and. you know. there's really a trigger in france far. more widely in us. this weekend we are going back here philip do you think the movement has the potential to continue building the momentum used to have in the past well we shall see it's a very hard question but i think who would get storm or knowing that a year on you know the yellow vests would still take to the streets as they did on saturday i yesterday for the one year you know of of a street protest weakly street protest it started off with occupying roundabouts in a sort of outskirts of big cities and sort of semi urban semi rural areas and this thing on you know they're still there one year after so yes i think it's clearly could still be there for a while i think the protests now has is

in a little whether they like it or not who is really more we want russia to be powerful and strong romy rightly expect understanding in the system was on the issues where we are at loggerheads with the west itself and. then the europeans or the americans talk about the balkans feels possessive says they have a claim and they learned it's not us then it's russia like to. or even china they say it's almost like afraid someone will come and take it that are your thoughts also seem to talk about the balkans as an object rather than an independent actor in a global politics do you personally find this offensive in any way is there a game or pro that's how they just defy their actions we hear from others that we need to talk about europe and america think that they could come here was a stake they don't ruin the man things from us that of course you go to go would never work 20 years ago it would have a broader nature's presence here was very strong there were 60000 nato troops in bosnia and herzegovina of course nato could dictate the policy they failed to break the will of people back then

us has imposed sanctions on iran's information minister job it is our original romy and accused him of widespread internet censorship iran imposed online restrictions they say to call nationwide protests against fuel hikes the dutch government has won an appeal against a court ruling that would force it to repatriate the children of eisel fighters. military parades have given way to protest marches as well but on marks at 76 independence day the live pictures right there seems a little bit calmer than it was before the demonstrators are and downtown beirut they have been calling for a political and economic change these protests began last month over a new taxes and a failing economy as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is next. a new wave of anger in georgia protesters say the government has broken its promise of democratic reform so could this turn into yet another crisis in this former soviet republic and are outside forces involved this is inside story. welcome to the program on how he had seen almost 3 decades after georgia gained its independence protester

romy and accused them of wide scale internet censorship washington announced a move in an effort to pressure tehran to restore the internet iran imposed a 5 day long blackout to quell nationwide protests against fuel hikes well iran's judiciary chief abraham has warned protesters about the consequences of their actions. for those those release and days misused and the people's demands and concerns instigated brights in the society created insecurity the hearts of women and children tremble attacked public property and looted people's belongings they and their masses must know that a harsh punishment is awaiting them the united nations envoy for yemen has told the u.n. security council that the number of air strikes by the saudi led coalition has dropped dramatically in the past 2 weeks martin griffiths says the reduction in violence could possibly pave the way for an end to the conflict or diplomatic editor james bays reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york. the u.n. has long described yemen as the country with the worst humanitarian situation all earth but the regular security counci

has imposed sanctions on iran's information minister job it is our original romy and accused him of widespread internet censorship iran imposed online restrictions they say to call nationwide protests against fuel hikes the dutch government has won an appeal against a court ruling that would force it to repatriate the children of ice all fighters military parades have given way to protest marches as lebanon marks its 76th independence day so the live pictures right there seems a little bit calmer than it was before the demonstrators are and downtown beirut they have been calling for a political and economic change these protests began last month over a new taxes and a failing economy as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is next. a new wave of anger in georgia protesters say the government has broken its promise of democratic reform so could this turn into yet another crisis in this former soviet republic and are outside forces involved this is inside story. welcome to the program he had seen almost 3 decades after georgia gained its independence protesters say free and

the new place is close, only nine miles away,ut the journey was long and as relocation coordinator romycadierde describes,us. >> getting all of the material, equipmt of people, food, everything that's associated with construction, the whole logistics, the whole planning of giis move was really chall for everybody. >> reporter: without a feral policy for relocating people affected by climate change, the yupik sought various funding sources, and theilitary helped build some of the houses. the first prototype house was erected in 2016, and 17 families have now moved in to new abodes. they are improvements to what they and many other rural alaskans have had, with proper runng water and sewage, replacing the so-called "honey buckets" that made living in newtok less than sanitary. the community collaborated withs ouide groups including the alaska native health consortiumg to dand engineer a village that would continue their culture of subsistence living. off the la cadiente says the fishing is bett near metarkvik. the folks didn't want to get integrated into another village or move because th

romy and accused him of wide scale internet censorship washington announced a move in an effort to pressure tehran to restore the internet iran imposed a 5 day long blackout to try to quell nationwide protests against fuel hikes. iran's judiciary chief abraham raese has warned protesters about the consequences of their actions. for those those release and days misused yet was fear and the people's demands and concerns instigated brights in the society created insecurity the hearts of women in children tremble attacked public property and looted people's belongings they and their masses must know that a harsh punishment is awaiting them. somewhere good news out of yemen the united nations envoy for yemen has told the u.n. security council that the number of air strikes by the saudi led coalition has dropped dramatically in the past 2 weeks but in griffith says the reduction in violence could possibly pave the way for an end to the conflict or diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. headquarters in new york the u.n. has long described yemen as the country with the worst humanitarian si

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