protest just just the fact that the trees are getting down there to protest the entire policy of the aragon problem and that is used to be something that people into all across turkey are feeling in unison in this point of more than almost fifty cities have seen the protests or break out sporadically for the past couple of days and we also know that today a protest of around one thousand people has been broken out in the capital. also. with tear gas and water cannons and seems to be a favorite weapon of choice the turkish police now what exactly does this hold for turkey is not yet known some already calling it. a continuation of the arab spring or the flicker summer if you will but how exactly do you or do people here feel about the government of prime minister early god and what exactly are they hoping to see and do with their protests here is a report that we have filed earlier. the streets of istanbul look like a scene from war burnt cars makeshift barricades broken shop windows not exactly what residents of the city are used to this protests is not only for taksim gives a park this is

aragon to cancel his plans -- erdogan to cancel his plans for redeveloping a part of is temple. so, what now? i spoke to jeremy bowen in istanbul. jeremy, looking at the scenes of those protesters time to, it does not look like they will back down either. walking've been through the area. i have to say it is a good- natured atmosphere. sort of a party atmosphere. people selling snacks, meet, things like that. both sides appear to be digging in. erdogan is a practical politician. in the past he has executed u- turns. even the language used today, he is in no mood to do one on this issue. >> looking at the xers, it did look likee the kind of music festival my son likes to go to. you were into rear square before overthrowall -- the of mubarak. does it have that feel to it? >> there is no comparison because it is a very different system here in turkey. they have elections, democratic elections. turkey has moved a long way in the last 10, 20 years from where it was. however what the protesters say is what this country lacks is a proper free political culture. they feel the prime mini

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aragon to cancel his plans -- erdogan to cancel his plans for redeveloping a part of is temple. so, what now? i spoke to jeremy bowen in istanbul. jeremy, looking at the scenes of those protesters time to, it does not look like they will back down either. walking've been through the area. i have to say it is a good- natured atmosphere. sort of a party atmosphere. people selling snacks, meet, things like that. both sides appear to be digging in. erdogan is a practical politician. in the past he has executed u- turns. even the language used today, he is in no mood to do one on this issue. >> looking at the xers, it did look like the kind of music festival my son likes to go to. you were into rear square before overthrowall -- the of mubarak. does it have that feel to it? >> there is no comparison because it is a very different system here in turkey. they have elections, democratic elections. turkey has moved a long way in the last 10, 20 years from where it was. however what the protesters say is what this country lacks is a proper free political culture. they feel the prime minis

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. and with police continuing the use of force against demonstrators are crossed are human rights groups have condemned them saying some protesters have been left blinded by the use of tear gas now this is a video which apparently this is found on the internet but apparently shows turkish police firing tear gas into the homes of civilians separate for the church people who are seeking shelter at a local university and you can see what looks like a huge amount of tear gas used by security forces in the background. a former journalist of the economic press agency says that the current response to the ones failed policies are both domestic and foreign. for the. before i go one that was never interfering with our neighbors. but. it seems that. under the under government turkey is mainly serving to u.s. interests. interests. also besides this. deep rooted in turkish probably because of our government's

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. r.t. . good order an independent journalist author and middle east expert feels that the unrest across to the right result of prime minister erdogan is policies abroad. for. the. country. in syria. this is. these are the latest pictures now from turkey where the anti-government protests is a raging for. the unrest in the country including footage photos witness accounts from there you can also take part in. and share your. story with us in the comments section all this. demonstration in the german financial capital this week took a turn for the worse when hundreds of ront clad offices. protested spring tear gas that will police then drove the marches into a tighter and tighter area suppression tactic known as. a planned march that was supposed to go right through the middle of all germany's financial capital only really lasted five hundred meters before police into the splits in a demonstration

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save terri q from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul go r.t. . and or stay international has condemned the excessive use of force by the turkish police saying some protesters have been left blinded by tear gas but this is a video which appeared on the internet showing people trying to find shelter at a local university you can see massive quantities of tear gas used by the police in the background here oid home an independent journalist author and middle east expert feels that the unrest across turkey could be the direct result of prime minister air to one's policies abroad. i think this is probably one of the. or. finally being confronted with. his own country of genuine progress on like the. insurrection. i'm still going in syria i don't think this is the current. leader. doesn't seem to listen to anybody. this is a this is a. leader he's pretty much. the last few years back he's a war i think it's a genuine uprising. meanwhile anonymous activis

are we witnessing still another arab spring play out or is it more simple than that is it all about aragon his politics and political style. protests in turkey i'm joined by along ben mayer in washington he's a senior fellow at new.

intensity of protest against the turkish government has caught many by surprise critically prime minister aragon are we witnessing still another arab spring play out or is it more simple than that is it all about eric and his politics and political style. protests in turkey i'm joined by a long been mayor in washington he's a senior fellow at new york university's center for global affairs and to stamboul we have michael dickinson he is a writer and artist and in london we crossed his i believe he is a political analyst and a writer right gentlemen crossed that means you can jump in anytime you want if i go to you first in london the prime minister the turkish prime minister was in the u.s. at the brookings institution at the beginning of last month and he said turkey's in the news everyone's talking about turkey not in the way that he had hoped. definitely not in the way he hoped he was basically pointing out is that democracy well established democracy that he has managed to sideline and stretched. the army he put to hold the army coups that plagued turkish politics and it was emerging as an e

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. r.t. . and good lord he's independent journalist or middle east expert he feels the rest across turkey could be the direct result of prime minister policies abroad. i think this is quite ironic that one of the leaders that has been pushing for. syria to step down is now quietly being confronted with that mass protests in his own country read genuine protests on like the armed insurrection. and stalking in syria i don't think this is the kind of leader who. doesn't seem to listen to anybody. masters washington and tel aviv this is a. leader he's pretty much. in the last few years in his back and he's known as a war so i think it's a genuine uprising that will spread. and on our website at the moment you can find live updates on the on rest in turkey including footage photos and witness accounts from there you can also take part in our site vote and share your ideas on the story with us in the co

intensity of protest against the charges government has caused many by surprise critically prime minister aragon oh we witnessing still another arab spring play out of course at more simple than that is it all about eric on his politics and political style. choose your language. of holy week over the internet or else when i say still some of us. choose to use the consensus you can. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories but in high life choose the access to often. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm harry and boring and washington d.c. let's get to today's headlines. and turn the fed is about three years after signing of dogs three financial companies that were not banks were finally designated as too big to fail or more your your diet lead to similarly important financial institutions the newly christened so called sip these are. two thousand a bailout fame capital another insurance giant and the lender and prudential financial this is the first round in which entities are being placed under the. ad they'll also have to submit living wills that describe how th

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not the plans to demolish the park but rather they were saying they wanted to save the country from aragon and his policies which are becoming increasingly unpopular with the people in turkey and some of the most of the people that i've spoken to said they there are three things that they're unhappy about its policies and toward syria the increasing islamisation off the country and basically a crackdown on old freedoms particularly in areas concerning media and journalists turkey remains the number one country when it comes to the number of journalists jailed so all of these grievances came together. in people's minds of people poured out on the streets to protest and of course they were dispersed by police that went on until literally early early hours of morning on sunday and it doesn't doesn't seem like really it's going to die down in time soon. probably not how is he reacted to the on the rest also for the coals demanding he steps down perhaps to going to bring us up to speed about the international community any reaction around the world so far. well yes actually the one thing you ca

not the plans to demolish the park but rather they were saying they wanted to save the country from aragon and his policies most of the people that i've spoken to said they. things that they're unhappy about policies and toward syria the increasing islamisation off the country and basically a crackdown on old freedoms. particularly in areas concerning media and journalists turkey remains the number one country when it comes to the number of journalists jailed when it comes to international reaction we should mention a report by amnesty international which offers happens to be really close to jackson square and they have said and i'm quoting that this was disgraceful use of excessive force demonstrated by police in istanbul having said that the police did seem to be targeting individual protesters there have there are some reports that some people may have lost their sight because of the tear gas being fired at close range there's also reports of police targeting individual shops and stores and cafes which were trying to help out the protesters on the square and the police were seen to be t

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. r.t. . amnesty international has condemned the excessive use of force by the turkish police saying some protesters have been left blinded by tear gas this is a video which appeared on the internet showing pete. trying to find shelter at a local university you can see what is reportedly massive quantities of church gas used by the police in the background toluene a former journalist at the economic press agency says the current turmoil in turkey turkey is a response to everyone's failed policies both domestic and foreign. before our dongo were one that was never interfering with our neighbors internal affairs but. it seems that under the un the our there are gone governments turkey is mainly starving to us interests turkish interests. also besides this food there is a deep rooted in turkish probably because of our government the so-called kurdish separatists and the kurdish separatists especiall

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save terri q from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. and with police continuing the use of force against demonstrators all across turkey human rights groups have condemned them saying some protesters have been left permanently blinded by the tear gas have a look here this is a video which appeared on the internet showing police apparently firing tear gas right into civilians hard and i suppose the footage here showing people seeking shelter at a local university that back window in the rear apparently looks behind it to be a huge amount of tear gas being used by security forces let's get more details on this now doctor who say you know baji from the middle east technical university. joining us live here on r.g.p. it's a pleasure to see you today thanks for coming on for days all of. a big show of force by the police can you it's a long shot but can you simplify the people's frustrations and tell us exactly what is it that is driving them out onto

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. r.t. . and the standard national has condemned the excessive use of force by the turkish police saying some protesters have been left blinded by tear gas this is a video which appeared on the internet reportedly showing. turkish police are firing tear gas right into civilians homes separate footage shows people trying to find shelter at a local university and you can see what is reportedly massive quantities of tear gas used by security forces in the background sunan hellmund a former journalist at the a.b.a. economic press agency says the current turmoil in turkey is a response to every one's failed policies both domestic and foreign. toward the. before our dongo were one that was never interfering with our neighbors in town the affairs but is to it seems that under the un the odds are gone government towards the main is starting to u.s. interests personal interests. also besides this food the

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save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. and with police continuing the use of force against demonstrators all across turkey where human rights groups have condemned them saying some protests have been left permanently blinded by tear gas this is a video which appeared on the internet showing turkish police apparently firing tear gas directly into civilians. or separate footage showing people seeking shelter at a local university and i threw the gloss of the back of the room you can see what looks like a huge amount of tear gas being used by security forces assume a form of economic press agency says the current mall is a response to the ones failed policies both domestic and foreign. toward the. before i go one was never interfered with our neighbors. but. it seems that on the. turkey is mainly serving to us interests. also besides this. deep rooted in turkish probably because of our government's so-called kurdish separatists the. ku

save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. and with the police continuing the use of force against demonstrators across turkey human rights groups have now condemned them saying some protests protesters have been left permanently blinded by that of tear gas. it's a video which appeared on the internet apparently showing turkish police firing tear gas into civilians. and a separate footage here showing people seeking shelter at a local university if you have a look at the window in the very very back of that shot you can see what appears to be huge amounts of gas being used by security forces a doctor who say you know from the middle east technical university he believes other ones policies have been the ones are actually being shaken this time. it is like an eruption north of all conall. for a prime minister in the recent years in the recent months but you have. mostly involving in the private affairs of the citizens and his way of spea

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save some trees in the middle of the city but now they're saying they're trying to save turkey from aragon and his government and they say they won't leave until the prime minister does in istanbul. r.t. . their oid old coleman independent journalist and author and middle east expert feels that the unrest across turkey could be the direct result of the prime minister and minister to one's policies abroad i think this is. one of the. four. series of steps. being confronted with mass protests in your own country right genuine progress on like the armed insurrection. i'm still going to syria i don't think this is it. doesn't seem to listen to anybody. he's pretty much. the last few years back he's new to war so i think it's a genuine uprising. on our t. dot com you can find a lot of updates on the unrest in turkey including footage photos and witness accounts from there also take part in our web site vote and share your own ideas on the story with us in the comments section. and anti austerity demonstration in the german of financial capital of frankfurt this week took a turn for the worse wh

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are we witnessing still another arab spring play out or is it more simple than that is it all about aragon his politics and political style. to cross the protests in turkey i'm joined by alone ben mayer in washington he's a senior fellow at new york university's center for global affairs in stamboul we have michael dickinson he is a writer and artist and in london we crossed his i had to leave he is a political analyst and a writer right gentlemen cross talk rules and if that means you can jump in anytime you want to find go to you first in london the prime minister the turkish prime minister was in.

prime minister seems on shaken by the protests against his rule that have swept the country have type aragon branded the demonstrations on lawful and accuse them of turning into vattel isn't calling for an immediate and to the end rest he was cheered by sauza of supporters upon returning home from a trip abroad those gathered at the airport chanting that they are ready to die for already gone meanwhile tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators packed cities across the country afghan calling for his resignation all began as a peaceful sit in against a park innovation and a stamp taksim square stern into the worst unrest in decades consistently fueled by accusations of it policies of the police as having had a dispersal of protesters at least three people were killed and thousands and in this week of clashes and some are already voicing fear a step might not be long before the military is called in to quell the unrest. many generals and even former chief of staff of turkey are in prison now i mean this is a very special situation when they are waiting for the developments because the

are doing all of course all of this as a response to the european union's critique off the way that aragon himself has handled protest in the country there was also of course the industry minister minister of interior who said that considering the role that the social media played in the protests there are now beginning to closely monitor the social media websites such as twitter and facebook and they're actually they actually have drafted a law which is soon going to go into into examination by the turkish parliament on restricting the some of the functioning of this social media which move maybe as the newest in possibly the most interesting developments in lieu of recent events considering the fact that a lot of protesters actually are being organized through twitter or facebook and that is how information about various protest as well as dispersals and up police brutality cases is being displayed. not just throughout turkey but really throughout the entire world and of course there was the statement that if there will not be enough policemen to quell the protests they will bring in the

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