brzezinski because what later became belton rolled initiative was opposed to war through the central asian republics former central asian republics of the soviet union to the caspian found then why are the. europe. look what happened suddenly china saw that the united states and the west in general ease of a sort of a. stability they started the trade war the technology war with wade was not china who started this confrontation china try to make peace and few observers noted this by xi jinping after his meeting with putin he goes to be here goes to do sean bear their capitals all the central asian republics very smart all the xan try very strategic organization meeting i advise our viewers go over to the documents go to the resolutions of shanghai cooperation organization c.s.t. or extra security treaty organization and compare them to there is allusions of nato from nato it's all of us with threatened russia is a threat chinese a threat. is facing enormous external pressures see a stool or shanghai cooperation organization we're not directed against any country where fighting terrorism while fighti

he's the man who has ruled the central asian republics for 26 years by law all media must refer to him as the founder of peace a national unity leader of the nation president of the republic of to g.q. stand is excellent see i don't molly rama raman has used the threat of terrorism to justify new laws that allow widespread monitoring of citizens and the outlawing of the main opposition islamic party and the government says some of the 900 tajiks who went to fight for i saw in iraq and syria are returning so regional security is one of the main focuses for this meeting as you know i've done this one is it is a concern of many countries in asia even neighboring countries of course would be highly interested in having peace instead stability in our valleys in order to provide security peace and stability in their neighboring areas in asia and beyond that there are also opportunities for private meetings between delegates on the sidelines it's often where the most frank discussions happen among the 30 governments represented here are delegates from israel and palestine as well as teams fro

asia watching over the work from seemingly every street corner is the man who has ruled the central asian republics for 26 years by law all media must refer to him as the founder of peace a national unity leader of the nation president of the republic of to g q stan is excellent see i don't molly rama rahman has used the threat of terrorism to justify new laws that allow widespread monitoring of citizens and the outlawing of the main opposition islamic party and the government says some of the 900 tajiks who went to fight for i saw in iraq and syria are returning so regional security is one of the main focuses for this meeting as you know i've done is that it is a concern of many countries in asia even neighboring countries of course would be interested in having peace incentives capability in order to provide this security peace and stability in their neighboring areas in the asia and beyond that there are also opportunities for private meetings between delegates on the sidelines it's often where the most frank discussions happen among the 30 governments represented here are delegates from israel

yeah absolutely actually the president has just left on an official trip to the central asian republics so he's going to be away for a few days but i think he might well be troubled by comments that have come from nancy pelosi she's the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives who has essentially said that if the hong kong government doesn't shelve this proposed extradition law then perhaps hong kong will no longer be able to enjoy the special relationship it has with the united states now the u.s. hong kong policy act basically treats hong kong as a separate identity separate entity from the people's republic which enables hong kong to enjoy all sorts of trading privileges which is one of the reasons why hong kong has been spared some of the worst effects of the trade war but if that were to happen that would unsettle a business community that is already deeply unsettled by the events of wednesday indeed for the moment i do we'll leave it of course come back to you as and when we get reaction from beijing thank you all in a few moments we'll have the weather with steph but still ah

asia watching over the work from seemingly every street corner is the man who has ruled the central asian republics the 26 years by law all media must refer to him as the founder of peace a national unity leader of the nation president of the republic of to g q stan is excellent see i don't molly rama rahman has used the threat of terrorism to justify new laws that allow widespread monitoring of citizens and the outlawing of the main opposition islamic party and the government says some of the 1900 tajiks who went to fight for i saw in iraq and syria are returning so regional security is one of the main focuses for this meeting as you know i've done this one is it is a concern of many countries in asia even neighboring countries of course would be interested in having peace stability in afghanistan in order to provide security peace and stability in their neighboring areas in asia and beyond that there are also opportunities for private meetings between delegates on the sidelines it's often where the most frank discussions happen among the 30 governments represented here are delegates from israel a

european the population was largely centered in europe and in what is today central asia the central asian republics there were very close intimate dies indeed with the chinese you know a chinese society and this included chinese secret societies know what what were these you know these were small group beings of often the advanced elements of the peasantry you know small shopkeepers people like that who form groups and organizations you know these were the because of early communism it's within these secret societies that some of the main communist military leaders in central asia and in china emerged so people like the great general miles general you know talks openly about how he learned organizational skills in these secret societies which not only helped as you said in the chinese revolution but of course played a central role in the russian revolution which just didn't happen out there and simpy does book in moscow but took place you know in the outer reaches of mongolia which took place in today's kazakhstan turkmenistan uzbekistan and so on and when you talk about. the stuns as they are now

minorities are reportedly being held there in mass detention camps near the border with the central asian republics china says the allegations of this information. ethnic. told al-jazeera she was separated from her daughter and held for nearly 2 years. there are a lot of kazakhs. whose backs everyone gets jailed except for the chinese on the day. when they hit us on the head with electric batons our body shake if we spend more than 2 minutes on the toilet they hit us i was shackles and was beaten for 15 straight months. china's government has released some ethnic kazakhs but those with chinese passports have no guarantee of asylum in kazakstan compared to china because it is relative haven religious freedom but when it comes to human rights abuses in synch . because i called thirty's have tended to remain silent how could i look but. lately police have put pressure on minority rights groups who document and assist ethnic kazakhs escaping xinjiang. in march police raided the offices of the georgia human rights in geo and arrested its director said it. he's accused of calling for war against china an

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shanghai cooperation organization was established originally between russia china and the central asian rip republics india and pakistan have come on board quite recently it's about cooperation on counterterrorism and regional security it's also about an opportunity to forge closer economic ties and deals we might hear about some of those late it's a what's crucial about the c.e.o. is that they all agree not to criticize each other on the internal affairs of the of their own governments and so with the biggest human rights issue right now for central asia is what's happening in synch yang with the chinese accused of internally of arrest of detaining and holding that's more than a 1000000 of it's was the minorities those include not just weakest but central asian sethna kazakhs and kick is a new specs that will not be discussed there will be no pushback from any of these countries criticizing china because that's what the was about it's about. regional alliances in you know opposition that say to the western powers are right to run for a walk in the in bishkek robin thank you. no public gatherings hav