air forces, logistic forces, railroad troops, interior ministry and the like. those numbers were considerable. when you add those forces to the 22,000, you get about 70,000 in total. in addition, there was a very large interior ministry exercise at the same time involving roughly 25,000 troops. if you include that, the total comes close to 100,000. whatever was going on, what ever it however we characterize and however much we decided was this or something else, there are a lot of closely linked activities of considerable size much larger than russia officially announced. again, there is sort of an obvious point for 2017. it too, i think, will be very large. ongoingbe part of an and conference of exercise and , we've seenle elements the summer was more apparently coming soon. how large exactly is not clear. there's not going to be a notification this time. but the reports is that russia is going to be mobilizing several thousand trains to transport the troops. several thousand. if this is too, this is several orders of magnitude larger than anything we have see

the interior ministry and couple in a statement said at least four attackers targeted the iraqi embassye first attacker in the explosions -- it is not clear whether he was on foot. they went into the first floor of the embassy, the interior of the embassy. special forces managed to take iraqi diplomats to a safe location. this is still an ongoing attack. they were four kilometers away. i can't tell you, a number of employees of various offices specialcuated by afghan .orces they were very cautious for a few hours, as i said. h has claimed responsibility for this attack. almost two weeks ago the iraqi held a press kabul conference hailing the recapture of mosul. iraqi flags were hanged on the embassy. there was a celebration. but the afghan ministry for an official was telling me that they were doing everything they could to protect diplomats. many embassies were damaged or destroyed. said thate, rouhani these terrorists would not drive the diplomatic community out. major sourceas a of concern for foreign and western diplomats who operate in these difficult security conditions i and kabu

reports now from the afghan capital interior ministry in kabul has released a statement saying that at least four attackers were involved in this attack the first attacker detonated his explosives it's not clear from that interior ministry statement whether the attacker was on foot or he was driving in a vehicle and three attackers caught inside the embassy compound we're also being told that the afghan special forces have riskier the iraqi diplomats and taken them to a safer location one afghan official confirmed to me that the police commander in charge of security for the iraqi embassy was wounded rises have said that this carried out the attack is some ongoing afghan special forces from the price of response unit still fighting possibly against one or more attackers and the question is that how these attackers were able to bring so many weapons and ammunitions into the heart of kabul now we see this is a prevalent problem for the afghan national security forces that these militant groups can launch these attacks in very secure locations or in very central parts of the afghan capita

the egyptian resort of who garda that's according to local media reports citing the country's interior ministry it's also been claimed the two dead were ukrainian nationals the attacker has reportedly been arrested and is being questioned by the police egypt's foreign ministry says the preliminary investigation suggests the man tried to get into a hotel by swimming from the nearby public beach and we will bring you more details on this story as soon as we get them in. next alone a german investigative journalist looks into the disturbing extent of u.s. influence on his country in the documentary soft occupation. you don't leave universal basic income when you have an economy around the world that rewards imagination and monetizes free thought free thought free movement of capital and all those intermediary forces go out of business a lot of bankers lose their jobs a lot of politicians lose their job the nation state collapses as we know it and people are as free as their money because right now money is a lot freer than people. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling closest to pr

the iraqi interior ministry has launched a probe into the alleged killings of detainees in mosul that's after rights groups raise the alone over a series of videos that appeared online a warning you may find some of the following images disturbing. this video ends with someone just throwing a man off a high in finance and then opened fire on him as he lies on the ground human rights watch told us they were able to confirm that the incident was filmed in mosul. but we were able to verify the images taken in the videos with satellite imagery to show that they are fact around the areas of mosul that they fear to be in. we don't really have much information about the videos in particular but they do match pieces that we've been documenting for many months now of actually give szell executions by the rocky security forces both federal police forces as well as the popular mobilization forces there are really many many cases iraqi soldiers executing suspected isis militants torturing and abusing family members of suspected isis militants so sadly i have to say that these are not new or surpris

that is from the interior ministry from egypt.ll try to bring you more on that as soon as we will try to bring you more on that as soon as we get it. a yachting company boss has been found guilty of failing to ensure the safety of a yacht after it capsized in the atlantic, with the loss of four lives. douglas innes had been responsible for the cheeki rafiki, which lost its keel 700 miles off nova scotia in may 2014. the jury has now been dismissed after failing to agree on a verdict on four manslaughter charges against innes. my my correspondent this year, what more can you tell us? desperately sad story going back to me 2014 when the cheeki rafiki sankjust of the cause of nova scotia but the loss of four lives. the boat was eventually found with his life raft but the bodies of the victims have been found. the accusation was that innes had wilfully neglected the safety of the boat, indeed, he was found with failing to ensure the safety of the yacht but on those more serious charges, thejury failed yacht but on those more serious c

gendarmerie is was been part of the interior ministry.owever, when a look at this conflict with terrorism, if over the years the army started acting like a part of the military, and acting in an open after july 15, gendarmerie got completely connected to mitch of the interior, and this has been comcan we see the positive effes of this, all of our people can see the positive effects of this. we called the gendarmerie school and we started and coastal security. train has begun and modern education that will be followed in the next two years come we will see good people who will struggle on behalf of the country and will be trained there. it's 1 p.m. today i think i would have to be the bad cop about tommy today, but i know there are questions you want to thank you. i thank you. thank you for visiting us. >> you have honored us. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> taking a lunch break in this discussion on turkey and then a final panel on security in foreign-policy. since last year to try to attempt in turkey

so it involves, you know, working with ministry of interior, customs often, border control, you know, various elements to identify -- a lot of times one of the big challenges in kind of operationalizing counter terrorist financing is seeking what is an intelligence lead and making it -- especially if it is in -- you know, it is a domestic issue, into a law enforcement action. and so that is not, you know, exclusively or primarily a central bank responsibility, but what the central bank does when it houses the central intelligence unit as it does in qatar, that is an important element of it. because it is getting the financial intelligence community to get information from banks about suspicious activities and that can be very important lead information in that whole process. so there's a role but i don't think it is the most important, and perhaps in qatar perhaps not where that person needs to be but there's already a person on the ground. >> i want to go back to something juan alluded to earlier on and that's kind of the evolving financial model some of the terrorist organizations a

naval and air forces and logistics forces and railroad troops and interior ministry and the like. those numbers were considerable. when you add those forces to the 22,000, you'll get about 70,000 in total. in addition, there was a very large interior ministry exercise at the same time involving 25,000 troops. if you include that then the total comes through to 100,000. so whatever was going on, whatever, you know, whatever -- how are you we characterize it and however much we design was zapod and something else, there were a lot of closely linked activities and exercises of considerable size much larger than russia officially announced. now, again, there is a sort of an obvious point for zapod 2017. it will be very large and it will opinion part of an ongoing and very comprehensive exercise and training cycle which we've seen already. we've seen elements of it this summer with more apparently coming soon. how large, exactly, is not clear. there will not be an osc notification at this time and the report is one indication that russia is going to be mobilizing several thousand train

we understand from health and interior ministry sources that at least 39 people are confirmed killednd more than 60 people are wounded. among those killed is a young student from the very remote province. she had studied in india and back and she has returned to the country. you can imagine the heartbreak. you can imagine how afghanistan is losing its best and brightest. poor province, they will never be able to have another educated woman. in all, afghanistan continues to lose and its people are getting used to these heartbreaks. >> this attack has been claimed by the telegram. incidents yet another on the taliban and managing to carry out a mass killing in the heart of the afghan capital, they have also been carrying out other violent attacks in recent days. >> taliban have said they have carried out this attack and targeted members of the afghan intelligence and afghan interrogators. we found out clearly that those killed were employees of the ministry of mines and petroleum. would havepeople who really given afghanistan a chance in terms of reviving its mining industry. these wer

air force, logistic forces, railroad troops, interior ministry and the like. those numbers were considerable. when you add those forces to the 22,000 you get about 70,000 in total. in addition, there was a very large interior ministry exercise at the same time involving roughly 25,000 troops. if you include that, then the total comes close to 100,000. so the yb of what w-- you know,s going on, however we characterize it, however much we decide there are a lot of closely linked activities of considerable size much larger than russia officialally announced. now, again, there's sort of an obvious point for zapat 2017. it, too, i think will be very large. it will be part of an ongoing and very comprehensive exercise and training cycle which we've seen already. we've seen elements of it this summer with more apparently coming soon. how large exactly is not clear. there's not going to be a ose notification this time. but there are reports, one indication, that russia's going to be mobilizing several thousand trains to transport the troops, several thousand. if this

i want to ask you about german officials including the interior ministry.hey are concerned about protesters resorting to violence in hamburg. what is your message to the protesters who are considering becoming violent? jan: my first message is, don't be scaremongering. with the german authorities are doing right now is they are trying to do everything to keep protesters out of hamburg. they are prohibiting tentsts, everything is prohibited. the reason is this city and this country don't want to see bigger protests. if there are really some, few of them who think about waging war on the street. i think they should know that the big demonstraration on saturday, where we expect several tens of thousands of people, everyone is organizing this, i it i is very clear we 't want this demonstration to be violent and everybody is organizizing it -- we will take the responsibility not to let anything happen. brent: you had said in the past that you are not calling for protesters to renounce force in violence -- and violence. are you not encouraging an escalation of vi

they were in lodgistic forces, railroadtroops, interior ministry and the like. those numbers were considerable.when you add those forces to the 22,000 you get about 70,000 in total there was a very large interior ministry involving a roughly 25,000troops. if you include that the total omes close to 100,000. owevermuch we decide there are a lot of closely linked activities ofconsiderable size uch larger than russia officially announced how large is not clear. fficially announced how large there's not going to be a notification this time. thereare reports. it is larger than we have seen before. it is much larger thanwhat we saw in 2013. what we could be seeing is the largest mostambitious exercise ince the cold war. there are still constraints on them in the future, both economic and dem graph ir. aving said all of that is what eneral trends are. it's a force which is much more mobile, has more competent units which can move faster and quicker than we have seen before and in ways under quite plausible scenarios that can produce ratios along the borders in the regi

and italy's interior ministry is taking a soft stance. >> one of the main offenders was given just a0 euro fine to pay to his own department. despite being convicted of committing torture and bodily harm. >> lawyer tambuscio went to the european court of human rights. the judges condemned the excessive force displayed by italian police. and demanded that the italian state pass a law against abuse and torture. but gianni tonelli from the italian police union says that such laws already exist. he agrees that his colleagues used excessive force but says not every officer from back then should still be held under suspicion. >> it's not the police's fault that our justice system works so slowly. nobody in the police force wants to evade justice. but you can't blame the accused if the courts don't deliver sentences in time. >> tonelli also rejects claims that no disciplinary action was taken against the police officers who were in genoa in 2001. >> the accused were temporarily suspended from duty. for some, this meant the end of their careers. everything was done according to protocol. >>

that we have more work to do we've asked for reinforcements and i've received them from the interior ministry i would job is not at all easy it is difficult to stop migrants from gathering in certain places. meanwhile reports of dire conditions are also coming from a migrant camp in northeast front sarti charlotte dubin ski is their. alcohol violence and reports of rape that's the reality in this migrant camp that's being dubbed a humanitarian slum hit in metz. the problem there is a problem with alcohol and violence even as the major were cafes problems they don't have food but they managed to get hold of alcohol we don't know how to handle the situation there is not enough security over the number of people here in the camp has been dismantled several times but every time it's taken down the new people come and the camp is reformed locals ferments are concerned about its impact. this problem has to be addressed quickly for their sake as well as for us there suffer in. the city of metz was not prepared for the count the authorities emptied it but now there are seven hundred refugees back the

many abuses that we are continuing to document iraqi government sources i should say that the interior ministry in iraq has promised the investigate these particular reveals just that they promise to investigate prior videos showing severe abuses by iraqi government forces or pledge to date we have never see the iraqi government actually hold any soldiers accountable for these abuses that are being documented what would really be best is for an iraqi government and the syrian government to ratify the world statute and during the i.c.c. so that we can bring. to what international tribunal the mistreatment of anybody never just even if they are isis fighters they should not be why we have international laws that are going to separate us from isis that's why we can say the international better than isis because we don't do. well with islamic state losing ground in both iraq and syria it's not only foreign fighters who've been fleeing the former strongholds but also women who became the wives of the terrorists is the second part of their testimonies about what life is like inside i'm still the firs

that germany on the turkey welcomed german in vestment investment so we contacted the german interior ministry and asked what exactly happened did you receive any list from turkey while they got back to us and said this they said the turkey did send material to the police here in germany that there was no concrete allegations made or no concrete details there and they decided not to follow it up well this is the latest in a litany of scandals between turkey and germany diplomatically it also follows on from the arrest of a german human rights activist in turkey which prompted the summoning of the turkish ambassador to the foreign ministry here in lynn gabrielle the foreign minister breaking off his holiday to come back here to the german capital and issue this statement. we will take another angle when it comes to relations with turkey because this is the conviction of martin schultz and the german chancellor to the reason much else we can do ankara has to take responsibility and we have to make it clear that this kind of politics is not without consequences. well i'm curious said that the com

abuses that we are continuing to document by iraqi government sources i should say that the interior ministry in iraq has promised for investigate these particular reveals just that they promised to investigate prior videos showing severe abuses by iraqi government forces plan to date we have never seen a rock a government actually hold any soldiers accountable for these abuses that are being documented what would really be best is for the iraqi government and the syrian government to ratify the wrong statute and during the i.c.c. so that we can bring these appearance or years to an international tribunal that mistreatment of anybody is never justified even if they are isis fighters they should not be mistreated box why we have international laws that are going to separate us from isis that's why we can say the international community better than isis because we don't need street. a new poll has revealed that the majority of americans now view north korea as the greatest threat to u.s. national security there's nomic state ranking second it comes off to pyongyang recently tested a purported i

popular beach resort of her garda that's according to local media reports citing the country's interior ministry it's claimed the two dead are ukrainian nationals the russian consulate in the city says that a woman with russian and ukrainian dual citizenship is among the victims this is back to the attacker has been arrested and is being questioned by the police and egypt's foreign ministry says a preliminary investigation suggests the man swam from a public beach to the territory of the hotel where the assault took place the motives are still unclear though some are pointing out similarities with the terror attack in who got in january last year back then two suspected islamic state militants stormed a hotel and stabbed three foreign tourists we will of course bring you more on this true story as soon as we get more details. france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized man rammed a truck into a festive crowd cheering and national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed respo

with him no longer in position of the interior ministry and really no longer a position in the government. we have laws, the united states has laws that keep partner in this effort. that is something that we want to watch very closely. it was obviously not him by himself, but his position in that family, in that government was very important. mohammad salman doesn't have much -- but does promise some modernization in saudi arabia, both economic and, you know, potentially the role of the clerical establishment and sort of the hard core approach that you're all familiar with and that saudi has been promulgating around the world. if he is successful in moderating that to some extent, that could have a beneficial impact in terrorist financing, not just in saudi, but more broadly around the arab world. so why don't i stop there and turn it back. >> thank you david and we will get back to this question of dynamics between states and maybe even within states as our conversation proceeds. so kate over to you and you can assess the risks that you see and the opportunities if any are recognized. >>

of these that we are continuing to document the iraqi government forces i should say that the interior ministry in iraq has promised the investigating these particular reviews just that they promised to investigate prior videos showing severe abuses by iraqi government forces are planned to date we have never see the iraqi government actually hold any soldiers accountable for these abuses that are being documented what would really be best for the iraqi government and the syrian government to ratify the world statute and during the i.c.c. so that. we can bring. to one international tribunal that mistreatment of anybody never just even if they were isis fighters they should not be street is why we have international laws that are going to separate us from isis that's why we can say the international better than us because we don't need. the majority of americans now view north korea as the greatest threat to u.s. national security coming even ahead of islamic state that's according to a new poll it come after pyongyang's latest ballistic missile test artie's caleb maupin reports from the streets

them says that we are continuing to document iraqi government sources i should say that the interior ministry in iraq has promised the investigate these particular reveals just that they promised to investigate prior videos showing severe abuses by iraqi government forces plan to date we have never see the iraqi government actually hold any soldiers accountable for these abuses that are being documented what would really be best for the iraqi government and the syrian government to ratify the world statute and during the i.c.c. so that we can bring music concert to an international court of you all the mistreatment of anybody never just even if they are isis fighters they should not be street is that's why we have international laws that are going to separate us from isis that's why we can say the international community better than isis because we don't mistreat needs. the majority of. north korea. the u.s. national security with. when asked about what was the greatest foreign threat to the united states forty percent of americans was to north korea now that's not really surprising given all

action film star, hijacked a police helicopter and fired shots at and lobbed grenades on the interior ministrywo weeks ago. at the rally he called for the fall of the government. president maduro has called him a terrorist. 11 people have been shot at a children's party in the mexican city of tizayuca by a group of masked men. police found three children alive at the scene. the party was in a tent set up by the host outside a family home. mexico has seen a new spike in violence linked to disputes between drug cartels. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the bag that brought moon dust back to earth. a unique piece of space history goes up for auction in new york. the flamboyant italian fashion designer gianni versace has been shot dead in florida. the multimillionaire was gunned down in his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans but tonight it is completely blacked