documents are restored and held by george's interior ministry but al-jazeera has been told that may be about to change this room contains more than forty thousand boxes of documents hundreds of thousands of files from georgia's soviet past it too will become a relic of history when this entire collection transfers to the state national archives. the state's national archive failed to respond to repeated interview requests but the director of the interior ministry archive says he's concerned by the censorship threat. there is nothing in those documents to hide and nothing that will create problems for society if someone's close relative was a hero and someone else sold out to the system we have to deal with it long ago. by chance the k.g.b. archives reveals a secret to our producer merriam has discovered a letter from one thousand nine hundred fifty seven written by her great grandmother requesting a pension her great grandfather died in exile in guyville three. florence it's too emotional and especially when you read your name and like. everyone should have access to. a trove of inform

documents are restored and held by george's interior ministry but al-jazeera has been told that may be about to change this room contains more than forty thousand boxes of documents hundreds of thousands of files from george's soviet past it too will become a relic of history when this entire collection transfers to the state national archives the state's national archive failed to respond to repeated interview requests but the director of the interior ministry archive says he's concerned by the censorship threat. there is nothing in those documents to hide and nothing that will create problems for society if someone's close relative was a hero and someone else sold out to the system we have to deal with it long ago. by chance the k.g.b. archives reveals a secret to our producer merriam has discovered a letter from one thousand nine hundred fifty seven written by her great grandmother requesting a pension her great grandfather died in exile in guyville way to retire. from it's too emotional and especially when you read your name and like. everyone should have access to. a trove of info

documents are restored and held by georgia's interior ministry but al-jazeera has been told that may be about to change this room contains more than forty thousand boxes of documents hundreds of thousands of files from georgia's soviet past it too will become a relic of history when this entire collection transfers to the state national archives the state's national archive failed to respond to repeated interview requests but the director of the interior ministry archive says he's concerned by the censorship threat. there is nothing in those documents to hide and nothing that will create problems for society if someone's close relative was a hero and someone else sold out to the system we have to deal with it long ago. by chance the k.g.b. archives reveals a secret to our producer merriam has discovered a letter from one thousand nine hundred fifty seven written by her great grandmother requesting a pension her great grandfather died in exile in guyville to read that. it's too emotional and especially when you read your name and like. everyone should have access to. a trove of inform

for its part italy's interior ministry insists that it doesn't want to argue with france it's not anything spotnitz causing russians between fellow he and the ongoing developments in venezuela have divided nations into two camps according to former belgian parliament and you speak a lot of analyst. do you do you still as a policy that does not lead but let us follow and basically it follows the lead of the united states even great number of your e.u. states who more or less agree without taking the steps recognizing one great goal as president and then there are all those who do take a stand like italy now the divide within the european union on foreign policy issues is not exactly new so this is as such not aggressive them but the fact is that what is happening now is that the strong i can go along that way countries. they decide on the united states. by this whalen's are queuing up in caracas to sign a petition in support of their embattled president nicolas maduro they're calling on the u.s. to stop interfering in their country's affairs yep and that it will reportedly be circulated aro

work for its part to please interior ministry insists that it doesn't want conflict with friends it's not the only spot though about causing russians between fellow members we discuss the underlying issues between you countries with a tally in political scientist on journalist on the former deputy speaker of belgium's parliament. well there are many root causes too disgraceful and small city between the two capitals these root cause is going to be found. of at least since two thousand and eleven the libyan crisis and they have been. somehow quiet for some time to worry need to leave the government has changed. and with the current government there's been a very clear. distrust between the government of the italy in the one the front is a probable foot showing that. a state cannot accept the world is going down and the other one is that claims that politically correct you do even you still as a policy that does not lead but follow and basically it follows the lead of the united states even to a number of your e.u. states who more or less agree readout taking the step of recognizing one

the french interior ministry says the violence was "one—sided".tests began last year over fuel taxes, that's all, stay with bbc news. our top uk story. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, has warned his party to change, or face more resignations. seven backbench mps have quit in protest at jeremy corbyn‘s handling of brexit and the anti—semitism row. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. translation: there is no way the us can crush us. the world needs while way because we are more advanced. they are it defined in the face of intense pressure from the us. and honda's us exit. that uk exit. hello, welcome to asia business report. we start with the company at the centre of the us— china trade war, and that is huawei. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, the founder and ceo of the chinese telecoms giant was defiant, saying pressure from washington will only make it stronger. our asia business correspondent spoke to huawei's famously reclusive founder. this is where he built huawei from the ground up 30 years ago. he turned t

the streets on saturday for the twelfth consecutive weekend of demonstrations according to the interior ministry less than ten thousand nationwide estimates on numbers in paris vary wildly at central locations such as the plastic public hundreds of people gathered while news agencies reported thousands in the capital protesters say they wanted to highlight alleged heavy handedness of authorities today and show solidarity for those injured in previous rallies. i am a victim of police brutality and i want to tell people what happened i should never have been injured i'm not some kind of hooligan who damages things or throws rocks at police or you see according to government estimates some one thousand nine hundred people have been injured in the protests or five of those hundred seriously many of the injuries were caused by rubber bullets used by security forces images can be found on social media activists say they're hoping to document the extent of the alleged police abuse but source information is often inaccurate or sometimes missing entirely. on friday france's top administrative court rejec

. >> a according to the interior ministry, the number of incidences and france have skyrocketed.e 5412018 with reported anti-semitic acts. traveling figures, some the treated to far right ideologies with o others questioning g the yellow vest movement hasn''t emboldened these demonststratio. for a rabbi, everyone must be vigilant. who are the anti-semites and how do they act? today, when people stop talking about the elite and the rich, we can see the conspiracies of the rich. the are associated without word anti-semitism being mentioned. police have opened investigations in relation to each of the anti-semitic acts, but despite in religious hatred has shaken the country. phililip, we are talking about a 74% and anti-semitic attacks. do we know what is behind that jump? >> france has s always had a problem with anti-semitism since the end of the second worldld w. anti-semiticporadic attacks in france. andexample, in cemeteries going all the way back to the 1990's, when there was an atattk against a cemetery, which shocked the nation. since then, they have unfortunately y have had

the french interior ministry says around seventeen thousand people took part in 12th weekend of yellow vest protests. most of the demonstrators were in paris, where police used tear gas to control the crowd. the governor of the us state of virginia has denied wearing a ku klux klan outfit in a university yearbook photograph. on friday ralph northam apologised for appearing in the photo, but now says it wasn't him. at 10pm, rachel schofield will be here with the day's news. first, a special report from finland, which hasjust completed a two year trial of a so—called ‘basic income' for the unemployed. our world has followed four people throughout the experiment to see the impact on their lives. injanuary 2017, finland began a major social experiment. the government started paying 2,000 unemployed finns a basic income. each was promised $650 a month, every month, for the next two years, with no strings attached. for two years, we followed four people chosen to receive basic income. it's a social security, in a way, without the stigma. it's not embarrassing anymore to get benefits. basic i

documents are restored and held by georgia's interior ministry but al-jazeera has been told that may be about to change this room contains more than forty thousand boxes of documents hundreds of thousands of files from georgia's soviet past it too will become a relic of history when this entire collection transfers to the state national archives the state's national archive failed to respond to repeated interview requests but the director of the interior ministry archive says he's concerned by the censorship threat. there is nothing in those documents to hide and nothing that will create problems for society if someone's close relative was a hero and someone else sold out to the system we have to deal with it long ago. by chance the k.g.b. archives reveals a secret to our producer merriam has discovered a letter from one thousand nine hundred fifty seven written by her great grandmother requesting a pension her great grandfather died in exile in guyville to retire. florence it's too emotional and especially when you read your name and like. everyone should have access to. a trove of

demonstrators continued to vent their anger in france for a fifteenth consecutive weekend the french interior ministry says more than forty six thousand people rallied across the country thought that i almost six thousand of them in power. this weekend saw five separate stemmons stray sions organized in just the capital and six protesters were reportedly detained the movement began in november over fuel tax hikes but it since evolved into a stand against them popular government policies ahead of this weekend's action organizers had appealed for thanks for protest all of us have it out for social media they're planning a decisive act which is three days of protest starting march for the director of the french economic observatory believes at the moment and from this perspective it contributed to macros failure as a representative of the the french economy came into power to exercise definite policies to lower taxes for the rich and businesses to keep wages low to cut back social spending and so on it's obvious that he won't give up on the stances due to the yellow vests this week during discussions on

at a news conference today, italy's interior ministry outlined his country's grievances while also insisting italy would welcome talks.s. >> over the past tate of years on the french italian border, the french government, which thinks it is so generous and hospitable, sent back more than 60,000 people including women and children. some were abandoned in the middlele of the night. to me, that is not the behavior of a civilized country. italian police will be forced to reject trains entering italy from france. brent: the future of airbus' prestigious a-380 is on shaky ground yet again. australia's qantas airlines has canceled an order for eight of the superjumbo's. other airlines are reportedly doing the same. the plane was billed as a great way for airlines to dramatically increase passenger numbers but at the same time reduce cost, but at almost $500 million each, few companies are buying. >> is the largest passenger plane in the world. the a-380 is the pride and joy of european aircraft group airbus, but as orders kept plummeting, the group was forced to reduce annual production from 32 jus

protests as yellow vest demonstrators defend their anger over government policies the french interior ministry says more than forty six thousand people rallied all across france on saturday with nearly six thousand of them in the heart of paris. this weekend saw five separate demonstrations organized empires and six protesters are reported to have been detained they yell about the movement began last november over fuel tax hikes and it's evolved since then into protests against the unpopular government policies before the march this saturday online announcements appealed for peaceful action a support for the movement has dipped in recent weeks and amid the well continued outbreaks of. the universe have announced over social media that they're planning what they describe as a decisive act three days of protest starting march the eighth we spoke to the director of the french economic observatory he says the movement is unlikely to get any concessions yes lost as you still need to do all the fronts is resisting we always skeptical towards neoliberal innovations and from this perspective it contri

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claim to have intercepted an arms shipment coming from the us on wednesday according to the interior ministry they stash included rifles ammunition and communications equipment they were allegedly flown in from miami the authorities say the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime. the venezuelan military has also barricaded a bridge on the colombian border to block a delivery of humanitarian aid as you can see to shipping containers and a time to truck have been placed along the highway a convoy of aid donated by the u.s. is currently on its way from the go to according to the colombian government but as well an opposition leader one quite a who has said the supplies will test the military's loyalty to the government the president who has rejected the aid saying the people of venezuela are not beggars and such shipments would be used to justify a foreign military intervention the red cross is stepping up its own aid efforts in venezuela doubling its budget for the country but the group says its policy of a new trial or t. means it cannot take part in the usa deliveries via col

the venezuelan government claimed it had intercepted an arms shipment flew in from miami the interior ministry said the stylish included assault weapons ammunition and communications equipment security officials allege the arms were intended for criminal terrorist groups financed by the us. despite facing immense pressure to step down in venice well this president has told r.t. he will resist washington's push for regime change you can watch our exclusive interview with nicolas maduro an r.t. dot com. there will be no war or military intervention in venezuela about but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't get ready to fight for our land use every media outlet to urge the entire world heads of state heads of government or world leaders social movements and the international community to denounce the absurd steps donald trump is taking against venezuela and to stop him threaten us with a military intervention venezuela has not surrendered and never will what's donald trump sconces belli against venezuela what is it do we have w m d's are we a threat to u.s. national security do you know what the co

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the interior ministry has found that in twenty eieighteen the number of incidents of this nature increreased by 74%4% froe previous year. they involved bevel abuses threats and in some cases physical violence. acts punishable on the french criminal little. among the recent incidents among pointing prominent writer and i'm thinking crawled on the street during a yellow vt prprotest. insulting a personn in public is an offence that carries a fine u up to twelve thousand euros. if the abuse is racicist in nate the perpetrator could face up to one yearar in prison forty five thousand euros in fines. vandalizing grades is also a criminal act which could send the offender to prison for up to three yes. if it's considedered an attack n a particular religion and a fine of forty five ththousand euros could be added. painting swastikas -- other* symbols across public or private properties carries an even heavier punishment of up to five years in prison. most of these anti semitic attacks have been attributed to far right extremists but in recent years a new trend has emerged according to one expert- k

are already a number of charges, according to stefano candiani, anndersecretary of the italian interior ministry. >> ( translated ): the charges ce aret the mayor of ria charges from the judiciary following a lengthy investigation which they essentially uncovered widespread government mismanagement, improper management of public funds. the charges include fake marriages, marriages meant to facilitate the right to remain in italy. >> reporter: he's accused of facilitating sham marriages. is there proof against that? translated ): look, y can't ask me for proof. there's a judicial process at work. >> ( translated ): facilitating illegal immigration, sounds to me like, i don't know what. obviously, i've been through some hars and bitterness. they're accusing me of felonies. >> reporter: did you break the law? >> ( translated ): i'd like to respond by asking a question: weren't there laws in nazi germany, during the third reich? they produced a hunitarian nightmare. people who are fleeing war. from trauma, mery, poverty. i tried simply to offer some sensitivity. and that turned into an extraordinary

according to the interior ministry the stash includes rifles ammunition and communications equipment seems that are allegedly flown in from miami the authorities say the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime political analysts look as colonel told this this could be linked to an opposition request for u.s. support. very alarming if you can bear that yet and reported just a little while ago that that didn't benefit our military opt out of the country were calling on the ministration to provide them with arms and training in order to topple murder and of course this week regulars back to the us or are the a bit controversial or they didn't cry when mercenaries invaded nic i was eighteen under elliott abrams secretary of what you have it's your beret with now well brought back to oversee that as well as on a democratic transition in the top administration moreover we think we just reported just today that the british military and british navy in particular i think inducting military action and it was an additional. educated and they are not u.s. military intervention a

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interior ministry says the hole included rifles ammunition and communications equipment is claimed they were flown in from miami and the authorities say the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime this comes as u.s. national security advisor john bolton and the possible lifting of sanctions for senior military personnel in venezuela who are willing to defect to friends and diplomacy academic dr louis man rose front and warns that such a move has dangerous implications. i think it's a game of carrots and sticks with win win you know the trumpet ministration and all that spokesperson thought about all the offers on the table yet seem to point out this sort of military intervention in seoul it's very very. complex and complicated way of of presenting options on the table and yes it has very negative implications as you probably have seen in the last weeks. you know the call for five thousand troops on the ground and the repercussions of that house and the response from the redeemed to this sort of note from john bolton. you know complicates and leads to seeing this offers u

it's a story we are closely following today the venice wieland interior ministry has claimed the country's authorities have intercepted a weapons shipment alleging they were delivered from the us the cash included high caliber ammunition and rifles on charges as well as radio and mobile communication equipment were discovered on an international airport in the city of lindsay and it's being claimed the shipment arrived from miami the bus times being called part of a crackdown on organized crime and financing terror with an investigation underway to determine who was choose to receive that weapons well let's get some insights on this sunday current political analyst concentrating on venice with a look as good to have you with us if caracas is allegations about the source of the weapons shipment is true alarming is this. this is very alarming you should consider that c.n.n. reported just a little while ago that the dissident venezuelan military officers outside of the country were calling on the trumpet ministrations to provide them with arms and training in order to topple moderate and of c

according to the interior ministry the stash includes rifles ammunition and communications equipment they were apparently flown in from miami if they already say that the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime political analysts to look as kerner says this could be a link to an opposition request for u.s. support. she is very alarming you should consider that c.n.n. reported just a little while ago that they didn't benefit from military officers outside of the country calling on the trump ministration to provide them with arms and training in order to topple mother i mean of course this really brings us back to the u.s. and support the contra war to the naked eye when mercenaries were bitten and i was . under elliott abrams as secretary of western hemisphere. brought back to oversee that it's less than a democratic transition in the top of ministration moreover i think we just reported just today that the british military and british navy in particular i think inducting military exercises both of them as well and additionally. indicated that u.s. military interventio

according to the interior ministry the stuff includes rifles i mean issues and communications equipment they were allegedly flown in from miami the authorities say the bust was part of a broader crackdown an organized crime political analyst lucas corner claims it could be linked though to an opposition request for u.s. support very alarming you can enter that it ended up just a little while ago that they didn't invent a military option outside of the country we're calling on the ministration to provide them with arms and training in order to topple my later on in the pool. this trip brings us back to the u.s. in support of the contra war the nicaraguan mercenaries were barenaked i was manipulated under elliott abrams as secretary of western hemisphere there was now they're brought back to oversee that as well as on a democratic transition in the troubled ministration moreover we think we just want to start reported just today that the british military aggression in particular the ducting military exercises and as well as an additional shock educated on that u.s. military intervention a

and the interior ministry in the region that is entire told us the first piece of information that's very important they know about the problem of the refugees in their region and the second thing they told us we asked them what these problems are they didn't want to specify they said there are mechanisms in place to protect these women but also these mechanisms they could not elaborate because obviously they want to protect the women so they can't reveal that information ok. the latest on her reports on the plight of saudi women seeking asylum here in germany need to thank you thank you. to a wider aspect of social media instagram instagram or influencers it's a theme to get that iconic selfie shot for section location in hong kong people armed with smartphones have been heading to places way off the tourist path especially popular or locations seen in action films like ghost in the shell and transformers and in some cases the situation has got well a little out of hand. hollywood made this corner of hong kong famous now cory day is the place to come and strike a pose. from no incom

the french interior ministry says around seventeen thousand people took part in 12th weekend of yellowrnor of the us state of virginia has denied wearing a ku klux klan outfit in a university yearbook photograph. on friday ralph northam apologised for appearing in the photo, but now says it wasn't him.