several contradictory things even in the case against us 1st of all for example the interior ministry published 9 photos that apparently were taken in support meant of some kind of a drugs lab that he had set up but actually they later admitted only one had actually been taken in his apartment and also there was this huge political pressure that built up over the weekend with protesters assembling outside the interior ministry and even politicians high ranking politicians coming out and talking about the case and now it seems this pressure is continuing here but it seems that the signal that the all floridians are sending today is rather different from the signal that we were getting yesterday yeah we saw images of some of that outrage in russia there was also internet international outrage do you think that could have an impact on how the russian government deals with these types of cases in the future. well it's hard to know yesterday it seemed that people at least waiting outside the interior ministry for go north there was a huge sigh of relief it seemed that the author already is

the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested called off and they've asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. straight to bosco now we join the d. don't you correspondent and we sure would welcome that and really what's behind this surprise move. well on the one hand phil the evidence as you say was always kind of shaky and a bit contradictory from the beginning for example the police published 8 photos which apparently were from a search of going off the apartment where they say they found a kind of drugs lab later they then said that actually. most of those photos apart from one were actually not from going off apartment at all today of the interior ministry has said that actually they have got back results of investigations and the d.n.a. of going off was actually not found on the drugs packages but instead the d.n.a. of several other people was found so there is that kind of shaky evidence based there's been a lot of reporting about that in the past few days and also this case has been really making huge waves in the media an

the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested called enough and they've asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. are for more on this now we're going to go to our correspondent in really sure when she is in moscow in front of the interior ministry good evening to you in releasing what was the atmosphere like there where you are when the minister . well goal enough came out of the entrance that you see behind me and there was a huge there was a huge sigh of relief that was basically palpable in the entire crowd of journalists who had assembled here to report on this case people were chanting his name as well and someone had brought his dog to hand over to him he seemed very relieved at the turn of events that this case has taken. while on the one hand i think it's the evidence the situation with the evidence which was rather contradictory and difficult from the beginning we've just heard that for example the police published 9 photos which showed some sort of a drug lab almost from apartment and later they then admitted that actually

the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested call them off and they've asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. news is often dominated by stories of war conflict and destruction so it's easy to think that the world is becoming a movie violent place not so according to the global peace index that's a study published today by the australia based independent think tank the institute for economics and peace it says for the 1st time in 5 years global peacefulness is on the rise taking militarize ation as one of its indicators it says in 2018 more countries decrease their spending on militarization than increased it that's $106.00 and it says global economic impact of violence that's the cost of containing preventing and dealing with consequences of violence was also done amounting to just over 11 percent of the world g.d.p. iceland remains the top of the list as the most peaceful countries in the world what gonna stand replaces syria as the least peaceful and yemen joins the bottom 5 countries for the 1st time but perhaps most signific

georgia's interior ministry labels szeged protest and country in the country's capital massive coup more than 70 people are injured as anger erupts over a russian m.p. being allowed to address the parliament and facebook is under the spotlight again as reports claim is paul working conditions at the social media giant splosion comes by a group of employees who filter extreme content to the site. always see every single day you see pain and suffering and for days in fact in my mind it just makes you angry. because they're not doing anything. for their good morning just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching international now iran has the international community to stop washington's destabilizing actions in the persian gulf comes after shot down an american

rather, the governor who reports to the interior ministry.he interior ministry is run by a member of conservative islamist president recep tayyip erdogan's justice and development party which frowns upon this sort of alternative lifestyle. istanbul lgbtqi community has put out a statement saying we are here. get used to it. we are not leaving. i'm ben wedeman, cnn, reporting from a very noisy istanbul. >> and stay tuned. we'll have special coverage of world pride, our special pride & progress is just moments away. >>> a look at our top stories. three people were arrested and eight injured during violent protests in portland, oregon, saturday, according to police. demonstrators threw containers that looked like milkshakes but contained, instead, quick-dry concrete. three officers were among those injured. the clashes started after several different groups of anti-fascists and right wing demonstrators collided in a downtown square. >>> dominican republic officials say they are looking for one more person involved in the shooting of former baseb

the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested called enough and they've asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. and for more let me join emily's show when as you. and each of you know why good to know was suddenly set free on tuesday. well i think i'm right it was a bit of a mix on the on the one hand you have the fact that the evidence from the beginning was rather shaky to say the least. we just heard that police published 9 photos that apparently showed some some something like a drugs. apartment later they that admitted that actually 8 of those photos were taken in governance apartment yesterday the interior minister announced that d.n.a. had actually not been found on the drugs packets so that's all rather paul problematic and then there was also the huge public pressure surrounding the case including the protests including the media solidarity and actually also high ranking politicians were coming out in the past few days including the speaker of the upper house of parliament valentino much bianco who said that this case was

the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested called off and they have asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. let's bring in our correspondent emily sure when she's standing by at a demonstration in solidarity with the north in central moscow hi emily so people as we said gathering in solidarity with the journalists today but there have also been a number of people detained to tell us what's happening around you. well actually just now sumi here at a square where people are still gathering people are being kind of still arrested left and right just now i was standing here and someone was literally taken off this small wall that i'm standing on and arrested apparently according to reports more than 90 people have been arrested in total but that looks number looks looks set to rise the protesters were peacefully marching along the boulevards here in moscow and the police was kind of trying to block their path as they went to clear demonstrators there telling people to clear this area as well as the protesters not officially au

the interior ministry is at the beginning of the avenue.his is closer to the medina side of the old city side, where there is plenty of commerce next to the central market, where there are plenty of grocers. it looks like some in the neighborhood have been injured to varying degrees. of those see some videos here on france 24. have you heard anything more from other witnesses? >> we saw one witness talking about and asked ocean they had seen, they saw a ball of flame, her glass shattering -- heard glass shattering. some witnesses said there was a suicide bomber. others were pointing to a suitcase that appeared to be next to the vehicle that was targeted. clear details on how the attack happened. the ministry has said it was a man.de bomber and it was a we should get more details in the coming hour. genie: thank you for that. we will let you get back to your reporting. 24's senior reporter, catherine nourse trent, joins me to talk about the situation in tunisia. attack's? are terror >> there have been terror .ttacks tunisia had a revolution

adult he's been living here on humanitarian visas since but in late 2015 he was informed the interior ministry was considering rejecting his latest renewal request over security concerns the ministry cited the nature of some of the images he was posting on social media and alleged links to hamas which are denies he's long been a well known figure at the mosque compound volunteering as a medic and an activist before his growing focus on patrol graffiti so i'm hired full time last year by turkey's an adult agency. lawyer has taken his case to the supreme court arguing the security concerns are a pretext to get rid of a journalist whose work the government doesn't like we see a straight line connection between his walk is drawn least to the fact that he annoyed these really authorities and to the current situation where he's under bars and we think it's illegal. to to keep him under arrest. israel's interior ministry declined our request for a statement saying only that our whole roof was arrested due to an illegal stay in israel it still intends to deport him to jordan he has no right to citizen

french emergency room workers have protested in front of the health ministry in paris against interior rating wowoing coititions. --eteriorating working conditions. budget cuts and an aging population have increasingly put the public health care system under strain. protest leaders in sudan have reportedly agreed to resume talks with generals on handing over power to a civilian government. the movable into three-day strike which iss left the capitl largrgely deserted. it was called after opposition groups after security forces killed dozens of people while breaking up a peaceful protest. a a former guerrilla leader has been sworn into congress in columbia. he becamame a lawmakaker for t e farq's n new political party unr terms of the police -- of the agreement he helped draft. amazon has moved past apple and google to become the world's most valuable company. the value of the e-commerce giants brand surged 52%, to $315 billion. this leaves apple in second placace, and lastt year's top brand, google, now in third place. in moscow, investigative journalist ivan gulanov has been released

germany to go and joy and isis and following a question from a member of the bundestag to the interior ministry it's been revealed that in 160 cases those identified as extremists have disappeared without a trace occasionally such individuals could have succeeded in escaping and all disappearing in an attempt to alleviate fears of isis terrorists living among german society the federal government has said that they are convinced that it would be extremely unlikely that anyone who had traveled to join isis would be able to come back to germany and live or noticed however the m.p. that 1st raised concerns says she's not convinced considering the surest fragmented protection of the ease external borders it is particularly worrying that the federal government has a pattern taken no further measures to prevent the uncontrolled reentry of isis militants 2 thirds of those who have left the country have german citizenship this presents another issue what to do with those who want to return to germany well in the case of isis supporter. he's currently being held in a kurdish jail his lawyers are suing t

it has changed in the past 6 months the interior ministry has set up a special task force to look into right wing violence it has recently issued a report describing what it sees as a serious threat of political violence on the far right however in the longer term it certainly has i think to some degree relativize right wing violence by equally emphasizing islamist violence although in fact if you look at the absolute numbers the fact is there have been a lot more crimes associated with the right wing than with islamist terrorism so i think yes the changes are happening but they're happening slowly and if they do you know to the day that the only surviving member of a racially motivated rightwing finn was convicted for rule in the killings of 10 people on the concerns that that does not and that is not the end of the story actually well yes there are as i said the interior ministry issued a report in this year that says that of 24000 people in germany known to be associated with right wing extremist groups up to 50 percent 12000 may be potentially violent and dangerous we've also seen

also to come georgia's interior ministry labels huge protests in the country's capital a massive wall than 70 people are injured as anger erupts over russian and he being allowed to address the parliament and facebook is under the spotlight again this report claims paul working conditions the social media giant disclosure by a group of employees comes a year after one of its moderate since died at their workplace. always seem to up every single day. you see pain and suffering and for days in fact in my mind it just makes you angry. because you're not doing anything. good morning welcome you watching r.t. international where it's just gone 8 o'clock in moscow iran has the international community to stop washington's destabilizing actions in the persian gulf it comes after taran shot down an american military surveillance drone over the strategic strait of hormuz on thursday the u.s. president has spoken out on the incident saying the islamic republic has made a major miscalculation. god made a big mistake and made a very bad mistake ok i didn't read it how i mean you'll find out and yo

systems like amazon selects are constantly collecting information about their owners now germany's interior ministry wants to access that data to fight crime but privacy campaigners say that's a step too far. plus australian football fans of breathe a huge sigh of relief at the women's world cup as one of the tournament favorites returns to the winner's circle at the expense of powerhouse brazil. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us. the united states and iran escalate their war of words over attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. military has released a video that it says supports claims that tehran is to blame for the explosions now u.s. secretary of state mike pompei also alleges that tehran was behind the blasts but iran says the u.s. allegations are baseless. smoke billows from a stricken ship but is it a smoking gun the u.s. says iran was behind attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman. this is that's what it's based on intelligence the weapons used the level of expertise needed to execute the operation recent similar arabian attacks on shipping and the fact that

israel's interior ministry declined our request for a statement saying only that our whole roof was arrested due to an illegal stay in israel it still intends to deport him to jordan he has no right to citizenship but his legal team says jordanian officials have indicated they would reject such a move for his wife to mom deportation is the biggest fear the prospect of his living in a country where she and their daughter have no right to live not knowing when if ever there in force separation would end sorry for said occupied east jerusalem or i there is plenty come on this including a russian investigative journalist who's put under house arrest after being charged with drugs offenses. how coffee shop owners see any iran are finding new ways to beat u.s. sanctions to continue providing much needed caffeine to people. bought host nation england hit back with a big win at cricket world cup. first though albania's president has cancelled upcoming local elections citing the knees to reduce political tension earlier. tens of thousands of albanians amassed in the capital tehran up for another week

he was detained in france today by anti—corru ption officials at the interior ministry in the capitalere for us. he was reported to have been brought to the building behind me.. the anti—corruption to the building behind me.. the anti—corru ption office of to the building behind me.. the anti—corruption office of the judicial police are based in this building and they have been questioning him all today. his lawyer left a little earlier and went back into the building and was rented by a throng ofjournalists but did not answer any questions at the time. and no sign of platini himself either. but his focus was a hasissued himself either. but his focus was a has issued a statement. it was issued in french i will paraphrase it somewhat. he said he is in no way under arrest, that he is being questioned for technical reasons and that he is answering all questions and has nothing to reproach himself over and he is confident of the outcome. no reaction from uefa today 01’ outcome. no reaction from uefa today orfrom outcome. no reaction from uefa today or from fifa either. outcome. no reactio

that is what pushed the ministry of interior to start looking at things seriously to see whether. something that gone wrong because we would had protests public protests journalists and politicians public protests in front of the ministry of interior really got things going. with us live to our get independent political analyst alexandra bruno to discuss this further mr brunei thanks for coming on the program for us and what does the case really mean for journalism in both russia and the rest of the world do you think. thank you well i think the timing of the release in particular is very interesting because it coincides with the u.s. making an extradition request for joy in the sun and we have a contrast ing story here all of a sudden. you know the russian press seems freer or at least. that's the impression that i mean there couldn't help but noting the 2 stories together today. and also it was very interesting to see that margarita simonyan the one of the heads of our tea your network coming out in support of the journalist good enough whose name have reminds me of her novel by

he's been detained in france by anti corruption officials at the interior ministry in the capital paris been there for us. he was reported to have been brought into the building behind me. the anti—corruption into the building behind me. the anti—corru ption office of into the building behind me. the anti—corruption office of the judicial police is based on this building and they have been questioning him all today. lawyer left a little earlier. he was surrounded by a throng of journalists but he didn't answer any questions at the time and no sign of platini himself that his spokesperson has issued a statement. he was in no way under arrest. he is answering all questions that he has nothing to reproach himself over. absolutely confident. there has been no reaction today or from fifa. absolutely confident. there has been no reaction today orfrom fifa. they say they are not in a position to comment further but french police can detain michel platini for up to 48 hours in this building. defending champions kashima antlers beat sanfrecee hiroshima 1—0 in the home leg of their asian champion

italian interior ministry. has claimed the crew of the sea watch 3 committed an act of war by ramming a police boat the captain of the rescue ship. could face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel into lampedusa bay back into defended her act as necessary to avert a human tragedy. leaders of european in turkey police have used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a rally by the people marking annual gay pride day in istanbul gay rights groups enacted this had defied an official ban on the event to gather in the city the pride of it has been banned in turkey since 24000 when 100000 people took part in the march the turkish government outlawed cried describing the community as objectionable to society. correspondent dorian jones was close to where the events unfolded and has this information. well where i am is where the l g b t private would have been if it had not be but it was banned and this very heavy police presence which is still continuing now hundreds possibly thousands of people covered i

that was a large issue to large debate between actually within the conservatives between the interior ministry minister story and the german chancellor and of course these issues seem to keep popping up time and time again which is why the credibility of this coalition keeps being brought into question well under analysis was the 1st female leader of the german social democrats now before we talk more about her decision to resign let's take a quick look back at her career. it was the high point of her career in april 20000 and to be anonymous became the head of the social democrats for the 1st time in the party's long history a woman who was at the helm is going skilling in the end we're going to make it together we are strong we will succeed that's my promise. her commitment to the social democrats was unwavering born into a working class family in former west germany now as founded the 1st local s.p.d. association in a conservative district her political views have typically ranged from far left to moderate. in 1905 the newly elected socialist youth chairwoman professed her feet and karl mar

alexa is said out loud every piece of information is stored in the cloud that's made the german interior ministry take notice it wants to explore whether alexa and systems like it can be useful in fighting crime. khan the police he needs to politicians can't just log on while the internet aids criminals that's when gates starts what matters it's not about law abiding citizens who have to fear they're being monitored delegates so technically speaking getting a hold of crime related data would be possible but most servers where the data is stored are located in other countries amazon recently made it clear that no customer data would be released without a valid legal order that means it will hand over customer information if order to according to u.s. law american intelligence services are allowed to ask for customer data and pass it on at least when it pertains to foreign nationals but german data protectionists are skeptical. of the price the price for these demands would be to make expensive deals with other countries which would then through their intelligence agencies only ground facilitate ac

that was a large issue to lodge debate between actually within the conservatives between the interior ministry minister story and the german chancellor and of course these issues seem to keep popping up time and time again which is why the credibility of this coalition keeps being brought into question well under analysts was the 1st female leader of the german social democrats and before we talk more about her decision to resign let's take a quick look back at her career. it was the high point of her career in april 20000 and to be anonymous became the head of the social democrats for the 1st time in the party's long history a woman who was at the helm is going skilling in the end we're going to make it together we are strong we will succeed that's my promise. her commitment to the social democrats was unwavering born into a working class family in former west germany now as founded the 1st local s.p.d. association in a conservative district her political views have typically ranged from far left to moderate. in 1905 the newly elected socialist youth chairwoman professed her feet and karl mar

that was a large issue to large debate between actually within the conservatives between the interior ministry minister story and the german chancellor and of course these issues seem to keep popping up time and time again which is why the credibility of this coalition keeps being brought into question well under analysts was the 1st female leader of the german social democrats and before we talk more about her decision to resign let's take a quick look back at her career. it was the high point of her career in april 20000 and to be anonymous became the head of the social democrats for the 1st time in the party's long history a woman who was at the helm is going skilling you know we're going to make it together we are strong we will succeed that's my promise. her commitment to the. social democrats was unwavering born into a working class family in former west germany now is founded the 1st local s.p.d. association in a conservative district her political views have typically ranged from far left to moderate. in 1905 the newly elected socialist youth chairwoman professed her feet and karl marx

interior ministry said that around 500 people had been arrested by around the time polls closed today including several journalists who are out there before the protest. it's my understanding that the journalists are now released or most of them although i haven't confirmed all of that but many of the demonstrators are who are protesting peace peacefully are still in detention the police when i was out on the screen today you know they were very forceful you know wearing black mask squad and right here. they dragged many protesters to vans in boxes that were wager by loading them on their way to pay for them detained and i hauled off to jail so this is by far the most dramatic thing that we saw in terms of arrests the metol action process but it also fits with what had been kind of simmering under the surface in half of the build up to the post which also saw a pretty systemically crackdown on activists but i got the protesters dramatic and also emotional just based on the pictures that we've been seeing there but as you mention is that the biggest protests in kazakhstan for years tel

depression's own and the german interior ministry the government doesn't want to open itself to accusations that it turns a blind eye to far right activities. and it doesn't turn and it's the far right extremist attack on a leading representative of our state is a warning signal for us all to be. on solid. authorities are investigating whether the alleged perpetrator acted alone as part of a group or is just one part of a much broader right wing terrorist network it. makes them is the suspect has a far right extremist career behind him if you will which started in the late 1980 s. since then he's been part of the far right scene and has been convicted of a far right crime has begun and he's long been on the radar of the domestic intelligence service that is for some should. but in 2009 the suspect went quiet and had more or less fallen off the radar. at his marksman's club no one will confirm whether he had access to weapons in the town of islam where the politician volta look and was killed hopes were high that the case will soon be cleared up the idea that he might have been murdered for