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return to chinese rule and warned against foreign interference in both the kal and hong kong's internal affairs. what i would like to emphasize is that after the return of hong kong macao to the motherland the pairs of the 2 special administrative region are completely china's internal affairs which brooks no finger pointing from any external forces the chinese government the chinese people's will to safeguard national sovereignty security and development interests are rock hard we will never allow any external forces to interfere in hong kong and macau affairs. military students from saudi arabia studying in the united states of being cleared to fly again following an investigation into an attack at an air base the pentagon said on thursday it found no threat in its review of around 850 students and lifted a freeze on operational training earlier this month the saudi air force officers shot dead 3 people at the base in florida. at least 19 civilians have been killed in the latest round of russian attacks on rebel held areas of northwestern syria dozens more were injured shelling it is strike s

return to chinese rule and warned against foreign interference in both macau and hong kong's internal affairs well. what i would like to emphasize is that after the return of hong kong macao to the motherland the pairs of the 2 special administrative region are completely china's internal affairs which brooks no finger pointing from any external forces the chinese government the chinese people's will to safeguard national sovereignty security and development. we will never allow any external forces to interfere in hong kong and macau affairs or do you go full on joins us now live from. patriotism is the word of the day. that's right the president xi jinping said it was my cows patriotism to china that underlined the city success the city is a gambling have far exceeding las vegas in its takings that also going to be one of the richest cities in the world according to the i.m.f. and so she wanted to highlight my cows monitory and financial success he also talked about sending a message and he did not talk about sending a message to hong kong but it was largely seen as a rebuke to hong kong a c

people are served in the fighting units of the ministry of internal affairs get one of these i was deputy commander in the 1st group this is the card you get if you were in the sober. bella ruse has several special units made up of hardened soldiers who are loyal to their president here they show what they're capable of in the men's football stadium images from 20 years ago. saw his mission was to tackle smugglers and the mafia but our witness says that wasn't their sole task sauber was also deployed to forcibly eliminate the opposition. this is. in this summary i made a note of who was involved in the elimination of zachary and co on may the 7th and who was involved in eliminating gunshot on september the 16th who series a list of all the people who knew about it and who were involved is this. who all of your orders were given verbal ie the media just all of them there is no written evidence because of the over here recordings no minutes reports or anything like that of. all of. the corn sure it was probably on behalf of president lucas shanker or lib i don't know i can't say. lin's not

trunk on hong kong protecting democracy or more meddling in the internal affairs of china also can nato's european members reimagine the alliance and more terror on the streets of london. international now 5 people including a mother who had just given birth have reportedly been killed by a u.s. drone in afghanistan's border province of cost the missiles that targeted the car carrying 3 taliban fighters who were killed along with 2 civilians including the mother afghan officials say the attack happened late on friday night or early saturday morning but the pentagon says incident took place on thursday adding that it knows about the collateral damage we are aware of the allegations of civilian casualties and working with local authorities to determine the veracity of these claims. afghan civilian casualties from aerial operations in $2900.00 have reached the highest in a decade up to september this year almost $900.00 civilians were injured or killed 3 quarters of the casualties are from nato led coalition airstrikes this according to the u.n. assistance mission in afghanistan now the stop

soviet style is much in evidence a corner building on independence street houses the ministry of internal affairs once the work place of year is occurring next door the headquarters of the intelligence service the k.g.b. back then as today a field center of power all a vulture it has suffered a great deal of persecution and suppression by the state the civil rights activist and lawyer represents the secular and her family in minsk there were here we are in germany soccer and those wives this is his eldest daughter that's me in the middle the writers are correct his wife they live in germany as political refugees. there is an atmosphere of fear in our country if you express your opinions and you can end up in jail or be forced into corrective therapy that soviet system still exists in our country today. the 2nd case in september 1909. and businessmen. were kidnapped. too. and members of the opposition to the president the witness tells us that both of them were to be eliminated. what was this is the military base invaded. by. this this is where we killed them was a sort of the dance of the road af

evidence of how aggrieved china's governments at what it sees as serious interference in its internal affairs of the u.s., by congress, by president ump, in signing into law these new pieces of legislation. the minister of foreign affairs is restating that it sees it as a serious breach of international law and sees it as, as i sd, interference in its internal affairs.. all of this is going on in the context of his ongoing protest in hong kong, now very much into the six-month, and into the negotiations between the united states and china. there has been much anticipation in the passed weeks about the possibility of both sis agree to a phase one agreement focusing on agricultural products being sold in thet .s. to chinathat has yet to any fruit. laura: and tn there were 16. that is the number of democrats left running for president after two dropouts. former pennsylvania congressman joe sestak called it quits over the weekend, and this morning montana governorteve bullock joined him. is the field finally becoming manageable? for more i spoke earlier to the bbc's anthony zurcher. does thi are

impose sanctions on the national endowment for democracy national democratic institute for international affairs international republican institute human rights watch freedom house and other n.g.o.s are actively involved in the hong kong riots as to when it will end it depends on america's behavior. this comes hot on the heels of trump signing into law last week the hong kong human rights and democracy 8 year old just a short sanction any chinese and hong kong officials believed to be involved in human rights violations in the special administrative region decision was met with jubilation by hong kong protesters they swarmed outside the u.s. consulate waving american flags and singing the u.s. national anthem of the pack don't want at the university of bath police or the outcome in hong kong will be the opposite of what the united states wanted. i think almost the trauma storing he's trying to or the crease. barkan in troops in this hand in trying to get a good deal with china and obviously ward china is doing is trying to do too tough on up more measures on the whole call. unfortunates the hong

beijing's prime ministeam says ica is interfering in china's internal affairs. preside senate and trump still need to sign off on the bill before it get -- takes effect. here is our china correspondent. reporter: china has long insisted it is building not prisons, but schools. now in response to the u.s. bill, it has issued another angry defense of its policies. >> thiis holy china's internal affair and we want let any foreign country interfere. the u.s. act smears our efforts to counter terrorism. chinese people will see through the hypocrisy and vicious intentions. reporter: but the evidence of coercion and control with watchtowers and barbed wire is now well documente including by the bbc's own investigations. aminside the c, the uighurs and other muslim minorities are subjectedo thought control, targeting not so much extremism as almost only -- any expression of faith. after months of international criticism and concer, the u.s. house of representatives has passed a set of measures thatwo d, if they become law, mark the most significant attempt to dateo sure

france germany and canada of interfering in its internal affairs in argentina supporters of the peronist party are celebrating its return to power at a rally and when as dire as many supporters dressed as eva peron the wife of the former president one parent a lot of the occasion around this movement has been a major force in argentina politics since peron's presidency in the 1940 s. . those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stage and dance of watching. what does it take to become an indian citizen the government says a proposed new law offers a home for those fleeing religious persecution but opponents say it excludes one group of muslims and undermines the country's secular identity what will it mean for the constitution and envious hitcher this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm helmer he'd seen a proposal that would bring sweeping changes to india's 64 year old citizenship law is dividing politicians and activists and sponsoring charges of religious bigotry the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p says it offers a safe ha

democracy or more meddling in the internal affairs of china also can nato as european members reimagine the alliance and more terror on the streets of london. talking some real news i'm joined by i guess robert bridge he's in our website writer also we have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst and editor at me internet media project and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he is the editor. politics 1st magazine hi gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime one and i always appreciate it let's go to marcus 1st in london let's talk about. the trump and ministrations agreement least tacitly to sanction the china over what's going on in hong kong when this something i just don't really seem to understand i mean out and looking at hong kong i know that there's an enormous amount of inequality there that is the responsibility of the hong kong government and it's a one country 2 systems so why all the arrow at beijing and of course we know the united states is cheering it on along with its western allies as an irritant to china go ahead marcus your though

trump on hong kong protecting democracy or more meddling in the internal affairs of china also can nato as european members reimagine the alliance and more terror on the streets of london. as labor has spent a mollusc in america and the average income for americans hasn't budged at all in 2030 years because they were neutered from their ability to compete for capital labor has no seat at the table labor has no seat at the central bank labor has been abandoned the jobs have been shipped overseas wall street now gets all the crap they get 100 percent of the capital every dollar part to buy the fed goes directly to wall street bypasses labor bypasses a way to. welcome back and over to john me now where a change in leadership and one of the ruling coalition parties has left a big question mark hanging over the alliance's future with new people at its helm the social democratic party is expected to tilt to the left something that's likely to upset the conservative allies evangelise sepsis looks at how the long standing status quo and jobs in politics could soon change and who may fill the va

has been going on now for 5 years here to talk about is liana fix she's program director of international affairs at the curb a foundation and an expert on russia and eastern europe thanks for being with us this morning those are we just heard in our report ukraine wants to bring the dawn bus region back under government control how realistic is that. it is very unrealistic in the shot that ukraine will be able to bring the region back and the government could well what we have at least is an agreement on a path for what that is what is called the so-called steinmeyer form that there will be local elections which will be followed by a special status for that i'm. after german president and founder is 9 miles right exactly that's where this formula comes from however this still barely a lot of questions how this formula will be implemented so 1st of all will this fall going to be implemented under control of the well both sides under government control and international control so that many steps that have to be considered until they can be steps for what which will perhaps in the end lead to the

continue to watch very closely here and i was there francis from the barcelona center for international affairs thank you for joining us on al-jazeera now the bodies of 6 more people killed in a volcanic eruption in new zealand have now been recovered taking the number of dead to 14 but 2 others are still missing families of those who died away said on the mainland sharing operation on white island a military team wearing gas masks and protective clothing spent 4 hours there despite fears that the volcanic could erupt again they'll go back again on saturday to try to find the remaining 2 bodies about 30 people are currently being treated in hospital for severe burns after monday's tragedy unfortunately there are mines 2 more people there we need to find so we can also return them. so this operation will continue. we will. have to known returning with a aerial search of cargo to see if we can identify anyone else on the island and we are also right now are deploying our dive team to search the surrounding waters. and new zealand's prime minister just has praised the recovery teams for their cour

chinese rule and warns against foreign interference in both macau and hong kong's internal affairs well you know what i would like to emphasize is that after the return of hong kong macao to the motherland the pairs of the 2 special administrative region are completely china's internal affairs which brooks no finger pointing from any external forces the chinese government the chinese people's will to safeguard national sovereignty security and development interests are rock hard we will never allow any external forces to interfere in hong kong and macau affairs japanese prime minister shinzo abi has called on iran's president to stick to the international nuclear deal in an effort to east tensions between to iran and washington that made the comments while meeting hassan rouhani in tokyo the united states unilaterally withdrew from the nuclear deal last year and reimpose sanctions against iran as a countermeasure iran has steadily been walking away from the commitments made under the agreement turkey says it cannot remain silent against what it describes as russian backed mercenaries wh

france germany and canada of interfering in its internal affairs. and security forces in iraq are enforcing a complete lockdown in the southern city of karbala checkpoints have been established people are being prevented from entering or leaving the city residents have been mourning a prominent activist who was shot dead late on sunday after attending protests. i was particular. in argentina supporters of the peronist party celebrating its return to power at a rally in bonn as many supporters dressed as eva peron the wife of the former president one pair on. a major force in politics since peron's presidency in the 1940 s. president elect alberto fernandez. on tuesday was at the march he spoke to supporters of the peronist party. we peronist social justice equality and an end to poverty unemployment and sovereignty above all. heaven fears. here indeed. there was a party here with people who were afraid about what's coming next in our. great economic growth. even when they meet. now france will host an international conference and result in the polit

the return to chinese rule and border guards foreign interference but the cow and hong kong's internal affairs. protests have started up again in new delhi and elsewhere in india against a citizenship law that opponents see is as he muslim 3 protesters were shot and killed on thursday hundreds were detained the new law makes it easier for refugees and migrants from 3 neighboring countries to get indian citizenship but excludes muslims protesters say it goes against india's secular constitution. donald trump is demanding an immediate trial in the u.s. senate a day after being impeached by the house of representatives but house speaker nancy pelosi says she won't send the case until she knows how the proceedings will be managed in the senate which is controlled by trump's republican party senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has already asked colleagues to correct what he calls a toxic impeachment democratic presidential hopefuls have faced off in los angeles in the 6 primary debates all 7 candidates of being vying to convince voters that they'd be best suited to take on donald trump been mixe

macao to the motherland the pairs of the 2 special administrative region are completely china's internal affairs which brooks no finger pointing from any external forces the chinese government the chinese people's will to safeguard national sovereignty security and development interests are rock hard we will never allow any external forces to interfere in hong kong and macau affairs well it appears 1st microsatellite has blasted into orbit to monitor climate change thanks to funding from china the $8000000.00 craft who also gather mining and agriculture data ethiopia also plans to launch a communication satellites of dutch activists have won a legal battle to force government leaders to take action on climate change the supreme court to form a verdicts forcing the government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent by next year compared to 1900 apples government lawyers argued that judges shouldn't be allowed to dictate policy but judges said in action on climate change puts everyone at risk a strangely as prime minister has cut short his holiday in hawaii and apologize for leaving the c

says german vice chancellor shots so these sanctions constitute serious interference in the internal affairs of germany and europe and of our own sovereignty we have checked to them in the strongest terms moreover this behavior is entirely in comprehensible and is not at all appropriate between friends and nato allies. the sanctions target companies like swiss based all sees it operate ships that lay pipelines at sea but because the sanctions could threaten business the company does in the united states its announced its suspending work stream to many german politicians are outraged by the american measures. just wants more markets for their fracking they want to force europeans to buy environment damaging fracking again. but the government in berlin says it won't retaliate. we do not want to trade in warm weather on this issue or any other we believe the political differences should be resolved politically and shouldn't contribute to making a trade conflicts worse conflict. the consortium building north stream too says construction will continue but finishing the pipeline may now take longe

and germany or the show it's called them quote a severe intervention in german and european internal affairs this comes as the sanctions prompted a company laying pipelines for the pipes for the pipeline to stop construction on friday president donald trump approved the move against involved in building north stream the u.s. has criticized the project for handing too much power to russia. 'd the sanctions on the north stream 2 projects are included in a wide ranging us defense spending bill president signed the legislation into law a ceremony held its full space just outside washington. it's now my honor to. sign the 2000 to $1.00 the marriage bill defense authorization act into law. the sanctions target companies involved in the almost 10000000000 euro project to double the pipeline capacity covering russia not true so europe's leading economy germany. most of that pipeline has been completed all seized the company building the unfinished section through danish territorial waters announced it was holding its work in anticipation of the new law washington had made it clear in advance that no

i don't think it is going to happen anytime soon china is sees this as their internal affair they are talking about combating terrorism they are not admitting the human rights violations that are happening what in the short term might. happen is that they will and hounds their propaganda efforts they have also threatened to ban americans from traveling to the region but on the long run pressure on beijing is mounting on various issues and she john is just one of them trade is another one hong kong is another one now hong kong and she and john these 2 major human rights issues international human rights issues that. is facing right now might on the long term how of an impact beijing i think was not expecting international reaction to be this fierce lettuce thanks very much for that from beijing. well the climate activist. taking a break in lisbon portugal right now after selling cross the atlantic he's headed for the u.n. climate summit that's in madrid spain is due to arrive there on friday. the final moments of the nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united state

continues to "metal" in china's internals affairs, it might jeopardize talks.weets andalso commentary that the u.s. was -- china aher specific quantity in terms of agricultural purchases. they say that also jeopardizes the future of these talks. they say that they need to roll back, not just a scrapping of they december 15 tariffs, but they need to be rolled back as well. if that is an accurate -- accurate portrayal, those challenges and hurdles remain. shery: given that uncertainty over trade, the economy, any chance the pboc could veer away from the current stance of targeted measures and we could see full-fledged monetary easing? reporter: that's a very good question. we heard from the pboc governor who came out in a commentary piece of the weekend saying it was essential that the central bank did not resort to unconventional measures at this stage. he said the pboc should be prepared and officials should be repaired for a prolonged global slowdown saying monetary a lessee should remain prudent, but with room for adjustment. again, staying they should -- say

we welcome a russian expert, professor of international affairs at the new school in new york, and fromton, bloch sloat, robert fellow in foreign policy at the brookings institute. let's start with you about exactly what vladimir putin appears to be doing with respect to president erdogan. they seem to be getting quite close after turkey shot down one of their -- >> we know politics moves quickly and international affairs moves quickly and they have become bosom friends. originally boastful about shooting down a plane and saying turkey has its own policy in syria which is different from the russia. immediatelyin stopped trait, stop tourism, which turkey glide on -- relied on quite a bit in their economy. this year they already met about five times, they call each other bosom friends. said he and vladimir putin are elder statement. a lot of them is the selling to turkey and vladimir putin is making -- is working hard to make that happen. it is hard to me -- it is clear to me what is in it for president putin. he can peel off turkey from native and a u.s. alliance. what is in it for turke

these sanctions constitute a serious interference in the internal affairs of germany and europe and therefore sovereignty we object to them in the strongest terms moreover this behavior is entirely in comprehensible and is not at all appropriate between friends of the nato allies who has their vice chancellor schultz will be w.'s chief political ad is i'm here to christiane joins me now in the studio to talk through all of this good to see me here so the construction of north stream to its ground to a halt for the time being do these sanctions mean that project is off the table to get known and it's actually very unlikely that u.s. sanctions will stop this project from going to high heads overall because it's more strategic than it is a technical question at the moment is a swiss company that is simply afraid to continue any work because of the threat of sanctions and they have specialty ships so that the technology you can't replace but what you also can't replace the strategic alliance between germany and russia on this particular point of energy security of energy supplies this is a projec

well earlier we spoke to leon affix international affairs director at the chroma foundation she told us why this meeting with president putin is so important for ukraine's blog amir selenski to get right. it is very important and old so he wanted an aliyah summit he wanted summit only in september so it has been the russian side which has postponed the summit for the 9th give us a very important it takes place before the end of this this is part of this company also back home he's facing anti-government protests protests for the 1st time this is not because they demand they demand peace from selenski absolutely but also because the koreans are afraid of a capitulation that selenski since he is an inexperienced politicizing or make too many concessions to the russian side pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong have called for strikes across the territory the call comes a day after protesters staged their biggest anti-government rally in months organizers say 800000 joined the march on sunday called to mark 6 months since the start of mass demonstrations calling for more autonomy wha

impose sanctions on the national endowment for democracy national democratic institute for international affairs international republican institute human rights watch freedom house and other n.g.o.s are actively involved in the hong kong riots as to when it will end it depends on america's behavior. this comes hot on the heels of trump signing into law last week the hong kong human rights and democracy act the new legislation would sanction any chinese and hong kong officials believed to be involved in human rights violations in the special administrative region times decision was met with jubilation by protesters in hong kong they swarmed outside the u.s. consulate waving american flags and thing in the u.s. national anthem. dr pack known juan is a senior lecturer in politics and international relations at the university of bath and kearney joins me on the line now very good evening to you tube and what we're witnessing now donald trump's move china's countermove is this is all part of the dance of of an ongoing trade negotiations or is it a sign that things aren't going well. well i think i ag