led coalition against islamic state. as has been pointed out, the ypg which is linked to the [inaudible]. that is a dominant component of the syrian democratic forces. when it was set up in 2015 it was really an attempt at a rebranding. i think they tried to downplay the ypg dominance of it and although the sdf, ypg incorporated many local arabs into their ranks, it still dominated by veteran kurdish caterers and people linked to the pkk and that does trigger some local resentment on the ground but also in relation to this particular question, it infuriates turkey which sees essentially the u.s. as bolstering the pkk. so there is not really a resolution i think that actually would -- there would not be a resolution between turkey and the united states on this issue that would effectively preserve the democratic forces in the long run. essentially, the choice would be between an increase or expansion of syrian central government control, or controlled by syrian rebel groups that have been backed by turkey and expanded fur

in early 2016, the city of mosul in iraq was under the control of the islamic state group.d come across, and would target ancient artefacts with impunity. that was the case with the mashki gate in mosul. this is what it once looked like. it was one of the monumental gates to the ancient assyrian city of nineveh, which was, at one point, the largest city in the world. mosul was effectively bulldozed by the islamic state, but from within the ruins, archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery — 2,700—year—old rock carvings preserved in magnificent detail. translation: these are | marble bas relief carvings, showing different scenes, including trees and soldiers in battle, as well as details of the gate. the chiselled artworks show a soldier preparing to fire his bow, as well as intricate vine leaves and flowing palms. the grey stone carvings date back to the rule of king sennacherib, who was in power from 705 to 681 bc. translation: the importance of this gate lies in the fact - that it is the only piece containing completely preserved carvings. iraq was the birthplace of

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terrorism but as a terrorist state, because the current russian federation is al-qaeda or the islamic state yes, only with nuclear weapons and many other things, but in its own way, both in terms of its ideological basis and in terms of its position and in terms of its practices, the current russian federation is in no way different from al- qaeda or from such a state, well, that is, what can you talk about with them? do you think that if olka had nuclear weapons, then they were functioning do you think that if the islamic state would continue to exist, i don't know if some of them would be, but then they reconciled with them and said, ok, let them exist and continue to expand throughout the world, no, i think they would stop even sooner such an expansion is therefore a conclusion, in fact, behind all the rhetoric is the recognition of one simple fact, until the political regime changes in the russian federation, this war will continue whether someone likes it or not, that is, this war must end with the fall of putin the regime, or the fall of the entire civilized world. yes, when the fall

if his determined to see islamic state at all cost.— state at all cost.uade - state at all cost. if they cannot persuade the . state at all cost. if they - cannot persuade the women in other— cannot persuade the women in other sectors who oppose extremist beliefs... other sectors who oppose extremist beliefs. . .- extremist beliefs... strict islamic rules _ extremist beliefs... strict islamic rules imposed - extremist beliefs... strict islamic rules imposed on | extremist beliefs... strict - islamic rules imposed on women became one of the main pillars of the regime.— of the regime. how could you understand — of the regime. how could you understand it _ of the regime. how could you understand it is _ of the regime. how could you understand it is a _ of the regime. how could you understand it is a islamic - understand it is a islamic country? through us, through women because they make us where the ideology on our body. basically the hijab is not a choice for us. basically the hi'ab is not a choice for us._ choice for us. but iranian women _ choice for us.

terrorist attack at the police department was prevented; it was prepared by supporters of the banned islamic state, they were detained and give confessions. and again, the election of the prime minister in the uk today should decide on the candidacy of the new head of government. will riche sunuk succeed, from the second attempts to take this post? more than 50 times over the past day, ukrainian troops fired on the donetsk people's republic across the region fired almost 300 ammunition hit, including from hailstones, areas of twelve settlements were under fire, including donetsk zaytseva gorlovka and yasinovataya vsu continue to shell the luhansk people's republic as a result of partially destroyed the building of the railway station in the village of belokurakino. that night, several rockets were fired from haimar systems with a pozorinskaya starobelsk earlier hit the apu, were subjected to settlements, gold novoaydar pokrovskoe and svatovo. there, two civilians were wounded, in addition it became. it is known that kiev is preparing a bloody provocation in the kharkiv region, as reported in the c

i created telegram and there i found a group called the islamic state and there i began to study radical islam, they gave me a task, so that i rent a container in the market and buy some things for the explosion, and there was one with me too, brother. wait to buy components. i am an explosion. in order to blow up the police department of the pyatigorsk corps, they are preparing a bloody provocation in the kharkiv region, according to the coordinating headquarters for humanitarian response in ukraine, foreign mercenaries are planning to open fire on civilians today during the distribution of humanitarian cargo in volchansk and after accusing the russian military of the apu of the crime, meanwhile continue shelling of the lugansk people's republic. this night, several missiles were fired from the khaimar systems with pozorinsky starobelsk earlier by the apu, the settlements, gold novoaydar pokrovskoye and svatova were injured there, two civilians were injured more than 50 times over the past day. ukrainian troops fired on the neighboring donetsk people's republic and fired almost 300 roun

he seemed to be the only figure, capable of standing up to the so called islamic state. terrorist group whose advance is across the middle east, had the west worried loose out of the hello. this isn't a kuda top. it's not a cood at all in the traditional sense of the term from leading many libyans in the east rally to his side. but tripoli and miss ross. i refused to fall in line with hafta whom they saw as a new dictator. war broke out to oppose half to us ami the western cities on the young men and prepared them for battle. a mention knob was one of the 1st to join the fight, my warrior. who's the middle of us and then with them and the gun a med cover, a med and i met you when you were a student at university. now you're in uniform carrying a gun and the best. oh, of the one. yes little some i thought, and this is osama, but he's a student to lily cauthen. we're here to help with the war. that is where civilians are more than you, but we dropped out of the school to lend our revolutionary brothers. a hannah angelica to what it is the right thing to do and living because their struggl

i mean is a specialist on islamic state, a warm welcome to all of you. joshua, i'd like to start with you. the goal was to free civilians in rocca from the grips of iso. but have they been overlooked since being liberated? yes, it has and, and, and in it, in this, you know, sort of blame game. um, yeah, everybody is guilty, but the united states, as an american, i'd like to speak on the, on the part of the united states and the united states put up with the rise of cellophane jihadists state in north eastern syria. right from the early days. and we have this from the documents that have been given out through wiki leagues, the d, i, a defense intelligence agency, for example, already in 2012, said that it was the purpose. it was the intention of the west turkey and the gulf states to allow a islamic state of some kind to rise up in ne, in order to pressure to use it as leverage against aside. and we see this time and time again in the american documents already in 2013 for example. the number 2 in the caea gave us one single interview on tv. and he said that the way they were going to

it was the intention of the west turkey and the gulf states to allow a islamic state of some kind to rise up in ne, in order to pressure to use it as leverage against aside. and we see this time and time again in the american documents already in 2013 for example. the number 2 in the cia gave is one single interview on tv. and he said that the way they're going to get rid of aside was by building up the opposition and they said already the opposition is dominated by al qaeda and, and it related, malicious these radical islamist. so what they wanted to do was build them up to weaken the syrian army, but they were terrified of destroying the syrian army. they said, because we would need the syrian military and his attention to the see. serious security forces are required to defeat al qaeda when this is done. so they wanted a week in the syrian army forces, hearing army to come to america, to negotiate. and then they thought they could get rid of us that way that the army would turn on our side, like the egyptian army had turned against mubarak, they would get rid of him, then it would

it was a pleasure to see you side islamic states have claimed responsibility for the attack. is that organisation growing in a run? does it pose a significant threat to iranian national security? it's not a big group, but it fell across the region. some of the fell are controlled by different regimes. so the name, different nato regimes. and there's rarely, it's the, the so called as family stage or isis is a coalition of fragmented groups that came together. and then again broke apart after the iranian, that it's under general. so the money destroy their state. and so we don't know yet which faction this group was behind it and the public doesn't know in which countries which governments which are funding different parts of it are behind the attack. some iranian officials have linked the terrorist attack to. busy broader anti government protest movements that have arisen in the country recently? are they connected in your view? we complicate it was going on against the wrong one. there's a huge persian language media apparatus controlled in the west, which is trying to creat

he seemed to be the only figure, capable of standing up to the so called islamic state. terrorist group whose advance is across the middle east, had the west worried news out of the hello. this isn't a kuda top. it's not a cood at all in the traditional sense of the term. i'm leaving many libyans in the east rally to his site. but tripoli and miss ross refused to fall in line with hafta whom they saw as a new dictator. war broke out to oppose half to us ami the western cities on the young men and prepared them for battle. a micha knob was one of the 1st to join the fight. waiters were you was the middle of us and then with them. and then go in med are immense, and i met you when you were a student at university, now you're in uniform carrying a gun and the best of the one. yes. so nicholas, i'm a hot dog and this is osama with he's a student to lily cutler. we're here to help with the war need, where civilians are more than you. we dropped out at the school to lend our revolutionary brothers a hannah and jericho to want to get the right thing to do. and if he, because their struggle is

hoped that a civil democratic state would be created in iraq, but these hopes were not destined to come true; instead, we got chaos the absence of statehood and the rampant islamic armed forces, both shiite and sunni, they ran everything in the country , plundered and turned iraq into a terrorist state, where mass murder was genocide, ethnic cleansing, the country returned to the middle ages as a common thing. and not soon get out of there years later. we can say that the democratic process turned out to be harmful for us, it did not sow anything but extremism. and chaos all power passed into the hands of national minorities, which, first of all, in the absence of any unified centralized authorities began to pull this strange thing to its corners. and these angles were determined primarily by the economic opportunity, primarily the exploitation of oil, by the americans. they simply solved their commercial problems, this period will be called the most difficult in the history of iraq . the frantic flow of refugees will come back to haunt europe; the americans will add fire in syria, afghanistan and libya and the whole world will frantically watch those who risk t

that a civil democratic state would be created in iraq, but these hopes were not destined to come true; instead, we got chaos , the absence of statehood and the revelry of the islamic armed forces, both shiite and sunni, they ran everything in the country , looted everything and turned iraq into a terrorist state, where massacres genocide and ethnic cleansing, the usual thing the country returned to the middle ages. and not soon will he choose from there years later. we can say that the democratic process was harmful to us, he did not sow anything but extremism. and chaos all power passed into the hands of national minorities, which, first of all, in the absence of any single centralized power, began to pull this strange thing to their corners. and these angles were determined primarily by the economic opportunity, primarily the exploitation of oil, by the americans. they simply solved their commercial tasks, this period will be called the most difficult in the history of iraq, the consequences, horrific, according to various estimates, the total number of victims of the war after the military house has almost 2 million people and think about more than 7 m. refugee

- the bravery of women rejecting abuse by islamic states, and the levels of. by islamic states, andls oppression of women in the us -- levels _ morals oppression of women in the us -- levels of— morals oppression of women in the us —— levels of hypocrisy. _ morals oppression of women in the us —— levels of hypocrisy. this _ morals oppression of women in the us —— levels of hypocrisy. this is - —— levels of hypocrisy. this is completely— —— levels of hypocrisy. this is completely hypothetical - —— levels of hypocrisy. this is completely hypothetical to i —— levels of hypocrisy. this is - completely hypothetical to american values _ access has been significantly limited in a 15th state, georgia, where the procedure is allowed until a faetal hearbeat is detected, which usually happens around six weeks of pregnancy. before many women know they are pregnant. in that state the republican candidate, for us senate, hershell walker is a supporter of a total abortion ban, with "no exception" for rape, incest, or the life of the mother. but the daily beast has just reported that in 2009, he pa

it has to be said, campaign against the islamic state. you know in the united states track record in military complex has been mixed but i think by all reasonable measures you'd have to count this one as a success. well, as you know, i've covered all these conflicts and i was in seven of them in various parts of the world, on the ground as a car spun out. and there's just so much one can do as a newspaper reporter. and i always every time i was in the middle of these tumultuous and massive events, you know, a war, you get a very close bird's eye view of of what's happening. and sometimes you're in the middle of these combat operations. but i always wanted to know what was really going on, which was hard to know at the time. what were the choices? what was the strategy, what was the road not followed? what was happening in washington? and then the three previous books, which i did with general trainor, you know, our goal then was not to be the first out of the gate and write the first book, but to try to take the time to put something toget

one of the most horrific appearance in response to the american occupation of al-qaeda and the islamic state, which will stir planet fire and pain. so back in 2003, the former british foreign secretary david billibent. he expressed the opinion that the destabilization of the situation in iraq and the emergence of military groups. isis facilitated the military operation. in this country. started by the united states and great britain later, and british prime minister tony blair, in his interview with cnn, admitted that there is some truth in the fact that the us invasion of their allies in 2003 in iraq became one of the main reasons for the emergence of isis, it turns out that the brainchild turned out to be against the creator of the tribes of iraq and the series received the latest american weapons to fight their governments. and in the end, they created their own caliphate, a wave of terrorist attacks even reached europe. definitely, we can say that it is the american invasion that is the enemy. uh broke the seal with a jug from which the genie escaped in such rhetoric of the middle east,

and in 2014, the americans sent troops to syria under the pretext of fighting the islamic state, theisis, which they gave birth to with their own weapons a couple of years later, lieutenant general steven townsense admitted that part of his army was supposed to protect the northern regions of syria from the forces of assad in the fight against the syrian people. the united states is actively using the capabilities of the so-called independent non-governmental organizations 434, created with the active participation of western intelligence services at the expense of states members of the anti-series coalition, these organizations are one of the instruments of us foreign policy and operate as part of a common project to first conflict in their homes. more than 11 million people left the separate regions of the series in the literal sense. razed to the ground according to the international committee of the red cross, now 90% of syrians live in poverty, 2/3 depend on humanitarian aid, and more than half, that is, over 9 million , suffer from lack of food, according to the report of the c

excellent new book degrade and destroy the inside story of the war against the islamic state. from barack obama to donald trump. because michael has had exceptional access to top u.s. officials and military commanders. and because of his extraordinary firsthand reporting from the battlefields, he's produced a must read book on this historic >> w we were very proud to have michael with us in that period while he was working on the book and he also spent time we are all happy to see it on the shelves it's available for purchase and for those of you here in person att the back of the room at the conclusion of today's events. currently serving as the national security correspondentur from "the wall street journal" and is the co-author with the late general bernard the writer of three definitive histories. full disclosure i have known michael for a long time i will tell you how long because he looks so young that we were in the same bolton at "the new york times" in the previous century. [laughter] i can tell you stories and byre the way he is still an astonishingly good reporter t

in august 2015, the temple of balcony and, and palmera, syria, was reduced to rubble by the islamic state. terrorist group. however, back in the 1950s. smith's archaeologist to po colors, excavated undocumented, the temple. the information he collected back then made it's possible to create a virtual reality image and 3 d model, or the temple of bounce yameen is supposed to be rebuilt, just like pun mirrors, arch of triumph, which was also destroyed by i yes. using digital muddles. robots build a smaller replica of the archway which has been exhibited in several cities. hopefully, the arch of triumph can one day return to its original location in syria. in 2019 of fire destroyed large parts of the natural dom cathedral. the incident shot france and people world wide businessmen. one of the most iconic landmarks in paris was lost forever. fortunately, not its cowardly being restored, which with the original thanks and part of this man, andrew tell him no tra, dom was a lifelong passion for andrew talon. here the belgian born art historian is walking around the 850 year old cathedral before

in august 2015, the temple of balcony and palmera syria was reduced to rubble by the islamic state terrorists group. however, back in the 1950s, smith's archaeologist, po, colored excavated, undocumented the temple. the information he collected back then made it's possible to create a virtual reality image on 3 d model. or the temple of belcher mean is supposed to be rebuilt, just like palmer's arch of triumph, which was also destroyed by ins. using digital muddles robots built a smaller replica of the archway, which has been exhibited in several cities. hopefully, the arch of triumph can one day return to its original location in syria. in 2019 of fire destroyed large parts of the natural dom cathedral. the incident shocked france and people worldwide businessmen. one of the most iconic landmarks in paris was lost forever. fortunately not, it's cowardly being restored. true to the original. thanks in part with this man, andrew, tell him. no true. dom was a lifelong passion for andrew talon. here the belgian born art historian is walking around the 850 year old cathedral before the fire. he w

lafarge will pay funds after admitting it paid the of islamic state to keep a cement factory running.nt company will pay funds after admitting it paid islamic state to keep a cement factory running. problems related to the engine continue in hyundai, 44% of estimated operating profits for the quarter. hyundai's earnings report is due on the 24th. this income has driven goldman sachs. fixed income leading gains, equity and debt revenue collapsed along with the merger. shery: we are getting an interesting report when it comes to mckenzie not releasing its annual report when it comes to the data from 4 million employees of more than 300 companies. the women in leadership roles or quitting at a faster rate than ever. we are talking about companies in the u.s. and canada having a crack -- tracking the state of female workers great women are leaving companies at high rates. female employees remain less likely to get promoted for every woman at the director level who gets promoted, two female directors are choosing to leave the company. her saying that even turning -- we are seeing that even

in the productions resemble propaganda videos from the terrorist islamic state. grim looking fight is in black. getting ready to storm you crying? i the images are meant to intimidate to chelsea, permit of on your financial garage and they are when you heard you say synergy? national rejection troops are well are minister and the video shows that some other equipment and weapons are better than those of the russian soldier general when the chairman assist you. with that, the reality in the field is different. for such a not as missile packers. again, i love edgar tv, the chechen armed forces are not very experienced and tried to cultivate an image of a strong force with muscular fighters. this is clearly one of the reasons why they were deployed in ukraine on you. but the reality of war is very different afield. some military analyst leave it. this is not a tactical, newcastle, but more of a psychological strategy. listen it at the sky or the n an alley detected. again. in social media posts cutting off claims to be on the ground with his men inside you cried, taking part in the invas

has become one of the biggest challenges for the country for political leadership the so called islamic state grew past claim responsibility for an attack on a major, she eyed holy science. in the iranian city of she ross, at least 15 people were killed, including women and children, dozens more were wounded after a gunman opened fire on worshippers at the shrine and southern iran. officials said the suspect is in custody. the mosque is the major holy side for the country. she ain't majority. russia's military has staged nuclear exercises under the watchful eye of president vladimir putin. the drills include multiple practice launches of ballistic missiles. moscow says it was a simulated retaliation for a nuclear attack on russia. ah ballistic missiles blast off. a dramatic show of rushes nuclear capability weapons launching from land sea and the sky. all under president, putin supervision. rushes defense minister reporting the drills which are held annually simulated a massive nuclear strike in retaliation for a nuclear attack on russia. the exercise comes, as bruton blamed the united states

which is a caddies initially, a rallying cry for kennedy's women while they were fighting to soho islamic state, and now it has become a rallying chant, which means women live freedom, which is why they are chanting right now in memory of marcia. how many who died nearly 3 weeks ago, dose protest, of course, followed by women worldwide. but not only here, you have the entire, entire community coming together to iran and community here in germany. and i've talked to people earlier, they're angry, they want change. they want freedom, especially for women. that was deliver emmanuel shaw's reporting from a protest in solidarity of iranian women. here in berlin and manuel. thank you. let's turn our attention to brazil now which is heading for presidential elections this weekend in which 2 men with diametrically opposed ideologies will fight for control of the world's 4th largest democracy. concern over widening and equality has boosted left as former president louis ignacio lula da silva. he's pulling well ahead of right wing and come and shot your bull sanara who is being blame for economic woes th

the so called islamic state group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a major shiite holy side in the iranian city of she rides. at least 15 people were killed, including women and children. dozens more were wounded after gunman open fire on worshippers. officials say the suspect is in custody. southeast asian foreign ministers held a special meeting in jakarta to discuss the political chaos in myanmar. dozens have been killed there in recent weeks. no representatives from them are will attend as the mandatory genre has refused to implement a peace plan agreed with as young 18 months ago. russian president vladimir putin has overseen or has overseen routine exercises by russia strategic nuclear forces. moscow said the aim was to simulate retaliation for a possible nuclear attack on russia. the u. s. at moscow had informed it a day earlier of its intention to carry out the drills they come. as nato also conducts rehearsals for nuclear war in northern europe. ah ballistic missiles blast off a dramatic show of rushes and nuclear capability weapons launching from land sea and the s

french cement maker lafarge has pleaded guilty to paying millions of dollars to the so called islamic state. the company paid the terra group to keep operating and syria. the farce has agreed to penalties of nearly $780000000.00 to settle a case in the us. an iranian climate who competed without bearing the mandatory, his job has allegedly allegedly apologized as rec. copy says a headscarf came off by accident during an event in south korea rights activists now fear for safety. instagram account claims. she's going home on a pre arranged schedule, and government protests in iran on the 5th week. the gene. sure, a kite is an activist for women's rights. i asked her about the claim that own us were kawisi job, fell off by accident. oh, who were actually expecting that we were expecting the security and intelligence services, putting pressure on her to publish something as a pattern they've been doing for the last 34 years. so every time there's something happening that they don't take rebate, one of the 1st steps they do, they take over their social media and a post on their behalf. the next

in the productions resemble propaganda videos from the terrorist islamic state. grim looking fight is in black. getting ready to storm you crying? i the images are meant to intimidate jessica for a minute on your credential garage and they are when you heard me say synergy. national retention troops are well our minister and the video shows that some other equipment and weapons are better than those of the russian soldiers at home when the chima assist you with. but the reality in the field is different. for such a not as missile packers again, i love and good tv. the chechen armed forces are not very experienced and tried to cultivate an image of a strong force with muscular fighters. it is clearly one of the reasons why they were deployed in your train on your credit, but the reality of war is very different afield. some military analyst leave it. this is not a tactical, newcastle, but more of a psychological strategy. listen it into ski or the n honey detect teacher again. in social media posts, cutty rough claim to be on the ground with these men inside you cried, taking part in t

as we had an attack on the shrine in which 13 people were killed, the government attributed to islamic states. but there are lots of reports which suggest this might be a inside work by the regime to distract from the, from the protest, but also create a pretext for further suppression as well as externalizing the crisis by accusing the regional state, including saudi arabia, to which actually some of your indian leadership has, has pointed finger out so it seems that regime. 3 is trying to create distraction, but also externalized the crisis by creating such such situations. but it doesn't seem to work really and, and level of indecisiveness and confusion of the highest level of the state is visible. this time around mr. martine, to be very briefly, how close would you say we are to a revolution in iran? well, i mean, iranian revolution, 979 gives us some actually clue to what's going on from now. because every commemoration of the fall and i killed protest in the 40 s t a in the 7th day this tradition exists in iran like yesterday, 40 days after gene, i mean he was killed. this creates a cy

which is a caddies initially a rallying her cry for cody, so women why they were fighting to socal islamic state. and now it has become a rallying, tant, which means women live freedom, which is why they are chanting right now, in memory of the mazda. how many who died nearly 3 weeks ago? does protests ha, of course, have thought not by women worldwide, but not only here you have the entire her in the entire community coming to get at iraq and community here in germany. and i talked to people earlier that angry they ron change their want freedom, especially for women. there was deliver emmanuel shaw's reporting from a protest in solidarity of iranian women. here in berlin and manuel, thank you to brazil now, which is said to vote and a presidential election on sunday. concern over widening inequality has boosted left as to former president louise in us, he'll de la da silva. he's pulling well ahead of right wing incumbent shire bulls and narrow who's being blamed for economic woes that have driven many into severe poverty. for the past 3 years, sway lease has been living in a park and sell paolo

attack was prevented in stavropol , as the fsb said, it was being prepared by a cell of the banned islamic state, its supporters planned to attack one of the transport facilities behind the dacha and received instructions from foreign curators at the houses of the detainees found components of a homemade bomb. including striking elements, the suspects have already confessed to everything as a result of the case continues changed the rules of the road electric scooters electric skateboards gyroscooters segway unicycles are now registered in them as a means of individual mobility, the permitted speed is not more than 25 km / h. the maximum weight for driving on sidewalks is 35 kg and priority for pedestrians can also be driven on roads, but only on the right edge and only where the maximum speed limit is 60 km / h. road crossings. you have to cross on foot. and on the street there should be additional signs that allow you to restrict prohibit traffic electric scooters. well, one more change concerns the rules for parking cars in paid zones. now they will be marked with blue marking lines, and free

zionist regime, that jelly and his followers the harmony has fought all his life for iran to be an islamic state of god and to remain so he began training as a cleric during his childhood. in the 1950s. at that time, iran was ruled by the shore, an autocrat who severely limited the influence of religion in the country. how many joy antola khomeini's opposition movement and was arrested a number of times by the shaw's secret service. when khomeini led to his lamp revolution in 1979 and overthrew the shot to the cheers of millions, homogeneity rise in the newly established regime began. khomeini died 10 years later and company was chosen by the religious council of experts to succeed him. since then, he has been the supreme authority in iran, although there are regular presidential elections in the country, in which hominy also votes. but in the end it is he not the president who has the final say in all decisions and he has made his positions clear time and time again . in foreign policy, he sees the usa and israel as arch enemies, and he has repeatedly denied the holocaust. even as cuz domestica

the french cement maker has pled guilty to pay millions of dollars to the so-called islamic state. the company paid the terror group to keep operating in syria. they have agreed to penalties to settle a case in the united states. a climber that was applauded internationally for taking part in a competition without wearing the mandatory the job has allegedly apologized. her headscarf came off by accident. rights activists fear for her safety. our instagram account claims she is going home on a prearranged schedule. i asked her about the claim that the job fell off by accident. >> it has been over 10 hours -- he issued a statement or allegedly it was her. we are not sure who was right in that message. it could have easily been someone else. allegedly it fell off and i am ok and i am returned to the country. they have some addenda vested her brother. we also know from reports that the head of the harbin inclement committee tricked them into going back to their iranian consulate. her phone was confiscated and she would supposedly be returned to tehran. there are many indications that t

he is determined to see islamic state at all cost. they cannot persuade the women and other sectors who oppose extremist beliefs... the ayatollah prevailed. strict islamic rules imposed on women became one of the main pillars of the regime. how could you understand it is a islamic country? through us, through women, because they make us carry their ideology on our body. basically the hijab is not a choice for us. but iranian women have kept fighting. mansoureh shojaee is an iranian women's rights activist. now she lives in exile, in the hague, the netherlands. in 2006, mansoureh and a group of women in iran started a campaign called i million signatures. the campaign sought to change discriminatory laws against women. most of the women behind the campaign were arrested or exiled, but a new generation of activists went online. with the development of the internet in iran, communicating with young iranian women became easier. masih alinejad, an iranian activist exiled in the us, used social media to promote her campaigns against compuls

to mark the release of michael gordon's excellent book the inside story of the war against the islamic state from barack obama to donald trump. because michael had exceptional access to officials and military commanders and extraordinary first-hand reporting from battlefields he has written a book on this conflict while he was working on the book and also spent theai time doing the same and we are happy to see it it's available for purchase and for those of you in person in the back of the room at the conclusion of today's events currently serving as the national security correspondent for "the wall street journal" in addition to the latest book the co-author with the late general bernard trainor three histories from the united states for in iraq full disclosure i have known michael for a long time i want to you how long because he look so young you may not want to admit age believe in the same bullpen in your times in the previous country. and astonishingly good reporter for the stories and by the way reassuring to note he is still in astonishingly good reporter today some things don't chan

that a civil democratic state would be created in iraq, but these hopes were not destined to come true instead, we got the chaos of the absence of statehood and the rampant islamicrmed both shiite and sunni, they ran everything in the country , plundered and turned iraq into a terrorist state, where massacres , genocide, ethnic cleansing, the country returned to the middle ages as a common thing. and not soon get out of there years later. we can say that the democratic process turned out to be harmful for us, it did not sow anything but extremism. and chaos all power passed into the hands of national minorities, which before just in the absence of any single centralized authority, they began to pull this strange one to their corners. and these angles were determined primarily by the economic opportunity, primarily the exploitation of oil, by the americans. they simply solved their commercial problems, this period will be called the most difficult in the history of iraq . a frenzied flow of refugees will come back to haunt all of europe the americans will add fire in syria, afghanistan and libya, and the whole world will frantically watch those who risk their liv

, primarily from islamic states, but also representatives of world faiths, especiallyntatives of youth, the work of the youth forum of four faiths is organized here. they are they regularly gather to hold discussions of acquaintances and so on discuss pressing problems. also on the basis of this business platform, there is an international public chamber, which unites. uh, the efforts of people's diplomats in seventy-one countries continues. here is such a hmm live connection with the spiritual administrations of muslims of all states that makes it possible for us to influence, uh, positively on the formation of our belarusian. the civil society is a place very dear to me, because when i arrived in belarus there was no mosque, well there was a well, there were no conditions and it was impossible for a lot of people to gather here. eh, naturally. how is it open now? uh mosque mission. eh, we're going. uh, uh, uh, packstanis and all uh, muslims gather here and pray. i like what and here for 27 years. feels very comfortable that my religion islam here in belarus applies t

the news agency which has links with the islamic state militants said the group claimed responsibility the attack. it said the attack was carried out against renegades or iranian shia muslims. president ebrahim raisi released a statement and expressed condolences to the families of the victims. he condemned the attack saying it will not go unanswered. >>> we turn now to japanese politics. a cabinet minister has been facing questions for apparently having his political funding managed by someone who is dead. now he says it was just an administrative mistake. internal affairs minister minoru terada has been accused by opposition lawmakers of making false statements in reports for 2019 and 2020. he offered an explanation thursday to the committee in the lower half of the diet. >> translator: the document's format was taken from previous reports and the accounting office's name was not updated. this was a clerical mistake. >> terada says he has asked his support group to immediately make a correction. still, opposition lawmaker demanded terada resign. >> when we see a dead person has stamp

one of the most horrific appearances in response to the american occupation of al-qaeda and the islamic statewhich will shake the planet with fire and pain. so back in 2003, the former british foreign secretary david billibent. he expressed the opinion that the destabilization of the situation in iraq and the emergence of military groups. isis facilitated the military operation. in this country. started by the united states and great britain later, and british prime minister tony blair, in his interview with cnn, admitted that there is some truth in the fact that their allies' invasion of iraq in 2003 became one of the main reasons for the emergence of isis, it turns out that the brainchild turned against the creator of the tribes of iraq and the series received the latest american weapons to fight their governments. and in the end, they created their own caliphate, a wave of terrorist attacks even reached europe. definitely, we can say that it is the american invasion that is the enemy. uh broke the seal here with a jug from which the genie escaped in such rhetoric of the middle east, but is

news now, a french cement taking company pleading guilty to charges that it helped to finance and islamic state when it was murdering journalists and aid workers, they admitted that they -- a subsidiary help -- paid them to protect staff at a factory and has been ordered by a u.s. court to pay $780 million. police in denmark confirming that large holes that appeared in the nord stream pipelines from russia were caused by what they called the explosions with divers n finally able to examine them. sweden has already said they are eating the damage as sabotage. let's have a look now at the story of the iranian climber who competed with her hair uncovered . she is apparently saying that her he job was -- fell off by mistake. she was praised by antigovernment protesters after she was observed climbing without a headscarf. tuesday she posted a apology. there were questions about whether officials put pressure on her to write the post. our correspondent from bbc persia has more. >> a symbol for the protest movement for not wearing the mandatory headscarf. she represented her country in south korea whe

he seemed to be the only figure, capable of standing up to the so called islamic state. terrorist group whose advances across the middle east had the west worried this out of the hello. this isn't a kuda top. it's not a kuda tall in the traditional sense of the term. i'm leading many libyans in the east rally to his site. but tripoli and miss ross refused to fall in line with hafta whom they saw as a new dictator. war broke out to oppose half to us ami the western cities on the young men and prepared them for battle. a mention knob was one of the 1st to join. the fight might were you was the middle of us and then with them and then go a med lover, a med and i met you when you were a student at university. now you're in uniform carrying a gun and the best. a one. yes liberalism, i thought, and this is osama, but he's a student to lily cauthen. we're here to help with the war. need. we're civilians armor than you, but we dropped out of school to lend our revolutionary brothers. a hannah angelica to what it is the right thing to do and living because their struggle is just that we believe