the reason josef stalin killed millions, they we re josef stalin killed millions, they were against millions like he wasjust in this chemically killing people. —— indiscriminately. his regime was despised and hated. that is why in russia and the soviet union generally, they were ready for something to start happening. that is why an important point, there was i'io is why an important point, there was no bloodshed. it was a peaceful revolution. and it was as celebrated, that moment in russia? not celebrated like in germany, but it was expected. nobody was shocked. annalisa you were a young woman. i was a young journalist starting my studies in political science and to the moment of the fall of berlin wall was the key moment where ideologies came down from my generation. it was the end of the mirage of communism and ideas about, they were already not really powerful. something else came to fill that empty space. i remember vividly the playwright who became the leader of a revolution who was proposing an idea of europe which was based on a new humanism, called a moral idealism. sol was based on

at 3 in the morning prime minister josef most scots gave a press conference and he was upset by the investigation into death the car want to go as murder and the alleged involvement of his close colleagues for us this was not just america and this was a major case that shook our democracy many people greatly down to actually did everything. to solve the murder of journalist carra want to she was killed by a car bomb on october 16th 2017 last week the investigation into who contracted the murder led to the maltese energy entrepreneur your can finish allegedly he had transferred money via dubai to companies in panama these companies apparently belong to most cuts tourism minister conrad miti and his chief of staff keith embry both resigned earlier this week karl want to go ahead researched suspected corruption at the highest government level this week many demanded most cuts resignation they say he has blood on his hands because he trying to protect officials ollie's release or stay through it all feasible one sentence reversed again think each camera found no evidence and released him they want us

the crisis sparked by a murdered journalist reaches the very top of the government prime minister josef is reportedly planning to resign imminently we'll talk to our correspondent in valencia. plus fridays for future goes global again thousands of young people take part in rallies across the world call to action comes ahead of next week's un climate summit. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program we start in london where police say they have shot and killed a man wearing a hoax explosive device on london bridge after a stabbing attack police have also confirmed that 2 people were killed me attack footage posted on social media shows a man in civilian clothes wrestling with a person believed to be the attacker surrounded there by armed police no other civilians thataway one of them appears to be holding a large knife footage also shows police checking a white truck which is parked across london bridge emergency services including ambulances were quickly on the scene. this is what london police have to say after . in the coming days you will see more police both armed and unarmed patroll

on tuesday prime minister josef most cats announced the departure of his chief of staff keith schembri this was followed by the resignation of the country's tourist minister conrad mitzi journalist cat daphne want to kill its year was murdered in a car bomb attack on the island 2017 earned a reputation for exposing corruption one of the country's political and business in the us and it named mr bray and mr reports last week police investigating the killing arrest of prominent multiset businessman york and fenech on board he's yacht while he was apparently trying to leave the country 3 men are already facing trial for mis kind of want to get it is coming but the person or people who ordered it have not yet been identified today's resignations represent the biggest political fallout from the murder so far is the prime minister joseph muscat. yet incompletely who this is the only it really on the run the country needs stability that plays the moment place on dupes on this topic and on my mandate my actions and decisions in the coming hours and days will be aimed to ensure that stability i

action comes ahead of next week's un climate summit and political turmoil in malta where prime minister josef most orderly plans to resign as the deepening crisis sparked by a journalist's murder involves his closest allies we'll talk to our correspondent in blunt. i'm called aspen ball come to the program in london police say they have shot and killed a man wearing a hoax explosive device on london bridge after a stabbing attack british media is reporting that 2 people were killed means act footage posted on social media shows a man in civilian clothes wrestling with a person believed to be the attacker. surrounded by armed police other civilians back away one of them appears to be holding a large knife now footage also shows police checking a white truck which is parked across london bridge emergency services including ambulances were quickly on the scene there. this is once british prime minister boris johnson said this evening i can assure you assure everyone that anybody involved in this crime in these attacks will be on to darwin and will be brought to justice this country will never be

to the old is completely outrageous for that marathon cabinet meeting on malta the prime minister josef musk ox emerged to give a press conference now he said he would not be granting a pardon to the main suspect in this murder inquiry the business mogul you're going fanuc i think was reportedly seeking to do a deal that would give him immunity from prosecution in exchange for lots of information about this case the prime minister made no mention of stepping down barbara vai's all gave us this is us mint of where things stand right now the expected resignation of joseph must the prime minister did not happen tonight because he cannot see the slightest reason why he should step down are the people in his cabinet and allegations that have been made against them to be implicated in corruption and into ordering the murder against the journalist they just sort of wipe them off without even commenting on it so multiple carry on for a while even though this is the deepest political crisis the island has ever seen. therefore a song valetta malta it's to britain now where the police officer in c

an author and senior fellow at the al-jazeera center for studies joining us via skype from beirut josef also an author and senior fellow at the king feisal a center for research on islamic studies also on skype from rhode island geoff clark colgan he's an associate professor of brown university and the author of petro aggression when oil causes war welcome to you all just a question i'll start with you in beirut so it's no secret that the proceeds from the i.p.o. will be used by the kingdom sovereign public investment fund to be reinjected into the saudi economy as part of hamad bin sandman's a vision 2030 so would you say that there is a lot at stake for mohamed been sidelined personally with this i.p.o. since vision 2030 is really has baby it is that it will also help with great deal the kingdom of saudi arabia that it has to address the challenges that it faces and there is no denying the fact that you have a workforce of 40000000 people who only 4000000 are natives which means that. over 50 percent of the population be less than 25 years old the economy has to create a lot more jobs

malta's prime minister has told friends he's about to resign josef miscounts face pressure following the murder of a journalist daphne. died in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago while exposing corruption involved and politicians and business executives protesters gathered outside parliament in the letter after the prime minister's former chief of staff was released by police well the journalist son is accusing the governments of covering up his mother's murder we know nothing my family knows nothing the journalist know nothing people know nothing that's why we're here it's called really absurd the police research state route all feasible one sentence we investigated found no evidence and released him and they want us to believe that. well group of opposition leaders in guinea who were arrested for protesting against the president are free for no accord ruled that they should be released temporarily the leaders are angry at president alpha condé who they believe is planning to run for a 3rd term but his campaign day on reports their freedom may be short lived. guinea's opposition leade

fact that boris johnson himself, in a newspaper this morning, suggested thatjeremy corbyn was like josefremy corbyn was likejosef stalin, soviet dictator, and suggested the attitudes of mr corbyn towards wealthy people was a bit like mr starlin‘s towards the peasants, millions of whom were killed or starved to death. —— stalin. some of their number 10 think that was not a great analogy to make. it has been a rocky start and today mrjohnson has to get a grip of his campaign and strike a new tone. i think nicola sturgeon has raised the barfor team new tone. i think nicola sturgeon has raised the bar for team jeremy corbyn by saying she would want to press for a second independence referendum this year, to hold it next year, when we know team jamie corbyn has said it is open to it but not in the formative years of a labour government. —— jeremy. this is what she said. i don't want to play with words here. it is my intention to have a referendum next year. i said we will seek that transfer of power, to put the legality of it beyond doubt before the end of this year and, on this question of,

no country suffered more than the soviet union under josef stalin which lost 27 million people in world war ii fighting the brunt of the war for the first three years on their own. so you can imagine how stalin felt about germany. his policy was one of revenge and to definitely keep germany weak. he also sought to take as much as he could in terms of reparations out of his zones of germany and berlin. president harry truman increasingly was worried about soviet communist power in germany and in eastern europe, worried about the economic situation in germany and europe and increasingly feeling that we needed to be concerned with the soviets more than the germans. winston churchill felt the same way, coming to the u.s. in 1946, giving his famous speech in missouri where he coined the term, iron curtain, saying there's an iron curtain descending in europe with communism and lack of freedom on one side and democracy and freedom on the other side. britain play aid very important role. the british zone of germany was primarily industrial. and britain was suffering after world war ii. so in ad

helped by mrjohnson himself this morning in the daily telegraph accusing jeremy corbyn of being like josef wealthy people having the same attitude as a soviet dictator. to the unfortunate peasants who were slaughtered in their millions. that was not a great phrase. but perhaps more seriously, we had this comment byjacob rees—mogg more seriously, we had this comment by jacob rees—mogg yesterday, more seriously, we had this comment byjacob rees—mogg yesterday, which caused a lot of disquiet. and so, the task for mrjohnson today really is to try and get his campaign back on track and what we hear is that he will have a barely stark message which will be nothing is happening until brexit is sorted. the only person who's going to get is me. you vote forjeremy corbyn what you get is to my referendums, and brexit referendum and as a bonus you will also get a scottish independence referendum. now, the calculation in tea m referendum. now, the calculation in teamjohnson referendum. now, the calculation in team johnson is that everybody is fed up to the back teeth and really does not want any more r

they are yet to win a match on this tour. josef manu got the try for new zelaand.premiership rugby‘s salary cap. they're taking on gloucester away. just the one game in the premiership last night. as sale beat wasps 28—18 thanks to the du preez brothers. dan scored sale's only try and his brother rob kicked five penalties. and in the pro 14, edinburgh beat dragons 20—7 — blair kinghorn with the first of their two tries. great britain have a chance at three more medals on saturday at the world para—athletics championships. sammi kinghorn couldn't defend her title in the t53100 metres but after onlyjust returning from surgery a couple of months ago, she was encouraged by a bronze medal. i did not have any expectation coming in. i had seven weeks off through the season. it was just that i would come here and it was amazing to be back in team colours and to race for my country. i don't know if there was anything else i could have done to get any higher. so i am very happyjust to have a medal around my neck. there was a gold for great britain at the track cycling world