these of their lives have the has anyone thought of going to the german authorities for protection we did they did it let's start with us here we of course contect with the ministry of the interior and the linen they said they have no knowledge of anything going on in that century reception center in sex and hold well all asylum seekers from from saudi arabia they have to go to and we then contect at the ministry of the interior of that particular federal state and they said yes they. have knowledge and let me quote it's a well known problem procedures and appropriate measures are in place and then when we are so what are these procedures and appropriate measures we didn't get any further on so to our request for you know please give us an answer because we really would like to know and also that was one of the women that we basically spoke to intensively we went to the police station with her when she actually fight the complaint ok so how odd then these women staying safe. it's different for each and every individual case because what can you to know and i'm rita is that you know when the asylum request is processed they have to stay in this state in sex and sex and the and ho

like you can look at germany and see sort of the rise of the ministry of the interior over angela merkel say it is about refugee policy. you can look at the rise of certain governments in certain eastern european countries and say it is about refugee policies. i think it is hard to contend with and it prevents forward movement. i think everyone agrees no matter where you sit on pro immigrant, anti-immigrant, open the border, close the border, everyone agrees the system is broken. i think as long as we're in this sort of hyperpoliticized, hate-filled, blame-throwing environment where we can't even sit down and have a rational conversation, it is going to be impossible to change the system one way or the other. i think that's the biggest challenge today. i think the biggest challenge in two years is climate change. i think that, you know, -- >> in the sense it displaces people? >> right. i think the immediate effect of climate change on, like, my generation is going to be that certain places aren't going to be inhabitable anymore. islands will be under water or people who live in deserts,

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

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

the lists of potential lists are launched by some yellow vests. the venezuelan government is claiming to have intercepted and arms shipment coming from the us according to the interior ministry of the stash includes rifles ammunition and communications equipment they were apparently flown in from miami the authorities say the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime political analyst lucas kerner says that this could be linked to an opposition request for u.s. support. she is very alarming you should consider that c.n.n. reported just a little while ago that the dissident then is on military officers outside of the country calling on the trump ministration to provide them with arms and training in order to topple mother i mean of course this really brings us back to the u.s. and support the contra war to the naked eye when mercenaries motivated naked i was . under elliott abrams as secretary of western hemisphere. brought to oversee that as well as democratic transition in the trumpet ministration moreover we just reported just today that the british military advisers may be in particular ducting military exercises both of them as well and additionally. indica

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

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

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

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

the. ministry of interior to look into these issues and to come up with the proposals the. initiatives agency . what food needs to come up with the digital platform act actually that's been their initiative interpreters. able to. voice their concerns. were officially informed the public that they're under pressure. to. get out or plead to the authorities in the passivity in them so that. of the investigative authorities would it take action the thought which the government needs to work together with the business community wants to. drastically the right legislation and come up with the right legal digital platform to launch the platform investigative committee is he and dreamy serious internal affairs and prosecutor's office need to come up with the rights of those procedures in criteria we need to have such a platform or. least in part of very soon what the government would like. the legal framework for inspections there's a mile and i would like to do all that initiative but i think we need to take it a step further. you need to take drastic action and starting from the

the streets in support of opposition leaderjuan gaudio, who's trying to force president maduro from power. large crowds also turned out in separate protests in support of the government. the french interior ministry says around seventeen thousand people took part in 12th weekend of yellow vest protests. most of the demonstrators were in paris, where police used tear gas to control the crowd. the governor of the us state of virginia has denied wearing a ku klux klan outfit in a university yearbook photograph. on friday ralph northam apologised for appearing in the photo, but now says it wasn't him. at 10pm, rachel schofield will be here with the day's news. first, a special report from finland, which hasjust completed a two year trial of a so—called ‘basic income' for the unemployed. our world has followed four people throughout the experiment to see the impact on their lives. injanuary 2017, finland began a major social experiment. the government started paying 2,000 unemployed finns a basic income. each was promised $650 a month, every month, for the next two years, with no strings attached. for two years, we followed four people chosen to receive basic income. it's a social security, in a way,

a spring in is an international consultant and former advisor to the french ministry of defense and interior very good evening to you and the french economy minister says saudi arabia needs weaponry to protect its people do you think that's sincere . he didn't get very well where you thought about the. where did you see i was just saying that. on what basically the says that the saudis need weaponry to protect their people are they really under particular threat from anywhere or they just turning a blind eye to the yemen conflict by saying this. yeah i understand yes he is not sincere at all about the matter or i. am against the setting of weapons to saudi arabia because they use these we weapons to wage a war in the end which is not acceptable then i agree on the position of germany will say. we decided not to sell any weapon to saudi arabia but but i don't agree on the fact that they said to the french you will not sell. all also weapons to saudi arabia when there are parts of german components in. in the weapons that is an acceptable and this is a new proof a new demonstration of the fact

the streets in support of opposition leaderjuan gaudio, who's trying to force president maduro from power. large crowds also turned out in separate protests in support of the government. the french interior ministrys were in paris, where police used tear gas to control the crowd. the governor of the us state of virginia has denied wearing a ku klux klan outfit in a university yearbook photograph. on friday ralph northam apologised for appearing in the photo, but now says it wasn't him.

developments in the yemen conflict the international consulted the former advisor to the french ministry of defense and interior al uncovered as police the situations once again expose the e.u.'s failure as a concept. in my opinion this is only a matter of. money france and great britain and u.k. want to continue to sell weapons to saudi arabia and then. they are not going to do denounce the yemen war. and the old saw the murder of their of. the new proof a new demonstration of the fact that e.u. is not. a good construction for the the food. members nation members. they should. care of things of this news are thanks for keeping it with r.t. thanks in half an hour. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered all about syria when a pullout well doesn't mean a pullout also venezuela how is that regime change going and the boche story known as brags that and much much more on this edition of crossed. cross talking some real news i'm joined by the one and only dimitri are in moscow he is a political analyst with sputnik international and in athens we cross to alex christopher oh he is the directo

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

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

of the kingdom's security intelligence services under one roof and elevated its head to the local administers while retaining his role as the directorate general intelligence. this basically guided the jurisdiction of the interior ministry and consolidated power over the saudi security apparatus into the hands of the king and the crown prince. so it seems like there's a pretty good rationale for understanding that the murder of jamal khashoggi could not have taken place without the crown prince knowing about it. one other thing mentioned is the great personal risk that people take around the world. having access to these mechanisms is important and not easy to speak out against these issues. we are seen in other countries around the world including the european union is considering a global magnitsky act, which would be important because europe is much closer in many cases to these countries where leadership likes to go shopping. we've seen for example the lives in many cases like bashar al-assad go shopping in paris. how can we make it more costly for these major human rights abuse cases do occur. talking about companies that lack any sort of protection for journalists? due process and in a sort of respect for press fr

the same line. i know there's a lot of differences between all of the two countries the german interior ministry spokesman that was its press conference he told people that it was a fundamental right of every german to return back home and that was the right enshrined in german law however how are they going to get home i mean the germans haven't said that they going to send consular services people to those prisons i mentioned prisons to talk to german citizens about bringing them back and we've also heard from the brits as well the brits have said that if i still fight his wives and children can actually get to a embassy in either iraq or turkey they'll be offered consular services but they're not going to send people back into syria to be able to allow them to talk to them and to find out what exactly they need and how to bring them back britain doesn't have any kind of diplomatic representation within syria right now doesn't have an embassy within. damascus itself so although the u.s. president is putting a tremendous amount of person pressure on his european allies we still don't know how many europe

of the country. but think that is where people were rationalizing it. in the interior ministry, there was awareness of the book and its contents. >> thanks. thank you very much for this really very interesting historical discussion, which is so rare as was read before. my question originally was about how people understood khomeini and partly because of the book. the book was there for a very long time. from the early 1970's. does not really present the doctrine. they had ways of not taking it at face value, so let me ask a different question. could you say it little bit more about that? referred to the students .oming in i suppose the more modernized students were from the united states and elsewhere. what was the content of their islam? was it already khomeini's views of things or was it something else? >> i think it was mostly --ormed by the thought of shiaism istion that a progressive ideology. basically, what they were trying to do was to out socialists the marxists. we are every bit as progressive. etc. e about corruption and you saw that. i've talked to a number of unive

the fifteenth consecutive weekend of protests as yellow vest demonstrators vent their anger over government policies the french interior ministry says that more than forty six thousand people rallied across france on saturday almost six thousand of them right in the center of powers . thank you. thank you. separate demonstrations walgren ised in paris alone of six protesters are reported to have been detained in the yellow first movement began last november over fuel tax hikes and it's evolved since then into protests against unpopular government policies before the march this saturday online announcements appealed for peaceful action a support for the movement has shifted in recent weeks amid continued outbreaks of violence. the yellow vests over social media that they're planning what they describe as a decisive act three days of protest starting march the eighth we spoke to the director of the french economic observatory who says it's unlikely the movement will manage to influence policies much more. yes aussies you still need to france's resisting will always skeptical towards neoliberal innovations and from this perspectiv

the united states trying to. develop where we are because of what moore is doing to his people but this is the insanity is that the interior ministry in france has as you said. sanctioned the use of what are affectively lethal weapons when used at close quarters in crowd control situations while this is happening micron is ignoring the fact of course this is the insanity macro his ignoring what is actually happening in his own country which is state sanctioned mutilation of legitimate protesters and peaceful protesters i didn't see any violence on the protests that i went on. while he's sanctioning and endorsing another u.s. military adventurous resume campaign in venezuela i mean this is just extraordinary and there is absolutely no legitimate reason for intervention in venezuela who will try and get a comment from the french i was able to really thank you as ever for the break in paisley jr the son of the founder of the just policy keeping to raise a million pound bricks at the back of the you know on from the headlines the big british business bonanza untouched by his labor force arch so all the more going on about you are going

of the entire planet this is worldwide the oligarchs. not the. only don't. want to see their interests. separately the venezuelan government claimed it intercepted and arms shipment from the u.s. on wednesday interior ministry says that the hall included rifles ammunition and communications equipment is claimed they were flown in from miami the authorities say the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime this comes as the u.s. national security adviser john bolton announced the possible lifting of sanctions for senior military personnel in fairness while who are willing to defect. to friends and diplomacy academic dr rose. such a move has dangerous implications. i think it's a game of carrots and sticks with win win you know the trump administration and all that spokesperson thought about all the offers on the table yet seem to point to this sort of military intervention in seoul it's very very. complex and complicated way of of presenting options on the table and yes it has very negative implications as you probably have seen in the last weeks. you know the call for five thousand troops on the ground and the repercussions of that house and the response from the dream to this sort of note fro

demanding the resignation of french presidents emanuel micron around one hundred sixteen thousand demonstrators took to the streets across france last saturday according to the interior ministry. let's get reaction now from patricia shannon yon a regional council left of the national party. we've already seen more entries this weekend fresh air despite the anti police brutality in march last weekend do you think police are sticking to that heavy handed approach. here it's very serious it was your question. exactly but we are you pulled back the fight that we see paris today of course we are against any violence from any site coming from any side we can condemn any any type of violence however it's been clear to my current to the french government that after thirteen weeks it's the stations that needs to be political and a political solution offered to these two you know first of frogs this cannot go on and it will not be reinforcing. and making the french people and the french trying these conflicts which it's not but that we can resolve this conflict the government needs to be thinking about this a constitution and maybe look fantastic just this is no solution we need to abs

three other officers were injured and several civilians according to the egyptian interior ministry the terrorist was the target of a manhunt over the bombing of a police patrol unit last friday. those are from a more news in let's say thirty two and a half minutes watching international. the country has gone into a nihilistic theme. to thank. the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america take the charlatans the genius this is the quintessential american hero this is it we found the point around which element is done something we always are on the margins something. called the culture has meaning for you. where starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't do any more ground of them it may be completely different and a mystery. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i want to the new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm

the rising tensions on venezuela's border. yele of us demonstrators of continued to vent their anger in france for a fifteenth consecutive weekend to the french interior ministry says that more than forty six thousand people rallied across the country saturday almost six thousand of them were in paris. this weekend saw five separate demonstrations organized in the capital alone six protesters were reportedly detained the movement began in november of a fuel tax hikes but it says evolved into a stand against them popular government policies of the weekend's action organizers appealed for peaceful protests after support for the movement dipped in recent weeks amid continued outbreaks of violence three days of protests starting march eighth the director of the french economic observatory believes that the move is unlikely to get any more concessions. lost as you still need to france's resisting we always skeptical towards neoliberal innovations and from this perspective it contributed to macros failure as a representative of the turn the french economy came into power to exercise definite policies to lower taxes for the rich in businesses to keep wages low to cut

of the country. that's how people, i think, were rationalizing it. >> but in the system, in the shah system, in the interior ministry, there was awareness of the book and its content and inflammatory language. >> yeah, i'm pretty sure. >> please. >> thanks. thank you very much for this really very interesting historical discussion, which is so rare, as was said before. my question originally was about just how people understood khomeini and partially because of the book. the book was there for a very long time, from early '70s. it doesn't really present the doctrine. it presents an argument for it. so i found helpful the accounts that people had all sorts of ways of not understanding it, taking it at face value. so let me ask a different question, which has to do with an observation about the changeover in the universities towards the -- from, say, the m mid-'70s on. could you say a little more about that? it was referred to as the islamism of the students coming in. well, the other students, the more modernized students. what was the content of their islamism? was it already khomeini's views of things or was it som

distinguished member of the ministry of interior of afghanistan. he didn't introduce himself properly. steve: you have been outed. ambassador khalilzad: you want me to respond? steve: let's take a couple. yes, ma'am. >> hi. my question is that you are doing all this meeting and conversation with all parties. is the government involved at all? do you get any help from them? or do you explain to them what's going on? or it's behind a backdoor? and the other question is one of the agreement the taliban that the girls can can go to school. what did they mean by that? -- that the be girl can can go to what they want because they want islamic government? steve: we'll take one more and you can answer those three and we'll try you to do in groups of three. back there. >> dave, from the woodrow wilson center and former "washington post." we know each other very well. i was struck in the president's speech, he talked about the reduction of american troops. you're talking that you are discussions about the withdrawal. is the term production used, do you think

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

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of latin american countries who are keeping a close eye on any developments. thank you yellow first demonstrators are continued to vent their anger in france for a fifteenth consecutive weekend the french interior ministry says more than forty six thousand people rallied across the country on saturday or six thousand of them were in paris. this weekend so five separate demonstrations organized in the capital alone six protesters were reportedly detained at all of us movement began in november over the issue of fuel tax hikes but it's evolved since it's now a stand against popular government policies at this weekend's that organizers appealed for peaceful protest after support for the move into dep't and its continued outbreaks of violence yellow vests have announced over social media they're planning a decisive action namely three days of protests that starts march the way the director of the french economic observatory believes the movement's unlikely to get any more concessions. france is resisting we always skeptical towards neoliberal innovations and from this perspective it contributed to macros failure as a representative of the the french economy came into power to exercise definite policies to l

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

on whedon's they the interior ministry says the whole included rifles ammunition and communications equipment they were flown in from miami the authorities stated the bust was part of a broader crackdown on organized crime well this all comes as u.s. national security advisor john bolton annoyance the possible lifting of sanctions for senior military personnel in venezuela who are willing to defect we spoke to a defense in the academic who warns that such a move has dangerous implications. i think it's a game of carrots and sticks with the wind when you know the trumpet ministration and all that spokesperson thought about all the offers on the table yet seem to point at this sort of military intervention so it's very very. complex and complicated way of of presenting options on the table and yes it has very negative implications as you probably have seen in the last weeks. you know the call for five thousand troops on the ground and the repercussions that that has and the response from them a little redeemed to this sort of note from john bolton. you know complicates and leads to seeing these offers us negative incentives or bribery at the venezuelan military is al