s a show on today's program triumph as hindu nationalists i know from too many muslims in the region. empty streets and security personnel mark one year since the government of delhi removed the autonomy of kashmir and imposed direct rule on the most image of 2 regions. on the same day prime minister narendra modi kicks off the construction of a temple to on a one of the most important chords in hinduism on the ruins of a mosque. i'm british manager welcome to the double news asia glad you could join us exactly one year ago today the indian government revoked the special autonomy of its only muslim majority state the state of jumbo in kashmir the revocation of article 370 shocked residents of the region but that's not all the government also slick the state into 2 federally controlled territories calling them just going to push me and. this is effectively to political representation away from the people of kashmir and into the hands of delhi the move further strained diplomatic relations with india's neighbor pakistan which only yesterday issued a new official map which includes all o

this is the wus a show on today's program a double triumph for india asking the nationalists i don't know from too many muslims in the region. since the government in delhi has removed the autonomy of kashmir and imposed direct rule on the most image of the region. on the same prime minister nuri kicks off construction of a temple to on one of the most important chords. on the ruins of. i'm british welcome to the w's asia glad you could join us exactly one year ago today the indian government revoked the special autonomy of its only muslim majority states the state of german kashmir the revocation of all tickle 370 shocked residents of the region but that's not all the government also slick the state into 2 federally controlled territories calling them just one kashmir and. now this is effectively took political representation away from the people of kashmir and into the hands of delhi the move further strained diplomatic relations with india's neighbor pockets. which only yesterday issued a new or fishel which includes all of kashmir including the parts controlled by india now india

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is steven muller aye nationalist? you've been swimming around in the smirk for a while. , definitional, is that his identity? is that his worldview? do we need to be more forthright in her writing and thinking about the extent to which she is aye nationalist? >> who would deny he's aye nationalist. much harder for him to not denies implementing aye nationalist agenda. regardless of whether or not he identifies as aye nationalist or not. lists that were created to for population control nonwhite people because the white supremacist defended the organizations that he drew his policy from believing the genetic superiority of whites. that americans have to be a majority white country in order to preserve its unique culture and privileges. and so, yeah, that kind of speaks to the thai were talking about between racism steven muller. anyway, i also train of thought. [laughter] >> no, no, i think it's really important is generalist we about white nationalist white supremacist ideas with intergovernmental institutions by not

facts of the ottoman repression over our of nationalists. along the way.and a modern greek city and its story of one of the founders of israel. and judah essentially is a plot to me that all of this was mainly the jewish city it was called the jews a limb of the baltics. for 4 weeks america in goal didn't protest every day all over the us even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly pandemic. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i think people want change. and it's going to by willing to do whatever it takes to get there on friday billions of people in america are expected to celebrate what's called june 13th at an official holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united states this year in the wake of the nationwide protests there is a growing number of calls to make it an official federal holiday. as people see it as a great opportunity to take to the streets to continue to let their message be her . bottl

the facts of the ottoman repression over our of nationalists.and a modern greek city and 8 story of one of the funders of israel. and judah in center these are all to me that all of this was mainly the jewish city it was called the jews a limb of the balkans. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many feel the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall to pull your claim the focus is on doubt here because i can pull that 1000 places we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus condiment special coverage on the. all new counting the cost how powerful banking and political plans destroyed let all this economy controversy about trump's troy's to oversee latin america's recovering from the deming plus a company awarded billions for a gas plant that wasn't even. counting the cost on al-jazeera on the deserted streets of bogota they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or me

but this is the feeling that woos white nationalists.t this way, they have always had a seat at the table. and suddenly there are these others whose values they don't respect. i knew they think don't respect their values who are displacing them. you think that some way different from white supremacist thinking? >> guest: yes white supremacy is not -- this is a function of the age of mass integration or the perception of mass immigration that it's about the 2016 election was about latinos it was about immigrants, trump was going to build a wall. the regimes throughout europe, there's comes from movements about migrants. so it's about, it doesn't deny or say otherwise. i'm making a distinction between white supremacy and white nationalism. and white nationalism, there is this notion, a theory it's called replacement theory which actually is an import from france. and france on the right has been talking about. [inaudible] since the 1970s. and what it means is not only are real french being displaced by people from africa and muslims and so

lol this hit stands for an historic triumph for india's hindu nationalist government after a decades long dispute prime minister narendra modi led the groundbreaking ceremony for the new hindu temple at the flashpoint holy site of a yoda. well marty this temple will become the modern symbol of our culture i'm using the word modern deliberately it will be the symbol of our perennial faith our nationalism this temple will also be symbolic of the united strength of millions. security was tight in a u.t.i. leading up to the ceremony the city has long been a religious fault line at the center of intense sectarian violence in 1902 a hindu nationalist mob raised the barbary ms ji mosque in najaf the incident triggered religious riots that left over 2000 people dead most of the muslims. hindus believe ram one of their major deedes was born at the site and claimed the mosque was built on a temple there. but this race has been going on for 71 years but now finally the divine moment has arrived and everyone is very happy to be able to witness this temple for lord where extatic. modi's b j p had

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repeated business by white nationalists denied the permit and stop them from coming here. on the lee statute, tearing down. on accountability, just tell the truth and on equity just do theright thing . so charged with energy these demands could be distracting and even dangerous parking blazes that could spread in an age of into slogans at that social media and oppressed the struggles to cover complexity and substance as little appetite for leaders doing what leaders needed to do, grapple in the gray area that lies between the seductive balls of black and white this remind you is notmild or equivocal , it was the gray smoke and ashes. so telling the story of what it's like to be a mayor in a week mayor form of government which 60 percent of american cities have painful for me and i hope for the way the book is set up its rewarding because i had taught about democratic growth and democratic resilience for a long time and prior, the prior two books that i wrote were on different angles of this project, the problem about how this democracy last and survive and grow and strengt

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in 19 92, a hindu-nationalist mob razed a mosque here.he incident left over 2000 people dead, most o of the muslims. hindus believe one of their major deities was born at the site and claim the mosque was buililt on a temple there. this case has b been goioing onr 71 years, but now, finally, the divine moment has arrived and everyone is very happy to bebe able to witness t this temple. we are ecstatitic. modi's bjp had long been rallying for a temple on the site. the verdict caused his appointment among india's muslim community, but many have since come to terms with the decision. "the muslim community has accepted the verdict and we want to help with the construction of the temple." muslims will be able to build a new mosque on a nearby plot, but prominent muslim leaders fear the new temple could embolden hindu-nationalists to target other mosques in the region. brent: in germany, a far-right extremist has admitted he was the one who killed a pro-refugee politician last june. he is on trial for allegedly murdering the conservative politi

and far from being simply a european affair the way the war gave birth to 3000000 nationalist movementsturkish zionist and. in the next episode of world war one through our eyes. history has called it the great war in the 2nd episode the declining autumn an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to 3 nationalist movements that will determine the future world war one through our eyes on al-jazeera. hello there most of his skies across much of south america the. little. bit cooler of course as you would expect 18 degrees. or so not about day generally on monday look at the temperature 34 degrees but it does not last a couple of days followed by this is you can see on tuesday down to 23 we've got cloudy skies in the full cost of rain that working its way into the southeast of brazil but some very heavy rain yet again across into central america is going to be fairly heavy very widespread all the way from costa rica up towards guatemala and then scattered showers and thunderstorms into southern areas of mexico throughout monday night a great de

but on this issue of armenia, its nationalist position on nagorno—karabakh, the strategy that you arelement to it — you seem just like your predecessors. you don't seem any different. where is the evidence that, on this core issue for the armenian people, you're bringing something different to the table? i won't agree with you naming our position nationalistic because armenians of nagorno—karabakh are under existential threat — and what are we proposing? we are proposing azerbaijan to renounce any possibility of use of force... ..for the nagorno—karabakh conflict solution. we should agree on a very simple formula. there is no military solution for the nagorno—karabakh conflict. all right... and in... yeah, i understand the point you're making there. let me just flip this debate around a little bit. you came to power after a career as a journalist, as a human rights defender, and you even spent some time in prison as a political prisoner. you care about human rights. so, i wonder if, to reach out to azerbaijan and to indicate that you really are different from your predecessors, are yo

but the french troops routed the arab nationalists and swept on to the syrian capital. king faisel fled to london the 1st independent arab state the kingdom of syria lasted less than 4 months. the french occupation of syria turned into a mandate in 1922 and lasted until 1936 with all the problems it entailed and which i still felt today. into double frenzy beijing this year in the way that if the reality we go in there is only a. mess. then while that. sounds like a disk on that and live from edina you might think with all. that messy hey you know i don't mean. who by they did finance a loon how to have an ultra. we know nothing as a 2nd that could not miss the needle myself i leaned on tuck at. the french mandate also had a big impact on lebanon. that ceased an example if i'm going to be built i would get basically bare ollie's about that responded the 2nd shouldst at the human into debbi finance and with what sort of think it will myself believe be it again but the thought that as this movie unless it is the need for a system home a business a move to troubles that as

and far from being simply a european affair the way the war gave birth to 3000000 nationalist movements turkish zionist and. in the next episode of world war one through our eye this. history has called it the great war in the 2nd episode the declining autumn an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to 3 nationalist movements that will determine the future world war one through our own bodies on al-jazeera. the southeastern states of turned quite humid at the moment with slow moving thunderstorms the rather quickly moving ones running through the upper midwest and disappearing into eastern canada and then if you look at used to it the dot not much going on unless you happen to be in georgia or a nice encounter if you are for example the pacific coast the us that breeze coming down the coast keeps san francisco down 20 degrees and inland it's still hot and fairly dry and those conditions continue into wednesday or those more of a growth of showers in the ohio valley by the look of it and this is during wednesday and carry on into thursday n

instead mackey blames hindu nationalists for carrying out a campaign of violence against most. in india over the past 25 years there have been major outbreaks of religious violence that have killed thousands mostly muslim. cleric and in fact a lot in some places there might be a couple of. stray. ram medevac is the general secretary of the ruling party the hindu nationalist b j p he's also a former spokesman for the r.s.s. a right wing group often accused of encouraging violence against muslims nor heard from our government. from the government. and the country committed to maintaining the uncommon and harmony in the country. rights groups say since the b j p came into power in 2014 attacks on muslims have served. it's a charge rejects. impact that black do you have how been the most to be here when it comes. but for some the reality is starkly different. we've come to the region a main water which is predominantly muslim communities like these that are starting to feel the heat from the more violent elements of hindu nationalists. you know news. and. dairy farmers you should c

and far from being simply a european from the way the war gave birth to 3 nationalist movements turkish zionist and. in the next episode of world war one through our eyes. history has called it the great war in the 2nd at this and the declining autumn an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to 3 nationalist movements the will determine the future world war one through our eyes all knowledge is here. the latest news as it breaks there is increasing pressure up and none to tun it's back on beijing and the u.k. is finding itself course between the pallets with detailed coverage israel's missed opportunities on testing and tracing is now being seen as part of a wider political failure to tackle the panda from around the world to my wife pope say that at least 12 people have been either killed or disappeared by argentina security forces. hello there mostly hot and dry across much of the middle east mostly case guys as well across the northern sections and then of course we have seen a few more. amounts of cut across areas towards the south but

in the state duma nationalist vladimir zhirinovsky. held a special reception to celebrate trump's victory. with this way forward if there were reports of people popping champagne corks at the times like this will bring i don't know anyone personally but i heard about it well a lot of grandeur is part of the russian national character. putin was one of the 1st to congratulate the surprise winner donald trump. but i see

looking at as something o it asa nationalistic cries i cannot see that helping somehow. we talked about already a nationalistic impulses that are very detrimental and regardless whether they are antivirals are vaccines. for very good reasons in terms of the manufacturing capacities and also our understanding of the pandemic there's been a lot of talk about what lessons from that we can bring to the pandemic and also a lot of different things so to what extent do you think it is helpful versus one that might be a bit misleading? >> guest: those are accurate descriptions of the truth. we had a pandemic in 2009 and everybody was worried about it because it was a direct descendent of the virus and what everyone forgot his id was probably new to it. they were worried that it is going to be pretty nasty and as it turns out it was okay because anybody before this are the ones that normally die of the flu anyway. it only needed a change and i wouldn't have been the case. right now we have got in europe and china viruses like that circulating that are already jumping to people an

but the french troops routed the arab nationalists and swept on to the syrian capital. gang faisel fled to london the 1st independent arab state the kingdom of syria lasted less than 4 months. the french occupation of syria turned into a mandate in 1922 and lasted until 1936 with all the problems it entailed and which are still felt today. into double frenzy this year you know the way that if the reality we go in there is a year. and a year. well by then what that. sounds like a disk on that luna and listen medina you might seen it on. that message hey you know i don't. know who by they did finance and how to have an ultra . we know nothing as a 2nd that you ruined i could not miss the needle myself i mean i'm talkin. the french mandate also had a big impact on lebanon. that ceased an example if i'm going to. build a wall and get basically bare ali is the one that responded the 2nd shouldst i thought you meant into debbi finance it with what sort of think it limits the thinking be it again with the thought that as this woman who the less said the need for a system home

to jean guerrero, author of the new book "hatemonger: stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org. we're breaking with convention. i'm amy goodman. a warning to our audience, the following stories contain graphic foototage of v violence. in kenosha, wisconsin, a a white gunman opened d fire on n a crof black lives mamatter protesters latete tuesday, killing two peoe and injuri a a thi. cook's oh, my gh.h. amy: video filmed a a bysnderer shows yoyoung n wiwithn assault flfle beg fofolled byy a crowd p proteers.s. he fls to thgrgroundeforore shooting intththe crd as protestersttttempto didisa him. kenosha poli s said rlyy wednesdayorning armed vigilant -- theyalled and mititias -haveve bn in t t streets and they were lolooking for a man with a long gun. that is a white man with a long gun. no arrests have been made yet and thosose killed have not been identifified. the violence came on the thihird night of unrnrest in k kenosha following the police shooting on sunday of jacob blake, an unarmed 29-year

in ireland, all the talk earlier this year was of a political earthquake, a radical nationalist partyfein won the most votes in ireland's general election. they promised to smash the status quo. well, so much for that. in fact, ireland's two old established parties formed a grand coalition and they are guiding the country through a global pandemic and brexit. my guest today is mary lou mcdonald, the leader of sinn fein. has her party missed their moment? after the february election, when you and your party did remarkably well, you won the most first preference votes in ireland's general elections, you talked about a revolution at the ballot box. well, five months on, what has happened to the revolution? five months on, we are into uncharted and unprecedented times, no more than yourselves with a global pandemic, with a public health emergency here, on our island and that has caused considerable disruption to people's daily lives but also to political life, but i'm happy to report that, all of that disruption notwithstanding, the appetite for political change remains very strong across

building it is a key election promise of narendra modi and his hindu nationalist bjp party.mony an historic event. the times of india — one of india's biggest papers — had a dedicated page. we're told millions tuned in for wall—to—wall coverage of the ceremony on tv. also watching was our own yogita limaye. the prime minister laying the foundation for that sample. his national bjp pa rty‘s foundation for that sample. his national bjp party's or election promise. many see the country moving away from its secular identity. it in behind the decorations, remnants of a violent past. in 1992, a mosque that stood here was torn down by hindu mobs led by the bjp, which triggered religious riots around the country. that criminal case has not been resolved, but last year, india's top court allowed a hindu temple to be built here. translation: just like our independence struggle, generations four indians have for centuries worked tirelessly to realise this day. -- generations of indians. many muslims don't agree with the country's decisions and the country's decisions and the country's

india's most controversial contested religious site have been longstanding promises of the hindu nationalist b j p government despite the fact that political and religious gatherings on to allow the prime minister that anymore he was joined by the country's most prominent hindu nationalists leaders in 175 people who were invited and attended the event and here is a look at why the building of this temple is so important not just to be j.p. to its supporters but many of the 1000000000 of india's hindus. on the banks of the. people gathered to pray in the ancient town of. preparations underwear. the head of the construction of a temple at the site that hindus believe is the birthplace of their god from. the rom temple is supported by all indians only some who wanted to spread hate were opposed to it. controversy over the site has led to some of the worst religious violence in india's history and security has been heightened. in 1992 thousands of hindus from around the country came to the town and destroyed the 16th century babri mosque and 22 others 18 of the muslims living in the town were ki

and promising that is there more to it was joined by some of the country's most prominent hindu nationalist leaders despite the fact that coronavirus restrictions for people gathering he was there was something like 175 people invited to the event and who attended the centuries old temple site is claimed by both hindus and muslims and was the focus of a long legal battle in 1902 a group of hindus tore down a 460 year old mosque by a muslim rule the demolition of the mosque. box one of india's worst religious riots estimated 2000 people were killed some senior politicians in the governing hindu nationalist party the b j p are on trial charged with conspiring to bring down the mosque they deny the accusations for more than 3 decades the b j p made rebuilding a temple in iowa a part of its election campaign after years of legal tussle the supreme court last year gave control of the land to hindus allowed construction of a temple that muslims were given another plot of land on which to build a mosque are saying now is a political editor of the caravan investigate news magazine he says that even

for german nationalists, they knew his possibility.thblow to the german republic, forging the german people into a single mold. whoed by the militarists saw a chance to build a mighty war machine, backed by the monarchists who saw in him their chance to restore power to the throne, backed by big business who saw in him their chance for economic domination of the world, backed by thousands of ordinary germans who saw in him their chance to snub conquerors around the world. , skillfullyd ahead appealing to the german tradition the cry of the master race, he promised all things to mormon. to the workers, they promise higher wages. to the employers, lower wages. to the tenants they promised lower rent. to the landlords, higher rent. to the farmers, higher prices. to the consumer, lower prices. most of all, they promised revenge on the world, that germany would become its most powerful empire. hitler knew his audience. he received more votes than any other political party. von handed installed hibbler as its leader. this was the deathblow t

and far from being simply a european affair the way the war gave birth to 3000000 nationalist movements turkish zionist and. in the next episode of world war one through our eyes. a story of financial scandal with billions lost in the united arab emirates i have never seen an a story like this where 2 companies similar tiniest lee involving the same group of people have failed at the same time but when the money is the $1000000.00 question al-jazeera world investigates the dramatic story of the rise and fall of an indian cycle. and the missing millions on al-jazeera. hello both the east and the west australia was active at the moment just coming off shore from new south wales this curl of cloud hears a property of low pressure and briefly the winds will pick up and the waves will pick up from the risk to damaging the cliffs the soft cliffs is there again and find sydney northwards is also a risk of flash francis is really specifically for monday the same time much bigger systems on winding through western australia's rain right into the tropical heart if you like and then once that's go

english are willing to actually take the step two leaving, even the sort of fierce and populous nationalist europe don't actually plan to leave the eu but, meanwhile, it's inefficient it creates common currency it creates all kinds of economic problems obviously to everyone but can either move forward nor back it can't shrink back toward a more sensible arrangement. it can't move forward toward the kind of actual european superstate many of its architects and vision and sell it too has this stalemate. so that's what i'm describing as closest and i think that's the easy one, that's the one that people nod along to. the others are a little bit more debatable. stagnation economic stagnation is not as thoroughgoing a reality as sclerosis come you still have periods of economic growth, you've managed a respectable pace of growth under basically since the great recession in 2008 but overall you see a pattern of real deceleration, lower growth rates compared to what was the norm prior to the 1970s and you have those growth rates achieved basically through a perpetual borrowing where you can get to

this had closed ahead of this planned white nationalist rally and protest. far right group had applied to hold a rally at the park today to defend their second amendment rights. officials denied that application because of violence at a similar event four years ago. despite this, several groups still showing up to the park met now by an option group holding a counter protest. we'll keep an eye on what's going on down in georgia. >>> breaking news out of chicago. thousands of demonstrators are expected to shut down a major expressway this scheduled protest is over police brutality. it's expected to be peaceful but the city of chicago is deploying at least a thousand extra fors to help prevent another weekend of looting and unrest. kathy park is live in chicago with the latest. kathy, what are you seeing there? >> hey, garrett, good afternoon to you. so the demonstrators are gathering right now about seven miles away from where we are. and we are actually told from law enforcement officials that if this crowd doesn't grow to about 500, they're actually not goi