and greater consciousness right dan smith the director of the stockholm international peace research institute thank you very much for joining us thank goodness and there have been lots of reactions to the announcement on social media you know the director general irina bokova called the decision a resoundingly call to global responsibility and stronger diplomacy for peace the nobel prize twitter account praise the winner for being the leading civil society actor in the effort to achieve a prohibition of nuclear weapons under international law the president of the european parliament antonio to johnny tweeted congrats to icann for winning the nobel prize twenty seventeen we rally behind your example and call for a global commitment to make the world a safer place him right the asia pacific director of icann has responded by saying a great honor that we have just been awarded the nobel peace prize twenty seventeen for our work to outlaw nuclear weapons and let's talk more about the significance of this war and with scott lucas he's a professor of international politics at the university of birm

former secretary general of the council of europe and co-founder of dialogue of civilizations research institute discussing the wisdom castle or referendum on independence in the context of present challenges mr schumer the e.u. has also other issues right now the title refugees and migrants into europe has been put under some control for now but what is happening to those who are already in how is their integration going. the the refugee can rise is if you want if you want to call it that way. has two major perspectives one is the control of the outer borders of the european union which has to be enforced. if do you must be possible for for it control the out borders. it is clear that few to the geographical situation. mainly greece and italy are involved in the refugee wave from the middle east and from africa and on the other hand the more wealthy countries from sweden the other lands germany austria i involved because people when moving to europe understandable it wants to go to a place where they are better living conditions. but the rights to asylum in the right if used to speak about real

german government to launch an official investigation the federal waterways engineering and research institute provided a state of the art ship handling simulator to determine the cause of the disaster it's an invaluable piece of research equipment. that might not look like it but we put a huge amount of work into recreating the natural environment and the ships on the river the result is a precise simulation of how a ship actually behaves on the water. and it certainly does look very realistic. the steering stand operated by the skipper is fitted with all navigational and steering instruments used in the real world. even the view is remarkably true to life. was humes and a lot of what we can see in the simulator is generated from computer data some is freely available some we acquire from official surveying agencies when somebody is piloting a ship on the handling simulator they need to be able to see where they're going which makes our job very complicated because if this team was led off. the three d. model of germany's waterways was created with the help of the aerial scans and echo soundi

former secretary general of the council of europe and co-founder of dialogue of civilizations research institute discussing the way some capital a referendum on independence in the context of present challenges mr shrum are they you has also other issues right now the title refugees and migrants into europe has been put under some control for now but what is happening to those who are already in how is during the gratian going. there if what you call rises if you want to call it that way. has. major perspectives one is the control of the outer borders of the european union which has to be enforced. if the union wants to be strong in it must be possible for for it to control the outside of borders. otherwise schengen would not function. and the other as specter of the refugee crisis is there's a lack of solidarity between the european union it is clear that few to the geographical situation. mainly greece and italy i involved in the refugee wave from middle east and from africa and on the other hand the more wealthy countries from sweden that the lands germany austria i involved because people wh

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reaction to the announcement with dan smith he's the director of the stockholm international peace research institute dan thank you for joining us your first thoughts when you heard i can one. i think it's a very appropriate choice i really do i was thinking before her and. hoped that the committee would decide to direct attention towards the there weapons issue because it has been rising up the political agenda but this year in a way that we haven't seen for decades really because people are beginning to feel where of increasing nuclear threats and i think that they have done it look committee that is have done it rather cleverly by pointing to a a groove to a campaign which is imagining a nuclear free world and that imagining an alternative to the risks that we see today so i think i think that to be congratulated on their choice and their cameras to be congratulated as a very worthy recipient and then i can as a campaign is it head that imagining a nuclear free world at the same time none of the nine known nuclear powers have signed up to a nuclear weapons ban in that sense what has this organizat

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now to a dance with his in stockholm he's the director of the stockholm international peace research institute a very good day mr smith were you surprised as i can that a grassroots disarming organization is this year's nobel prize a recipient. i thought it was very appropriate and i had was at this for. ripe to be focusing on the nuclear weapons it should and the peace prize committee has a record of highlighting certain issues and sending a message through through the primes so i'm not surprised that it was about nuclear weapons i hadn't thought of as being the most likely reception but i think it's a good choice because they have been pushing this issue into public consciousness in the last. some years in a way that few other organizations have achieved so much as it would you say that in honoring i can it's another reminder that the international community is dealing with several nuclear issues. well i think that's the first thing this year with north korea and with their own nuclear deal which president trump is at the moment considering whether or not it's going to continue that the nucl

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and greater consciousness right dan smith the director of the stockholm international peace research institute thank you very much for joining us thank you and on social media lots of reactions to the announcement a unesco director general irina bokova called the decision a resoundingly call to global responsibility and stronger diplomacy for peace the nobel prize twitter account praise the winner for being the leading civil society actor in the effort to achieve the prohibition of nuclear weapons under international law tim bright the asia pacific director of icann has responded to the award saying a great honor that we have just been awarded the nobel peace prize two thousand and seventeen for our work to outlaw nuclear weapons and a possible referring to u.s. north korea nuclear tensions one tweeter writes let's hope future historians won't note the irony of i can winning the nobel peace prize on the eve of nuclear war and let's talk more about the significance of this war and with scott lucas he's a professor of international politics at the university of birmingham scott thank you very mu

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that was mark owen director of the crisis research institute thank you. well let's talk further now how about what's happened to r.t. advertising on social media with social or in social media coordinator for r.t. i've just run through them what does this mean for r.t. this latest move by twitter. basically prevents any of the. panels or any of the brands in the r t ecosystem from commercially campaigning rather ties in on on twitter is not for the that's in the natural and what about the advertising pitch by twitter them promoting this channel during the us elections how did that play out just give us some detail to it because it apparently they came to us and said look you know pace all this money you'll get the chance to do whatever you like now on a greater scale during the during the election i don't think it's i don't think it's fair to say whatever you like. well yeah you know we we instigated a twitter partnership of twitter. twenty fifteen and as part of that obviously there's discussions around how we might campaign over twenty sixteen and one o

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and greater consciousness right dan smith the director of the stockholm international peace research institute thank you very much for joining us. and we'll have more on the winners of this year's nobel peace prize from our social media team that's coming up a little bit later in the show moving on now to our other top story of the spanish government has issued an apology over a violent police crackdown during catalonia as an authorized independence referendum on sunday some eight hundred people were injured in clashes with police spain's representative in northeast catalonia said he apologized on behalf of the officers that used force to deter voters and a spokesman for the central government also struck a more conciliatory tone in a statement today listen it growth will result in most we all know that the security forces were carrying out the judge's order to prevent a vote that was the legal. they were acting because the local police had failed to do so. they went in to prevent voting and not to target voters he said if you don't buy the fact some people did suffer the consequences of that

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dan smith a director of the stockholm international peace research institute thank you very much for joining us thank you my pleasure. well on social media lots of reactions to the announcement already a director general with the european commission stefano months or v.c. writes congratulations i can on the two thousand and seventeen peace nobel prize or determination to be a nuclear weapon free world must continue the nobel prize twitter account praise the winner for being the leading civil society actor in the effort to achieve a prohibition of nuclear weapons under international law tim wright the asia pacific director of icann has responded to the announcement saying a great honor that we have just been awarded the nobel peace prize two thousand and seventeen for our work to outlaw nuclear weapons and let's talk more about the significance of this war and with scott lucas he's a professor of international politics at the university of birmingham scott thank you very much for joining us your reaction to this announcement well i think i echo a lot of what dance nests and that the n

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unconstitutional you don't say that is a kurdish affairs analyst and a researcher at the middle east research institute joins us now from arlington virginia via skype very good to see you this is obviously quite a setback for those kurds seeking independence where does this leave them now what power do they have. absolutely i think that's a major setback for the kurdish independence and the kurdish state through the kurdish community the loss of hope on september twenty fifth when the kurds you know went to the polls and voted for independence i was one of the actually persons who voted for the. both of us for their independence but i think after the what happened in court because it's one of the really hard to see word of the kurdish independence and even kurdish autonomy all all on there in the few years questions and probably the referendum that the kurds the leadership you find to go ahead without the approval of the original and the international powers will either compromise also on their mind the status of the kurdistan regional government and the openings that i mean the said by those in a join

the coastal research institute is the egyptian agency in charge of these looming problems.d. when asked to see how they're handtling the threats, he points to this sea wall built by the chinese decades ago and for the first time one piece of high tech equipment to measure the changes. what worries you the most? rising seas, the sinking delta, over population? >> so you have one up and running right now? >> right now, one, yeah. >> and plans for two more? >> two more at least. this according to our limited budget. >> this is the guy that controls that budget. egypt's minister of the environment. >> the environment is a mirror. you see in it the major features of the society, whether it is political, economic, whatever. it's only a mirror. it just reflects the kind of society -- >> and what do you feel when you look in that mirror? >> i'm seeing that -- good medics doesn't change the situation. so really i think what we need is a major surgery. >> he believes richer countries like the united states share the responsibility of protecting people here. >> we're not the one that

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president of the middle east research institute in the author of nation building in the system of governance and kurdistan region he joins us from erbil thank you so much for your time let's talk about the legacy of president talabani a couple of different ways first of all specifically for the kurds and then a rock larger speaking his death of course coming just a little over a week after the the referendum for secession for independence how do you think that his passing will affect that movement. well we're talking about a political job and here who's had a major role in every event in all the major evolutions of politics both in kurdistan as well as in iraq especially in the new iraq so his departure from politics three years ago caused a lot of shake up in fact that cause a lot of changes in the in the political dynamics that led to further gaps and vacuum that could not be filled by anybody else and a lot of negative events happened after him and in kurdistan region he was one of two people who determine the ultimate kurdish strategic policies and and the day to day sort of running the

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the coastal research institute is the egyptian agency in charge of these looming problems.t the med. >> yes. >> he's the director and when asked when the nile handles these threats, he points to the sea well-built by the chinese decades ago. and for the first time high tech equipment to monitor the changes. what worries you the most? >> that's why our institute installed a highly accurate observation system and starting to have it. >> so you have one up and running right now? >> one. >> with plans for two more. is that enough? >> not with our limited budget. >> the environment is a mural. you see in it the major features of a society, whether political, economic, whatever. it's just a mural, it only reflects the kind of society. >> and what do you feel when you look in that mirror? >> well, i'm seeing it needs a lot of cosmetics. there's cosmetics, there's a change. >> the situation just covers it over. >> so i think what we need is a major surgery. >> he believes that richer countries like believes that ri countries like the united states share the responsibility of protec

manufacturers of military equipment peter we've been is with the stockholm international peace research institute he says that israel uses the exchange of weapons to cement ties across the globe. it arms industry and so it was very important for israel primarily as a strategic resource it's something that israel has built up from the one nine hundred fifty s. one nine hundred sixty s. all words and have been very successful because israel of course wants to have independence from the. arms of the plies it has an occasion enough to conclude where. imposing arms embargoes on the drive itself now to sustain such an arms industry for such a small country it doesn't have really any other choice than to export arms otherwise it simply will not be economically viable to do so and then of course there are also other beatles namely there was a forward in security. policy meaning that we struggled and create demand tiny's with other countries in the region for example. as part of its overall security. but was for example create strategic links related to bases or to the possibility of using other countries