well you see if you create a new security service is doing something to pressure on the clergy they're not doing it very seriously because they know that in three months time there will be election elections and they cannot fully support the illegal and the constitutional intervention into really just affairs so please don't be afraid of something very serious happen it's more political game on the ukrainian establishment as well as politicians are using religious matters as a tool in the elections the same is with the security service and i would say that for you probably the audience the international audience would be interesting to know what it means in your own context what is happening in ukraine it's as if in america there is the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally

well you see if you create a new security service is doing something to pressure on the clergy they're not doing it very seriously because they know that in three months time there will be election elections and they cannot fully support the illegal and the constitutional intervention into really just affairs so please don't be afraid of something very serious happen it's more political game on the ukrainian establishment as well as politicians are using religious matters as a tool in the elections the same is with the security service and i would say that for you probably the audience the international audience would be interesting to know what it means in your own context what is happening in ukraine it's as if in america there is the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally

well you see if you create a new security service is doing something to pressure on the clergy they're not doing it very seriously because they know that in three months time there will be election elections and they cannot fully support the illegal and the constitutional intervention into really just affairs so please don't be afraid of something very serious happen it's more political game on the ukrainian establishment as well as politicians are using religious matters as a tool in the elections the same is with the security service and i would say that for you probably the audience the international audience would be interesting to know what it means in your own context what is happening in ukraine it's as if in america there is the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally

said no evidence connecting the suspects to the act but israel's security service says the youngsters are suspected of terror fences including murder it added that evidence points to what it calls the radical and he designs characteristics of the suspects the security services accuse them of using extraordinary methods against the teams such as administrative detention and delaying their access to lawyers such methods are normally reserved for palestinians accused of terrorism. or that's how it looks so far this wednesday here in moscow you know your next r.t. update after a brand new cross talk. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. that spread for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. they months

as we have asserted from the start not connected in any way to the case the shin bet security service had no evidence connecting the suspects to the act. israel's security service says the youngsters all suspected of terror offenses including murder it added that seven points to the quote design astounding stream nature of the suspects the security service is accused of using extraordinary methods against the teams such as administrative detention and delaying that access to noise such methods would usually reserved for palestinians who are accused of terrorism. ok that's it for now thanks for watching your next update is off the boom bust. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something want to be that's. actually going to be close this is what it looks like three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water. seemed wrong. but. just don't call. me. yet to say proud just become educated and engage me because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. jus

said no evidence connecting the suspects to the act and israel security service says the youngsters are suspected of tara offenses including murder it added to the evidence points to what it calls the radical anti signage characteristics of the suspects the security service is accused of using extraordinary methods against the team such as administrative detention and delaying their access to lawyers such methods normally reserved for palestinians of terrorism. that should use for now thanks for watching your next update from me in the moscow news team is in just over half an hour see them. country has gone into a nihilistic fever. thank god it hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius the quintessential american hero this is it we've come to a point around which alan would have done so we always are on the margins something . called culture has meaning for you. oh. we're starting last with is going to head east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bee i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gone d

i mean i'm just a little concerned and have the security services commitment or ask me questions of the glasgow rangers football club the thought of the and id some name the thought that the patient which is not of here as well because we've got lots of servicemen and women and out of it men over should watch out that a few years ago the face to lose and security clearance was sort of messages to send it when the stay in asia if you don't win the war speak about your mental health should keep it quiet because from the middle of your door for her majesty's security service the thought they are both an awful lot was all just a smokescreen for the fact that i was a member of this n.p. i was stunned for definitely do this n.p. and i believe in scottish independence and the proofs in the prison because after you have been suspended i was reinstated post no case then so so someone at some point to say that i was to be suspended because of a start of a deputy to this m.p. on the police and the pendants and these are a lot fox i think we come over the employment tribunal so if you are a simple

to investigate a security service crackdown on anti-government demonstrators who are angry at fuel prices. been a model family has met president omar al bashir in doha as anti-government protests continue don. says it will accept assistance acute and fuel from the u.a.e. russia and turkey. at least four people have been killed in clashes with police in venezuela pro and anti-government rallies take place across the country the rallies are marking the sixty first anniversary of the end of the military dictatorship of general marcus harris jiminez anti-government demonstrators are using the day to highlight fears that president nicolas maduro is turning his government into a similar for tarion regime and. he joins us from kuta in colombia that is the main crossing point for many venezuelans going into colombia and i was out there just how big are these pro and anti muro demonstrations well felicity here we have a couple of hundred venezuelan migrants marching on this bridge behind me that you mumble lever international bridge their main crossing point between venezuela and colombia they wer

presidents and i'm blowed collagen china security services target for far less than what looks like retaliation for the arrest of a senior executive in congress. i'm still got a welcome to the program let us weigh the house and uncharted political territory the country's opposition they don't want to i don't know how has declared himself interim president he made the move joining the wife of street protests against socialist president nicolas maduro he's won the support of the united states on several latin american neighbors but the government's key ally russia has said that it stands by the door of why don has described the president's rule as a dictatorship that has plunged the nation into economic chaos. it was a bold move opposition leader one quite small himself in his venezuela's in to impress. didn't thousands cheered him on he hopes these words can topple president nicolas maduro government was the aim is ending this usurpation and this treasonous government and holding free elections if this happens then let god and the nation reward us. why doe's declaration comes as hundreds of thou

the israel security service says the youngsters are suspected of terror offenses including murder it. evidence points to what it calls radical mt zion as characteristics of the suspects the security service is accused of using extraordinary methods against the teens so as administrative the tension and delaying their access to lawyers such methods are normally reserved for palestinians accused of terrorism next on the program name or m.p. chris williamson discusses the new leak shedding a light on u.k. anti propaganda organization integrity and mission of his plan to influence the film industry that's in going underground and it starts in moments. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. what is happening with trunks decision to leave syria and are

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of soldiers beating protesters despite surveilled by president emerson money to investigate a security service crackdown on anti-government demonstrators earlier we heard from the leader of the opposition movement during the movement for democratic change nelson chamisa it was the president is just contradicting himself. where pretty but they did argue is very is that. seems to be indicating left but tending right is inconsistent he says that he's going to investigate but he can't investigate himself there are people who did what they did we're doing that in the name of mr and he must be able to then indicate that this is what is going to happen because he knows the people were duty the people who did what they did right now on the streets people are not in happiness people are not in peace there is a lot of displacement of persons people are being dragged out of their homes people being beaten brutalized terrorized there's terror and fear all over and citizens are not in peace again having ammunition live ammunition again as ordinary citizens that is unacceptable and that goes against the ten

government censorship the newspaper and others have received almost nightly visits from the security services who harass editors and dictate what they're allowed to publish geneva has refused to toe the line and it's clearly paying the price the sunday issue of the paper was banned from publication for the third time in a row and more than ten of its editions of been seized since protests began in mid december when its journalists held a sits in outside the headquarters of the national intelligence and security twenty eight of them including the editor adelaide these were arrested ok so that's the government trying to control the output of one newspaper what about the online side where censorship can be so much more difficult to enforce so the internet is being thankful to the organization of these protests are brick hashtags like sudan cities revolts have been used to mobilize people then documents and broadcast demonstrations to the world president bush it knows that and he's ordered the internet provider of to block access to proper phones like facebook twitter and what that it's very egyp

well the day earlier president emma someone promised to investigate the security services actions and has called for a national dialogue what kind of reforms do you think need to happen in zimbabwe is the hash tag aging is great thank you. in twenty four chain you will remember the story of the two hundred seventy six chibok schoolgirls who were kidnapped in nigeria now we know of thousands more this is really interesting nigeria's anti trafficking agency says there are between twenty and forty five thousand kidnapped nigerian women who have been taken to southern mali which originally raised the problem ten years ago many was sold as sex slaves in gold mining camps and it says plans are now underway to return the women to nigeria the national agency for the prohibition of trafficking in persons says many of the girls have been taken from rural areas and i kept in appalling conditions and some cases as many as one hundred fifty girls are crammed into just one. this girl's where exploited by virtue of the new ability from me through all communities in various parts of nigeria six diffe

well you see if you create a new security service is doing something to pressure on the clergy they're not doing it very seriously because they know that in three months time there will be election elections and they cannot fully support the illegal and the constitutional intervention into really just affairs so please don't be afraid of something very serious happen it's more political game on ukrainian establishment as well as politicians are using religious matters as a tool in the elections the same is with the security service and i would say that for you probably the audience the international audience would be interesting to know what it means in your own context what is happening in ukraine it's as if in america there is the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally and

he is eliminated by shooting at this moment the security services are at my house asking about my wife. the dictatorship is trying to intimidate us then it's what is ready for a change but we cannot do these long what is it that when it comes to defending human rights freedom and democracy you cannot be neutral. parliament recognizes mr plato as the legitimate interim president of venezuela went to the presidential election instead went. to many in the misread of the with locking them up then to get him a scene putting in fairly actual time the only way to control this crisis. also coming up tonight survivors of the holocaust many fled to israel and never looked back for those who did there would be a reward and a price to pay. and when later on my husband and i were back here and ready to talk to germans they attacked us and said they wanted to make soap on of you and you talk to them how dare you but we did it and i still believe that it's the right thing to do. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world welcome we begin the day with that politico. tug of

that's russia's domestic security service so the man has been held since friday and a criminal case has been opened against him we'll get more on the story as it develops now russia's outspoken and increasingly popular rap artists are setting off alarm bells in the kremlin after a string of arrests and concert cancellations president vladimir putin recently called for tighter control of rap music but for fear of making it even more popular well he stopped short of calling for an outright ban or a challenge reports from moscow. husky he's one of russia's most popular homegrown rappers his lyrics cover drugs violence and social dysfunction and recently he's been in trouble after all storage fees in a string of cities canceled his concerts passkey responded with a car top performance outside a venue in krasnodar police dragged him away. and there are others. in the band i speak a more overtly political than hosty they've had shows canceled with the authorities citing alleged suicidal themes and they were detained recently too from their russian tour i speak told us the pressure is misguide

fire bombing of a palestinian home in the west bank village of duma a crackdown by israel's security services saw a reduction in settler violence but last year the numbers rose sharply again it's reported there were four hundred eighty two and the palestinian crimes a three fold increase on the previous year the incidents include assaults vandalism of vehicles and property as well as threatening graffiti israeli human rights group ph d. and recorded twenty five such incidents in just one day last month after two israeli soldiers and one baby were killed in palestinian attacks it says too many settler crimes against palestinians go unpunished we've had about over twelve hundred investigation falsely documented and want to turd since two thousand. five in eight percent of those indictments were served and in a mere three percent were any convictions served we also noted that eighty two percent of investigation files are closed in circumstances that suggest police investigate a failure to israeli police call those figures misleading and incorrect your google robbie says he is finding some solace

from the means available to the security services and judicial arms we will continue taking every step to make our nation inhospitable to terrorist groups and their networks i thank our international partners who are showing solidarity in standing with us at this moment as they always have even as we think of our own injuries we must remember that dozens of countries are also under attack and that we too must show solidarity in standing with them this morning i convened and chaired a meeting of our national security council and i want to say this we will seek out every person that was involved in the funding planning and execution of this hideous act we will pursue relentlessly wherever they will be until they are held to account throughout the breadth of kenya and in i mean neighborhood multiple security efforts are underway to detect the. disrupt and defeat any terrorist operatives or groups we are also on highest alerts and shall remain so i assure every kenyan and off foreign visitors that you are safe in kenya fellow citizens we all have a duty in securing our country security is

and prisoners in a global power game china's security services target for foreign does in what looks like retaliation for last month's arrest of a scene ethical to executives in canada. plus in the next sixty minutes growing up behind bogs. want him to think his mother's if he doesn't understand that she's long talk to the turkish children imprisoned with their mothers and only allowed out at the weekend rights groups say many of the mothers have been jailed for political reasons. i don't have a warm welcome to you i'm on the touch then a sailor is in uncharted political territory the country's opposition leader one why do has declared himself interim president he made the move to bring a wave of street protests against president nicolas maduro has won the support of the u.s. and several neighbors but the government's key ally russia has said it stands by makhdoom why though has described men duras rule as a dictatorship which has plunged the country into economic chaos. he hopes these words can topple the as well as government opposition leader one ply two swore himself in as interi

that alexander has just used will be key to the situation messy accuracy of of got ukraine's security service at the moment investigating interrogation even priests who are loyal to the russian orthodoxy i know that our other guests are talking about diplomacy but if we look at what's happening on the ground is this going to provoke russia how much is this going to provoke russia do you think well you see if you cranium security service is doing something to pressure.

so we're told just missing from the embassy federal security service. which was that if we visited. me you mean yes he might mean. i mean yes he might what's the matter with that if. i'm walking up the enormous number of the surface based the words so that. the i suppose. that it. is. that it. is a losing. cell not allowed to get through. because it's a danger might be kidnapped by some salafist. terrorists according to their spiel such as the talks. we might be able to. carry out my last. checkpoint. pentacle with i don't pay attention to the at this peace warning i wonder if a safety is the real reason for keeping us journalists away.

huawei is effectively blocked from greek any business in the us because the american security servicesageing eight years the compa ny‘s devices concerned that ageing eight years the company's devices and products to spy on americans. tensions between the two countries have been intensified recently because huawei's chief financial officer was arrested in canada late last year. she is accused by the us of engaging in massive bank fraud. the next hearing in that case is due to take place early next month. we will discuss that further in our news briefing. it is dominating the financial press. let's go to asia now where we are waiting for news from japanese engineering giant hitachi about this, the planned nuclear power station that it is building on the island of anglesey in wales. japanese media has reported that hitachi will suspend construction of the wylfa newydd plant with the board due to meet on thursday. mariko oi is following the story. there have been real concern about this for quite some time in north wales. tell us what we might hear today. we contacted hitachi about that bo

business there it would result mr protests kalen to come to you now because we've had ukraine security service chief warning that putin can use what's happening now as a pretext for open military invasion what do you make of that. well you know i think it's actually election rhetoric i'm not a big fan of president putin but i think. he still. has to do that i mean he might actually do some very reserved in many cases and i don't think you will be willing to do that because that there cannot be situation in russia is not really good also you know i mean even there's a rhetoric and there is something like the russians have against let's say the little people. within the ukrainian establishment you know i don't think russians are going to fight against the brotherhood religion as far as this is concerned while it's one thing to support separatist used in refused him down boss you know maybe it's you know i'm not justifying just one thing but i don't think so i mean there are a lot of there are a lot of people from both sides of the military people who just you know using this rhetoric and i don't

figures within this information and the reason we found out about this is not as the national security services found out and told us about it no it was a petition. got a call from a stranger on my cell phone and this number is secret how did that come out and then other journalists and other public figures when to the police and said well there's some some information on me in the internet something normal people shouldn't know why is it there and that was only. the moment when the government learned we have really big problem that is amazing and the government or the security agencies they've dealt with cyber attacks before what is being said about possible suspects right now well in his early days now it's all speculation of course but what we have seen in the polls of the many fingers have been pointing towards russia and the possibly three years ago there was a big cyber attack on the german parliament building just much of the information that house was pulled away then is said to have gone to russia there was a russian hacker group that was made responsible for this and we have seen anot

because this is want to show they can practice in a peaceful way they have actually come up with security services such make sure that there are no rifle that are being paid to have no no rights been reported and are going out of pocket front the government thing we really want these protests to stop not because they're going to launch the quote national very next week and they're hoping that this national debate but comping down lisa louis reporting from paris for us thank you so much. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and in nigeria at least a dozen people are dead after an overturned oil tanker exploded in order punny in the country's southeast numerous people were seen scooping up leaking fuel at the time of the blast officials say more than twenty have been taken to the hospital with serious burns. and the united states a twenty one year old man has been charged with murdering the parents of a teenager he then kidnapped thirteen year old jamie close to skate on thursday after three months in captivity authorities have been searching for her since her parents we

interesting though is certainly in the last couple of days we've heard reports that all the main security services in israel agreed that it was necessary to get this money to cause. through hamas as well they understand that this money was certainly being seen as a means of possibly calming the situation down his specifically looking at these friday protests. now it saves that as you say how nice a start to their guns they say they are not going to accept the conditions by which this money was to be transferred here it's reported that one of the conditions was house would agree to calming the situation down it even stopping these protests so now this money is going to go via the u.n. be called nature to aid organizations to get vital aid into gaza or and meanwhile hamas say that with or without the money these protests these weekly protests that are now in their forty fourth week will continue until israel list lifts it's more than ten years siege on gaza and of course you are at the gaza israel border you have been for the last few weeks and it's the same scenario as we've seen every friday since

condemnation from human rights organizations the world over as to the heavy handed approach of the security services taken with the protesters using live ammunition using tear gas and other things as well these protests are up to as has been the case in similar situations over the past few years in sudan as a result of the high prices in food and basic staples in sudan lack of opportunity high unemployment as well as obviously the poor performance of this is that these are qana meet generally but then they quickly spiraled into something a lot more that encompassed a lot of the grievances that many said that these people have towards the man who has been ruling the country for around thirty years now essentially it is he is a military person and many of you it's more governed by a military ideology more than it is some sort of democracy or seville states having said that now what's brought him here that obviously plays a central role and has a very good relationship with sudan over the years that sponsor the darfur peace talks it says invested billions of dollars into the country and has often found

be happening in a peaceful way the demonstrators themselves have come up have put up a as a security service to make sure that there are new riots really happening but apparently both sides seem to be thinking this is a crucial moment when it comes to the protests they have now been going on for nine weeks but the government will start a new so court national debate next week is hoping and hoping to calm things down and it was a don't say just demonstrators want to show that they will keep pattered and will keep protesting for the next few weeks even very briefly of course the pressure now on president michel i'm well it's growing considerably what's the government planning to do about that. well that's exactly what i meant the the grand the. big debate actually that kicking off next week is supposed to calm down the spirits but it remains to be seen if that really works because according to one recent poll seventy percent of the french actually think that they will be no use of measures coming out of this debate our correspondent lisa lewis in paris good to talk live t.v. thanks lisa. to ni

the security services said he built up years claiming contacts via social media. was in russia and came to the intelligence services because he had shown no interest in pretty russian women but dreamt with male friends that had connections to confidential information. so very strange information coming out of the russian media. the state department not saying much. so at the moment, that's what we know. trace? >> trace: it does get more bizarre. who else do we know about what whelan is doing in custody? >> yesterday he got access to consulate. paul whelan is being held in an infamous prison. his lawyer said he's behaving constructively and hopes that the investigation against him is not bias and his lawyer said that he was certain that his attention and arrest were ba baseless. paul joined the marines in 1994. he served two tours in iraq. he was convicted in 28 on charges related to larceny and received a bad conduct discharge. russia says that that is cover. we're hearing from experts this is a bigger issue and he's being used as a pawn between the two countries

paul whelan — who's a former us marine — was detained by russian security services a week ago.e not ruling anything out at this stage, we are extremely worried about paul whelan, we have offered consulate assistance, the us are leading on this because he is a british and american citizen. 0ur position is very clear, very straightforward, individuals should not be used as pawns of diplomatic lethbridge, we need to see what these charges are against him. understand whether there is a case or not. we are giving every support we can. we don't agree with individuals being used in diplomatic chess games. not just individuals being used in diplomatic chess games. notjust the individual but theirfamilies, chess games. notjust the individual but their families, and chess games. notjust the individual but theirfamilies, and we chess games. notjust the individual but their families, and we are extremely worried about paul and his family as we hear this new. has britain had access? we have offered but it has not been taken. should british people in russia be concerned that they could be pi

about more than forty people killed widespread condemnation from around the world as to how the security services and the sudanese governments have treated those protesters but information as far as a mother but she was concerned he wants to show that he is still very much a statesman still very much in control he has no issue leaving the country to visit other world leaders assured he believes to come back with still in power so a significant trip in the sense that there is a lot to discuss between these two governments but i clipped both sides have been with regards to revealing as to what's they've agreed on if there's been any deals and how to move forward people hogan has more now from the capital khartoum. people incident have been demonstrating for five weeks now and they say they want the president to step down and hand over parts an interim independent council now it all started with the economy but people are saying now that the reason why they call them is in a downward spiral is because of president bashir and his thirty year rule they say that the government has ruled with widespread

especially from last night are related or on by military all these our national intelligence and security services. for example this review is showing here at our that callie's armed when we do our. people who are taking out all the off one of. the sers into is great and they when they act people and all these men they run away and our sisters yes so that our way are they not attack anyone out of all these let's talk about my let's let's move on let me let's move on i've got an additional i want to move on a little bit because i can hear your grievances very clearly i'm not hearing when it goes haitians are going to take you back to weeks to when you're on the stream and then this little exchange happened and they've become government is going to keep solve the problem because the problems on the field the. economy in a very short bit of according to. plan. and i think that has taken out place the effect the positive effect of this plan is now very obvious and this is it solve the problem this problem is normally not a political problem but the economic problem due to. the thing mr r.b.i. but afte

security concern. in his letter nancy pelosi pointed out the secret service is in charge of security and the u.s. cret service and department of homeland security have not been funded for 26 days now, with critical departments hamstrung by furlough. hold onto the homeland security secretary today, kirstjen nielsen pleading "the department of homeland security and the u.s. secret service are fully prepared to support and secure the estate of the union." a secret service official tells fox news no one from nancy pelosi's office contacted them to ask about it. the secret service has been preparing for the event four months, this is a "no" fill mission. new york democratic congressman elliot engels seemed to suggest it was more about sending president trump a message than security. >> i don't think we can go along with business as usual. there has to be something to him to show the frustration of the congress. >> with all this whirling president trump tried to go around nancy pelosi nancy pelosi today invited to the white house members of the bipartisan problem solvers caucus to talk about border secu

about more than forty people killed widespread condemnation from around the world as to how the security services and the sudanese governments have treated those protesters but information as far as a mother but she was concerned he wants to show that he is still very much a statesman still very much in control and he has no issue leaving the country to visit other world leaders assured he believes to come back with still in power so a significant trip in the sense that there is a lot to discuss between these two governments but tightlipped both sides have been with regards to revealing as to what they've agreed on if there's been any deals and how to move forward morgan is monitoring the situation in the sudanese capital cantin. people in sudan are saying they will not stop demonstrating against president bashir until he actually steps down again that is something he has repeatedly said that he will not do until elections come in twenty twenty and even then there is a chance he might run again there's already a proposed change that is stable in front of the parliament to try to amend the constit

. >>> russia's security services accused an american of espionage . it claims they detained the man on friday but as tom hanson explains the man's family is speaking out insisting it is a big misunderstanding. >> reporter: it has been almost a week since paul weiland was detained in moscow. in a statement, russian intelligence said he was caught during an operation and could face up to 20 years in prison. his family took to twitter, claiming he was visiting moscow for a wedding. his twin brother spoke to canadian television. >> they are not making an accurate accusation. he was a marine. he has worked in corporate security and is very aware of both the rule of law and the risks of traveling in countries that may have risks to travelers. >> reporter: the detainment adds more strength to relations. things were already rocky when president trump canceled the meeting with vladimir putin at the g 20 in argentina last month. after a russian confrontation with ukraine. the rest comes two weeks r maria butina pleaded guilty to conspiring against the u.s. in f

very much been shaped by him in his own image and we also have the national intelligence and security services as a rival power which we preach has a comparable level of capacity in foreign power and so the senior officers will be less suspicious of one another as they are fearful of the government will potentially embracing change and i think therefore it's much more difficult for the the security establishment to switch sides and pull that reason now i think president bush is still has a chance to play ok in the median age for for someone inside and the median age there is is night night yes that's nineteen so a lot of the people that are protesting this is all they have ever known adel why has this been the tipping point for them yes i think to start with they want to the figure. alex. i literally like the bagel right ahead. rex i think the the army is still cohesive i mean that whatever has happened the army has a core army there is a culture of the army i think. they are all what they're there fear is double fear first of all. they they're afraid that the media many militias and security

sistering so our police and security services can continue to work together with their european partners to keep all our people safe no deal means no such security partnership. and our deal delivers the foundations for an unprecedented economic relationship with the e.u. that is more ambitious that is. becoming really rather a noisy and unseemly spear that has now resumed mistaught the prime minister must be heard by minister here our deal delivers the foundations for an unprecedented economic relationship with the e.u. this is more ambitious than anything they have ever entered into with the third country it will give us the benefits of trading with the european union and the ability to force new trade deals in our own right no deal means those new trade deals come at the expense of a trade deal with your. not in addition to it so while it is categorically wrong to suggest that our country could not also make ultimately make a success of no deal it is equally wrong to suggest that this is the best outcome. now sir that was the path advocated by the leader of the opposition and we've hea

government censorship the newspaper and others have received almost nightly visits from the security services who harass and dictate what they're allowed to publish geneva has refused to toe the line and it's clearly paying the price the sunday issue of the paper was banned from publication for the third time in a row and more than ten of its editions have been seized since protests began in mid december when the journalists held a sits in outside the headquarters of the national intelligence and security twenty of them including the editor i deliver these were arrested ok so that's the government trying to control the output of one newspaper what about the online side where censorship can be so much more difficult to enforce so the internet is being thankful to the organization of these protests are brick hashtags like sudan cities revolts have been used to mobilize people then documents and broadcast demonstrations to the world president bush it knows that and he's ordered the internet provider of to block access to prop phones like facebook twitter and what that is all very egypt two thous

fire bombing of a palestinian home in the west bank village of duma a crackdown by israel's security services saw a reduction in settler violence but last year the numbers rose sharply again it's reported there were four hundred eighty two and the palestinian crimes a three fold increase on the previous year the incidents include assaults vandalism of vehicles and property as well as threatening graffiti israeli human rights group ph d. and recorded twenty five such incidents in just one day last month after two israeli soldiers and one baby were killed in palestinian attacks it says too many settler crimes against palestinians go unpunished we've had about over twelve hundred investigation falsely documented and monitored since two thousand. five in eight percent of those indictments were served and in a mere three percent were any convictions served we also noted that eighty two percent of investigation files are closed in circumstances that suggest police investigate a failure to israeli police call those figures misleading and incorrect robbie says he is finding some solace in the fact th

to investigate a security service crackdown on anti-government demonstrators has more now from the capital harare. shop only. after last week's violence when the price of fuel more than doubled overnight in zimbabwe people demonstrated many didn't believe a president. who said the increase in months of some businesses were looted jeering the violence. the. hours i can tell at the moment was west to coklat but what i can tell you are probably. why did you dress in terms of for equipment just as as it was taken away from the computers to those printers the machines the more so to get our. ways human rights commission a government appointed human rights group a key security forces a systematic torture lawyers an atavistic say a dozen people have been killed scores more wounded and arrested opposition leaders say people are still being targeted by security forces they also say others are in hiding fearing for their lives right now on the streets people are not in happiness people are not in peace there is a lot of turnout displacement of persons people are being dragged out of their homes bein

about more than forty people killed widespread condemnation from around the world as to how the security services and the sudanese government have treated those protesters but in summation as far as a mother but she was concerned he wants to show that he is still very much a statesman still very much in control and he has no issue leaving the country to visit other world leaders assured he believes to come back with still in power so a significant trip in the sense that there is a lot to discuss between these two governments but i clipped both sides have been with regards to revealing as to what's they've agreed on if there's been any deals and how to move forward and more on the protests going on in sudan with him morgan our correspondent in khartoum. people in sudan are saying they will not stop demonstrating against president bashir until he actually steps down again that is something he has repeatedly said that he will not do until elections come in twenty twenty and even then there is a chance he might run again there's already a proposed change that is tabled in front of the parliament to t