my mother was eight when her family moved from siberia to cairo tau the town by the black mountains in kazakhstan swarm south in one thousand nine hundred with her family she left the town which had a population of forty thousand at the time. today it's home to just twenty thousand people or so apart from a few friends from his school days my mother doesn't know anyone in cowra tallon more. cutout the green always is in the middle of the steps the clean affluent soviet showpiece tower what has become of. the apartment block with the circular staircases people here were once proud of this modern building it was home to many young families what defines the town scape today. where and how do the people here live in. the square in front of the white house it's the town hall and a parade ground where the red flags were once waved with pride all for one and one for all. where's the. right and patriotism today where are the others and where are we. headed that's of course only after thought. that. the germans have been gone for twenty four twenty five years everything's run down now there wer

they have released video of him hiking through siberia.o to frank plight ton joining us live from moscow. what is the russian leader up to? >> reporter: he was apparently insiberia over the weekend. this was in southern siberia, a wolf which was actually very close to mongolia. you can see him hiking there. you can see him taking a trip on the wofr. this is something, wolf, that the russian president does from time to time to show he's very much in command but he's a strong leader for the russians, also trying to portray that abroad as well. one of the things that many folks thought was interesting it was not just vladimir putin in that video but also his defense secretary as well as the head of the fsb, the intelligencer is ris, of course then trying to show that vladimir putin is very much in control of the government, that they're all working together and obviously hanging out together there in siberia. it comes at an interesting time, the rugtss jussians just today announced they're going to have the longest military maneuver coming up

in this struggle --, city leader of moscow who could make you a judge and send it to siberia. now with the civil war won -- at of necessity they start a new economic policy. -- the production of consumer goods but the state maintains control of heavy industry. even private enterprise is committed two new words, american aid entered the russia vocabulary. by march 1922 the american relief administration under herbert hoover is feeding 10 million russians. in march 1923, lennon suffers a stroke. the following january he is dead. stalin and -- then stalin turns to his associates and a new economic policy. in its place come three successive five year plans all designed to emphasize productive capacity especially --. from 1928 through 1941 russia industrial capacity rises nearly 300 percent. hydroelectric output is up nearly 800 percent. agricultural production however lags and housing --. if you are an average russian this means more work, not enough to eat and less and less living space per family. if you do not work hard enough or if you complain you have plenty of trains to sib

died when a helicopter carrying all workers crashed this morning in the cross in the ask region of siberia see that happen shortly after takeoff the aircraft fuel tanks were full the helicopter was carrying fifteen all workers and three crew at the time it is some suggestion that they could have been some kind of collision with another helicopters propeller blades or it is some kind of cargo held by another helicopter it was forced to ditch its load made landing but to say the reports of casualties this morning eighteen reported dead in this helicopter crash in russia in the crash in the ask region of siberia. britain's home secretary is acknowledge that more needs to be done to tackle forced marriages in the u.k. britain's times newspaper revealed that women and teenage girls from asian and middle eastern backgrounds are being forced into marriage here in the testimonies of some of the victims. right he was family forced her to marry a cousin in pakistan her husband only married her for visa purposes eventually they ended up with two daughters and after some miscarriages her husband force

or earlier this month scientists in siberia made a sensational find it's right behind me a mummified photo that's between thirty and forty thousand years old we're now they've shown off their discovery to the public for the first time it's the world's best preserved prehistoric baby horse it's hair tail mane and organs were all kept intact by siberia's permafrost the fold was found in a remote crater known by locals as the gateway to the underworld. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you u.s. president double trump is warning that markets would crash if he were impeached he was going on the offensive as talk of removing him from office while her g. days after his former lawyer implicated him in campaign finance violations the united states and china have slapped a second round of tariffs on each other both are targeting sixteen billion dollars worth of goods and don't forget you can always get the whole to go just download from google play or from the outlet store or give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for

putin's weighing in on the matter at this time may have been inspired by a visit yesterday to cities in siberia where protests against the retirement legislation have taken place for more on this we're told to parties yulia shop over low. putin has come to the fore the unpopular pension reform in russia in his televised address to the nation mr putin said the country's working age population was shrinking and the number of pensioners was growing making this change essential he called it a very difficult but necessary decision with out of the country's economy might simply collapse so the retirement age for women will be gradually increased from fifty two to sixty years instead of sixty three as initially proposed but a five year increase for men from sixty to sixty five will stay women with three or more children can retire three years there. the draft bill proposes raising the retirement age for women by eight years to sixty three and for men by five years this is not right we care for women in russia the retirement age for women shouldn't be raised for men that's why bravos raising it only by

no more holidays in siberia john laughed. well, mark my words. one day even russia will turn towards freedom, and when it does, john mccain will be revered there. john made a big difference in a great many ways, but the one i want to close with is the senate. senators are often stuffy. john was not. if there was ever a senator entitled to take himself seriously, it was john. yet he didn't. he effervesced the stol i.d. senate -- s it. ollid senate to the occasional a noahance of some of our colleagues. here, too, john engendered lifetime loyalty and affection and respect. lindsey and joe and kelly were his great amigos, none greater than lindsey. but many of us loved him well. millions of americans saw john mccain give the famous c-span thumbs down that put an end to repeal and replace. they probably did not see what happened next. having just cast what was a devastating vote for many of his colleagues, he went back to his seat, and from my seat here across the chamber, i saw john's colleagues gently start moving toward him. they may have hated hi

correspondent and a reporter look called midnight in siberia. it's a wonderful look into the psyche of modern-day russians. because of their history and their reliance on a strong man to lead them, does that keep them from sharing democracy as something they desire? william: that's really an x question. question.nt they think democrats form of little parties and they fight with each other and it's chaos. there's a very, very smart russian jurist who argues that you can't have democracy until you have a court system, have independent, legitimate court system. you can't have democracy until you have all the pillars, the institutions of democracy. russia like quite a few other countries now has gotten very adept at following the forms of democracy. yeah, they have elections. putin serves a term. he even obeyed the constitution and stepped back are the presidency. and they're meaningless. if democracy can take hold in russia, well, how long does it take for this country. magna carta was in 1215 and the declare ration of independence was in 1776. tha

well let me let me keep you going around the north of the arctic circle just because siberia this is a place where permafrost you would think would soften a thing severe happening except in the winter when it gets cold and snow when we get wildfires this year we've had ten times as many as we want expect to have in siberia basically same sort of reason is the system pattern of daytime heating it gets hotter and hotter therefore it's dry you know the frost is most again the nice and if you come down and just to japan japan's heat wave was deadly hundred thirty eight deaths forty one degrees and have been measured in japan another one of these long levels in fact it's about thirty five now it's just started raining so it's cool down but it was good and in the korean peninsula that ten percent is high but the consequence is just the same so i take new cross asia briefly before you come back give us their side of the pacific sat down in california no we're not talking about wildfires because that's the drought and the early wildfires in the north but down the south we've had more record

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scientists in siberia made a sensational find earlier this month a mummy find phone that's between thirty and forty thousand years ago and now they've shown not the discovery to the public for the first time it's there was best preserved prehistoric baby horse its hair mane and organs all kept intact by siberia's permafrost before it was found in a remote created known by locals as the gateway to the underworld. monica joins me now on business relations between germany and saudi arabia seem to have cooled monica yes rita that's because saudi arabia does not take kindly to being lectured on human rights that is by other nations canada recently plunged into a diplomatic spat with riyadh over the release of saudi activists from detention and germany stands to lose out on lucrative business contracts in the kingdom following criticism of riyadh's human rights record. saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon wants to modernize his country but he doesn't appear to take too well to criticism relations with germany of cooled off considerably since former german foreign minister sigma gabriele publ

were flown from montana along the alaska highway to the north and then across the bering strait and siberia to the front in eastern europe. the americans flew them as far as their banks then russian pilots took over the aircraft for the fight against nazi germany. the yukon river in miles canyon just outside white horse has witnessed a lot of the canadian north's turbulent history. of gold diggers on the way to the klondike once had to pass through this gorge on rafts. after that they continued along the river for weeks. today the trip is much faster see planes take off from the lake at the mouth of the canyon. and another very different means of transport from the gold rush era is still used today albeit mainly for fun don slants. hands got who emigrated from austria to the yukon and has taken part in many races and one a lot of them. now his dogs are retired and he builds special slouches for dog racing. but he hasn't lost his love for his cocky four legged friends. he said the last. huskies are actually. going on and that goes back generations to the gold rush era even the sled dog race

or earlier this month scientists in siberia made a sensational find a modified full that's between thirty and forty thousand years old and now they've shown off their discover to the public for the first time it's the world's best preserved prehistoric baby worse its hair tell me we're going to all kept intact by siberia's very chilly permafrost the photos found in a remote crater known by locals as the deep ways to the under. well world of central bankers are meeting three monitors following on the underworld hopefully not to brian sanford packets from around the world are coming together in jackson hole wyoming for their annual economic retreat organized by the federal reserve investors are especially awaiting saturday's keynote address from fed chairman jerome powell it'll be his first chance to comment publicly on recent criticism for the white house president's charm states he was unhappy with the fit's plan to hike interest rates and that was a break with the tradition that presidents do not comment on the fed's decisions house remarks in jackson hole will also be examined for any c

other stories making news around the world eighteen people have been killed in a helicopter crash in siberia aviation officials say the craft collided with a load being carried by a second helicopter according to russian authorities the passengers on board were mostly oil workers. and police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists who were taking part in an unauthorized rally organizers said they would stage one man protest after city authorities turned down their request to hold a parade a law banning what the russian government calls quote gay propaganda has been in place since two thousand and thirteen. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbols on them from its online store the decision comes after the internet retail giant was criticized for allowing third parties to sell right wing paraphernalia the company says it has blocked several seller accounts and is reviewing the status of others amazon's regulations banned third parties from selling products that promote hatred violence or racial and sexual intolerance. the british government says it i

or earlier this month scientist in siberia made a sensational find a moment i thought well that's between thirty and forty thousand years old now they've shown the discovery to the public for the first time it's the world's best preserved prehistoric baby horse. main organs were all kept intact as. the fall was found in a remote crater locals as the gateway to the underworld a maze. at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see a day. of. his creation. his friends on the mystical calm the gulf it a profession. what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades. of his moments in the life of a great fashion designer. says start september. w. .

eighteen people have been killed in a helicopter crash in siberia russian authorities say the passengers on board were made the oil workers aviation officials say the craft collided with a load being carried by a second helicopter a helicopter was undamaged have managed to land safely. police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists who are taking part in an unapproved dryly organizers has said that stage one them protests off the city or forty's turned down their request to hold a parade on low banning what the russian government calls gay propaganda has been in place since twenty thirteen. turkey's president the one has announced counter sanctions on two u.s. officials off to that country first the assets of two turkish ministers earlier this week the round was spock's when turkey detained a u.s. pasta working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbolism from its online store the decision comes off the amazon was criticized for allowing sales by third parties and right wing paraphernalia

eighteen people have been killed in a helicopter crash in siberia russian authorities say the passengers on board were mainly oil workers aviation authorities say the craft collided with a load by a second helicopter it was undamaged and landed safely. turkey's president bird one has announced counter sanctions on two u.s. officials after that country froze the assets of to turkish ministers earlier this week the route was spock's when turkey detained a us past a working in the country and allegations of terrorism and espionage. chinese artist and political activist i way way says his studio in beijing is being demolished by chinese authorities i posted a video on his instagram account of an excavator demolishing a wall spread an outspoken critic of chinese government policy he moved to germany in twenty fifty. questions government says it's deeply concerned by violence following his involved ways election and the disproportionate response by security forces at least six people died after troops opened fire on a demonstration on wednesday staged a protest against alleged vote rigging by

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global warming will just continue even if we don't emit any more if the thermal permafrost thaws in siberia permanently frozen soil methane is released and the triggers mobile warming there's more thawing of the soil and he keeps going and that's what we have to avoid the report says the tipping point for that is probably somewhere between one and two degrees of global warming so if we can limit to well below two degrees to one point five degrees as we said in paris in the paris agreement we can still avoid this catastrophic scenario this is the science is making a very compelling case. on cotton on the parents of climate change what more needs to be done you mention a few things must be already doing that what more needs to be done to avoid catastrophic levels of global warming the one thing we have to do is we have to stop burning fossil fuels coal oil and gas are destroying climate stability and putting us at an acceptable risk so producing power from coal is something we have to phase out as quickly as possible but we also have to think about the transportation sector about agriculture

eighteen people have written killed in a helicopter crash in siberia russian authorities say the passengers on board were made in the oil workers aviation officials say the craft collided with a load being carried by a second helicopter it was undamaged and managed to land safely. police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists who were taking part in an unapproved rally organizers have said that stage one man protests and since your thought he has turned down their request to hold a parade banning what the russian government calls gay propaganda has been in place since twenty. turkey's president got it shipped to on a has announced counter sanctions on two u.s. officials off to that country froze the assets of two turkish minister earlier this week was sparked when turkey detained a u.s. pasta working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. chinese artist and political activist i way away says his studio in beijing is being demolished by china's all foresees i posted a video on his instagram account of an excavator demolishing a wall he's be

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well let me let me keep you going around the north of the arctic circle just because siberia this is a place where permafrost you would think would stop anything severe happening except in the winter when it gets cold and snow when we get wildfires this year we've had ten times as many as we want expect to have in siberia basically same sort of reason this persistent pattern of daytime heating it gets hotter and hotter therefore it's dry you know the frost is mel's again the nice and if you come down and just to japan japan's heat wave was deadly hundred thirty eight deaths forty one degrees and have been measured in japan another one of these long levels in fact it's about thirty five now it's just started raining so it's cooled down but it was good and in the korean peninsula that ten percent is high but the consequence is just the same so i take it you cross asia briefly before you come back to give us their side of the pacific sat down in california where we're not talking about wildfires because that's the drought and the early wildfires in the north but down the south we've had

brent: earlier this month, scientist in siberia made a sensational find. a mummified foal between 30000 and 50,000 years old. it is the world's best preserved prehistoric horse. it was found in a remote crater known by locals as the gateway to the underworld. here's a reminder of that top story, u.s. president donald warned that markets would crash if he were impeached. he was going on the offensive as to removing him from office and got louder two days after his former lawyer implicated him in campaign-finance violations. the united states and china have slapped a second round of tariffs on each other, both chat -- both targeting $16 billion worth of goods. you can always get dw news on the go, just download our app. that will give you access to the latest news from around the world and push notifications for any breaking news. you can use the dw app to send us photos and videos when you see news happening. you're watching dw news live from berlin. after a short break, i wouldn't back to take you through the day. -- i will be back to take you through the

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siberia the outbreak of anthrax us to burn off first it's melting from some of these campsites. those nomadic indigenous peoples and one small young boy died because of this anthrax was leaked into the. population so there are all sorts of completely new events which are coming forward the second one which we are trying to put in place with only ecological restoration so that we we would have more sites more safe havens. fish animals spawning areas restored and so forth as things get worse so that it's really think much of. what we're trying to do here and. the research is like the un tracks are very disturbing we're not far away from having a small talk's that's well on the table and and most of them are first it's melting and this should be the kind of issues that are brought forward so i like that you ended your statement about that these are the sort of issues that should be brought forward because we got a tweet from alice here and she says sometimes this knowledge has not been shared with outsiders but in many many cases the communities have been willing to share so why di

well let me let me keep you going around the north of the arctic circle just because siberia this is a place where permafrost you would think would soften a thing severe happening except in the winter when it gets cold and snow when we get wildfires this year we've had ten times as many as we want expect to have in siberia basically same sort of reason is the system pattern of daytime heating it gets hotter and hotter therefore it's dry you know the frost is most again the nice and if you come down and just to japan japan's heat wave was deadly hundred thirty eight deaths forty one degrees and have been measured in japan another one of these long levels in fact it's about thirty five now it's just started raining so it's cool down but it was good and in the korean peninsula that ten percent is high but the consequence is just the same so i take new cross asia briefly before you come back to give us their side of the pacific sat down in california where we're not talking about wildfires because that's the drought and the early wildfires in the north but down the south we've had more r

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to go, siberia?t fishing up there. not that i like fishing. people go there for salmon. >>> putin isn't the only world leader having a little fun check this out video going viral of british prime minister theresa may, having a lot of fun lately trying out her dance moves as she visited a school in capetown may was welcomed by a group of children performing a dance routine and joined in. she started a three-nation visit to africa in capetown today and met south africa's president >> i just feel for her here. >> i give her credit for jumping in and being part of the whole thing. >> and the video is much better with our music when i first watched it silently, it looked quite cringe worthy >> none of us will look great. >> that's what i mean, it's like your worst nightmare. >> i give her credit she's jumping in and taking part >>> in the meantime let's see how currencies are reacting to the announced trade deal between the united states and mexico and expectations for talks with canada that we assume wil

morning eighteen people died after a helicopter carrying all workers crashed in the new jaska region in siberia the russian made helicopter came down shortly after takeoff from a place called it got a it exploded on impact fifteen or workers and three crew were on board authorities say collided with cargo that was suspended under a second helicopter emergency teams have recovered the flight recorders from the wreckage. human rights watch and amnesty international reporting that two prominent women's rights activists have been arrested in saudi arabia the arrests of some arpad there are we and the sea mouse to die a signal that the saudi authorities see any peaceful dissent whether past or present as a threat to their autocratic rule this unprecedented level of persecution of human rights defenders in saudi arabia is a disturbing sign that the crackdown is far from over the rest of the activists are protesting against laws which compel women to get permission from men to study to marry or to travel abroad in a similar sutter's a long time campaigner for women's and shia minority rights the other

chris bucknell, bbc news, washington. 18 people have died in a helicopter crash in north—western siberiatigating allegations of negligence and whether safety guidelines had been violated. the incident took place shortly after take off, near the town of igarka. sarah rainsford reports from moscow. the helicopter was 100 metres off the ground when its propellers hit the external cargo of another helicopter. it lost control, crashed and burst into flames, killing all 18 passengers and crew on board. the helicopter it hit was able to carry out an emergency landing. translation: that there were 15 passengers and 3 crew members on board. we discovered that at 9:48 local time, the helicopter crashed 180km north of the city of igarka. one probably cause of the fault is that the aircraft hit the cargo suspended from a mi—6 helicopter. those who died were workers heading for the start of a shift on a remote siberian oil field run by a subsidiary of the state oil giant rosneft. the company has called the actions of the crew inexplicable, adding that they had been warned the other helicopter was dan

since the revolution when mr wilson president wilson said american troops to siberia to join the british expeditionary force. wow. the boy are. you going. you know world big partisan movie. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need.

nine hundred seventy since the revolution when mr wilson president wilson said american troops to siberia to join the british expeditionary force. join me every thursday on the alex salmond schill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport i'm show business i'll see you then. that's geysers financial survival will they say money the balance the. budget is it this is essential planks the four diagram is kind of common right now it's a stop to. the. you know world a big part of newton's law 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 smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad 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. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six perce

nine hundred seventy since the revolution when mr wilson president wilson said american troops to siberia to join the british expeditionary force. i am. p.j.'s national camera. roughly once the show is so moved leave for the. uncool videos with the broken string apps. down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . with this manufactured and sentenced to the public will. when the room in closest project themselves. in the family. lives only the one percent. to ignore middle roots to. the real news. here now this new attempt at a global unity of accountable currency big oil that will be are controlled by people not any government thought as the chance to do what paul failed to do to escape the keys of the subtle bankers and ph d. wielding economists. welcome back to sophie and co now the other day i sat down with the legendary filmmaker oliver stone in a moscow bookstore and asked him whether a second cold war was just a figure of speech or as to or more to it it's a figure of speech for sure cold war it's a. very dangerous war it's on the you know you can even say that the original cold

on tuesday over its nucelar programme. 18 people have died in a helicopter crash in north—western siberiaft was taking workers to an oil station when it knocked into the cargo of an adjacent helicopter, as both were completing ta ke—off. the other helicopter landed safely after the incident. in israel, a large protest has been taking place against the country's "nation state law" which was passed just over two weeks ago. thousands of members of israel's druze minority gathered in rabin square in tel aviv to protest against the change, which defines israel as a principallyjewish state, and which downgrades arabic from an official language. earlier i spoke with bbc correspondent nawal assad. a lot of anger from the druze community and the arab community in general here and also actually from the israeli leftists, who joined the druze demonstrators here. there are almost 40,000 demonstrators gathered in this square. most of the speakers are demanding that the israeli government should cancel the new israeli basic law, and they should go back to the old law, and everybody, all citizens of isr