we want to evolve the situation developing in the c s t o 's area of responsibility dictates the need to strengthen our organization. and what sort of banana shows us like more . it is also safe to say that the c t o is currently the dominant force in its area of responsibility. the missile with the tuck? yes, we definitely are. and there is one more thing. other objective is to develop relations with other agencies, international organizations that deal with security matters. i think that this is something we will do as well. yeah, the most of the top of them. but a plumber for much of a fellow, just as the human is cooperation with other alliances with other agencies, productive overall or is the c s t o still treated with apprehension and caution, or has the c a still had to prove its importance for the region for the people in the region 1st to be taken with all the seriousness of the organization deserves were much less if the face of yours was to glory, the fools were to look over. like, you know, we have different relationships with international organizations. with some we enj

the c s t r 's framework and the tools we have proved to be quite effective. so i don't think we need to introduce any fundamental changes, but we'll make some adjustments. of course, no just una williams to get a futile wooden pins. earth to support a mortgage e, but your security a little bit more stability minute even though some adjustments are probably in order since it was just one operation in one country. i'm sure the framework to ensure security in this region will change. now, some adjustments need to be made to prevent similar crisis from happening in the future. are you considering it is oh, isn't able though? most of dorothy, i would break it down into 2 parts in terms of the way we do things. i'll say it again. no, i don't see the need for any serious rethink we've achieved. the goal we said organization's mission is to collectively insure the security sovereignty and territorial integrity of our member states. and we successfully done that. so we don't need to overhaul the entire framework reforms and needed when the system doesn't work anymore.

like all citizens, we waited for the c s t o soldiers to arrive. the troops are at different points coming into us now the russian president has, in the past few minutes spin, addressing the c s t o security council is the military alliance conducts its peacekeeping mission, in catholics down. here's what he had to say. shift must serious question at this meeting. that is a matter of great concern for all of us. so this is the situation in kazakhstan, but just as mr. luca shanker said, class applies to all of us, and we all know that the president of a ton, mr. clive deliveries applied with the c s t o and always member of state and ask for assistance since he's pretty city in his country and member state of the c t o has faced unprecedented challenges and threat to its security. integrity and sovereignty. we understand that we try to catch a state hood was not related to protest, spurred by fuel price increases, but this was the act of internal and external forces. when you had me, there were people who protested against the fuel price increases fo

that things are going to quiet down that you know, the and the, you know, the 2500 troops from the t s t o will well play out of pocket for whole and not, not. and taking part in rightly. yeah, i mean, some people could say that those comments from saki were a bit rich, given the u. s. history of unilateral interventions, you know, african is done in iraq just to name just name a few. oh, absolutely. well, i mean this is clearly nothing, nothing of that. so it, because of course, the government has done no other government to the rock nor the government of libya, nor they go home, syria, know that, you know, be affected. who is the government jeviana? none of them, you know, invited the united states to intervene and that countries or the saudis, or other us allies for that matter. so i mean, yeah, this is a completely different situation. however, the united states, you know, maintains, with this sort of key our approach to these situations and sort of p r approach to the well that in spite of the united states having dropped more than 300000 bombs and other countries in the last 20 y

he's and the secretary general of the c s t o, they're already saying the, the situation is stabilizing and catholic st on. is that what you're hearing as well? yes, susan, this is said from the beginning when the context on government just c s t o assistance it was said to be a jump commission and he was highlighting that wasn't just flushing military. there are 6 ations you involved in this with them that was made very clear the was the situation stabilized in context and military support from this. the c s t o allies would then be looked into the parents, i'm not sure is one of those. i think it's quite concerning that he said, speaking from that being from the u. k. m, the west mistake perspective, it's very concerning when you have a sexual stage such as senior politicians. anthony blanket, in effect, giving cheap shots really about commentary about russia. i understand there's a, there's an issue said western state perspective with the ukraine. russian border with the build a book. no. this is a completely different scenario senior. oh, i didn't say paul. i was just gonna say sort

it's interesting when we're talking about the c t s. so coming at having the wes concerned vacuuming the concern from russia on the trade and both of the marketing and pushing to say that could be one of the reasons why the west is showing consent, maybe of ukraine. it happened that wouldn't have been as concern with what's going on now. well, let's put that point to dmitri washington. seems very unhappy about the rule of the cfo peacekeepers in catholics found, suggesting it's illegitimate. why would it be a concern for the americans? well, it's amazing and you know, when people die in, in goes us, you know, might be where the government buildings are gone down. and the airport was taken by the surgeons, united states appealed for com and to dialogue and didn't to be, to be conserved when the situation stabilized somewhat. and the, and the frenzy true started took on an invitation from that because our government know that the state is suddenly concerned. it shows a completely flawed sense of priorities in washington. and the priority

the fact that with the help of the c s t o, it was possible to restore the situation is very important to this is the 1st such operation of the c s t o k. to allow cassock st on to solve it socio economic issues. and it calm dialogue with the people in general, we need to go home. we've completed our task. all right, let's learn more on the programmatic nicky air and joining us here for the latest on this breaking news. so a lot of the guys involved are those involved with the c s t o they're calling this mission completed g. think they have honestly accomplish their mission less than a week after they were deployed to can't extend the c s t trips will begin their withdrawal today with catholic sand now in a much more stable position than it was a week ago. i t infrastructure has been secured, according to the russian defense minister stake actually gave a report it to president putin. he'll says that as soon as she's in today, the situation is stable. we are working in full cooperation. we have approved a decision on the phased withdrawal and returning of infrastructure back to cause

the fact that with the help of the c s t o, it was possible to restore the situation is very important to them. this is the 1st such operation of the c s t o appeared to allow cassock st on to solve it socio economic issues, and it calm dialogue with the people. in general, we need to go home. we've completed our task. less than a week after they were deployed, take context on the c s t. trips will begin their withdrawal today with catholic sand now in a much more stable position than it was a week ago. i t infrastructure has been secured, according to the russian defense minister said guy showing gave he reported to president putin, he'll says that this issue with michigan today, the situation is stable. we are working in full co operation. we have approved a decision on the phased withdrawal and returning of infrastructure back to cause it's dawn mission to day. we start to withdraw. and furthermore, within 5 days as the infrastructure is transferred, the withdrawal will continue. and we plan to completed on the 19th until the 19th, when those final trips will leave contact on the st

the c s. t peacekeeping mission in catholic stun, including and l my t was very important in terms of stabilizing the situation in our country. it's undoubtedly had a major moral impact on pushing back the aggression of terrorists and bandits. now leaders to say it's been absolutely extraordinary thought to the year for conflicts on a relatively peaceful country. that within the space of a week went from normal daily life to absolute chaos. across the entire country, we saw mass riots. we saw government buildings ransacked and set on fire. the entire country was in a state of emergency. exact number of faith policies is still being calculated, though it said that over a 1000 people have been injured over 100, have been killed and more than a 1000 police officers injured and 16 killed all efforts within those 1st few days by presidents of to come the street because weren't working, he needed to call on the c s t a framework to help secure these vital infrastructure in the country when it comes to

this is the c s t o. but when it became clear that russia was going to step in and help cause it's on the senior diplomat in america, secretary blank. and he said, you've got to look out with the russians once they get into your house. but you can't get them out. house out looking at has, has russia now secured a foothold, according to the west and catholic stone was such an intense light as soon as it was revealed that russia was part of this frame, the work that would be entering this foreign country. no alarm bells were ringing around the well, that was these sensationalize headlines. same thing such as putin sees, is on crises. so it was unfortunate that russia going its context on with these other countries who were hardly mentioned in the news pieces was looked upon that way. not just by the mainstream media, but also by washington. one lesson of recent history is that once russians are in your house, it's sometimes very difficult to get them to leave. and of course, the chalk comments like that alw

now the price at the dutch t t. s hub, the european benchmark for natural gas trading leveled off a bit into friday, dipping nearly 10 percent. prices are still sitting well below december highs, but as temperatures continue to drop in the region, concerns remain. so we thought we would take the opportunity here and it would be good to take a look at what some of the reasons behind the natural gas shortage shooting up prices. as joining us now to discuss the type of welcome, he's the director of public citizens energy program, tyson, always a pleasure to have you on, and always need an expert opinion on these things. now we've covered the unrest and causing style, which has been attributed to rise and gas prices, while there are changes between the western russia oversupply. but broadly, why are we still seeing the supply issues that are causing at the energy crisis, which is pushing price up? because if you think about it, we understand the oil situation, travel, air, travel, trucking, everything was affected when it

like all citizens, we waited for the c s t o soldiers to arrive. the troops are at different points in the city now. and about half an hour ago, reinforcements for the police arrived. citizens have waited long for the russian soldiers. they are a symbol of order and security. it's a study in your body of a catholic sounds upheld its decision to request assistance from its allies, including russia, with the catholic foreign minister, praising the peacekeepers, still preserving the country's territorial integrity. washington, i wants to know why there's foreign troops or in catholic stone as we have real questions about why it was necessary to call in this organization that russia leads and is a part of these ought to be things that the government because extent can handle on its own and handle inter rights respecting why yes, of course, has a track record of military interventions into countries which it wasn't invited, but still america's top diplomat claims, but even putins, real goal is to restore the old soviet union. former pentagon security an

and these are, these are all members of the c s t o. the reason seems to be that with dr. justification at least let's say is that she has identified these protesters as groups of bandits as terrorists. and that would allow for him to invoke the, the cfo article that would enable him to bring in foreign foreign troops. but are these really foreign funded terrorists if he is made out or are they are the democracy defendants? are they people who want to see reforms in this country, or are they armed warms remnants or billions to the former president knows who knows by and he's met his people who control still significant parts of the country or, or who are allegiance to him. it said mr. president, so kind of may not be giving away all the information that he has and, and it's costing the story in a particular light in order to have it brought in the c s t o foreign peacekeeping force. there is an awful lot of confusion at the moment, especially with the internet down. we will endeavor to, to try to update views with information about what

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kazakhstan, the country through thinks that the members of the moscow based security alliance, the c s t o, the alliance answered please from the catholic president, to help restore law and order. and the c s t o. secretary general says that the sole purpose of the peacekeeping troops is to help the country through this difficult period. city insisted that all of these insinuations about our troops, like we're going to break up demonstrations are not true. that's what the cause at places for they will do their job. and our job is slightly different. some rumors about an intervention occupation and other things started spread. it's just stupid . i once again state. this is the c s t o countries move to support kazakhstan and such a difficult period. this is the main reason for our decision. there's no other reason for it. as soon as the situation stabilizes, the operation will be suspended on the troops will be pulled out. so it's unpleasant 1st to hear that we allegedly seized an opportunity. it's fake. c, s t o countries show willingness and sincerity in helping cossick st on get throug

trying to stick to this. peacekeepers have been directed to god key infrastructure contingency from all t s t o members states have been deployed to crucial areas to help a stretched cassock military be they military bases, government offices, or even power stations. another vital site where security was, was bolstered by peacekeepers is the power station that feeds the city of alma to with most of it. it's heath and it's electricity. here, the kill, his battalion, took over a kill. his brigade called scorpion has taken over security here. 70 percent of all of al, with his power is generated at the station and given how marauders and bandits systematically targeted infrastructure. the workers here thought that they would be next letter letter at the beginning of the riots, the staff felt insecure. they were scared. the peacekeeping forces were sent and now they are protecting as, as this as a strategic area, the staff already feel more confident and perform their official duties and full without being afraid of anything. security has been beefed up patrols every wet. then there are even sec

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s t o 's mission was actually to show that president kasim jermarta archive had russian backing. this deployment was very much at the request of because externally government, the president took, i have and clearly he needed this force to stabilize his own internal situation. once that was stabilized, once he understood that his own domestic forces would remain loyal. then the c s t o deployment was no longer needed in the city of al marty, where the troops were earlier deployed. what the authorities describe as an official terrorist threat remains. anti government protests had led to the worst violence in casks dance, modern history. more than a $160.00 people died including peaceful protesters and police officers. around 12000 people have been detained. friends and relatives are anxiously waiting for news of my group, but my friend, i can even call him a brother, isn't, doesn't i keep of which was detained on january? 4th, he was firstly held at the district office of internal affairs like then they told us he was in an internal affairs department since january 6. we've been he

they have different goals are the fact that with the health of the c s t o, it was possible to restore the situation is very important to them. this is the 1st such operation of the c s t o do allow catholics to on to solve. it's socio economic issues and a com dialogue with the people in general, we need to go home. we've completed our task now until the 19th. when those final troops will leave context on the state of emergency, in kazakhstan will remain in place. understandably, the country is still in a state of shock. it's been through so much in such a short amount of time, just 2 weeks. is that there for the time frame. so now the peacekeepers are planning that to leave the country. it's also become very apparent at the evolution of the c s t o, which previously, which is considered to be a mouthpiece. now it's shown it can be very effective, a can be very helpful. our president, sockeye of the kind of extend alida, he expressed his gratitude to the framework. i would like to express my gratitude to the mission commanders for the job they did over these days. the c. s t a peaceke

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s t o. nations holding an online meeting right now discussing the rest, president putin is to give his address a little bit lighter over broadcast to live later in the program. other also c s t, a peacekeeping station to the city of bike. and oh, which is the location of the cosmo. dr. web russian launch is rockets to the international space station. if i were to say the city has been secured, but the terror threat level has been stepped up for the time being on the should his new didn't of no incidents were registered in bacon or security has been strengthened for the 2nd day. for now, it is enough. our police are fully staffed, they protect not only they, city and our safety, but also the bacon or cost me drone. everything is good, the situation is under control. like all citizens, we waited for the c s t o soldiers to arrive. the troops are at different points in the city now. and about half an hour ago, reinforcements for the police arrived. citizens have waited long for the russian soldiers. they are a symbol of order insecurity. catholic sounds have held its decision to request a

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s t o r to you for, for help and they've, well, they've responded as we now know very positively and they, uh, they are helping out because again, so far, lots of attempts made by the catholic forces to stop of the ang, with the angry mobs across the country they have largely failed. i should say we are getting reports that hundreds of people are still on the square of almighty despite previous events. a couple of hours ago, previous attempts of the police and national guard and, and the army to try and to disperse them and more people keep coming in and we're getting similar reports from other towns and cities as well. so it's a clear whether or not our, the government will be able to do it on its own. and we're and well, now we'll have to just see if the peacekeeping for so the c a c s, t o peacekeeping force will do its job and will do exactly what people and the government and those who do not want any more violence on the streets. are expecting from it and that well is to bring peace to this land. was there she carries the season, buildings and infrastructure, including sites, h

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|t�*s a really interesting question, whether it's become nastier.nly feels more polarised, yes. and it certainly feels as though people kind of want to default a bit to their own echo chambers sometimes. and if they don't see the views that they agree with reflected then i do think they perceive us as being biased. but you know, ourjob is to hold a national conversation. ourjob is to show people that there is a whole range of views on every subject. i don't subscribe to the view thatjust because we are getting hammered by both sides, one set of the audience sees us as biased and the other from another political perspectives sees us biased too, we must be getting it right. i don't buy into that idea. but i do think that the whole nature of discourse has been quite impacted by social media, for instance. it's become pretty robust, it's become quite difficult, well, very difficult for some of ourjournalists in fact, who are repeatedly subjected to online abuse of the most horrible, vicious nature, quite often. misogynistic — laura kuenssberg, mariana s