ukrainian t.v. channel has canceled a planned t.v. link up with the board cost for russia 24 saying a number of its employees have been receiving threats as a result of the initiative program which was intended to offer a platform for dialogue between ordinary russians and ukrainians also cause protests outside new ones q. on monday around $300.00 people gathered to voice their opposition to the teleconference which was also can do. russia 24 was one of a number of channels in the country following the 24 t.v. uprising in which the government was ousted the prosecutor's office in kiev says its proceedings against news one for attempted treason. threats amount of direct intimidation restriction of journalistic freedom as well it says that ending the war in the east of the country is of paramount importance and needs to be discussed in the media. and that's all for us for now we're back in 30 minutes model latest news and views from around the world. when lawmakers manufactured them sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling classe

persian the is stamboul based gem t.v. and cash t.v.which comes out of los angeles those channels have pioneered a genre of programming you might call the stage of t.v. documentaries and entertainment shows that skate right past the repression of the shah's reign and focus on the social freedoms of those times listening posts i mean actually ravi now on the iranian media diaspora its penchant for an astrologer and the rose tenting of iran's pre revolutionary history. every friday night my new t.v. a persian language satellite channel based in london invites viewers to turn back the clock sal and that's when there's a month or so made it into nearly is our money or time time no delivers a feast of archival footage showcasing life even on under its last shot mohammad reza pahlavi. what the u.s. see is a vision of a liberal and stylish it on led by a benevolent king it's enough to make you wonder why the. 1979 revolution and the overthrow of the shah ever happened you see women out and about on the beach on university campuses in the workp

it's one of the most popular t.v. channels and ga we even heard that some of the staff resigned almost immediately after that an outrage and it had to go off air for a few hours the bosses said it was because of some security concerns but now it's back on what about the government itself what has to police he said about this the most senior officials in georgia spoke out very quickly we heard from the president from the prime minister from the foreign ministry as well they are saying that these kind of insults have nothing to do with patriotism so let's listen to the exact words from the georgian leader dividing the country into 2 camps and inside an external confrontation and tension in the region is unacceptable for us is it up or of a cation aimed at a new war or revenge for the failed coup this was an action taken against our country and you what about the reaction from what's their reaction russian government officials are obviously disappointed there saying that this is nothing but another display of the fold so

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the astronauts families followed the flight on t.v. . suddenly the modules guidance computer set off several alarms but it turned out to be nothing serious. we all feared the worst but a mission control technician who'd seen this problem before told the crew to ignore the computer and keep going. strong notice that the lander was headed for a rocky area so we took a piece of action. armstrong stepped on the gas and flew the module like a helicopter knowing full well that he was running out of fuel. breath as the reports came in 60 seconds of fuel 30. armstrong kept his nerve and landed the module safely. right. ok and i. already. agree with you on a crown i got my forgotten about. and again. armstrong and aldrin were now scheduled to sleep for a few hours but instead they started making preparations for leaving the lander and stepping onto the moon surface. more than anything else was just a moment that it's only done somebody says if you don't get it doesn't mean it's kept i'll see if i do move any i don't feel to be. back on earth an e

it's one of the most popular t.v. channels and georgia. even heard that some of the staff resigned almost immediately after that in outrage and it had to go off air for a few hours the bosses said it was because of some security concerns but now it's back on what a bite to police itself the state's what's been the reaction in the country of georgia i can tell you that the most senior officials were quick to react to this and the reaction was condemnation we heard from the president from the prime minister from the foreign ministry and they're saying that this has got nothing to do with patriotism so here's the exact words of the georgian president. georgia's president and the condemns hate speech verbal aggression insults and provoked her statements made today a new study to t.v. they go against old georgian traditions serve only to divide and raise tensions in the country with russia and in the region. pretty unequivocal there from georgia what about russia what's moscow said well moscow is clearly disappointed a statement on the russian

t.v. guest says we can expect many more such discoveries in the desert thanks to improved excavation techniques the mosque in the hunt could be just the beginning. today sees the 50th anniversary of one of the 20th century's defining events on july 20th $969.00 man 1st set foot on our nearest planetary neighbor the moon the apollo 11 mission and that historic landing or watched on television by hundreds of millions of people around the world it's a spectacle that many who saw have never forgot. the back right. here. or am. i was in my grandmother's house all watching t.v. and watching these i looked like something absolutely unknown on something impossible. i was a snowy at who was born in 18 in 99. and she was sitting there with me watching a man land on the moon so pretty amazing they didn't even have automobiles when she was born. earlier. yet. it was a pity it wasn't us russians but space travel was developing fast and it was clear to us that many countries would send their astronauts

persian the is stamboul based gem t.v. and t.v.which comes out of los angeles those channels have pioneered a shondra of programming you might call the stage of t.v. documentaries and entertainment shows that skate right past the repression of the shah's reign and focus on the social freedoms of those times the listening posts i mean actually ravi now on the iranian media diaspora its penchant for nostalgia and the rose tenting of iran's pre revolutionary history. every friday night my new t.v. a persian language satellite channel based in london invites viewers to turn back the clock sal and that's when there's a month into nearly as our money or time time no delivers a feast of archival footage showcasing life even on under its last shot mohammad reza pahlavi. what the u.s. see is a vision of a liberal and stylish it on led by a benevolent king it's enough to make you wonder why the. 1979 revolution and the overthrow of the shah ever happened you see women out and about on the beach on university campuses in the workplace partici

t.v. calling is there following these protests and joins us now from hong kong t.v. what's happening on the streets there right now. i'm standing right next to the but if you can pipe this is the last scene for hours and that is also right next to the government headquarters and so far hundreds if not thousands out protesting out i let the safety found so and so mother to crash and stop for waldo and many of them there are no chance you know goes like what's order issued us and feel and also like hong kong and sure enough we have enough to somehow think of clothes has this they think they have to ask a lady action they've got a government that we know all of that the month before we and we can also see police riot police officers say here already and out of the political but then they just made an announcement about 10 minutes ago to warn the protest this not to florida i'll crash with them am broken to come out of what they make you for who was that protest so it sounds like things may be

of that t.v. channel very quickly reportedly the even a good there were also reports that some of the staff resigned because they said they didn't want to be a part of this very popular channel and ga but the bosses say because of security reasons it had to go off air for a few hours now it is back on air yeah a lot of knock on effect what's to police he said what's the georgian government had to say we had all kinds of reactions from the most senior officials the president the prime minister the foreign ministry as well and they are very critical they are saying that these kind of things these kinds of insults have nothing to do with patriotism prater it is i'm sorry so let's hear what exactly the georgian president had to say on this. georgia's president and the condemns hate speech verbal aggression insults and provoked her statements made today a new study to t.v. they go games old georgian traditions serve only to divide and raise tensions in the country with russia and in the region. what is

after ellie came jim t.v. in istanbul and farsi one in the by these channels added turkish and mexican soap operas dubbed often poorly into persian to the mix then came monotone out of london monotone stock in trade is entertainment least with nostalgia politics isn't absent from its programming its mishan fisted last year they produced a very influential documentary on the founder of the band of dentistry reza shah it's a largely sanitized reading of the rain it has to be said but it is a hyundai entirety more. or cheeky. done than i am yet to me honey sure it is very rosy it's very positive they're obviously producing an agenda but it's done in a quite subtle way it's not so overt is to put people off immediately. by the whole you guys oh yeah sure taliban hi michelle i can order back. the younger generation have the impression that before the revolution there was no poverty in iran. and certainly monitor would not discuss the savant torture or the censorship of cinema or newspapers and the parliament or jus

anti military activist muhammad was stabbed to death in islamabad he was 22 years old last week geo t.v. abruptly cut an interview made broadcast between me the media and former president asif ali zardari he's under investigation for money laundering and his pakistan people's party has a tense relationship with the military and on tuesday night 3 pakistani t.v. news channels were suspended after broadcasting a news conference by opposition leader miriam she's the daughter of former prime minister novellas sharif who's now in jail on corruption charges and in the past twice ousted by the military so what's going on for more you have with us jilani from asia. will check with you in a bit but 1st i'd just like to bring up what reporters without borders said about the t.v. channels being taken of they said this latest case of brazen censorship is indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies that was reporters without borders shows good to have you with us is this what is really happening in prime minister brown khan's ny up artist on new pakistan as you promised when you took over last.

anchor it was a primetime show a weekly t.v. show where he used some of the most offensive words that there are in the russian language against vladimir putin specifically against his spare his parents as well and this is what pointed out even though they're no longer alive so definitely it was an anti russian anti putin rant that was bound to get some aggressive reaction both in georgia and russia and so it came to people don't really want this to escalate and this is perhaps what angered the protesters and soon after and in fact happened this morning we also got reaction from the russian diplomats to it so let's have a look at what the reaction was. we strongly condemn g.m. president a nefarious behavior involving an unacceptable attack in obscene language against a russian leadership hosted by georgian t.v. channel were savvy to we see this as another clear provocation by radical forces in georgia and at undermining of russia georgia relations the current laden incident is a vivid example of where frantic brosseau fabia can l

chapter 2 in a bit but 1st i'd just like to bring up what reporters without borders said about the t.v. channels being taken of they said this latest case of brazen censorship is indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies. that was reporters without borders shows good to have you with us is this what is really happening in prime minister brown khan's not up artist on new pakistan as he promised when he took over last. that's something i have seen over the last year or so increasing control of the media and journalists there is a media crisis in pakistan some of it has to do with the business model because they relied heavily on government advertisement but what is happening behind the scenes is more insidious it's the government and army together working to silence critics so they search of the advertising revenue and they tell multinational corporations not to place ads with certain newspapers but more and more columns are being censored and this is something we haven't seen under civilian governments that's why a lot of my colleagues feel that this is probably one of the worst t

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the military council justified his actions and a special t.v. address. when i came on that man with troops mission is to protect protesters but we don't trust the vandals. in front of the youth center and the medical headquarters there are snipers shooting at people they have hit 3 members of the rocket support forces and about 5 or 6 civilians that's why we were upset and trying to get things under control and that i don't look at. sunday's demonstrations also not the 30th anniversary of the coup that says brought president omar al bashir to power in 1909. that coup talk of the last democratically elected government here the demonstrators have to continue their protests and to sit down has a civilian leadership again i. millions of people took part in l g b t celebrations in cities around the world at the weekend in turkey police broke up a gathering about us in the largest heaviest dashing hopes the recent political changes there would bring an end to a ban on gay pride marches there was traitors insisted they wouldn't be silenced. the end of what demo

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when a prominent t.v. journalist and her husband also died. was the 1st somali female media owner she spent much of her life in canada but had recently returned to somalia she founded the media platform integration t.v. to tell stories about life in the african country has more now from nairobi. the officials who survived the attack began with the suicide bomber in a car there was a bomb in the vehicle in the vehicle was rammed into the hotel causing a large explosion gunmen then followed on foot attacking the premises and a gun battle ensued between them and the security forces who were posted at the hotel the gun battle went on for hours but eventually those security forces were able to take this iteration on the control this kind of violence is common in some parts of somalia but in recent years it's been rare in the town of kiss mio but it's widely believed to be connected to an upcoming election which is meant to take place there in august the time of the attack it was a political gathering going on inside the hotel elders plan representa

the military council justified his actions and a special t.v. address. when i came on that man with troops mission is to protect protesters but we don't trust the vandals. in front of the youth center in the medical headquarters there are snipers shooting at people they have hit 3 members of the rocket support forces and about 5 or 6 civilians that's why we were upset and trying to get things under control and that i don't look at. sunday's demonstrations also mark the 30th anniversary of the coup that 1st brought president omar al bashir to power in 1909. that coup talk of the last democratically elected government here the demonstrators have vowed to continue their protests until sudan has a civilian leadership again i for more on the story we can speak to d.w. reporter abraham she's with us here in our studio thank you for joining us you were in sudan in may during the mass demonstrations then and this is the 1st big protest since the government's bloody crackdown on protestors last month you've been in touch with your contacts on the ground there are