election but because this is a such a complex political landscape based upon the idea of the six tarion representation in the country ultimately you can't have the government of your own so i was hypo is basically saying hezbollah and needs sad that how do you decide how did it needs the three patches it movement so ultimately we're back to square one where the different political parties have to come together for my power sharing government to steer lebanon from any instability or gridlock in the future. thank you very much. u.s. president donald trump says he'll announce his decision on whether to extend the iran nuclear deal at eight hundred g.m.t. . on tuesday britain's foreign secretary appeared on trump's favorite morning t.v. show some friends urging him not to pull out of the twenty fifteen agreement can be how could joins us live now from the white house committee this announcement coming sooner than we expected perhaps. right because the deadline for donald trump to make that decision may twelfth so he did have a few more days a little odd that the president has tweeted this j

had two hundred thousand followers and i think that this is very worrying and as a terror to tell a tarion implication. if you prevent. you from constantly turning the pages of legal organizations then you are preventing users from getting access to a plurality of opinions opinions that are present in our society. usual. imagine if a telephone operator decided to close down the numbers of people who tend to agree with the views of the company and they don't. like them it is seen this as a privatized ation about public liberties you. beyond any jurisdictional or parliamentary control it is furthermore unacceptable that the kind of private a sovereign state in many which competes with challenges nation states is mr talk about the valley meet you have a responsibility towards the millions of users of your platform i know it's a huge responsibility for you to question. the opera tree censorship are carried out by facebook is it compatible with the fundamental values about democracy back it was used by which legal criteria do you justify the decision to close down facebook pages expressing legi

under his rule malaysia's economy boomed but critics on him as an author were tarion with little regard for human rights. were violently he jailed his deputy prime minister ibrahim in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight after he called for reforms but in a twist of this election had to has said he will hand over power to him and two years but malaysians will have to wait and see if this i'm pushes political veteran who would really be ready to retire for good. stitcher modern out of our top stories this hour three americans free from the tension north korea have arrived back in the u.s. president's office on half the airport. present expressed optimism ahead of a planned u.s. north korea something. the state of your news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all speak up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of the press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for minds.

and the government proclaimed the defeat of so-called islamic state is underway but security unseen tarion tensions are still big issues on polling day we go to baghdad to find out what the feeling is on the streets and also coming out of the catalan parliament just said to vote in a new leader but he was the favorite interested in ending the feud with madrid. and it's an action packed final day in the bundesliga with a champions league showdown between hoffenheim and dortmund leverkusen are also in the hunt for europe for hamburg loves cork and freiburg it's survival by any means necessary. a warm welcome to the program i'm airing it and stay in iraq is holding its first parliamentary elections since the defeat of the so-called islamic state last year as the country seeks to rebuild after years of conflict the vote is not expected to yield any real surprises most of the main candidates are well known they've dominated iraqi politics since the u.s. led invasion toppled dictator saddam hussein back in two thousand and three security forces are on high alert as the nation heads to the polls

and the government proclaimed the defeat of so-called islamic state is underway but security unseen tarion tension weeks are still big issues on polling day and go to baghdad to find out what the feeling is on the streets and also coming out of the catalan parliament just said to vote in a new leader but used the favorite interested in ending the feud with madrid. and it's an action packed final day in the bundesliga with.

described by some people in political society as being a puppet master some people describing as the tarion not democratic in the way that he takes decisions but as we come up to one years since mom was elected as france's president many people want to show that the first year they're not happy about it and one this is meant to be a party not to wish him well for that first year but a party to show him what the forces of opposition across this country to many of his policies. would stay in from say one green area close to piracy is no under tons of illegal waste but clearing up the problem is proving difficult for the authorities and even more frustrating for the locals. let me know how concrete blocks would in place you have a right to look at least check ups i would remind you all of that land these private property will be public authorities cannot interfere with a private company. for disease we vote for politicians to do the job so they protect the lines today though we can't say that will take. us are new stories are looking for not but next on in depth look at how i plantations of oi

that is now based in germany working pretty russian language programming he says the atory story tarion states do not really need to kill journalists they have much more sophisticated instruments to bring the media under their control and finally it is a pleasure to welcome shoemaking he is a freelance journalist born and raised in beijing he left china in the late one nine hundred eighty s. and worked in germany since then and he says the boundaries between journalists and non journalists are blurring which makes it more difficult to protect press freedom . so it warm welcome to all of you the world press freedom index published last week by the organization reporters without borders reflects what it calls a world wide to decline characterized by quote hatred of journalism so i'd like to start out by asking all three of you to reflect a little bit on your own experience and whether you would say it corroborates that finding a finding of rising hatred of journalism are you seeing that in the form of threats or other risks to telling the truth remembering the quota of russian press minis

only leader nor its most powerful one dimitrov don't solve was the father of the far right to tell a tarion doctrine in ukraine andriy melnyk was the leader of another faction of the un romance you have it was a general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement blunder was dangerous ideology suppressed by the communist authorities but supported by external forces never really died the seeds of ukrainian nationalism or passed from generation to generation unfortunately it was just a matter of time before they would once again blossom. in one nine hundred fifty four ukraine's territory was expanded even more when nikita khrushchev the leader of the u.s.s.r. and ukrainian himself generously gave the crimean region to ukraine. historians would argue about the legitimacy of this transfer for many years to come and sixty years after khrushchev's gift dramatic new events would take place in crimea was around the world are on ukraine as a crisis in crimea continues dozens of heavily armed men seize government buildings in crimea shut you crazy. just shrug your s

under his rule malaysia's economy boomed but critics on him as an author were tarion with little regard for human rights. violently he jailed his deputy prime minister by him and nine hundred ninety eight he called for reforms but in a twist of this election i had to has said he will hand over power to abraham and to yes but malaysians will have to wait and see if this ambitious political veteran who would really be ready to retire for good. now for some of the other stories making the news this hour is a most prisoners at a high security jail near indonesia's capital jakarta have killed five police officers they took officers auster in a prison riot for good by. police say they resolve the crisis after a tense stand off so-called islamic faith claimed its fighters were involved in that violence. down from his nominee to head the cia has a valve that the agency would never avert to harsh interrogation methods under her leadership gina housefull facing tough questioning during her senate confirmation hearing because of her role running a covert detention site where waterboarding which is

protesters have been taking to the streets accusing obama and his far right feet as party of thora tarion ism nepotism and widespread corruption and also calling for a return to full democracy and freedom of expression. but obama isn't likely to be impressed by such protests in the intimidation of the opposition has meanwhile reached a new level with the publication of what's being described as a blacklist of two hundred activists academics journalists and others our reporter frank old man has met with one of them. this cafe doubles as much as office he meets up with fellow civil rights activists here they spent months organizing panel discussions with opposition party candidates during the hungarian election campaign. they didn't have the chance to promote their ideas for developers but hold out because the state media the public media is occupied by the fetus by the government by recent years of seeing victor all bands right wing regime ordering a crackdown on under his free press in april his free desperately was reelected by a landslide the shocking of the fleet of course i realize th

and ties participating countries into an oath already tarion system. thank you all three for being here with me today i'd like to begin with you on this with a big statement to show you say china has a plan for the economic domination of the eurasian lunch and sees so how close is beijing to realizing that goal beijing has a long time horizon which is one of the things that distinguishes turner from the western democracies and it also looks far back in the chinese narrative china once was the economic superpower of the world in your middle ages the tongue in a city and on words and then came the great humiliation at the hands of the west when the western countries through the industrial revolution passed by and left to be our aim told of the chinese psyche yes and they dwell on it to day. to an extent it's surprising to us they're the opium wars and whatnot. but in their narrative it's now all about reestablishing what is rightfully theirs which is economic power alongside other powers and i think economic dominance eventually and to translate that eco

familiar doesn't it that's why today some view him as a visionary others reviled him for inspiring tarion communist regimes that killed millions all reports on the softballs hit the streets of berlin to find out what people here think. marx's ideas sparked revolutions those ideas originated here in berlin and they continue to resonate in the city. in eight hundred thirty six the eighteen year old car marks came to study at berlin's humboldt university. he started studying law but soon found he was far more interested in philosophy and history a quote in the entrance hall of the university tribute to its former student. marks wrote the philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways the point however is to change it mocks didn't just want to theorize about the state of the world he wanted to do something about it he wanted to shake things up. was the tone of the industrial age and while in berlin marx witnessed the plight of poor workers. it was their cause that marx took up his theories of eliminating social injustice by empowering workers started revolutions and change the m

described by some people in political society as being a puppet master some people describing as awful tarion not democratic in the way that he takes decisions but as we come up to one year since michael was elected as france's president many people want to show for that first year they're not happy about it and one this is meant to be a party not to wish him well for that first year but a party to show him what the forces of opposition across this country to many of his policies charlie dubin ski on a sunny dawn tarn crazy and straight for lots of people around you thank you very much for an hour. programs right ahead stay with art international. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. shows seem wrong when old rules just don't hold. any. get to shape out these days comes to the ticket and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to lo

or for to to footnote or forward tarion leadership but i don't think it's he's on them a critic there is you know held to power balance to his to his power many in front same corner is like a king who doesn't understand. his subjects' his supporters say he's carrying out the pledges that he was elected on and unlike his predecessors he isn't backing down to social pressure but with another four years left to go one former president has given mccall a warning those who say that people are looking for a king should never forget they're in a country where the monarch had his head cut off we are the presidential administration to respond to the accusation of his critics but they declined to respond solid even ski r.t. paris. indonesia has been hit with terror attacks for a second consecutive day the latest explosion took place at a police station headquarters in the country's second biggest city of sora by a day after triple suicide bombings on churches in the same city and c.c.t.v. camera captured the moment of the attack in a police h.q. which has left at least ten people wounded it was

credited dr mahathir with twenty two years of strong leadership some would say verging on or thora tarion leadership a certain amount of cronyism the same kind of cronyism which arguably has now led to what many people believe has been the widespread corruption within the current government led by the ruling party that you see here but this seems to be very late in life here possibly turning over a new leaf at the ground old age of ninety two saying here except that many of the problems currently being. currently here in malaysia were the result of his time in power including of course the promotion of his. so he says he accepts that but will soon hand over power to what the person he believes should be the rightful prime minister of malaysia and that's and what you bring him the leader of the opposition currently languishing in prison and probably today in his prison cell enjoying some of these titles peter rob thanks talk to later. still to come here on al-jazeera a hostage situation at a prison in indonesia has ended we'll have the latest. the my moral compass is strong i would not all

political parties but with most of lebanon's political landscape already called adopt a long six tarion lines critics say major change is unlikely xina holder has more from beirut. judd phone is among the eight hundred thousand voters who are eligible to cast their ballot for the first time lebanon hasn't had an election in nine years political wrangling and disagreement over a new alec torah law were to blame now this twenty three year old hopes his vote will make a difference. but it shows the money we need to let them go. more and more voices are calling for change and it's not just the young lebanese are concerned about the growing level of poverty and unemployment in the country. on the unit. we want change we want to new generation of leaders who know what they used to meet with. this is the first time where so many independent candidates joined the electoral battle the new law which is based on proportional representation opens the door for these candidates to try to break the political elites hold on power but they acknowledge they can only make a small difference. and we know w

people to stand up to what she called his or far a tarion rule. those are the top stories europe today rewind is next.

tarion power sharing system despite his party's poor showing in sunday's polls career he says his future movement appears to have lost a third of its seats unofficial preliminary results show the shia party has by law and its allies winning more than half the seats in parliament question part of the lebanese forces which opposes hezbollah also made strong gains and here is promising to lead a stable government despite his party said that at the zero vote we wish to have a better result we wish to have a better representation with more shia and christian representatives but we have all seen that the future movement was fighting for the last minute to defend our legitimacy being one of the main components of national unity in the country today we have a new era a new phase today we have challenges i will stay on top of the future bloc and i will work on all levels the national political and economic levels being supported by the voters and everyone has seen that in all parts of the country well how should the whole bar is live for us in beirut hi there hashem so what do these results tell

is you know the possibility that voices here from the governments in russia or any other or thora tarion system might say well how do we know he's really dead smeared remember bob genco what happened there and ultimately this will degrade trust and truth rather than enhanced it and i thank you very much from moscow chalons israel's government has authorized construction for nearly two thousand you settle in the occupied west bank at least eighty percent of plan from outside the settlements that are already built last week the israeli defense minister said he was seeking immediate approval for up to two and a half thousand times settlements are considered illegal under international law. eisel fighters have attacked the afghan interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul and he say a car bomb was detonated at the entrance and then several attackers managed to get inside the compound security forces battled the gunman for more than two hours before subduing them at least one policeman was killed during the attack thousands of jordanians are striking against government plans to raise

thousands of people in hungary have been protesting against what they call the or thora tarion rule of prime minister viktor orban the right wing nationalist was elected for a third straight last month on an anti immigrant agenda but the barber reports. that. police pushed back demonstrators trying to get into the parliament building in budapest. hundreds of people gathered early on tuesday before parliament's first session since last month's election when for prime minister viktor orban some also formed a human chain around the building shouting dictator. the protest against the government and because of the protest against the opposition it is because we think that the only it. illegitimate. later in the day a huge crowd gathered carrying a hundred garion and european union flags. support for all bands anti immigration stance particularly in rural areas gave him a landslide victory but his opponents call his would illegitimate because of changes he brought in redrawing district boundaries and extending citizenship in voting rights to ethnic hunger areas in the neighboring countries.

the pair wanted to pave the way for a new probably tarion policy and contacted viking who had become a leading member of the new league of the just in eight hundred thirty six. marx and engels had the group renamed the communist league and were commissioned to write its policy program. the communist manifesto was published in eighteen forty eight a year of republican revolts against european monarchies. a specter is haunting europe the specter of communism all the powers of old europe have entered into a holy alliance to exercise the specter. let the ruling classes tremble let a communist revolution the proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains they have a world to win workers of the world unite. in one nine hundred fifty nine a young charismatic revolutionary letter faction who overthrew the cuban dictatorship fidel castro then established a socialist republic just off the shores. that bastion of capitalism the united states. less than a decade later young people in capitalist countries rose up to oppose their parents' generation fidel castro and take of our became the idol

critical of president bush to go to say urging people to stand up to what she called his office or for tarion rule richard is a fellow of the middle based structure based institution he says the supreme court has been supportive of to major decisions over the past two years. in many ways it was expected that the supreme court building towards a president it's fair to in the past two years actually on major issues whether it was the church this unilateral declaration of a martial law light of the siege of mirali by isis elements or the very controversial very yellow former filipina strong line marcus at the cemetery of national heroes on those two important issues to fix philippine supreme court a large lean towards philippine president so there were concerns that in this case the same thing will happen the fact of the matter is that present a third to open he has said that he wants a supreme court justice and supreme court justice center and national issues she was appointed by the former president after his accident was in many ways. seen as the enemy of president and of course iran has been

terms of its geography thought theology it's no different than isis it really is just a pure talent tarion state it still has which is dedicated to our destruction still has people it has people who voted for hamas passed away but those people have been driven to despair by hamas and then driven to the border in buses with drivers with guns to their heads by hamas told by hamas they have to finish to break to the border in order to kill our civilians and to destroy our state now ok you want to take you want to deacons textual ice that no no i don't decide whether consumers are trying to know what you want to do is you have you seen where they were whether when where one of you says there are troops i'll tell you something happens if a target is that what's important to you is it i'm trying to get trying to get to the facts isn't it strange that hamas which you said it declared its intentions to break through the border to kill israelis and destroy a country that offered no sustained direct file which would have helped to secure those sayings. in fallujah like us they try to cut through the

a number of decisions by did thirty urging people to stand up to what she called his or thorough tarion rule. i think in lancaster one of so many thousands of men whose names have been out who could be in them or who didn't hear any of it was already here immediately. by the very boring people. in the b. it's all when one of the. j.c. good to go has more from manila. well it was definitely an unprecedented move by the philippine supreme court ousting one of its own magistrates and the less than the chief justice herself very good this said i know said and as lawyers and supporters point out that such a move should have been done through a proper impeachment trial and congress aspin the bean law requires however this no longer comes as a surprise because has been at odds with precedent would be good that they have they since early into his term at around twenty six the good that they had put out a list of court judges supposedly involved in the illegal drug trade and said and pointed there or called him out on that pointing out that he should follow due process in a recent speech that th

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life money and we're talking about a country that is has been beset by political instability sic tarion divide conflict in syria the exit is of thousands of refugees from syria into lebanon unemployment and economic problems and people have been say that basically. the system that has been prevailing for more than fifty years eleven has to change we need to see new leadership we need to see new people who are able to unite lebanon for the lib and his government to tackle the real problems of the country faces and on top of the agenda is economy and employment and the poor services of a country few months ago because of some problem about waste banishment thousands of people took to this reason unprecedented way and said enough is enough this is exactly what people are hoping to see of the new future new faces a government committed to changing the face of lebanon thank you so much passion mom are with all the latest from beirut. well pakistan's interior minister has survived a suspected assassination attempt a sonic ball was shot and wounded while sitting in his vehicle shortly after ad

the president were to go to turkey urging people to stand up to what she called his or thought a tarion rule for lawyers say she will appeal the ruling. i am in lancaster one of so many thousands of men whose names have been out but could be limited then you would have been here. or in the early in. maybe they have reported forces in the be exposed when they die. in italy the anti establishment five star party in the far right in league have made significant steps towards forming a coalition nine weeks after inconclusive elections the two parties are drafting a programme for government but they have yet to name who's going to lead it they say they're in broad agreement on several policy issues and aides to the five star leader said they're looking for a high profile figure from outside both parties to be prime minister. of the five star movement topped the poll in march with thirty three percent while the right wing league polled seventeen percent but the two parties may struggle to agree on a workable joint program though both promised tax cuts tax cuts the league's signature policy it

criticised the number of decisions vij eternity urging people to stand up for what she called his or thora tarion rule. i am going into the length just one of so many thousands upon thousands who isn't nice and in our who couldn't be there you made it in then you would have been here he accused foreign dearly of thinking things may be very boring people for instance in a society in the us be exposed when they go home more now from jacey got to go who is in manila. well it was definitely an unprecedented move by the philippine supreme court ousting one of its own magistrates and the less than the chief justice herself many good this said i know that and us lawyers and supporters point out that such a move to the been done through a proper impeachment trial of congress aspin the pain law requires however this no longer comes as a surprise because it and has been at odds with precedent it would be good that they have they since early into his term at around august twenty sixth the group that they had put out a list of court judges supposed to be involved in the illegal drug trade and said and pointe

under his rule malaysia's economy boomed but critics on him as an author were tarion with little regard for human rights. he jailed his deputy prime minister it brought him in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he called for reforms but in a twist of this election had to has said he will hand over power to him in two years but malaysians will have to wait and see if this ambitious political veteran who would really be ready to retire for good. ok we're going to go oh i've now to for space in maryland where the new u.s. secretary of state might compare has just touched down with the three americans who were released from captivity in north korea as a goodwill gesture let's bring in our claire richardson in washington she's following this for us from there a clear how much of a victory is this for donald trump. well trump certainly sees their release as a victory and you can see that just from the pomp and circumstance taking place around this event it's quite unusual to see the president and his wife and also the vice president united states to be out at this base in the middle of th

policies of protecting over the to tell a tarion regimes is not a policy which means the interest of russian people at all so. the money and the people's lives which are spent for the purposes is not giving any positive fruits of fruitful results for my country so this policy is a wrong policy. the same i can say about the policy with ukraine with the eastern ukraine with them boss all this is a bringing russia to the dead end thank you very much thank you. that was linsky talking. in moscow that when i bring you some news coming out of the continent off africa and the world health organization says the democratic republic of congo is facing a very high public health risk from at the same time across the country to the east decades of conflict or vitro of natural resources has left a legacy of poverty and trauma the people living their labor in mines to extract copper gold and diamonds and they often become targets of militants fighting over the riches we have this report for you. this muddy track is the main road that connects important towns across the east of the democratic republ