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is voting today to elect a new president it's the 1st time since independence that long time or thora tarion later nursultan nazarbayev will not be on the ballot the world's last soviet era leader ruled the central asian nation with an iron fist for nearly 3 decades but in march he unexpectedly stepped down was handing over the reins to his protege kassim john not to cry over is expected to win the election. day w correspondent emily showmance been speaking to opposition activists in the country she said has this report. poetry and music against political repression sloc a cause like poetry collective is rehearsing a new p.c. . it's a statement against political apathy though the young performers insist this is just art. you're. the. boss had told us of a is here to support the group the community activist was recently released from prison she was behind bars for 15 days for holding up a banner calling for free elections. any attempts to express your opinion are oppressed and stifled in kazakhstan through arrests and fines and many activists are being sent to serve in the army now this is al

kazakstan is voting today to elect a new president it's the 1st time since independence the long time thora tarion later. not be on the ballot of the world's last soviet era later ruled the central asian nation with an iron fist for nearly 3 decades but in march he unexpectedly stepped down handing over the reins to his protege kasim talk is expected to win the election. joining me now from in kazakstan is journalist reed standish reed we hear about mass arrests can you tell us a bit more about that. yeah well today is election day and has extent and it's been a wave of protests across the country there's been about 100 hundreds of arrests because of these protests over what people see as you know and i'm free vote and i'm free election. so there's been a. journalist the rest of as well including a british colleague of mine who was a hauled away earlier today and got a little roughed up by police and in the scuffle. and it's part of a wider kind of protest but that's been growing in the country over the last few months that was sort of kicked off by not survives resignation well talk a if who is c

muslim writer so mohammed now what we seem to be witnessing in egypt is an ever more hardline thora tarion regime the the very few number of freedoms are enjoyed by people under the mubarak regime that see they seem to be shrinking the political space is virtually nonexistent and the number of. of people being imprisoned for holding alternative views is rising almost by the month not to mention the closing down pretty much of independent media do you think therefore that egyptians have got the stomach for another fight or they've got the stomach to take home the status quo and fight for their freedom again. well i mean the military dictatorship birder is doing what it does best which is killing people in prison in them and torturing them and we have seen that on a massive a scale in egypt over the last 6 years that we haven't seen in egypt before mother gyptian history even during the dictatorship of president not sir and this has been a buffer against the people of prising again there is a fatigue in cairo and elsewhere for an uprising and a military apparatus and the security apparatus h

kazakhstan's presidential election for the 1st time since independence the country's long term or thora tarion ruler nursultan nazarbayev will not be on the ballot he steps out in march and handed over the reins to longtime confidant cassim. who is expected to win the election. in sudan pro-democracy protests leaders are calling for a national campaign of civil disobedience they want to force the country.

interesting that he was asked a question as to why he gets on particularly well with the moral thora tarion types of leaders putin and then with. kim jong un was mentioned in the he seemed to dodge dodge the question but it was a very interesting point to raise at his press conference was in that. it is and i think certainly trump has tendencies that prefer those strong leaders who in many cases do exert or thera tarion either tendencies are or are themselves tarion leaders and he seems to embrace that style of leadership which is an anathema to the kind of leaders we expect here in the united states so certainly there is this divide between the aspiration trump has for the role of the presidency and the aspiration the american people have right so what do you think then of the comments made by. really stole the headlines when he gave the in t.v. to the financial times when he talked about liberalism in the values of liberalism being obsolete well i'm really concerned by how the financial times and other media provide putin this very powerful platform megaphone really to try and undermine t

policy what's the difference between realistic or realist foreign policy being an aspirational thora tarion us president and just being foreign policy irresponsible in a numbered set of characters on your twitter feed at 6 am. i'm not so sure trump is threatened by reale colletti you're taking me back to my international relations classroom now i just see in terms of this twitter led diplomacy it's it's rather chaotic it's an also we now may see president trump possibly being the 1st american president to step into the d.n.c. no no he held this press conference and said that he would meet with kim jong on it's personality driven aside i was saying earlier and i think the optics of this meeting even if it's discussion oriented and there are a lot of not enforceable that it green ments is really intriguing when you solve the u.s. delegation it's the branding of the trump regime in many respects i personally found it rather off putting to see if i could trump and share a cushion or in tow right behind the elected president of the united states whatever you think of trump he is holding the offi

kazakhstan's presidential election for the 1st time since independence the country's long term or thora tarion rule and nursultan nazarbayev will not be on the ballot he steps out in march and handed over the reins to longtime confidant. who is expected to win the election. in sudan pro-democracy protests leaders are calling for a national campaign of civil disobedience they want to force the country's military rulers to hand over power to a civilian government the united front comes after a violent crackdown that's left over 100 people dead several opposition figures have been arrested. thousands of people have crossed from venezuela to colombia after venezuelan president nicolas maduro reopened a pedestrian border bridge many were seeking food and medicines that they cannot obtain in crisis hit venezuela the bridge was closed 4 months ago as the opposition tried to get humanitarian aid into the country. albania's president has canceled upcoming municipal elections citing the need to reduce political tensions on saturday police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters in the capi