xinjiang is home to the uighur ethnic minority.lturally closer to central asia, and outnumbered in their homeland. the region has witnessed a vicious cycle, bitterness over marginalisation driving bomb and knife attacks by uighurs, and met by overwhelming force and religious repression. china is investing here — more than $250 million to build this theatre alone. and, the more china invests, the more it has to protect. but this silk road show works hard to spin a story of ethnic harmony. behind her stage make—up, buhalima is a uighur. 0nce, xinjiang was known for music and dance, and she's sad her homeland's now more famous for violence. translation: tourists i've met told me they heard xinjiang was unsafe, that they couldn't be sure to get out unharmed if they came here. some people did some bad things, and it's affected us all. the theatre employs 100 uighurs, and china hopes the new silk road will give more a stake in the system. the ancient story has moments of danger, and china's grand new narrative is still fraught with peril

tomorrow but the now there are deals between china and other suppliers in the persian gulf where the uighur rim in b. is being used where russia is accepting rubles for payment of crude export of gas so you know. the times when nixon won to saudi arabia and agreed with opec that this is the going to be dollar traded in exchange for water a number of defense for that part of the world water to safeguard american oil import interests will do strange. that we're no longer entirely dependent on oil in the middle east with sheryl oil and the states america's and other export. things change things change and so on some people say always follow the money if you study economics and politics. you know there's always money somewhere back there in the reason even her coop who are all so sure the. american businessman member of several russian boards a great pleasure thanks for joining us here on r.t. welcome. thank you for joining us as well in the meantime a new study into which country people feel most has found an answer that might surprise some research the researchers surveyed forty two thousand

sessions, as well as his new chief of staff, jim kelly, have launched an administrative crack down on uighursnd journalists. in technology news, a sexist manifesto written by a google engineer has sparked outreach by stating that women are biologically inferior. manifesto, the now fired google software engineer also argued against programs to promote more women and workers of color in the tech industry. toemailed his manifesto coworkers on friday, sparking widespread condemnation. the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit against maine governor paul lepage, over his practice of deleting comments and blocking people from his official facebook page in order to censor dissent. the aclu says "free speech must be protected from government censorship on facebook just as is it in any other public forum." in kenya, early election results show current president uhuru kenyatta leading the vote against his challenger, former prime minister raila odinga, who is claiming an overnight hacking effort has manipulated the election results. odinga's supporters organized a handful of protests as th

it came out just a few days after jeff sessions heldld a coconversation about uighurs, a top priority of general john kelly, chief of staff of president trump? joel: this report has been in the works for over a year. these reports that come out of the global change research program are meticulous and well reviewed. it is a long drafting process. some say it takes too long and we are being too careful but the fact is, we have to do that and it is important that it is done. this is world-class work. >> the guardian has revealed that workers at the department back culture s should not use te theirclimate change in work. a generator 24th email, a top official at the u.s. the eight wrotehat oversees farmers to other senior officials "it has become clear that one of the other previous administrations priorities is not consistent administration, namely, climate change. please maker staff aware of this in the executive branch." and you talk about what pressure you have received in terms of work on climate change? joel: it is chilling to hear those words. we have been nervous about this. i wil

the plans are functioning only 15% of capacity and more than 100 million uighurs abroad in parts are being pumped into the ocean every single day. that is the equivalent of 40 olympic sized swimming pools. just to go back as you mentioned, they put out an update a few weeks ago in the report. this report underscores the projections for 2020 has deteriorated further and faster than anticipated in 2012 and the per capita decreased the provision of health services continued to decline and the demand for additional help clinics, doctors and hospital beds has not been met. gaza has maintained the standards that adversaries remain as low as four hours per day. reconstruction needs triggered increased construction materials, however access to the material needed to allow the infrastructure basic services to recover has been highly restricted. the question everybody has asked is what can be done at this point. they've been asking all actors including israel and the international community to invest in sustainable development initiatives as much as needed to revitalize the economy and perhaps