thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia there are five or moscow's pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just mad we have currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyone here is no valma supporters people came here because they see that things are bad in the country but they don't understand why so and they were told by some people that it is putin to be blamed in everything people can't figure out such things for themselves their tempers started to rise at that point the police moved in. so they were arrested began in other parts of russia i do want to say now that starting here in moscow was the business of just grabbed a young guy out of the crowd it looked like she was crying so dragging her off to the police wagon. was. the numbers of detentions take top words protest after protest i was dragged away so he too was a man who calls this demonstration

plans to deliver patriot missile shield to pull and have been interpreted in moscow as part of a plot to surround russia let's now bring in our guests joining us from london olivier guitar managing director of global strat a geopolitical risk and security consultancy firm in moscow dimitri babich a political analyst at russia profile magazine and in washington d.c. lawrence korb former u.s. as says that secretary of defense gentlemen welcome to the program mr korb let me start with you so we don't assume now that the thinking in washington is that the fight against i sell an international terrorism is not a priority anymore and rather that russia is a real threat. to a sickly as admiral richard the chief of naval operations said back in here are a great power competition it doesn't mean they're dealing with threats like isis in the middle east have gone away but what it means is they're not going to get as high a priority as we began our build on remember this year our defense budget basically went from six hundred billion to seven hundred billion dollars and what they're saying is th

moscow weighs in on the north korea sub attack as the u.s. hosts a top north korean official. welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters and. also ahead on the pressure spain's prime minister fights for his political life as a corruption scandal threatens to remove him and his party from power. syrian and u.n. aid organizations discussed the plight of millions of people displaced by the war and soviet and ukraine is being criticized for faking the murder of a journalist and it's not just russia this condemning the action. appears to be trying to position itself as a player and any developments with north korea and the expected summit with the united states foreign minister sergey lavrov is n.p.r. . he told them that russia wants peace and progress on the korean peninsula while also inviting him to moscow at the request of president putin. it is absolutely obvious that starting any discussion of the nuclear problem and all other programs on the korean peninsula they cannot be complete without repealing all sanctions on north korea that will go ahead will be a question of t

take you straight now to moscow and the kremlin where we can see president. the president of the russian federation to respect and to. limit this. to a protagonist constitution of russia to defend the. independence and. safety and integrity of the state to lawyer. the people. well to marry was a very as she put it has and to the office of the president of russia. the. these are pictures that you're looking at from moscow the inauguration of president vladimir putin is proof one present you can see russians attending the event singing the national anthem at the kremlin no lack of hope oh sorry our correspondent rory chalons is following the event for us that live from moscow so rory as he begins his fourth presidential because it's an ever looked as strong as he does right now. it's hard to think of a time in the last eighteen years of his political career where you has looked stronger than he does at the moment he has just won the biggest election victory of his career the last eighteen years or so have basically been a project in stripping the country really

all his meetings with readymade putin are important so benyamin netanyahu before flying to moscow on wednesday but this one is particularly so for israel's prime minister arriving for russia's victory day military parade was an astute courtesy call the holiday celebrates the soviet role in defeating naziism and vladimir putin believe the world isn't grateful enough for russia's sacrifice a. special you. today some try to face from history the fate of the nation but say . view of the world from slavery from extermination from the horrors of the holocaust they try to distort the events and the true heroes of the gotten and by history really written this daughter we will never allow this to happen. but netanyahu wasn't here to argue about history he was here to talk about what's happening now in syria one of netanyahu concerns is russia's intentions to send the syrians the s. three hundred air defense system the previous generation of interceptor missiles he watched drive past him when moscow more importantly he wants to know whether putin is still listening to his worries about iran. i

al-jazeera moscow. at least four people have been killed in violence in indian administered kashmir a civilian died from his injuries in srinagar after being run over by an indian security vehicle and earlier at least three separatist fighters were killed during a raid by security forces what a warning now. that you may find some of the images in our summer binge of aids report disturbing. this is the moment when an indian security vehicle crashes a protester. the vehicle drives on and the wounded man is left behind he later died of his injuries indian forces say they're investigating what happened . it is not under control as a guard that gave a civilian system to be a surrogate may go to the fact that all the second was more than a dozen people have been killed in escalating violence in indian administered kashmir last month the un secretary general urged that the loss of civilian lives needs to be investigated. and get it's been another day of violence. this time it began when soldiers raided homes i

the valley was carried away as he attended a rally against president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's immigration for a force term opponents of united under a slogan he's not ours song with her into putin's eight years in power well i'll just say resurrect chalons is live for us in moscow as so first of all ray tell us a little bit about the situation there and what the scale of the demonstrations was exactly and how widespread they were. while it's always difficult to tell exactly how many people have showed up at these protests because you get different tommies from different organizations the police always undervalue and so often the protestors themselves tend to overvalue but certainly this is like many of these previous demonstrations countrywide events that has brought certainly thousands and thousands of russians out into the streets not just in moscow st petersburg but in cities stretching across this whole country now in terms of detentions well there's an independent monitoring organization called the info and has all of six p

in moscow was the focus of just. the young got out of the crowd like she was crying so dragging her off to the police wagon. the numbers of detentions ticked upwards protester after protester was dragged away so too was the man who calls this demonstration alexina valmy he's an anti corruption opposition leader who was banned from presidential elections because of a fraud conviction he insists was fabricated his online videos exposing the corruption of russia's ruling elite have made him a critic of the kremlin and a popular resistance figure among many russians who want something different. putin's hold on power for another six year term he's tightened control of the media and internet and made protesting much harder his assertive foreign policy is popular with many russians moscow's riot police follow detentions with the next tax in their rough ballet clearing the square the valley supporters have been through this before and they'll probably go through it all again they feel is their only remaining way to be heard

al-jazeera moscow the u.s. is beefing up its naval presence in the north atlantic as russia gets more assertive and there has been a build up of russian and nato forces to levels not seen for decades diane easterbrook reports. the u.s. navy says its second fleet will be back in commission this summer operating out of norfolk virginia the fleet which was eliminated in a cost cutting move seven years ago is being reestablished to counter what the pentagon calls a rising throughout from russia at a ceremony in norfolk on friday admiral john richardson chief of naval operations said our national defense makes it clear that we are back in an era of great power competition as the security environment continues to grow more challenging and complex. russia's navy has stepped up patrols in the atlantic and both russia and nato have been building up forces in eastern europe at levels not seen in decades while russia has fewer ships than it did during the height of the cold war u.s. officials are especially concerned abou

back to our top story those tensions with iran syria and israel which were under discussion in moscow between the russian and the israeli leaders they were attending the annual victory day celebrations when russia remembers the sacrifices it made in the defeat of nazi forces in world war two we're a challenge now from moscow. all his meetings with readymade putin are important said benyamin netanyahu before flying to moscow on wednesday but this one is particularly so for israel's prime minister arriving for russia's victory day military parade was an astute courtesy call for the holiday celebrates the soviet role in defeating naziism and vladimir putin believe the world isn't grateful enough for russia's sacrifice and legacy were not all that special you. today some tried to face from history the beat of a nation but saved europe and the world from slavery and extermination from the horrors of the holocaust they tried to distort the events leading to the true heroes of the gotten and by history really written. we will never allow this to happen. but it's netanyahu wasn't here to walk

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has traveled to moscow to meet with assad's ally russian president putin. it's up to. i presented israel's obligation and right to defend itself against iranian aggression from iran from within syrian territory against the state of israel the iranians declare their intention to attack us they are trying to transfer forces and deadly weapons there with the explicit goal of attacking israel as part of their strategy to destroy israel earlier this week the israel army warned of an imminent attack the i.d.f. has detected irregular iranian activity in syria as preparing the civilian population on the golan heights accordingly as well as defensive systems any aggression against israel will be mixed with a severe response and now after the golan heights attack israel followed through syrian media broadcasting their air defenses responding to attacks by israel rockets arching from one country to another israelis in the golan heights and syrians urged to find cover hoping the assault doesn't. shallop bellus al-jazeera ok let's take a quick look now at exactly

reports from moscow. two days before. vladimir putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no election and russia. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called president are leading i want to tell him that he is not and that his place in the hague and imprisoned yet again on that through several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia. five on moscow's pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values goals. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just met we have currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyone here is not all the supporters people came here because they see that things are bad i

and still ahead on al-jazeera israel's prime minister heads to moscow can benjamin netanyahu heal an increasingly strained relationship. from cool brisk north in few words. to the woman trying to his of southeast asia. ally was saying some pretty heavy rain recently into southern parts of china more of the same as we go on through thursday plowden right sunny well entrenched here twenty six celsius there for a hong kong not just the winds coming in from a southerly direction that will push that right it's essential parts as we go on through friday showers through coming behind but it should be a good deal drive by the station temperatures picking up in hong kong to around twenty nine to freeze further south plenty of showers across southeast asia or as one would expect the usual family has their southern parts of the philippines its northern areas of borneo right across into the margin opossum off into them and a potentially nasty little clutches storms just brewing there around thailand will move through the gulf of thailand edging a little further west with as we go through wednesd

why he's prepared to essentially break the most recent laws bring listen porters into the center of moscow and risk what's going on now on repeated occasions him having to end up sitting in a jail cell for a while already many things i was there as were a challenge there in moscow iraqis will vote on saturday in the first parliamentary election since the defeat of i sold last year the first group of people to vote for members of the security forces will be working to protect polling stations it's the fourth election since the u.s. led invasion deposed president saddam hussein fifteen years ago well in parts of iraq people who've been forced from their homes in the fight against isis or struggling to recover they're cautious but hopeful that this election may bring chain change rather chose stratford reports now from a refugee camp in northern iraq. muhammad shocked at and his family fled mosul in june last year during the battle against leisel their home was destroyed. like many of the two million people in iraq displaced by violence in recent years they live in a camp for the internally d

the valley was carried away as he attended a rally against president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's inauguration for a forced her or a challenge that is live in moscow for us following all developments what is the situation now. well we have been looking at data released by a group called o.b.d. info all day which is a human rights monitoring group that essentially keeps a tally of all the detentions that have been taking place across the country and they say in their most recent tweet tweet that at least one thousand six hundred seven people have been detained across the country in these demonstrations so far we may get more coming later on into the evening it gives you an idea really of the kind of police tactics that have been used in towns and cities across this country i went down to the demonstration here in moscow earlier on today which was the biggest one. was watching what the police were doing and they were moving into the crowd in their finances basically grabbing individuals either by deciding previously that that's who th

covering the story joining us from moscow so has there been official reaction from moscow. but. well the response from moscow has been pretty textbook have to say russia seems to have a kind of formula that eases in any incidents where it's likely that the finger of blame is going to be pointed in some way after moscow and generally what it does in these cases is to call for an independence and. quick investigation to suggest the the incident itself was some sort of provocation and also to say that russia's adversaries would be using the incidents for their political ends and all of these boxes have already been ticked by various parts of the russian state the russian federation council the russian duma the russian presidential human rights council have all spoken in one way or another along these lines we've heard recently from sergey lavrov the russian foreign minister saying that yes this this death was a tragedy but that's as you just said in your introduction there that the ukrainian government is already pointing the finger of blame at moscow despite the fact that in a pro

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iran wants to sound which the do foreign minister mohammad job veins are raef plans to visit beijing moscow and brussels to hold meetings with the remaining signatures kenya's interior ministry has told a dam which burst and killed at least fifty people on wednesday did have the necessary permis the country's top prosecutor house ordered an investigation into the disaster troops and emergency workers are still searching for victims amongst the free those are the top stories inside story is next here on notice them. israel has launched its biggest attack in syria in decades it's targeted dozens of iranian physicians it says were firing on its territory are the two countries inching closer to war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. israel's launched its most ferocious attack inside syria since the war of october one thousand nine hundred seventy three but now the target is iran a syrian president bashar assad's ally just a day after the trumpet ministration walked out of the iran nuclear deal israel accused iran of firing rockets on the golan heights which israel occupies

moscow says there's an agreement to hold a three way meeting between russia the u.s. and jordan to discuss the deescalation zone and southern soviet the announcement follows reports that syrian government forces are being sent to the area and preparation for an offensive saying aha the reports from bay vote. this corner of syria has been quiet for over a year there are fears that may change washington has threatened the syrian government that it will act if it moves against the rebels and. the u.s. along with russia and jordan are guarantors of a cease fire in those southern provinces now moscow says. a day after jordan said the three countries see eye to eye on the need to preserve the truce. but there are many questions about what they agree on we don't know what kind of an agreement will they reach how long will the ceasefire last would it be a permanent cease fire what about the force that would control this area will government rule return to south in syria. which is what the syrian government wants state t.v. has been. it says the army. to the area in preparatio

there are reasons the russians and political system nations or chalons has more from moscow. ukrainian police say that our caddie bob janko was found bleeding in his apartment by his wife he received several gunshot wounds and died on his way to the hospital ukrainian politicians says the gunman had been waiting in the stairwell of the building and shot but janko as he came back from a trip to the grocery store now this man was a journalist rights an activist he was self exiled from his home country russia he had served in the chechen wars in the ninety's and early two thousand and that experience had made him both very anti war and also anti putin in the protest movement of two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve he had tried to organize forceful resistance against the putin government but it was an online post in two thousand and sixteen that triggered his flight from russia he had basically said the. military plane crash in syria in which a russian. military choir die and various russian journalists as well he said that left him in difference because he disagreed w

it's not a coincidence that benjamin netanyahu is actually you know was in moscow today where i think he got approval from a lot of your putin that russia would not get inside get itself involved in any sort of shooting war between the revolutionary guard corps in syria and israel i think that's very much why this trip took place at this particular time so these are think very honest and very dangerous developments that. do not give one confidence about the prospects for peace and stability in the middle east in the short term or even in the long term good to get your views on this that her same is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver thanks very much indeed let me just tell you that the news was a reporting that syria state media is citing military sources that an israeli rocket fire has destroyed a syrian rebel side we don't have any more details on that as soon as we do get some more details of course we'll bring them straight to you in the meantime white house press secretary does spoken out on the sirens being had in the golan heights . you k

attacks the strikes were carried out hours of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in moscow saying he'd come away confident that russia would not prevent what he called israel's freedom of action a day later a different tone from the russian foreign minister. that we see this is a very alarming development we believe that all issues must be resolved through dialogue during our multiple contacts with the leadership of both iran and israel including during yesterday's meeting between putin and netanyahu we underline the necessity of avoiding any actions that might be seen as mutually provocative. for now the latest flurry of cross border violence has subsided but all sides are aware that a new bar has been set for its intensity that it could all too easily rise again. all right let's now get the thoughts of our guests joining us in tehran ahmed moussavi a professor of political science at the university of tehran and a head of the u.s. department at the iranian institute for european and american studies in west jerusalem robbie sable a professor at hebrew university in jerusa

days ahead of putin's inal here ation for a fourth term al-jazeera story challenge has more now from moscow. valley supporters to the left of me to the right of me ultra nationalist for a few thousand supporters and i'm stuck in the middle with you now the police have just started moving again you might be able to see them in the background and it looks like they're starting to grab some of the volley supporters and take them away so you police finally over that valley hold this demonstration because on monday bloody may be said the president is big and overrated for his fourth time in office these people here want exactly so i say why they come down they said it was spontaneous they were just passing by i happened to put up some flags and singing slogans one of the things we have to watch for today i think is what this means for the novelli movement going forward because rewind six years to the last time ferguson was inaugurated that was the end of a very volatile period of protesting in russia and now we don't have. quite as serious a valley you can draw supporters of course but this is n

very many thanks i'm serious rory challenge their lives in moscow. britain's prime minister to resign may is government to suffer another defeat of writs briggs it plans members of britain's upper house of parliament voted against the prime minister's plans to leave europe's single market after the u.k. breaks from the e.u. house of lords also backed an amendment to remove the fixed date to leave the e.u. from the legislation politicians argued that sticking to march twenty ninth next year could cause problems if they go see actions go down the while. 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 forme

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been in moscow meeting the russian president. speaking off to those talks he said he did not believe russia would try to limit israel's military actions in syria it follows reports of an israeli strike on an iranian military facility near damascus israel is concerned about russia's growing closeness to iran and involvement in syria but russia has its own interests in the middle east as rory channels reports from moscow. all his meetings with readymade putin are important said benyamin netanyahu before flying to moscow on wednesday but this one is particularly so for israel's prime minister arriving for russia's victory day military parade was an astute courtesy call the holiday celebrates the soviet role in defeating naziism and vladimir putin believes the world isn't grateful enough for russia's sacrifice a. special you. today some try to face from history the feet of a nation but save europe and the world from slavery from extermination from the horrors of the holocaust. they try to distort the events leading to the true heroes

well you know the sun is shining here in moscow has been a glorious day for a lot of the boots and to be inaugurated on but there are clouds on the horizon for the presidents and i think basically a boils down to two things first of all what happens at the end of six years he is about to reach the next limits constitutional limits of his presidency so at the end of six years he effectively constitutionally at least has to step aside for the presidency the question of what happens in the immediate period after that has not been answered yet so we don't know the kremlin hasn't given any hints about what's going to happen it is possible that he could do another swap perhaps with mitigators and if maybe it was still that is the prime minister then that would mean that see another the constitutional terms of of the presidency or six years rather than the previously for it means that putin will be in his late seventy's when he perhaps as a chance to come back to the presidency so it's old but it's not necessarily too old and he seems in reasonably good health at the moment he could also cha

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moscow weighs in on the north korea sub attack as the u.s. hosts a talk north korean official. welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha with me and as a prawn i'm also ahead on the precious spain's prime minister fights for his political life as a corruption scandal threatens to remove him and his party from power. syrian and u.n. aid organizations discuss the plan.

challenge now he's joining us on the phone from moscow what's happening there now rory. well the last couple of hours basically it's. a standoff between three different groups of people leave. the full it is they've come down in it's a real plows and. greeted when they arrived in pushkin square. by a group of. guys like a nationalist spirit decided that they were going to come down here as well and provides the other side of the argument. because they help you find the main because it's. playing piano and john saying please insulation they call quite heated times between the valley circle it isn't the and the earth and people it is and that's basically when the police started moving in and they were using tactics that i've seen time and time again send in snatch squads running into the crowd sponsors of police grabbing people pretty rough predrag men back out and shoving them into the police black and then this is repeated time after time after time so i was witnessing dozens of arrests think i'm now the police in the process of basically pushing through and trying to cl

so they were arrest that began in other parts of russia i do want to say now that here in moscow it was the police have just robbed a young got out of the crowd and looked like she was crying so dragging her off to the police where. the numbers of detentions take top which protest after protest i was dragged away so too was the man who calls this demonstration alexina valmy he's an anti corruption opposition leader who was banned from presidential elections because of a fraud conviction he insists was. abrogated his online videos exposing the corruption of russia's ruling elite have made him a critic of the kremlin and a popular resistance figure among many russians who want something different. putin's hold on power for another six years he's tightened control of the media and internet and made protesting much harder his assertive foreign policy is popular with many russians moscow's riot police follow detentions with a neck stacked in their rough clearing the square the valley supporters have been through this before you know probably go through it all again they feel it's their only

several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia. right now almost goes pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values goals. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyone here is not all my supporters people came here because they see that things are bad in the country but they don't understand why so and they were told by some people that it is putin to be blamed in everything people can't figure out such things for themselves. tempers started to rise but at that point the police moved in. so they were arrested begun in other parts of russia i do want to say now that. in moscow was the business of just grabbed a young guy out of the crowd and looked like she was crying so to. after the police walk in. the numbers of detentions take top words protester after protester was dragged away so too was the man who c

chalons who's in moscow forests rory i understand just gave an interview what is he saying. yeah he's just given his second press conference in as many days giving a lot more information about what actually took place over the last couple of months and of course on the nights when his murder was staged he talks about how he had had to put on a t. shirt that had already been riddled with bullet holes he had put on makeup or had makeup put on him he had covered himself in fake blood in pig's blood and then lay down on the floor his wife then called the police the police have come the ambulance have come the doctors who arrived in the ambulance were in on the plots they took him to the morgue where he says he changed his clothes was wrapped in a sheet because it was so cold there and then he sat down to watch the t.v. and he says then i watched the news and saw what a great guy i'd been journalists then started turning up at the morgue so the people got worried and they decided they had to move him he says that he was essentially doing what the agents from the ukrainian securit

several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia. by almost goes pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just mad we have currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyone here is not all my supporters people came here because they see that things are bad in the country but they don't understand why so and they were told by some people that it is putin to be blamed in everything people can't figure out such things for themselves their tempers started to rise how did that point to the police moved in. so they were arrested began in other parts of russia i do want to say now that here in moscow was the business of just grabbed a young guy out of the crowd it looked like she was crying so dragging her off to the police why him. the numbers of detentions ticked upwards protestor after protestor was dragged away so

all these meetings with ready made putin are important said benyamin netanyahu before flying to moscow on wednesday but this one is particularly so for israel's prime minister arriving for russia's victory day military parade was an astute courtesy call the holiday celebrates the soviet role in defeating naziism and bloody may putin believes the world isn't grateful enough for russia's sacrifice a. special you. today some try to face from history the fate of a nation but save europe and the world from slavery from extermination from the hose of the holocaust they try to distort the events leading to the true heroes of the gotten and by history. we will never. has to happen. but netanyahu wasn't here to walk you about history he was here to talk about what's happening now in syria one of netanyahu concerns is russia's intentions to send the syrians the s. three hundred air defense system the previous generation of interceptor missiles he watched drive past him when moscow more importantly he wants to know whether putin is still listening to his worries about iran. it's difficult to beli

or doesn't if you believe putinism lens when his presidential term finishes glory chalons al-jazeera moscow packs of roaming feral dogs have killed six children in northern india over the past week many of the attacks happened when children were gathering food or using outdoor bathrooms more than twenty of the children have also been injured parents and i keeping the children home from school killing any dogs they encounter a seventeen year old girl is fighting for her life after allegedly being gang raped and then set on fire in india a man's been arrested in connection with the attack in the eastern state of jharkhand days after another teenager was murdered after she was raped and burned alive in the same state they say the two cases are not connected the victim this is now i would hospital after suffering first degree burns to seventy percent of her already. a faction of south sudan's opposition has formally rejoined the ruling party for the first time since the civil war broke out back in twenty thirty first vice president and former officer and chairman tab and they guy and i'm still

we're choose day i see some showers to so there was a fast moving parts of italy but the further north moscow twenty degrees celsius twenty one was still twenty. ossified whether michael with a monday and a london was the time just touching twenty six celsius maybe even a degree or two higher than that of course pass or of england's come further south paris at twenty six celsius fun to try for a good part of spying and potable water to be a possibility over the next that eastern areas of spy could see a little bit of weather over towards boston over the heat continues further north twenty six twenty seven even warmer there in moscow twenty three degrees celsius showers. continue just around the met we are still going to see some unsettled weather just coming in not to our side of us and all the piles of africa the current one celsius but showers and repacked on monday more of the same but she's day. sixty seven. pound promise for one people. but disaster struck. the pledge to the establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration that

twenty four degrees in stockholm most of drawing hot sunshine around here then little cooler there from moscow to around sixteen celsius but again lousy dry showers continue across central and western pos if anything those showers pushing further north was much a front seeing some lively downpours as we go on through thursday with the possibility of some localized flooding twenty four celsius in london twenty five celsius their form of dread going to see the fine weather making its way across northern parts of africa but always a chance of one to two showers into northern areas of morocco maybe also to northern parts of algeria twenty one celsius there for about twenty two for algae is a he's on the other side of the continent with a high of thirty four the current. there with sponsored. these. stories generate thousands of headlines. with different angles from different perspectives. that russia was responsible for this separate from the facts that's why i own. the misinformation from the journalists and the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election we've been listeni

as prime minister to bypass the limit on consecutive presidential terms or a challenge reports from moscow. it was a long walk to putin's inauguration broadcast live and step by step on russian state t.v. through endless kremlin corridors he's walked for eighteen years admiring the pictures along the way downstairs across hallways finally him to the brights moscow may sunshine and a drive in a brand new russian made limousine. at last he entered the kremlin's ornate alexander roski hall where dignitaries were waiting but still the marathon wasn't over finally on to the podium to deliver the type of oratory the presidents the world over to live or on inauguration day wait a minute or taking office as president of russia i'm acutely aware of my colossal responsibility to each and every one of us a multinational population most sponsibility to russia a country of great victories and achievements to fauzia history of the russian state and our ancestors humility and the thanks expressed so then a pledge to all russians. as head of state i will do everything to increase the strength prosperity a

responsible for the downing of a passenger plane over ukraine in twenty fourteen and they're asking moscow for compensation on thursday international investigators concluded that the missile that shut down malaysia airlines flight m h seventeen came from a russian military units all two hundred ninety eight people on board were killed most of them dutch malaysian and australian president vladimir putin has said russia doesn't trust the investigation and will be speaking to our correspondent in russia in a moment for more details on that. part of an island and whether to appeal some of the strictest abortion laws anywhere in europe terminating a pregnancy is illegal in all but the strictest circumstances and punishable with a long prison sentence the vote pictures social and catholic conservators against supporters of a more liberal island need barker reports from government. irish people have been given an important choice campaigners from both sides of the argument have been bringing the debate to the people islands voting on whether to repeal the eighth amendment of the country's constit

al-jazeera moscow. well samuel green is the director of kings russia institute at king's college in london he says in the valleys biggest challenge challenge is proving to his supporters the protests can bring change to russia it is almost impossible to estimate how much support he does or could possibly have obviously he was not allowed to contest the elections and we don't know how many people would have voted for him even if. he had been allowed or he is not visible on television and so his ability to to reach people through formal means is quite limited he has and his supporters have opened a network of volunteer centers around the country which participate in organizing these sorts of things also trying to get involved in local protest movements but the reality is that. most people in russia will not see politics either formal politics or earth or street politics as a fruitful way of of problem solving so his or his big challenge is to to demonstrate that something can actually be achieved it's ver