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grozny is not only the geographical center but also the heart of chechnya. after a debilitating what in the ninety's it was rebuilt with money from moscow. nowadays the city seems peaceful but appearances can be deceiving. chechnya has become a hotspot of religious fanaticism since isis began searching for new recruits here . this week. we're due high unemployment social discontent and soured hopes to drive many in the region towards one of the most perverse forms of islam and into the hands of the jihadists. do artists are sowing on fertile ground in chechnya despite a near total state surveillance and the despite a two leader. of allegiance towards putin and the kremlin rule in the last few years whole families left for iraq and seem. they will be coming back now with a victory of isis has been declared. here in grozny see those who are trying to return from syria and iraq back to chechnya as a threat to state security their support for this so-called islamic state has become a matter of profound concern for chechen leader runs on of course a key step in c

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now what is it about chechnya our moscow bureau chief yuri rich shadow wanted to find out himself. to believe that the capital of georgia one of russia's neighbors to the self late last year an operative of the so-called islamic state was killed here russian media celebrated a victory in the war on terror. the man who was the tire attention carrying a russian passport who had been hiding in georgia previously had allegedly been home in chechnya to recruit fighters. there are roughly eight hundred chips fighting for isis their return to their homeland is a major problem for russia and russian president vladimir putin has already declared victory over the islamist extremists. but you can celebrate this victory for a while but you better pray five times that while you're celebrating another terrorist attack doesn't take place. that. draws name is not only the geographical center but also the heart of church. after a debilitating what in the ninety's it was rebuilt to with money from moscow. nowadays the city seems peaceful but appearances can be deceiving. chechnya has become a hotspo

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a situation in chechnya. are. rated to some extent because. now nowadays is the most secure place in the novel and caucuses so if they return they may be they most probably will return either to georgia odd to toto to europe including ukraine for example and. while speaking about europe i don't think that they they will. be one of the major threatens to europe itself because the kitchens are more on to russian more t.v. than he's let mr motivated sell they most probably of those fighters would. try to find their way to to come to russia or to confront russia it's handy police and their most convenient place would be ukraine for them because this intro you have said in moscow thank you so much for joining the doubly so. in tennis it's been a day of surprises of the australian open in melbourne rafael nadal is out seaforth hot for more than three hours against man and challenged the retired with a leg injury in the fifth and final set so that you all know it will not next play unseeded kyle adamant the brits stunned third seed to go dimitroff in

sarah rainsford, bbc news, chechnya. people who compulsively hoard possessions are in need of help, according to health officials. they say it can be an indicator of mental health problems and that it also poses a fire risk. in the most serious cases, local councils have a duty to provide help for those who hoard. our social affairs correspondent alison holt has been to look at one innovative scheme being run in south london. i hope you are feeling strong. this is my bedroom. even in the middle of the day i have to switch the lights on. sarah, who has asked us to disguise her identity, struggles with depression. she has spent years trapped in a world of increasing chaos. it is kind of like, oh, kind of like i do not want to even acknowledge that there is an outside when my bedroom looks like this. she is surrounded by things she hoards, like toiletries, bought in the hope they will make her feel better. these are things you have bought that you have never used? yeah. no, that is right. i can go and buy something like foo

sarah rainsford, bbc news, chechnya. it was very much bruno mars‘s night at the 60th annual grammys, which took place at new york's madison square garden. he was the biggest winner with six awards, including the most prestigious category, album of the year. he also got honoured for song of the year and record of the year. kendrick lamar won four grammys, among them, best rap album. canadian singer—songwriter alessia cara was named best new artist. while ed sheeran won two grammys, including one for best pop vocal album. let's cross live to new york where we can speak to the bbc‘s nada tawfik. nice to see you. it was quite a night. tell us about it, and tell us about the support by this particular awards ceremony for #metoo. you had everything from bruno mars performing with a retro throwback truck with a lot of dance moves in it. eltonjohn truck with a lot of dance moves in it. elton john and truck with a lot of dance moves in it. eltonjohn and miley cyrus performing to his 1971 song tiny damper. it everything in t

brent: we want to turn now to chechnya. the so-called islamic state has been driven from much of the territory it once held in syria and iraq. as defeat looms, the families of young people who joined is are wondering what has become of them. hundreds left from chechnya loan. alone. in the second part of juri's series, he speaks with the young woman who joined the islamic state. juri: a typical chechenen subur. people know each other and help each other. this, despite higher fences. there is one thing neighbors don't discuss -- the missing children. she has kept her silence for four years, but is now breaking her silence to talk to us about her beloved daughter, who has not been in her parents house for four years. her husband went to syria to fight with the so-called islamic state. tetimaat: she took my daughter and their three children. he won't come back, because he was killed last march. juri: she says she has not heard from her daughter. she is one of hundreds of chechens who have left her homeland since the beginning o

brent: we want to turn now to chechnya. the so-called islamic state has been driven from much of the territory it once held in syria and iraq. as defeat looms, the families of young people who joined is are wondering what has become of them. hundreds left from chechnya loan. alone. in the second part of juri's series, he speaks with the young woman who joined the islamic state. juri: a typical chechen suburb. people know each other and help each other. this, despite higher fences. there is one thing neighbors don't discuss -- the missing children. she has kept her silence for four years, but is now breaking her silence to talk to us about her beloved daughter, who has not been in her parents house for four years. her husband went to syria to fight with the so-called islamic state. tetimaat: she took my daughter and their three children. he won't come back, because he was killed last march. juri: she says she has not heard from her daughter. she is one of hundreds of chechens who have left her homeland since the beginning of

draws name is not only the geographical center but also the heart of chechnya. after a debilitating what in the ninety's it was rebuilt with money from moscow. nowadays the city seems peaceful but appearances can be deceiving. chechnya has become a hotspot of religious fanaticism since i suspect than searching for new recruits here. would you high unemployment social discontent and soured hopes drive many in the region towards one of the most perverse forms of islam and into the hands of the jihadists but the. jihadists are sowing on fertile ground in chechnya despite a near total state surveillance and to despite the chechen leader. demonstrations of allegiance towards putin and the kremlin rule in the last few years whole families left for iraq and see. they will be coming back now with that victory of isis has been declared. here in grozny see those who are trying to return from syria and iraq back to chechnya as a threat to state security their support for this so-called islamic state has become a matter of profound concern for chechen leader. of course a ke

it's very dangerous to work in chechnya now, very dangerous. the threat of terrorism is far lower in the caucasus now, but ramzan kadyrov told me he sees a new enemy here. translation: all those who defend human rights groups and the gays we supposedly have in the chechen republic are foreign agents. in the chechen republic they've sold out their people, their country, their religion, everything. their country, their his security guards then decided they'd had enough of our questions. they'd come for a celebration after all, reclaiming the mountains after years of conflict. after all, reclaiming the mountains the show and the glamour here up in the mountains is meant to send the message that chechnya is safe now, that the days of danger has passed. now, that the days but the abuses that we've heard about are extremely serious, and they still continue. about are extremely serious, human rights groups warn this is a veneer, and if they're forced out of the republic, any future victims of abuse will have nowhere left to turn. any future victims of

correspondent you're in russia toe is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more change in fighters are now returning home they're both respected and feared. how will this affect chechen society. circlets fear today and d w news. are you up to speed on the latest technology. then it may be time for an upgrade becoming part of the future. become a cyborg. so i have created a new sense new organ and i've designed my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my you can't on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this will make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg. at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what effect will it have been society does this human race movement need to upgrade i think it's only the beginning of the. cyborgs human machines starting february first on t w. this is t w news coming to you live from turkey steps up its assault on

grozny is not only the geographical center but also the heart of chechnya. after a debilitating what in the ninety's. rebuilt to with money from moscow. nowadays the city seems peaceful but appearances can be deceiving. chechnya has become a hotspot of religious fanaticism since gun searching for new recruits here. is what. we do high unemployment social discontent and soured hopes drive many in the region towards one of the most perverse forms of islam and into the hands of the jihadists. the harvests are sowing on fertile ground in chechnya despite a near total state surveillance and the despite the two leader. demonstrations of allegiance towards putin and the kremlin rule in the last few years whole families left for iraq and syria they will be coming back now with that victory of isis has been declared. here in grozny see those who are trying to return from syria and iraq back to chechnya as a threat to state security their support for this so-called islamic state has become a matter of profound concern for chechen leader rather than of course a key ste

when we accompany her again on a trip from moscow to chechnya she reveals that she did once manage to see her daughter in the last fourteen years. middle men in turkey helped her to establish contact with selena in december twenty fourth team. it took her several weeks of traveling to reach of members in northern syria she says of the journey was fraught with uncertainty and she didn't know if she would ever. islamic state members allowed her to stay with her daughter for four days she wanted to take her back to chechnya but wasn't allowed to leave and tonight her children are. now together with other mothers she has found that a support group it already has over eight hundred members. is the mother of one who took betty months daughter to syria is also a member of the group. my daughter was always obedient she really trusted her husband and he ordered her to go with him to syria. he's. also to blame for your daughter's disappearance. but no i swear because to be honest it all happened according to the higher will the will of allah what must be must be that's what i think. as we hear

name is not only the geographical center but also the heart of chechnya. after a debilitating what in the ninety's it was rebuilt with money from moscow. nowadays the city seems peaceful but appearances can be deceiving. chechnya has become a hotspot of religious fanaticism since this big gun searching for new recruits here. this wiki gets weird to high unemployment social discontent and soured hopes to drive many in the region towards one of the most perverse forms of islam and into the hands of the jihadists the. jihadists are sowing on fertile ground in chechnya despite a near total state surveillance and to despite the two leader. demonstrations of allegiance towards putin and the kremlin rule in the last few years whole families left for iraq and syria they will be coming back now with that victory of isis has been declared a key step in containing militants returning home would be to prevent young people from joining the terrorist organisation in the first place despite a series of military defeats isis is still recruiting fight us primarily among yo

as we hear again and again while filming in chechnya strong religious belief. one of the reasons why young people are being recruited by ass is the mother of missing children keep coming back to the airport in grozny in the hope that their loved ones for one day return. it seems that i'm here very often. at least i'm hardly at home why should i be at home when you know i have to look for my daughter. know that russia has declared to military victory over the so-called islamic state dozens of being transported back from syria and iraq every few weeks that gives. you hope that she told her daughter. if she is still alive. originating in russia in tomorrow's episode. a former returned to russia after serving. in syria he talks through his motivations his wife. and. now to elton john he says that he will retire from performing internationally after doing one last tour the british singer and pianist said that he wanted to spend more time with his family john made the announcement at a gala in new york he said that he planned to go out with a bang with a three year g

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there is a generation change that occurred in chechnya. especially during and after the chechen war. they all preachers who were connected with this sufi movement and who were previously advocating a peaceful and philosophical approach to islam and to to life itself they went away in a way that partly because they were older and partly because they were outdated and the new ones arrived from the neediest in countries especially from saudi arabia and bahrain who preached a very different style or feet or what have the approach to to the modern situation in the world and to islam and they somehow have they changed the approach of the modern. youths. they started to do it for four for a ground for a new ground to apply the forces in promoting muslim unfortunately that was the one of the of the causes i see and as these fighters return to. russia and chechen or forces are they well prepared to deal with any threat that might come from these fighters returning home . well the problem is that they are returning not only to the our returning to t

on her mother back in chechnya fear that they will never be reunited. there's been no letup in turkey's military offensive against kurdish militia in northern syria despite international calls for restraint kurdish forces current the controller much of northern syria you can see that in the shaded area here but it's an afghan here in the northwest that is the focus of turkey's latest offensive so why it is often under attack turkey's engaged in a decades long conflict with the kurds over their demand for autonomy a state it feels threatened by the increased presence along its border and fears the kurds could expand their hold on northern syria and the turkish president. says the operation really move onto the town of big and he says he with fort what he calls the games along the border. the turkish town has size only a few kilometers away from the fighting come back to brock and his friends are discussing turkey's operationalise branch nobody here believes in his wish to make sure. that we don't know the area around our freedom well so we cannot really

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when we accompany her again on a trip from moscow to chechnya she reveals that she did once manage to see her daughter in the last forty years. middlemen in turkey helped her to establish contact with selena in december twenty fourth. it took her several weeks of traveling to reach of members in northern syria she says that the journey was fraught with uncertainty and she didn't know if she would ever arrive. islamic state members allowed her to stay with her daughter for four days she wanted to take her back to chechnya but no wasn't allowed to leave internet her children are . now together with other mothers she has found that a support group it already has of eight hundred members. of the mother awful slan who took a daughter to syria is also a member of the group. my daughter was always obedient she really trusted her husband and he ordered her to go with him to syria. are also to blame for your daughter's disappearance. no i swear because to be honest it all happened according to the higher will the will of allah what must be must be that's what i think. as we hear again and agai

correspondent you're in russia joe is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chechen fighters are now returning home they're both respected and feared. how will this affect chechen society. the circle of fear to date on g.w. news. that is the positive feelings me. he was infected at birth. she probably won't live to the age of five. the program dream names to prevent the mother to child transmission of the virus. hiv positive women give birth to hiv negative baby's. mother the project is a hugely effective strategy in the battle against. more than one thousand eight percent of these children up on health it the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is. from berlin a new frontline in a new war in the middle east turkey defines international criticism and pushes ahead with its offensive in syria turkish troops and syrian forces are advancing on the kurdish enclave

correspondent you're in russia is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chechen fighters are now returning home they're both respected and feared. how will. chechen society. today. my guest this week here in kiev is stateless he's a former president of georgia a former regional governor in ukraine and hanging over him multiple allegations of criminal activity and a three year prison sentence for abuse of power he's mikao saakashvili once the darling of the west for spearheading the rose revolution in georgia in two thousand and three but has he now made too many enemies and run out of road.

correspondent here in russia is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chinch and fighters are now returning home they're both respected and feared. here. are the leaders of europe's economy. stressed the need for free trade and to protection. despite calls for restraint by the community. inside northern syria as it confronts groups that it accuses of terrors. of cape region of south africa. the longest in living memory since twenty fifteen the area has seen no substantial rainfall and none is expected before may or june water is already being rationed. and will have to cut off all supplies for non-essential use by april. a lack of rainfall in cape town is making south africans very nervous water in the city's main reservoir the teva kloof dam is down to thirty percent capacity the situation isn't much better in other reservoirs cape town has imposed a level six alert level six is the next step that we're taking it to. people most significantly. per person per day an

correspondent during russia toat is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chechen fighters are now returning home they're both respected and feared come. how will this affect change in society. circling here. welcome back you're watching news i'm terry martin our top story turkey has intensified its offensive in syria ignoring international concerns sharky and its local allies are trying to clear kurdish militias away from the border united nations says the fighting is already just placed by people. well let's go straight over to senior business editor ben to zoom in for our special coverage of the second day of the world economic forum in davos switzerland so ben while the snow there are you getting a chance to hit the slopes. briefly terry very briefly it was for research purposes of course i did hold a few interviews on the slopes i was hoping to catch a glimpse of a celebrity or two but maybe today i'll brush shoulders with german chancellor or the french president

as with her daughter she wasn't permitted to take selena or her grandchildren back to chechnya. and other local mothers have started a self-help group it already has more than eight hundred members one of them is so remote ga ga over the mother. who took petty daughter to syria. where. my daughter was very a bt and she did everything her husband ordered her to. mother partly to blame for your daughter's disappearance. i swear to you know. to be honest it all happened according to a higher will the will of allah so this had to be that's what i believe. over and over in chechnya we're told that religious faith was one of the primary factors that allowed the i.a.s. to recruit young people here young people who often paid with their lives. many mothers of missing children come to the airport in grozny to wait and i hope. that it's you i'm here quite often. that is. what do i have to do at home i must look for my daughter. now that russia has declared the defeat of the islamic state groups of chechens are slowly being sent back from syria and iraq. keeps hoping that her daughters ali

chechnya has become a hotspot of religious fanaticism since searching for new recruits here. we do high unemployment social discontent and soured hopes to drive many in the region towards one of the most perverse forms of islam and into the hands of the jihadists but the. jihadists are sowing on fertile ground in chechnya despite a near total state surveillance and to despite the two leader. demonstrations of allegiance towards putin and the kremlin rule in the last few years whole families left for iraq and syria they will be coming back now with that victory of isis has been declared a key step in containing militants returning home would be to prevent young people from joining the terrorist organisation in the first place despite a serious of military defeat isis is still recruiting fight us primarily among young people with the government is focusing on prevention in this vocational school in girls the mothers of as militants of war and young people of the dangers of jihad to recruitment their children who were around to the same age as these students when they left for s

correspondent hearing russia is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more attention fighters are now returning home they're both respected in. peter. how will this affect change in society. circling here today on d w. i want to welcome to another edition of euro max i'm your host meghan lee and it is good to be back in the studio with you know we've got a packed show so let's get right to it here's a look at what's coming up.

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. >> i want you to stop killing in chechnya. stop killing gay people in chechnya. i want gay people left alone in chechnya. we need to protect gay people. stop killing gay chechnyans. stop killing gay chechnyans. stop killing gay chechnyans. stop killing gay chechnyans. [applause] [crowd noise] amb. antonov: you can see our relations are complicated. it seems to me everybody has the right to explain what he wants. how he can see how he sees the current situation. it seems to me i also have the right to convey a few remarks to you, trying to explain how we in the russian federation understand the current situation in russian-american relations. i would like to explain to you how we understand the importance of russian-american relations. i don't want to offend anyone. i would like to be candid with you. i would like to be transparent with you. i hope there will be another opportunity for me to come here. i hope i will not disappoint you and you will invite me once more. [applause] amb. antonov: they will be official remarks and then i will be ready to discuss any is

in from chechnya how were you treated by the i.r.s. . we were treated well national chechens they know who are used and the kind of character they've been raised with for hundreds of years it's become a social so how to shands of. this find said young chechens please explain to me. you are courage and the religion islam which we've held for centuries we've also fought in many wars that's what the i.r.s. appreciates about chechens. actually i wanted to go back as soon as i arrived that's when i witnessed an execution of refugees who have fled the war it took place right after i got there at my settlement which was a gathering place for new arrivals to syria just because you know there was full. of the pacific ocean there you know the bus came to a stop and see if it's the men were taken and interrogated. they were asked about their religion even. if they were executing the next day or the news. they were beheaded by the. yemeni it was a shock for me that people could use their religion as a justification to kill others. i waited for the r

ambassador, i want you to stop killing in chechnya. stop killing gay people in chechnya. i want the gay people left alone in chechnya. we need to protect gay people. yes, i will be -- stop killing gay chechnyans. stop killing gay chechens. stop killing gay chechens. stop killing gay chechens. stop killing gay chechens. [applause] stop killing gay chechens. stop killing gay chechens. stop killing gay chechens. [laughter] ambassador anatov: you can see our relations are complicated. [laughter] ambassador anatov: it seems to me everybody has the right to explain what he wants, how he can see how he sees the current situation. it seems to me i also have a right to convey a few remarks to you, trying to explain how we in the russian federation understand the current situation in russian-american relations. and i would like also to explain to you how we understand the importance of russian-american relations. i don't want to offend anyone. i would like to be candid with you. i would like to be transparent with you. i hope there will be another opportunity for me to come here. i

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correspondent during russia tow is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chechen fighters are now returning home they're both respected. and here's how will do so if chechen society. circles here today. welcome back to. our top story turkey says it will continue its military offensive on the northern syrian region despite a warning from washington to stop targeting u.s. backed kurdish militia there or risk a clash with u.s. forces. and former brazilian president louisa known as lula has lost his court appeal against corruption charges the judges confirmed the verdict and increased his sentence from nine to twelve years. well d.w. senior business editor ben to zoom in joins us now from the world economic forum in switzerland ben you've been very busy there's a lot going on there. there sure is and it's kept me extremely busy terry i'm usually the last one in the bed and the first one up it's a journalist's paradise you've got presidents prime ministers prominent figures

correspondent you're in russia joe is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chechen fighters are now returning home their most respected and feared. how will this affect chechen society the. circle of fear to date on d w names. there's a saying among many tribes in north america is before tribal decision is made clear elders consider seven generations in the future possibly two hundred years in the future this holds us affects the tribes i have never heard a politician in the united states talk about seven generations in the future. employer not. only for our well being i suggest that you think in terms of the native people less personal ownership of. possessions and more of a matter of community this is our opportunity to live here for a while. turkey's army says it has killed at least two hundred sixty fighters in its military offensive against a kurdish. in cleve in northern syria the offensive is aimed at neutralizing the u.s. backed kurdish militia that turkey consid

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court islamic state this daughter left home to join the terrorist group for years on how mother back in chechnya feel has never been to be united. how don't welcome to you i'm. it's the second day of the world economic forum with the european policymakers taking the spotlight in a board. and french president in money luck role will be delivering keynote speeches and will the leaders meet every year in the space resort town of davos to discuss global and economic issues now with three thousand delegates from all over one hundred countries attending including many of the wealth top businesspeople security is tight have the least offices in a world full of just have been deployed to gather and teach the events safety now chris of cobol is spot of a double steam and he joins me now from there welcome chris so a lot is happening at davos on day two of the summit it seems europe is in the spotlight. and the the focus shifted on europe on rita we had the greek prime minister alexis tsipras attending a panel today on how to stabilize the mediterranean region we had the italian prime minister paulo gentl

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the arson came as a court in chechnya ordered the head of memorial to be jailed for two months while he faces drug charges that could see him imprisoned for up to 10 years. oyub titiev says police planted marijuana in his car in order to manufacture his arrest. titiev's predecessor natalia estemirova was kidnapped and murdered in 2009, a crime for which no one has been arrested. in ethiopia, authorities released a senior opposition , fulfilling part of its pledge to release political prisoners. dr. merera gudina was jailed in 2015 after speaking to the european parliament in brussels about human rights abuses against the oromo people. this is gudina addressing a large crowd of supporters outside the prison addis ababa where he'd just been released. >> as far as we can and as far as we know, let's continue our people struggle to all of the peaceful and legal means available. we demand the government freed remaining political prisoners to they can also be free like us. amy: since 2015, the oromo have staged massive nationwide protests against the ethiopian government. the protests were

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