where people don t usually protest, and where the state would usually be expected to crack down hard if they do. state security was out in force earlier on wednesday. they used stun grenades and tear gas to clear the crowds. but later on, the images were different. these are protestors who ve taken riot gear from police. we also saw these pictures from tuesday night police cars and vans left abandoned. and we re now getting reports in just the past few hours, saying some members of the security force have now joined the protestors. diana kudaibergenova is a sociologist who studies post soviet countries at the university of cambridge. thank you very much for seeing us. shall be categorised this as a revolution. revolution. it s definitely a revolution. revolution. it s definitely a revolution. good - revolution. it s definitely a revolution. good evening i revolution. it s definitely a i revolution. good evening and revolution. it s definitely a - revolution. good evening and thank
message from the activists is that they condemned. and that basically they condemned. and that basically the last resort because these people were talking for a long time about providing channels to talk about these grievances and formalise the certain groups, institutionalise political parties, so that s what a lot of people are expecting on the ground right now. diana, thank you ve much ground right now. diana, thank you very much for ground right now. diana, thank you very much for your ground right now. diana, thank you very much for your help. ground right now. diana, thank you very much for your help. i m i ground right now. diana, thank you very much for your help. i m sure l ground right now. diana, thank you | very much for your help. i m sure we will talk again. diana from the university of cambridge. buckingham palace has released my plans to mark the platinum jubilee this year. the first the first event begins on monday, with a competition to invent a new pudding to
i welcome the russians are coming. they will put a stop to it. we should be able to cope ourselves. then again, without outside help, they could be civil war. what happened in kazakhstan has left this country and its people in shock and in fear at what comes next. steve rosenburg, bbc news. diana kudaibergenova is a sociologist who studies post soviet countries at the university of cambridge. thanks forjoining us and helping us with a story. first of all, what do you make of this russian claim that the process we saw protests to be cyber organised by international terrorism. . ~ cyber organised by international terrorism. ., ,, , ., cyber organised by international terrorism. ., ,, ., ., terrorism. thank you for having me. i should terrorism. thank you for having me. i should also terrorism. thank you for having me. i should also mention terrorism. thank you for having me. i should also mention today - terrorism. thank you for having me. i should also mention today is - ter
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev (R) takes part in a parliamentary session via videoconference during which lawmakers have installed a new prime minister after days of riots. -/Kazakh Presidency /dpaKazakhstan lawmakers have installed a new prime minister, as the country s rulers seek to reass.