asia generally speaking with north korea and with china and some of the other tensions flaring up it's definitely an idea whose time seems to have come geopolitically speaking and i think the united states will be quite happy to see more hardline japanese parliament getting into power we could expect to see some some of the change that i think will have to take place culturally here as well as as a population that since the end of the second world war has been trained into passivism will likely have to be trained into militarism if gets its way. so the world news now brief opposition activists in bangladesh is coming today to form as well violently enforcing a day of general strike place in dhaka the force of the dispersed protesters and smashed the rocks restaurant to it after accusations of government sponsored killings cheering recent protests against a popular political force. there is taking this long range rocket off the launch pad in a pair of move to fix a technical problem. maintains it will be launched though by the end of the month the secluded stay consistent setting a sate

asia generally speaking with north korea and with china and some of the other tensions flaring up it's definitely an idea whose time seems to have come geopolitically speaking and i think the united states will be quite happy to see more hardline japanese parliament getting into power we could expect to see some some some of the change that i think will have to take place culturally here as well as a population that since the end of the second world war has been trained into passivism will likely have to be trained into militarism if gets its way. well into some other world news now opposition activists in bangladesh capital detonated homemade bombs violently in force in a day long general strike riot police and a car to forcibly disperse protesters smashed vehicles and held rocks will be arrested erupted after accusations of government sponsored killings during recent protests against unpopular political reform. north korea has taken its long range rocket off the launch pad an apparent move to fix a technical problem long maintains it will be launched by the end of the month this incl

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then we're going to have a conflagration against china soon within the next few weeks east a goal for some kind of commercial alliances with countries in asia individually dennis' a much better prospects for the u.s. and for the west in general ok alexander you know we're getting i mean you know nato is nato a force for good ok because it's looking to the pacific now. well i mean nato is reaching out to countries like australia and japan to intensify their cooperation but i'll give you an example of that you just mentioned a country where i travel relatively often and that is libya if it had not been for nato colonel gadhafi would have murdered the inhabitants of let him go i don't know that we don't know that how do you know that would do you know what he's for you know that we don't know that that's what he's are going to i know has he does he was i use this guy for twenty years thirty years he's a crazy guy don't listen to him and he makes one statement then you listen to him it doesn't make any logical sense at all his troops were sampling outside of benghazi they were preparing t

military presence in south east asia with washington reportedly on the brink of a deal to rotate more troops and ships through the philippines territorial tensions in the area simmering and many say the move as an attempt to undermine china's influence there and some say it's all a dangerously high stakes game. america does like to miss around with china i'm trying to stand up i taking sides in this dispute which between china and its neighbors it's really not because it cares one way or the other but the philippines though mrs clinton has called the stuff trying to see the west. that's a very strategic part of the world a lot of shipping through that area and. when there are so many players involved you cannot control them all and if one goes off then really it would be very hard to control the situation bring it under control. now it's round and built to last a chinese man provides for the predicted my an apocalypse with fantasy book style so vital parts get the full story on my website. and also read such as from the scene of a building collapse in solomon russia which killed at le

east asia it is not a good idea of for india to provoke china the americans would like to boost india against china but there is. quite a lot of awareness in delhi that's not the way the indians should go on strategic matters military hardware sectors that means to be in. the public sector steel mills the chemicals. other things nuclear plants that's where the relationship between india and russia is going to continue and it provides a very useful counter for india against the west and we've got more analysis of what russia is selling it to india these days through the defense deals in our business bulletin on again next hour more news then after the break. what do you see when you look at the scroll perhaps you wonder what bright future she'll have or maybe feel sympathy for her because you see she's in a wheelchair but if you're t.s.a. agent then you see hard core terrorist skull finding a small amount of residue from explosives on the girl's hands she was detained for almost an hour and her tears for mercy did not move the inspectors to allow her mother to be with her as they took

asia generally speaking with north korea and with china and some of the other tensions flaring up it's definitely an idea whose time seems to have come geopolitically speaking and i think the united states will be quite happy to see more hardline japanese parliament getting into power we could expect to see some some of the change that i think will have to take place culturally here as well as its population that since the end of the second world war has been trained into passivism will likely have to be trained into militarism if he gets is when. some of that well news. opposition activists in bangladesh's capital have detonated homemade bombs while bonking forcing a day long general strike police in the car had to forcibly disperse protesters who smashed vehicles and held rocks the rest erupted after accusations of government sponsored killings to recent protests against unpopular school reform. there's been a further street violence in northern ireland a group of people thought to be honest through a petrol bomb into a car belfast i'm sitting officers are treating it as attempted mu

asia generally speaking with north korea and with china and some of the other tensions flaring up it's definitely an idea whose time seems to have come geopolitically speaking and i think the united states will be quite happy to see the more hardline japanese parliament getting into power we could expect to see some some some of the change that i think will have to take place culturally here as well as a population that since the end of the second world war has been trained into passivism will likely have to be trained into militarism if they get this way. well news in brief opposition activists in bangladesh capital detonated a homemade bomb as well violence forcing a day long general strike the right place and darker how to forcibly disperse protesters who smashed vehicles and hurled rocks and restaurant today after accusations of government sponsored killings during recent protests against one popular political. further street violence more marland group of people thought to be loyalists through a petrol bomb into a car in belfast in which a police will be sitting at the time of tea

asia generally speaking with north korea and with china and some of the other tensions flaring up it's definitely an idea whose time seems to have come geopolitically speaking and i think the united states will be quite happy to see more hardline japanese parliament getting into power we could expect to see some some some of the change that i think will have to take place culturally here as well as a population that since the end of the second world war has been trained into passivism will likely have to be trained into militarism if gets its way. well the day's headlines supposition activists in bangladesh's capital of detonate homemade bombs after violently enforcing a day long general strike riot police and to forcibly disperse protesters who smashed vehicles and hurled wrongs your restaurant did after accusations of government sponsored killings during recent protests against an popular political form. there's been further street violence in northern ireland there a group of people thought to be loyalists through a petrol bomb into a car in belfast in which a policewoman sitting of

after nine highs, mainly 60s for the east asia or south bay upper 60s the north bay but not low 60s as well. 63 in santa rosa 63 for the not know 62 for not know and downtown 7 cisco. 7 day around the bay shows as we have is light warm-up as store for us as we finish up the work week. mid-40s rios and the bay and early back up to the bay bridge toll plaza fasttrack >> it is only backed up into of the lanes. the other two are just fine. a meeting lights are active but the speeds have certainly in probes across the upper deck. i live look at the san mateo bridge shows all is well here. no problems out towards foster city. southbound 1 01 is looking good coming out of marin county. visibility is clear on the span. dense fog is reported in the north bay. dry with extra caution and be careful of cars in front of you. we may still has the roadway closers southbound 1 01 right where it meets highway 92. the road work was supposed to be picked up at 6:00 and could still be on going. no issues with interstate 280 and southbound 1 01 looks good coming out of nevada. overall pretty good driver on

to cambodia for the east asia summit. and in cambodia, one of the most important visits we had between the president and premier wen jiabao was simply put to underscore at this juncture the strongest possible determination on the part of the united states to continue the path of a productive relationship between our two sides. we look forward to working with the new chinese government, just as president obama has been re-elected. >> richard, the chinese leadership is now in place. give us a rundown on who they are and what should we expect here. >> i think the basic point of the leadership transition we've just seen has been very steady and stable. that's an achievement of itself. i mean, china still is in the early stages of institution building or finding an institutional mechanism for transference of leadership and the like. it was a conservative change in this respect. i mean, i don't want to break up individuals on the politburo standing committee into reformers and conservatives, because that's the kind of very rubb

working closely with president obama from halfway around the world, i left the east asia summit in cambodia to fly to tel aviv, to drive to jerusalem, to meet with the prime minister and members of the inner cabinet, to go the next day to ramallah, then back to the prime minister's office, and then to cairo, and we were able to play a role in enabling the ceasefire to occur. that fragile ceasefire is holding. the skies above israel are clear. and we are beginning to see the efforts to rebuild and resume daily life. but the world knows -- and always will know -- that whenever israel is threatened, the united states will be there. now, that's a good thing, because we believe in our shared values. we understand we both live in a complicated and dangerous world. we're in the midst of a transformative moment in the middle east, one that offers as many questions -- in fact more questions than answers -- and one that poses new challenges to israel's place in the emerging regional order. as the story unfolds, all of us must work together to seize the promise and meet these challenges of this dynami

asia and the middle east. the conflict in syria is bringing and violent end to a regime that harbors a large stockpile of chemical and biological weapons. and extremists seek to destabilize a nuclear arms pakistan. increasing military spending by rising powers in the asia- pacific region and turmoil across the middle east in north africa are altering the strategic landscape. at the same time, the nature of military conflict is changing. because of the new technologies like cyber and proliferation of missiles, we are seeing potential adversaries, state and non state actors alike acquire more advanced, hybrid and high- end capabilities designed to frustrate the conventional advantages of our armed forces. this means the military services must remain vigilant and strong and appeared to . to operate in a way that differs significantly from the past. we will continue to face terrorism and deadly attacks by ied's, but we must also be ready for more capable adversaries to attack our forces and homeland in cyberspace.

asia, europe and of course the middle east. by far the largest part of her work has been as an author, both acknowledged and if i may put it this way is a quiet partner. she has in either way more than 60 books to her credit and a number of genres, poetry, fiction, both adult and children's and a book of an adult romantic chirla g. if i remember craig -- correctly and tales of the king. a lot of her work has been nonfiction and that too has covered a variety of subjects. some of her nonfiction has dealt with the issue of single motherhood. but a good deal is still somehow or other with the issue of religion and the life of politics and social life. this is including the book, difficulty journalists frequently have and probably understanding religion as a motive in offense. is called blind spot, done together with her birder amundsen and my colleague who is here today, coal martial. it was published and won several literary prizes. it has also included work on a book entitled a table in the presence which was written by lieutena

i will say as someone who spent a great deal of his time in and out of east asia that this pivot was heavily influenced by the actions again taken directly out of our office. we looked for people to come and work with us who had expertise and the intellect to work not only on the hill, not only with members of congress and not only with the state department, but with our embassies around the world, with foreign leaders, with value day tors to take -- with validators to take a different approach. david bonine, gordon peterson and phillip brady among them. our many visits to this part of the world sometimes included five countries in two weeks traveling solely via commercial air rather than with military codel support, included repeated meetings with the top leadership of countries of japan, korea, vietnam, thailand, singapore, indonesia, burma; all of which represent the future of the united states in terms of trade, security and cultural growth in the coming decades. with respect to burma, there was a great moment for me to be able to sit down and see aung san suu kyi recognized by t

. >> yes, here in east asia, clearly, it has bruised people, governments across the region here, south korea and japan, and in recent days, reportedly pressing for an increase in the u.n. security council sanctions to the level currently imposed on iran. we don't know if they will get there, but tension is on the u.n. right now. china has a veto power there. china's patience was taxed with this launch, the foreign ministry spokesman expressing regret, which is a strong word from beijing. but it is unclear what measures china would accept as means of punishment of north korea. greta? >> greta: do you know why the window was extended for this launch and then they launched it? is there any explaining for that, yet? >> it could have been a measure by thome confuse and throw everything off the track. yesterday, local time, local media said that the rocket was being dismantled -- sorry, two days ago, saying it was dismantled from the launch pad, perhaps for repairs. a couple of hours later, it was put back and the launch took place, perhaps without south korean media and the government there

in asia or looking at south america or indeed the middle east and then there's going to be a great push in africa there are countries with rising copulations and rising middle class that demand products and we have expertise that could and should be used trading with them. this is r.t. and thousands of people have marched through the spanish capital with the christmas spirit failing to quell anti austerity sentiment and this time the show of discontent was directed towards education cuts a spanish government remains committed to its strategy of austerity is desperate to avoid the bailout fate of other european nations like greece and portugal and ireland the country though is nearly one hundred and fifty billion euros in debt. now the u.k. government has given the green light to the resumption of the controversial gas drilling technique known as fracking are the methods heavily criticized for its destructive environmental impact including causing massive water pollution and then earthquakes what is probably a biker takes up the story. cordray is the only company with a license to conduc

in asia are looking at south america or indeed the middle east and then there's going to be a great push in africa there are countries with rising populations and rising middle class that demand products and we have expertise that could and should be used trading with them. of course. like. a former policeman has been convicted of involvement in the murder of. the most. people. first it's a response to. you who are the. people the. russia accuses of breaching the human rights of russian citizens americans that breach the human rights of russian citizens being clued for example those who have breached the human rights of children adopted by americans from russia go a lot and there is a name purportedly given to this bill a sort of tag line as a counter to the russian name to the russian name attached to the american bill surrogate magnitsky the russians have dubbed theirs the dmitri yak of low for the bill after a toddler who died in a car left by a parent and the car overheated and the child died there are other adopted children who have led to much anger from the public and politic

in asia or looking at south america or indeed the middle east and then there's going to be a great push in africa there are countries with rising populations rising middle class that demand products we have expertise that could and should be used trading with. russian lawmakers on the verge of blacklisting a number of u.s. officials for alleged violations of human rights this comes after washington adult sanctions against some russians as part of this so-called magnitsky law let's now get the data the latest details from artie's tom boston hello tom so warsaw the reasons for this exchange of accusations and punishments then. hi there yulia yes barack obama has signed into law the american magnitsky bill which blacklist certain russian officials having been accused by the us of involvement in surrey game magnitsky is death so the magnitsky was a lawyer who allegedly uncovered massive corruption in russia involving russian officials his friends and colleagues have said that he was then set up by those very same russian officials in two thousand and nine he died in prison having been impri

in asia or looking at south america or indeed the middle east and then there's going to be a great push in africa there are countries with rising populations and rising middle class that demand products and we have expertise that could and should be used trading with their. u.k. government has given the green light to the resumption of the controversial gas drilling technique known as fracking but the methods heavily criticised for its destructive environmental impact including causing massive water pollution and even earthquake earthquakes has more. driller is the only company with a license to conduct fracking in the u.k. but that's all set to change now that the government has given its blessing for the controversial method of extracting shale gas from underground already operates several wells here in lancashire but the device of technology was temporarily banned last year and with good reason to the fracking taking place here. minor earthquake says. it was terrifying. a local and he's doing very little he said i don't know a lot about it well he should know a lot about it you're go

in asia or looking at south america or indeed the middle east and then there's going to be a great push in africa there are countries with rising populations and rising middle class that demand products and we have expertise that could and should be used trading with them and mr wolf of course you're not alone in your over a perspective a skepticism is certainly on the rise within the u.k. and i want to pull up a graph that we have for our viewers here which should show here where this we're looking at right now is a graph that showing that more and more people would vote for an exit if there were a referendum like this is data from the mori opinion poll now how does this growing anti e.u. sentiment in your view sit with for example prime minister cameron's desire to be in the union and to be actively involved in the decision making process. well he's isolated he's isolated themselves from the general opinion of the british people and he's isolating themselves from a large amount of m.p.'s within his own political party he's stuck with a coalition where the liberal democrats are huge be

. >> we are now working in europe and starting to get going in the middle east and asia. so there's absolutely no bounds to what this can do. >> reporter: arrowsight's technology is also widely used by the meat industry; in some cases, boosting productivity by more than 10%. the biggest barrier to adoption of the technology is not employee backlash, it's money. >> the most difficult thing about a new technology or new service is getting companies that didn't have this anywhere in their budget to create a budget line for it. >> reporter: but north shore hospital says its investment has more than paid off. >> it probably costs at least $40,000 to treat every serious m.r.s.a. infection. if we can eliminate just a handful of those in a year, we've easily paid for it. >> reporter: already, the hospital is planning to expand its video monitoring to other departments, including improving operating room safety and efficiency. erika miller, "n.b.r.," manhasset, new york. >> bob baur is the chief global economist at principle global investors, with $275 billion on management. bob,

and in order to maintain the prosperity of east asia, east asia as a whole, china is a very, very critical element. and we'd like to embrace china of the kind of source of prosperity in the region. but it's really up to china, you know. which course they're going to take. >> go ahead. >> obviously we have a strong interest in a stable prosperous and growing china, and as we look at how to engage that china and how we engage more broadly in the region, just outlined very briefly for a key element. the first is principles, and that includes, that includes as we think about the south china sea moving towards a code of conduct. it includes the principle that these disputes will not be resolved by force, but to diplomacy. it also includes as we think about broadly economically the idea of a level playing field, and that means, it means that we have i think very legitimate concerns about the theft of intellectual property, including through cyberspace. so the principles of critical -- >> which is a pretty profound problem. >> it is a very significant issue, very significant. part two, it's repre

east asia remains a key area. companies with a focus on that area will be the ones to look out for. >> one of the key things which people keep focusing upon is the possibility for the equity markets to rally, in part because money comes out of fixed income. that could be quite a major trend in 2013. do you think that's realistic? >> i think it is realistic. i think we've seen a lot of risk on-risk off in the last two years. i think stock picking could return in 2013 been it's an absent from markets for too long now. i think it's time to invest, be more discerning and trying to find companies with reasonable term brands. diaji is one of those companies despite the hit it's taken in the last few days. >> chris beach yumm, market analyst at ig group, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> take a quick look at some live pictures here we're getting from president obama returning to washington. he cut short his vacation in hawaii in order to resume talks on the fiscal cliff. we're looking at pictures of him in honolulu

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy. of the western world to keep it sounds pretty nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime in a small market and he was not the best guy actually they shouldn't be interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that is investing in. groups and arming them so all. of it not so good so so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it. reporting from paris. now to some other world news this hour south korea says it the key to reroute passenger planes over the yellow sea is to avoid any possible collision with debris fr

and in a security role in the middle east as well. so, you know, we're talking about, i think, a near-term perspective on this. you know, we're -- we see a glide slope in afghanistan. yes, the middle east is, has, has issues and has historically had issues that will require, i think, obviously, u.s. leadership, but also will require a certain level of military security over time. and we will have to balance that as we look at the size and nature of our force structure. and, you know, what we have, the assets that we have to be able to accomplish it. i'm convinced that we can do both in the long run, and i'm convinced that we're on a good glide slope in the asia pacific that will allow us to realize that over the next number of years. >> christina long with the washington times. thanks for coming the speak with us. um, according to news reports, u.s. officials have said several navy ships have moved into the region. can you talk about why we're sending ships to the region and, um, also the number one concern with north korea's planned

in north africa in the middle east in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy that the west and will to keep it sounds pretty nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime even a small market and he was the best guy actually they shouldn't interfere and now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that is investing in. this troops and arming them so all. of it not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it. auntie reporting from paris. coming up in a few moments a journey through some truly deadly train as we take you to a u.s. military bombing range stay with. the sun rises over what seem

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy to get our allies the western world to keep it sounds pretty nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime even a small market and he was not the best guy actually interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that is investing in. this group and arming them so all. of it not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it. auntie reporting from paris. sports with kate partridge after a short break. the sun rises over what seems like and last forest but here in the new directions cry for hundred kilometers north of light of all stalk as

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy to get the western world to keep in century nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against libyan regime even a small market and he was not the best guy actually interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that is investing in. this group and arming them so all. of it not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravated. the russian ski ante reporting from paris. that concern over water wars are spreading around the globe the fears some countries could eventually run dry well later crosstalk debates whether there's a political agenda behind the panic. the

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy that the western world to keep it sounds pretty nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime even if my market you are not the best guy actually interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that is investing in the us we're just ropes and arming them so all. qatar is a bit not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravated alexy rush of ski anti reporting from paris. and in a few minutes said journey is through some surely detonates to rain as we take it to you last may the train bombing range stay with us. i. the gold fever. turns thou

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy that the western world to keep. nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime even if my market here was not the best guy actually they should be interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as soon as in syria today we know that is investing in. groups and arming them so all. the ties of it not so close so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it alexy russia ski on t.v. reporting from paris. in the us sustainable family businesses are being seen as the solution to drive the country's economic growth the younger generation using prestigious education to learn the s

in central asia as well and cities dacia and to develop such a strategy to get. the west and will to keep it sounds pretty nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime even a small market he was not the best guy actually they should not be interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that he's investing in. his troops and arming them so all. of it not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven juice this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it. auntie reporting from paris. well we're going to try and go about one of our top stories now the intentions on the syrian border turkey scramble fighter jets. planes bombed rebel positio

asia and the middle east. the conflict in syria is bringing and violent end to a regime that harbors a large stockpile of chemical and biological weapons. and extremists seek to destabilize a nuclear arms pakistan. increasing military spending by rising powers in the asia- pacific region and turmoil across the middle east in north africa are altering the strategic landscape. at the same time, the nature of military conflict is changing. because of the new technologies like fiber -- like cyber and proliferation of missiles, we are seeing potential adversaries, state and non state actors alike acquire more advanced, hybrid and high-end capabilities designed to frustrate the conventional advantages of our armed forces. this means the military services must remain vigilant and strong and appeared to . to operate in a way that differs significantly from the past. we will continue to face terrorism and deadly attacks by ied's, but we must also be ready for more capable adversaries to attack our forces and homeland i

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy that. the west and will to keep in century nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against libyan regime even if you were the best guy actually they should interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as in syria today we know that is investing in. groups and arming them so. to be not so close so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravated alexy russian ski auntie reporting from paris. twenty seven minutes now past ten o'clock at night thanks printed out t. dimitri said to me try there what you got for us a few moments a the rich russia's richest there is still fighti

in central asia as well and so these dacia and to develop such a strategy to get. the western world to keep it sounds pretty nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against libyan regime even a small market and he was the best guy actually bishan interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamists presence as in syria today we know that is investing in. groups and arming them so all. of it not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it. auntie reporting from paris now coming up in a few minutes on cross talk peter lavelle and his guest debate whether there is a political agenda behind the walk towards iran make life. the legacy no one should b

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asia, south america, and west africa. we are pleased with the progress we are making. we will continue to take action so has the law recognizes its behavior is unacceptable and cannot blogger offering within communities at home and abroad. as we have seen, the world of counter-terrorism is changing fast. some of the most dangerous threats received it noticeably but new ones are emerging. these cannot be viewed with complacency. the political transformations in the middle east and north africa are having a profound effect on our form policy, including our counter-terrorism. aq was not a part of the popular uprising that led to democratic tensions since -- democratic transitions across the middle east and north africa. well never expected this to be a painless process, revolutionary transformations are dislocating and unpredictable by their nature. there are risks and we must seek to reduce them even as we work to help with these states in transition find long-term success. we need continued engagement and strategic patient

in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy to get the western world to keep in century nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against libyan regime even a small market he was not the best guy actually they should have been interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamists presence as in syria today we know that is investing in so we're just groups and arming them so all. of it not so good so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravated. auntie reporting from paris. twenty eight minutes past midnight and i are moscow thank somebody without international the supreme dimitris of the business to me what are your top stories tonight more russian bil