. >> what was concluded in geneva last night is not a historic agreement. it's a historic mistake. >> many aftcountries, particularly saudi arabia is worried they are trying to buy time. the top diplomat is on a charm offensive in the gulf region. can he build bridges with iran's arab nabors? will he attend the syria talks in generva to add more than two years of killing and destruction? what is behind iran's overtures to the west? you will find out as iran's prime minister talks to al jazeera. thank you very much indeed for talking to al jazeera. iran's nuclear program is an issue. many people in this part of the world say this is a red line. the iranians should not acquire nuclear weapons because this is going just to make this an explosive situation in this part of the world. >> we share that view with them. iran does not seek nuclear weapons. we do not believe that nuclear weapons will increase our security. in fact, we believe even the perception that iran is seeking nuclear weapons is destructive of our security, detramal to security. we are against n

they rebel when they're living under their control so i think the prognosis is is quite bad for the geneva settlement i think the assad government feels confident in is willing and isn't prepared in carrying out military offensives against the rebel force that it sees as it's quite split so as we head into a new year hopefully you think fresh hope a fresh start you don't think much is going to change what is going to happen for the do you think. well this is the great humanitarian crisis again i think that we have to understand if it's one hundred thousand or one hundred twenty thousand syrians who have died if it's six million and it is refugees two million who have left the country this has been. a script played out by western powers and their regional allies particularly saudi arabia and qatar to fuel a civil war for a political and in other words to turn people against people and to use food and medicine and ultimately warfare as a weapon to oust a government that had been targeted not because the united states or saudi arabia certainly thinks that it could be a more democratic governm

from washington more now with these managing partner at the foreign finance group that's a live in geneva why do you think some of these banks are leaving it to the last minute do you think there is a chance they may even defy washington and not comply well for smallville i'm. a partner for a finance group which is an independent asset manager so we are not at all affected by this it's clearly the banks that are affected by this and we are therefore also picking this up from the newspapers and all the sort of emotional outbursts were getting to this point in time my understanding is that the deadline is really where the banks now have to let the regulator know what they're going to do and the swiss authorities don't have until the end of the year to to let the u.s. authorities know what what banks have decided to do but what impact could this have on the financial industry there in geneva on the likes of you. on ass it's going to have very little impact if any at all unless some of the banks we work with go on there which is extremely likely i mean they're all very sound. and i think the

. >> what was concluded in geneva last night is not a historic agreement. it's a historic mistake. >> many aftcountries, particula saudi arabia is worried they are trying to buy time. the top diplomat is on a charm offensive in the gulf region. can he build bridges with iran's arab nabors? will he attend the syria talks in generva to add more than two years of killing and destruction? what is behind iran's overtures to the west? you will find out as iran's prime minister talks to al jazeera. thank you very much indeed for talking to al jazeera. iran's nuclear program is an issue. many people in this part of the world say this is a red line. the iranians should not acquire nuclear weapons because this is going just to make this an explosive situation in this part of the world. >> we share that view with them. iran does not seek nuclear weapons. we do not believe that nuclear weapons will increase our security. in fact, we believe even the perception that iran is seeking nuclear weapons is destructive of our security, detramal to security. we are against nucl

in geneva. we fought hard for that. but think of the new markets that would open up and the bridges between people that peace would build him a think of the flood of foreign investment and business opportunities that would come to israel and how that would change the lives of everyday people throughout the region. fischer, the former governor of the bank of israel said, a peace agreement with the palestinians could boost israel's gdp in a short period of time by as much as 6%. israel would also enjoy a normal peaceful relationship the moment this agreement is signed with 22 arab nations and 35 muslim all.ns -- 57 countries in it is not beyond our imagination to envision that a new order could be established in the middle east, in which countries like jordan, morocco, a newly independent palestine and an internationally recognized jewish state of israel joined together to promote stability and peace. new from the start that if his young state were to do more than just survive, if israel were to succeed, it would need mor

convince the syrians that assad is interested or that assad is willing to go in peace conference in geneva. i think what is going on shows exactly the brutality of the assad regime, and shows exactly that the assad regime has no interest at all to have peace in syria, unless there is a change in the calculation on the ground within the armed syrian opposition. >> so you are not optimistic about any kind of progress being made at those geneva talks that are being held in january. and still so many questions of who will attend these talks? vital opposition still are not expected to attend. >> if assad continues to be crazy as in the last ten days, make it very difficult for the opposition to go to geneva and negotiate, i think -- and the negotiation among the opposition will became much more wider and wider. the question now is not in this the hand of the syrian opposition, in the hand of the international communities to take action at least to show the syrians that the peace conference in geneva will be the milestone to turn the page and go exactly about -- talking in politics about forming

with the geneva two conference in the offing just. now you just heard the minister say spoilers some people some players but in general said go out of says that the position of the west has changed shifted towards syria with a more balanced approach turning up the. western countries see this problem differently they're becoming more realistic in their approach to the syrian settlement regardless of what they are official spokesman say the threat of terrorism in syria the threat of coming to power in syria and setting out to kill a feat of violating their rights and maybe even exterminating minorities in syria this is the number one problem and the realisation of the fact that the regime change is not the way to solve this problem. become increasingly clear above that. also spoke about the relationship between russia and nato there is a russian nato council which works with an aim to create more trust more transparency in the relationship but according to the foreign minister sometimes it's not really clear to moscow what nato does sin

nuclear program and washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine be of historic geneva agreement seen as a key key breakthrough twenty thirteen. and legal cases brought against russia's former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky are to be reviewed the move by the country's highest court could lead to previous sentences being overturned. by from our headquarters in moscow you're watching r t international with me and he said now a our top story this hour the u.n. has denounced a new british immigration bill as a recipe for stigma misunderstanding and ethnic profiling if passed a law could trigger a crackdown on refugees and temporary migrants leaving them homeless and expelled from society parties probably boycott has the details of the new draft. well this proposed immigration bill contains measures that would make the landlords liable to fines if they're found to be renting out properties to illegal immigrants that would also banks from opening bank accounts for people who are in the country illegally and it would also make temporary migrants liable to payment for medical

and flying in the face of president obama geneva it's over. so the store instead you will. it's in an environment where israel as well as m develop nuclear technology at all. the obama administration had to gauge the diplomatic acrobatics to both acknowledge he runs right to peaceful nuclear energy and not acknowledge it at the same time. we approach these negotiations with a basic understanding. iran like any nation should be able to access peaceful nuclear energy. but because of its record of violating its obligations. iran must accept strict limitations on its nuclear programs that make it impossible to develop a nuclear weapon. the scope and role of iran's enrichment as is set forth in the language within this document says that iran's peaceful nuclear program is subject to a negotiation and to mutual agreement. despite the officials attend school team the hawks with punches are flying here it looks like we tacitly agreed that they will be enriching for commercial purposes down the road so i think you gonna say on capitol hill again a bipartisan effort to try to make su

permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva two see where peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent his message again saying that first sewer crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. solution i've heard reports that some international players think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not confirmed. that the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the u.n. security council resolution but if i may have as i do have well i was so and for size that it's up to syrian people to decide their country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. meanwhile fighters battling government troops in syria's north have lost a huge slice of their foreign aid the u.s. and the u.k. of that non lethal assistance that report not explains why. islamic front forces seized headquarters and warehouses belonging

novembers eighteen hour long talks in geneva seemed to have brought a final breakthrough iran agreed to significantly slow down it's really been reached and process in return for easing off or sanctions the joy was short lived you have the u.s. senate that. writing new sanctions laws. the government. trying to side with this first agreement and then we have the media outlets that are in line with his own lobby in the united states and that is trying to scare. the american people of the europeans about iran or about the iran's intentions but judging by the messages that come from the president the intentions are to live in that others live in peace a change in attitude that doesn't seem to be welcomed by many old school politicians in the west even a grammar school i. was taken in briefly remind ourselves a more detailed look at exactly what this landmark deal with iran involves run agreed to reduce uranium enrichment from a twenty percent mark seen as too close to bomb making capability down to five percent for the next six months and also to deactivate its advanced centrifuges it al

permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva two syria peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first of the suez crisis should be reserved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. solution i've heard reports that some international players think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not confirmed. that the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the u.n. security council resolution but if i may have as i do have all i was said and for size that it's up to syrian people to decide their country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. meanwhile forces battling government troops in syria's north of lost a huge slice of the foreign aid u.s. and u.k. of lethal assistance that report explains why islamic front forces seized headquarters and warehouses belonging to the opposition's suprem

nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine the historic geneva agreement seen as a key breakthrough twenty thirteen. legal cases brought against russia's former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky are to be reviewed the move by the country's highest court could lead to previous sentences being overturned. and welcome at seven pm in moscow you're watching r t international with me and he said no way. hellfire missiles drones and fighter jets the iraqi military is about to get an upgrade from the united states the lethal aid is meant to help baghdad fight al qaeda linked groups iraq is terrorized by almost daily sectarian attacks and more than eight thousand people have died there this year. our correspondent you can now joins us live from washington with more details on the arms deal. so the iraqi prime minister asked for help because all qaeda is not just active in iraq but it's gaining territory to an extent that they're talking about an islamic state the u.s. is now rushing dozens of hellfire missiles and surveillance drones to the iraqi government

in just a month's time diplomas had not to switzerland to the kind that in geneva to syria peace holds an advanced age. all the major powers and for the attacks and prices in these needless to add country will be that the north iran and this is something was very concerned about and wants to change it wants to get in foal to that of the numbing cold to walk all the discussions getting tagged onto the ice. that was our t is hairy nothing no shana. all the unpleasant president lot in your content delivered his annual state of the nation address today. can you focus on the economy and said the main floor down for growth in the country comes from internal factors. he also addressed the situations in ukraine and syria. rt is that people are pissed enough i in moscow with more. it's traditionally become the place to be to find out the president's vision off the presents and has plans for the future to be a rush to stop politicians businessmen economists and the elites got it from and to listen to his annual address first had just returned from there as well. and here are some of the key poin

hotel rooms in geneva. he will bring the ceiling government and hopefully the opposition to the negotiating table for the first time since the concert started. in two thousand another the two sides will continue the talks in geneva on ghana the twenty fourth. this friday un and the filling special representative for the city of october he will meet these two russian deputy foreign ministers in the us undersecretary of state for political affairs. mummy bought at the same day the five hundred members of the security council and neighbors of cme. iraq jordan lebanon and turkey. also you can. designed to meet the parent stays in the european him. the euro zone finance ministers meeting and has a second date with hopes they will reach an agreement on more centralized control over banks. while the ministers that made progress is some details of a plan to close bangs paving the way for completion of a eurozone banking duty the agreement would boost chances on over on the au which will be reached and this week on

permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva to see where peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first of suez crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. solution i've heard reports that some international players think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not confirmed i hope the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the u.n. security council resolution but if that happens i don't have all i was said and for size that it's up to syrian people to decide the country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support them. meanwhile the u.s. has confirmed it has suspended all non-lethal assistance to fighters battling government troops in syria's north the decision comes after radical islamists seized strongholds of the rebel free syrian army near the turkish bor

permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva two syria peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first syria crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. solution i've heard reports that some international players think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not confirmed. the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the u.n. security council resolution but if i may have as i do have well i was so for size that it's up to syrian people to decide their country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. a potential military intervention in syria was narrowly avoided in september after the government agreed to destroy its toxic arsenal but efforts to rid the entire middle east of chemical weapons are being held up by israel and egypt refusal to join the international c

motives for have a nuclear program it's been shut down so far for at least six months a cauldron to geneva deal with russia's massive is that good will is key to hold in this together iran's foreign minister has already warned that if the u.s. senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed in america all diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done and this is very dangerous sergey lavrov russia's foreign minister will seek a sure is that iran is keeping its and of the deal to the next few months rehabilitation of the international could include syria in just a month's time diplomats had back to switzerland to participate in geneva to syria peace talks and at this stage all the major powers involved in the protective crisis in this. country will be there but not iran and this is something most who is very concerned about and wants to change it wants to get around involved too that will be another important part of the discussions here integrand today will have a joint news briefing later today from both countries offici

sanctions are imposed as western powers are urged to fulfill an agreement brokered in geneva seen as a key breakthrough of twenty thirty. the turkish cabinet gets a major recession fall as the prime minister tries to restore trust in a government that's cracking under pressure of corruption allegations and raging protests. child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all privacy is on the verge of extinction warns edward snowden as he takes to the british airwaves giving an alternative to the queen's speech and wishing everyone a merry christmas. plus competing is nice but winning trumps it all say athletes as they ready themselves for the sochi winter olympics stay with us as we report on one paralympic contender was using bad gold fever to turn tragedy into purpose. my from our studios in moscow you're watching r t international with me and he said no way. our top story iranian lawmakers have proposed a bill on boosting uranium enrichment to sixty percent if new sanctions are imposed on the country the motion is apparently countering u.s. legislation authorizing t

nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine them that historic geneva agreement seen as a key breakthrough twenty thirteen. and legal cases brought against russia's football tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky had to be reviewed the move by the country's highest court could lead to previous sentences being overturned. even if you just joined us a sense nine pm here in moscow when i was cavanagh in our top story tonight an hour to international hell fire missiles drones and fighter jets the iraqi military is about to get an upgrade from the united states the lethal aid is meant to help baghdad fight al qaeda linked groups gaining territories both in iraq and in syria can report. the iraqi prime minister asked for help because al qaeda is not just active in iraq but it's gaining territory to an extent that they're talking about in the islamic state the u.s. is now rushing dozens of hellfire missiles and surveillance drones to the iraqi government to combat this jihad is the insurgency there the cia is also reportedly helping them with targets inside iraq but al q

nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine the new historic geneva agreement seen as a key breakthrough twenty four. and legal cases brought against russia's former all togged a cult skeered to be reviewed moved by the country's highest court could lead to previous sentences being overturned. kevin oh it is just past eight pm here in moscow our top story tonight hellfire missiles drones and fighter jets the iraqi military is about to get an upgrade from the united states that lethal aid is meant to help baghdad fight al qaeda linked groups are gaining territory both in iraq and in syria to. reports. the iraqi prime minister asked for help because al qaeda is not just active in iraq but it's gaining territory to an extent that they're talking about in the islamic state the u.s. is now rushing dozens of hellfire missiles and surveillance drones to the iraqi government to combat this to harvest insurgency there the cia is also reportedly helping them with targets inside iraq but al qaeda is gaining momentum in iraq largely because they've been able to e

motives for have a nuclear program it's been shut down so far for at least six months occlusion to geneva deal russia's massive is that good will is key to hold in these together it once foreign minister has already warned that if the u.s. senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed in america all diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done and this is very dangerous sergei lavrov russia's foreign minister will seek assurance that iran is keeping its end of the deal to the next. rehabilitation of the international media could include syria in just a month's time diplomats had back to switzerland to participate in geneva two syria peace talks and at this stage all the major powers involved in the protective crisis in this list country will be there but not iran and this is something most who is very concerned about and wants to change it wants to get to run involved too that will be another important part of the discussions here integrand today. that was our tears marina you know sheena. while russian president vlad

on the cia in to geneva. every twenty second is the date for the conference in geneva there is the possibility that a us ambassador will meet with the islamic front in turkey this week. during his visit which could lead to the us restarting not lethal aid to syria that the state department isn't confirming anything yet. jessica stalin cctv washington. russia says its navy's ready to support ships transporting serious chemical spill onto the construction site the stoke on his qb is going to see on the us vessel and an international appeal denmark and norway. i need to ship the chemicals from the ports to give her time here on the detonator black schools. but just wanted to stick in the process has come to be ready to provide eight on the land and sea. no touch in united states as the nsa is controversial preventing gathering firm called me today to without a warrant is likely unconstitutional. he's about to go see it by conservative activist an amen for that the judge says the prayer than finding the fourth am

mission am reporting to us from geneva this trial has said freeing twenty six long serving palestinian prisoners as part of the u s brokered peace deal to resume peace talks between israel and palestine the release of the prisoners who have said sentences of between nineteen and twenty ideas comes despite protests from benefits of the victims is rylan palestine resume peace talks in july under heavy pressure from the us as a precondition the palestinians were forced to drop of the month for a whole in israeli settlement construction in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem in exchange israel agreed to release one hundred and four of the longest serving palestinian prisoners it holds. this week's bullies will be the third off or land prices. the release of the president has sparked anger inside israel correspondent stephanie free that explains why it from some of. the one of the controversy is really over the fact that the israeli give families of these victims of these prisoners are saying these people hold citizenship they have benefits they can move about freely within israel the

motives for have a nuclear program it's been shut down surf on for at least six months according to geneva deal of russia's massive is that is key to hold in this together iran's foreign minister has already warned that if the last senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed in america all diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done and this is very dangerous sergey lavrov russia's foreign minister will seek a sure is that iran is keeping its and off the deal to the next rehabilitation of the international union could include syria in just a month's time diplomats have back to switzerland to participate in geneva to syria peace talks and at this stage all the major powers involved in the protective crisis in this. country will be there but not iran and this is something most who is very concerned about and wants to change it wants to get around involved too that will be another important part of the discussions here integrand today. now a potential forceful intervention in syria was avoided in september after the go

determines had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva two syria peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first sewer crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of a solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. solution i've heard reports that some international players think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not confirmed. the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the u.n. security council resolution but if i may have as i do have all i was said and for size that it's up to syrian people to decide the country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. meanwhile the u.s. has confirmed it has suspended all non-lethal assistance to fighters battling government troops in syria's north the decision comes after radical islamists seized a stronghold of the rebel free syrian army near the turkish border washington h

permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva to see where peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first sunni crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. solution i've heard reports that some international think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not confirmed. the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the u.n. security council resolution butterfly my friends i do have well i was so and for size that it's up to syrian people to decide their country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. forces battling government troops in syria's north of lost a huge slice of the foreign aid the u.s. is lethal assistance there. explains why. well the u.s. suspended all non lethal assistance into northern syria after islamic front forces seized headquarters and war

nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine the historic geneva agreement seen as a key breakthrough the twenty third. legal cases brought against russia's for. the kosky had to be reviewed moved by the country's highest court could lead to previous sentences being overturned we'll bring you up to speed on that this hour. kevin with very good evening to you our top story hellfire missiles drones and fighter jets the iraqi military's about to get an upgrade from the united states the lethal aid is meant to help baghdad fight al qaeda linked groups who are gaining territory both in iraq and crucially in syria to get i should you can report. the iraqi prime minister asked for help because al qaeda is not just active in iraq but it's gaining territory to an extent that they're talking about in the islamic state the us is now rushing dozens of hellfire missiles and surveillance drones to the iraqi government to combat this jihad is the insurgency there the cia is also reportedly helping them with par gets inside iraq but al qaeda is gaining momentum in

nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine the historic geneva agreement seen as a key breakthrough of twenty thirteen. legal cases brought against russia's former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky are to be reviewed the move by the country's highest court could lead to previous sentences being overturned. five pm in moscow you're watching r t international with me and nice to know it good to have you with us straight to our top story this hour the u.n. has denounced a new british immigration bill as a recipe for stigma misunderstanding and ethnic profiling if passed the law could trigger a crackdown on refugees and temporary migrants leaving them homeless and expelled from society is probably void has the details of the draft law and now joins us live from london polly why is the u.n. so upset with britain give us some details. well what's the un's refugee agency so concerned about well this proposed immigration bill contains measures that would make the landlords liable to fines if they're found to be renting out properties to illegal immigrants

a real significant diplomatic movement after just several months in power at breakthrough talks in geneva early in november in the new administration in tiger and agreed to either freeze or curb parts of its nuclear program the payback was limited relieve from the international sanctions which have severely hampered the country's economy already we know that a group of international inspectors has been allowed to visit the iraq plant in iran which is at the center of suspicions about iran's motives for have a nuclear program it's been shut down so far for at least six months according to geneva deal russia's macit is that good will is key to hold in this together iran's foreign minister has already warned that if the u.s. senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed in america all the diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done and this is very dangerous sergey lavrov russia's foreign minister will seek a sure is that iran is fitness and of the deal to the next of iran's rehabilitation on the international arena cou

a very good mood and be cruel to old friends they've struggled with the agreements reached only in geneva in the camera at the breakthrough talks over iran's nuclear program tehran agreed to i went through. parts of it the pope bad for those limits of international sanctions the country has been suffering from in the last decades and the message minister library for ministers a room so until today in tehran was that now it is important that the sads keep the ends of the deal. they're going to go to. iran must hold up its side of the bargain and the p five plus one countries must do the same story specially those which fly past the un security council in leveling sanctions if iran reports as opposed to. those ministers have also discussed of course situation around syria that. catastrophe or human tragedy in just a month's time. diplomats had back to switzerland to take part in the. peace talks but that iranians. powers are invalid but rather teheran and this is something russia is very much concerned about and this is something most could well change and today here in tehran mr amref has

shutdown search fall for at least six months a cauldron to geneva deal of russia's massive is that is key to hold to this together iran's foreign minister has already warned that if the last senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed. all diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done in this. russia's foreign minister will think assurance that iran is keeping its end of the deal to the next hour of lunch rehabilitation on the international nuclear could include syria in just a month's time diplomats had back to switzerland to participate in geneva two syria peace talks and at this stage all the major powers involved in the protected crisis in this. country will be there but not iran and this is something most who is very concerned about and wants to change it wants to get around involved too that will be another important part of the discussions here integrand today. assays correspondent maria for an audition is closely following sergei lavrov visit to iran check her twitter account for the latest. a potential s

nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine the historic geneva agreement seen as a keep break through twenty thirteen. and hang the expounds britons are shopping like there's no tomorrow despite the country's austerity drive while studies say they'll be paying for their christmas splurge well into the new year. it's four pm here in moscow you're watching r t international with me and he said now i could have you with us let's get straight to our top story this hour russia's supreme court will review the legal cases that were brought against me the recently released former oil tycoon oil tycoon and once russia's richest man if previous sentences on the cases are mitigated harder cost his business partner could also walk free from or are now joined by your group is going on who's been following the proceedings closely you go or explain to us in more detail what is the review of this case mean for both that would have and proper course will be the european court for human rights did establish that these cases were not political the word hold with va

he left the geneva conference after the first week. it's the only time in american history that a secretary of state has a abandoned a major international conference in the middle. the reason he did this was because he understood he was isolated and understood that the geneva conference was going come to the conclusion, at least a part of vietnam had to be turned over to ho chi minh. foster refused to accept this. he came home and they immediated launched a large scale covert operation in south vietnam. under the geneva agreement, as many of you know, vietnam was partitioned to a north and south vietnam. that partition was supposed to last two years, and in 1956 there would be an election and the entire country and whoever won that would become the leader of the whole united country. the brothers decided to launch enough covert operation so the election of 1956 would wind up electing somebody that we liked. we had our own candidate there. and ho chi minh would be brushed aside. as the 1956 elections came close, we realize it wasn't goi

. >> reparations are also being made for peace talks in geneva at the end of january. but they will not attend the negotiations of government forces continue to attack in aleppo. analysts believe the regime is trying to strengthen its position ahead of the peace talks. >> a powerful storm wreaking havoc. it has been battered by strong wind and heavy rain. >> thousands of travelers have been stranded at airports and train stations. many more have been left without power. >> england's southern counties took the brunt of the winter storm leaving two people dead. 100,000 homes are without electricity this christmas eve. >> three crews, we have a number of pumps working in basements and working with residents to try to salvage their property to higher floors. >> rail and ferry services were canceled. drivers on holiday or stranded. waves seven meters high pounded the northern coast. few residents dared go outside. >> real estate prices ar soaring in germany. but first, a look at other stories making the news today. in pakistan, the trial of the former president has been pos

how do we prevent those who work with us in geneva, who have already descended on tehran looking for deals, to cause the seven to become 70? because we can control what we do, but what is the extent that we can control the others? >> well, haim, this is precisely why the timing of this was right. one of the things we were always concerned about was that if we did not show good faith in trying to resolve this issue diplomatically, then the sanctions regime would begin to fray. keep in mind that this was two years of extraordinary diplomatic work on behalf of our team to actually get the sanctions in place. they're not just the unilateral sanctions that are created by the united states. these are sanctions that are also participated in by russia, by china, and some allies of ours like south korea and japan that find these sanctions very costly. but that's precisely why they've become so effective. and so what we've said is that we do not loosen any of the core sanctions -- we provide a small window through which they can access some revenue, but we can control it and it is reversible.

who's he going to talk to i think the geneva conference will be stillborn if the united states and its allies goes in with the precondition regime change of assad leaving power i think they need to back off of that that red line and look at a way to pursue new elections fair elections and obama can claim that he has been the assad regime by quarantining and removing and destroying his chemical weapon so he can claim that political victory and then move toward stability in the country. hey hey i marinate this is boom bust and here are some of the stories we're tracking for you today. first up j.p. morgan is cutting yet another check to the justice department this time for the troubles of bernie made off we'll tell you all about it coming up and you also when you arrive print money counterfeiting on my part direct from jim birth his new film money for nothing the director joins us today from our l.a. studios hopefully to discuss his bad play later on in the show and finally it would be nice if real life shopping it was just like online shopping what if it were the same thing one startup

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sanctions are imposed as western powers urgent to fulfill an agreement brokered in geneva seen as a key brakes were off twenty thirty. the child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all privacy is on the verge of extinction warns adults noted as he takes to the british airwaves giving an alternative to the queen's speech and wishing everyone a merry christmas. and competing is nice but winning trumps it all say athletes as they ready themselves for the sochi winter olympics stay with us as we report on the one paralympic contender is using that gold fever to turn tragedy into purpose. ninety and in the russian capital you're watching r t was memory to joshua welcome to the program iranian lawmakers have proposed a bill on boosting uranium enrichment to sixty percent of new sanctions are imposed on the country the motion is apparently aimed at countering u.s. legislation authorizing tougher prizes if iran breaches a historic deal reached in geneva last a month that agreement raised hopes of a rapprochement between tehran and foreign powers and marked a significant mil

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a real significant diplomatic movement after just several months in power and breakthrough talks in geneva earlier. the new administration in taiwan agreed to either freeze or curb parts of its nuclear program the payback was limited relieve from the international sanctions which have severely hampered the country's economy already we know that a group of international inspectors has been allowed to visit the iraq plant here in iran which is at the center of suspicions about iran's motives for have been a nuclear program it's been shut down so far for at least six months a cauldron to geneva deal with russia's massive is that good will is key to holding these together in once foreign minister has already warned that if the u.s. senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed in america all diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done and this is very dangerous sergei lavrov russia's foreign minister will seek a sure is that iran is keeping its and of the deal to the next rehabilitation of the international arena could in

who's he going to talk to i think the geneva conference will be stillborn if the united states and its allies goes in with the precondition regime change of assad leaving power i think they need to back off of that that red line and look at a way to pursue new elections fair elections and obama can claim that he has been the assad regime by quarantining and removing and destroying his chemical weapon so he can claim that political victory and then move toward stability in the country. will go back to r t international live from moscow the military mission in afghanistan is accomplished at least that's what the u.k. prime minister told soldiers there in a pre-christian visit is cheering words calm as drug trafficking in the country reaches record levels and the afghan national army surrenders key checkpoints in southern afghanistan to taliban in return for an end to attacks we spoke to an iraq war veteran who believes that cameron is trying to put a brave face on sorry business. mission accomplished was used by cameron because you know politicians don't really say hey you know that wild

permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva two syria peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first syria crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. i've heard reports that some international think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not good. i hope the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the un security council resolution where flores that you have well i was so emphasized that it's up to syrian people to decide their country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. meanwhile the u.s. has confirmed it has suspended all non lethal assistance to fighters battling government troops in syria's north the decision comes after radical islamists seize strongholds of the rebel free syrian army near the turkish border washington had committed to provide more

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motives for have a nuclear program it's been shut down so far for at least six months occlusion to geneva deal russia's massive is that goodwill is key to holding these together iran's foreign minister has already warned that if the u.s. senate decides to introduce new sanctions and this is something that is now being discussed in america all diplomatic achievements already reached between the signs will be done and this is very dangerous sergey lavrov russia's foreign minister will seek assurance that iran is keeping its end of the deal to the next. rehabilitation of the international media could include syria in just a month's time diplomats have back to switzerland to participate in geneva two syria peace talks and at this stage all the major powers involved in the protective crisis in this list country will be there but not iran and this is something most who is very concerned about and wants to change it wants to get to iran involved too that will be another important part of the discussions here integrand today. that was our tears marina you know sheena. while russian president vlad

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six while pausing to get nuclear talks back on track is the meta geneva to discuss how to implement the derby. the news on the road to a fault the commission overseeing state owned enterprises based on its vision for. the it's the default a meeting of abating to one pm. he must go rock show the sweet stop russian post about them and putin is holding his unload year end news conference right now it's happening of the world trade center in moscow. the shoebox than einstein the prison putin has held its major press briefing that the study did that with this post you are in office but was back in two thousand he's been feeling a whole host of questions most odd notably of course the recent developments bees of the ukraine there are thousands last show is written in this press conference that's a lesson in life to the russian press merrill's to you. including outstanding known for its issues. my colleague so old so they changed their appearance thanks to him when i faced. this issue i was. i wondered how he and if only to result to do this home what's he going to leave care center where. he