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syria that they've got to have a good alternative proposition if regime change is to be. not only credible but to happen without massive bloodshed and destruction so the pressure is on the various. aspects of the opposition to come together and form in terms of proposition so you think that the opposition in syria is less organized and cohesive than it is in there it's much more complicated certainly. because whereas in libya you have an opposition that is has come together to fight a military campaign in syria you have an opposition. that is come together behind calls for peaceful demonstrations with the sole aim of. of removing the regime but that has not required the same sort of coordination that the opposition has had to acquire in in libya and what do you think of me down from the outside since specifically we've already seen the e.u. in haste oil embargoes on syria with threats of further access the situation doesn't create that what form do you think they saxons could take in and who do you think that effect and they depends what the sanctions are i would hope tha

syria that they've got to have a alternative proposition if regime change is to be. not only credible but to happen without massive bloodshed and destruction so that the pressure is on the various. aspects of the opposition to come together and form an alternative proposition so you think that the opposition in syria is less organized and coping civs than it is in every other it's much more complicated certainly. because whereas in libya you have an opposition that is has come together to fight a military campaign in syria where you have an opposition voters come together behind calls for peaceful demonstrations with the sole aim of now of. moving the regime but that is not required the same sort of coordination that the opposition has had to acquire in in libya and what you think of me down from the outside sanctions specifically we've already seen a u.n. paste oil embargoes on syria with threats of further action if the situation thousand and prayed that what form do you think they sanctions could taken and who do you think that affect the maids depends what the sa

syria that they've got to have a good alternative proposition if regime change is to be. not only credible but to happen without massive bloodshed and destruction so look the pressure is on the various. aspects of the opposition to come together and form an alternative proposition so you think that the opposition in syria is less organized than kate he said that it is in libya it's much more complicated certainly. because whereas in libya you have an opposition that is has come together to fight a military campaign in syria and you have an opposition. leaders come together behind calls for peaceful demonstrations with the sole aim of now of. removing the regime. but that has not required the same sort of coordination that the opposition has had to acquire in in libya and what do you think of me down from the outside sanctions specifically we've already seen a u.n. paste oil embargo case on syria with threats of further action if the situation doesn't praise what form do you think they sanctions could take and who do you think they'll affect amazed depends what the sanctio

syria that they've got to have a good alternative proposition if regime change is to be. not only credible but to happen without massive bloodshed and destruction so that the pressure is on the various. aspects of the opposition to come together and form an alternative proposition so you think that the opposition in syria is less organized and cohesive than it is in libya it's much more complicated certainly. because whereas in libya you have an opposition that is has come together to fight a military campaign in syria you have an opposition. that is come together behind calls for peaceful demonstrations with the sole aim of now of removing the regime but that has not require the same sort of coordination that the opposition has had to acquire in in libya and what you think of me down from the outside sanctions specifically we've already seen a u.n. paste oil embargo case on syria with threats of further action if the situation doesn't praise what form do you think they sanctions could take in and who do you think they'll affect amazed depends what the sanctions are i wou

and it's turned to syria next as the former british ambassador to the stricken country explains how he sees the events unfolding. today i'm talking to basil eastwood's he's a former u.k. ambassador to syria he was serving in damascus between nine hundred ninety six and two thousand the situation's changed a lot since then and we're going to talk about what the situation on the ground is like now mr eastwood thank you very much for talking to us today now russia believes that asaad deserves at least some credit for trying to instigate some kind of reform do you agree well if he was seriously trying he tried to little too late and his efforts have been totally undermined by the. violence that has been used on the peaceful demonstrators so that for every. death it becomes that much more difficult to conceive of any solution which leaves him and his coterie in power so from hey you don't think there's any way back for us at i think no frankly. the best one can hope for is some sort of negotiated transition. might give him a way out. but it's very difficult to see how he can stay in power i

it is syria we focused on next says the former british ambassador to the stricken country explains how he sees events in the country unfolding. today i'm talking to basil eastwood's he's a former u.k. ambassador to syria he was serving in damascus between nine hundred ninety six and two thousand the situation's changed a lot since then and we're going to talk about what the situation on the ground is like now mr eastwood thank you very much for talking to us today now russia believes that asaad deserves at least some credit for trying to instigate some kind of reform do you agree well if he was seriously trying he tried to little too late and his efforts have been totally undermined by the. violence that has been used on the peaceful demonstrators so that for every. death it becomes that much more difficult to conceive of any solution which leaves him and his coterie in power so from here you don't think there's any way back for us at i think no frankly. the best one can hope for is some sort of negotiated transition. might give him a way out. but it's very difficult to see how he can

syria. they've got to have a good alternative proposition if regime change is to be. not only credible but to happen without massive bloodshed and destruction so that the pressure is on the various. aspects of the opposition to come together and form an alternative proposition so you think that the opposition in syria is less organized ok he said that it is unlikely it's much more complicated certainly. because whereas in libya you have an opposition that is has come together to fight a military campaign in syria you have an opposition. that is come together behind calls for peaceful demonstrations with the sole aim of knowledge of. removing the regime but that has not required the same sort of coordination but the opposition has had to acquire in in again what you think you need sound from the outside so that sanctions specifically we've already seen a un paced oil embargo is on syria with threats of further action if the situation doesn't crave what form do you think they sanctions could taken and who do you think that effect in that depends what the sanctions are i

syria that they've got to have a good alternative proposition if regime change is to be. not only credible but to happen without massive bloodshed and destruction so look the pressure is on the various. aspects of the opposition to come together and form an alternative proposition so you think that the opposition in syria is less organized and cohesive than it is in libya it's much more complicated certainly. because whereas in libya you have an opposition that is has come together to fight a military campaign in syria you have an opposition. leaders come together behind calls for peaceful demonstrations with the sole aim of now of. removing the regime. but that has not required the same sort of coordination that the opposition has to acquire in libya and what you think of me down from the outside sanctions specifically we've already seen a u.n. paste oil embargo case on syria with threats of further action if the situation doesn't praise what form do you think they sanctions could take and who do you think that affect the maze depends what the sanctions are i would hope

is doing in syria where thank you very much the top pleasure. even the books of descriptions lamb of the sacred. graduate is the essence of life. whether it is a buddhist prayer. or a shamanistic michu. crossroads of religion. safe and strong spirit is is. this . it. new york police get heavy handed with crowds of angry protesters demanding social and economic reforms in the u.s. thousands gathered for the biggest rally of a three week long demonstration dubbed occupy wall street. back from the dead the syrian woman reported as the first female victim of the government's pro-democracy crackdown turns up alive and well as for several media outlets into a backtrack after giving heard suppose death saturation coverage. violence flares up during a twenty four hour nationwide strike in greece with police resorting to tear gas to disperse crowds in athens latest protests come as workers grow increasingly angry with fighting austerity cuts. more news in less than a quarter hour first though the sports update with every tree stay with us. hello there th

either cut off its regime in libya or what i said is doing in syria. thank you very much on top leisure. wealthy british science. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report. on. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the. street they have. the chance to set the good mood for exempt status of the human experiments good to . see we've seen this rap music awards it goes to movies good sense of global economy and it's all came slings us financial templates the responsibility to maintain our competencies long kids and. easing trade imbalances recession looks to be reaching close to sing a song close close. to fail switchblade banks again feel like things us crash have been smashed. in the tuna and sweet spot smell just programs increase the total economy. more news today violence is once again flared up the phillies are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corpora

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syria's president is warning western nations that intervening in his country will cause an earthquake that will tear the middle east but britain's sunday telegraph newspaper that international involvement could turn his country into another afghanistan his comments follow the u.n. chief's latest call for the repressions to end after week after clashes claimed a reported fifty lives they are weeks also weighing in with strong criticism and will meet syrian officials later on sunday the u.n. believes more than three thousand people have perished in the unrest since march but this isn't syria the wider a democracy campaigner michel kilo things most people there don't want a military solution to the crisis. or against military intervention whether today tomorrow or in ten years time even if the regime is to ny late everyone of us would still be against military intervention we fight for freedom and we don't want to add external slavery to our domestic law we don't want it to become a part of the struggle between the international and internal forces syrians are peaceful they want to progr

i could offer this regime in libya or what i said i was doing in syria. thank you very much the top pleasure. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the wall street they have. ladies and gents a good chance the chance is to get a book for example the status of the human experiments a good spring loaded to replace your business rap music would expose the good movies lately trying to make sense of global economy and it's on changelings us financial temple the responsibility to maintain our confidence in markets and taking on the critics wants to be seen as way mullen says risks of the t.v. missions close to collapsing a sub prime loans close clasped tightly bloodied some fail simple a bias against the liberal like things the us crash seven and smashed killing teams players it's like all the buses in athens free the i.m.f. the construction and just programs increasing the total economy. under a touch of america must judge the target. comes to the bush and the food the food the us move machine. on a mission to bring peace and stabili

as syria's president is warning western nations that intervening in his country will cause an earthquake that will tear the middle east charlotte told britain's sunday telegraph newspaper that international involvement could turn his country into another afghanistan his comments follow the un truce latest call for the repressions to end after a week of classes claimed a reported fifty lives there are weeks also way and with strong criticism and it would need syrian officials later on sunday the u.n. to believes more than three thousand people have perished in the unrest since march but this is a syrian writer and democracy can interview show kilo things most people there don't want military solution to the crisis. is the second we're against military intervention but it's a day to morrow or in ten years time even if the regime is to ny later everyone of us would still be against military intervention we fight for freedom and we don't want to add external slavery to our domestic law we don't want it to become a part of the struggle between the international and internal forces syrians are

could offer this regime in libya or what i said is doing in syria. thank you very much you know the top pleasure. you. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening up a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of corruption. in trouble. the problem is going to involve in a community where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspapers radio stations television stations the cable outlet you told me that that sounds like the microsoft public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues come on she. just said. just so. on. party's top stories new york police get tough on thousands of occupy wall street activists furious their taxes are being used to prop up corporate america protesters have staged their biggest rally in three weeks after being joined by unions. a syrian woman seen as the symbol of the regimes brutality against its own people reappears all mind and well after reportedly being beheaded is for several media into backtracki

syria has now withdrawn its ambassador to washington. for more on the growing diplomatic tensions, i am joined by a former u.s. ambassador to syria. thank you so much for joining me. the state department is saying that it has been braque -- brought back for consultations. how serious is this? >> it is not as serious as a formal recall court certainly even a break in relations. either of those events had happened. it is not unprecedented to be recalling ambassadors for consultation. in this case, it was more serious because they said there was incitement and threats against the ambassador. he already has experienced several incidents in which his car was attacked. >> why would the syrian authorities bother with this campaign of incitement when they could just presumably kick him out? >> that is a great question. many of us have been asking ourselves just that. apparently, and it is only a parent, the syrians believe there is some value to be able to show that there is still an american embassy, a british embassy. this regime is isolated i

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syria's president is warning western nations that intervening in his country will cause an earthquake that will tear the middle east. told britain something telegraph newspaper the international involvement could turn his country into another afghanistan his comments follow the u.n. chief latest call for the repressions to end after a weekend clashes claimed forty fifty lives the arab league is also weighing in with strong criticism of serge damascus to take the necessary measures to protect civilians he went believes more than three thousand people have perished in the unrest since march but this isn't syrian writer and democracy campaigner michel kilo things most people there. though one for military solution to the crisis. we're against military intervention whether it's a day tomorrow or in ten years' time even if that regime was to ny late every one of us would still be against military intervention we fight for freedom and we don't want to add external slavery to our domestic one we don't want to become a part of the struggle between the international and internal forces syrians

posting on syria now there the president's warning western nations that intervening in his country will cause an earthquake that will tear the middle east was told britain the sunday telegraph newspaper the international involvement could turn his country into another afghanistan his comments follow the u.n. chief latest call for oppressions to end the week and trashes fifty guys the arab league's also weighing in with strong criticism it's urged damascus to take the necessary measures to protect civilians the u.n. now believes more than three thousand people have perished in the west but this isn't syrian writer and democracy campaign to michelle kilo pigs most people would go into the military solution to the front. of the for or against military intervention but that's a date tomorrow or in ten years time even if the regime is to ny late every one of us would still be against military intervention we fight for freedom and we don't want to add external slavery to our domestic one we don't want it to become a part of the struggle between the international and internal forces syrians ar

second a proposal was made at this consultative meeting to free syria's membership of the arab league this is very dangerous and most participating countries spoke against this proposal how can one imagine resolving common arabic problems without syria. and thirdly this proposal contradicts the leeks charter as the board of the arab states leaders' has the power to suspend or freeze membership at this power was breached when making a decision on libya and we're all well aware of what happened then to have the u.n. security council use the arab league's decision when adopting its resolution and then nato used this decision for its purposes when arabs to speak up with such proposals they understand the purpose of these actions which is to undermine what remains of the common arab cause. might it was the law the opposition states that the syrian leadership has little time left to implement the reforms announcement president bashar assad but they're saying that the syrian people are paying with their blood for delays in these reforms why is there such a delay in implementing them. nato na

resolution for syria seeing through it as a potential cover for another libyan style intervention so they may not be any oil this time but there's always an ulterior motive it's important as a geopolitical factor right next to israel a country which obviously america and britain and the other western powers strongly support so that would be the altar into a political motive the vetoes of followed by a security council walkout from america over remarks during the syrian envoy speech but the u.s. promised to be back with another resolution and undoubtedly more dramatic evidence to drive the point home. on the bennetts. london. elsewhere in the world a nato led companion has sparked a decade long war some had figured this out american troops and the afghan conflict where u.s. soldiers are increasing down for an extended stay in the war torn country had stopped military commanders admit demolition would be much longer than expected. i was concerned grows that the eurozone is falling deeper into recession finance chiefs are wondering out plans to save god the region's bonds if they announ

resolution for syria seeing. it is a potential cover for another libyan style intervention may not be any all this time but there's always an ulterior motive it's important as a geopolitical factor right next to israel a country which obviously america and britain and the other western powers strongly support so that would be the political motive but the vetoes of followed by a security council walkout from america over remarks during the syrian envoy speech but the u.s. promised to be back with another resolution and undoubtedly more dramatic evidence to drive the point home either bennett r.t. london. the world of nato led campaign sparked a decade long war and still ahead a few of this channel american troops on the afghan conflict where u.s. soldiers are hunting down a pretty extended stay in the war torn country as top military commanders admit their mission will be much longer than expected. as concern grows that the eurozone is falling deeper into recession finance chief to hammering out plans to safeguard

today we're talking to syria. thank you for joining us.

all experts see that as a clear warning in the direction of syria. >> the u.s. was involved in the nato campaign against gaddafi. they offered logistical support and provided intelligence. how do ordinary americans feel now that gaddafi is gone? >> well, most of them feel this is a success for them and for nato, although americans feel probably this is the truth, without the americans, this would not have been possible because the americans had a great deal of responsibility, especially in the beginning of the operation. they are glad that this has not turned into a full-scale war unlike iraq or afghanistan so that american responsibility will be able to get out of this treaty early. they feel happy for the libyan people but are still anxious of what is to come because there is one thing that was good for america under the dufty regime and that was that he kept in check islamic tendencies. that is the one thing that americans would like to keep that way. >> thank you. let's move on to some other international news. greek lawmakers have passed another austerity b

libya got more education than neighbors in tunisia, yemen, saudi arabia, jordan, and syria. he didn't need to educate the people. he made a big error. the oil was extracted by foreign workers. he didn't need to educate the people. big mistake to make. 2005 of the country i mentioned, he had the biggest restrictions on pressed freedoms, but by far outliar in terms of how draconian his restrictions were. 2010, he was fourth with saudi saudi arabia. all the elders had more price restrictions than him. he allowed people to talk. that was a problem. there was a spark. people said regimes are not strong as we thought. that's indications that it's safe and everything's going wrong, and so people took to the streets. he'd give them the opportunity to organize. he had not been smashing in heads, and people took it as a sign of weakness. i don't think he was that weak, but nato military stopped him from being able to deploy people to break heads. he had phenomenal loyalty. there's still people backing him even though he is stuck in remote towns now, but there's still fanatic supporter

the canadian citizen a rendition to syria for purposes of torture where was the u.s. government and trying to help the syrian people suffering tyranny when they were partnering with that dictator to torture this guy and we've seen this time and time again they used egypt the dictatorship there to torture people so there's a lot of hypocrisy here their quest is to put their people in charge in these in these regimes in order to expand their demand and control well mr holbrooke the us and there have been supporting resolutions in the arab world and we've seen it ongoing do you think this support is nurturing democracy if not now in the long run . it's hypocritical support they see the trend moving and in a certain direction and they they try to jump on that trend to make it look like oh we were spreading freedom and democracy don't forget that in egypt the us government has been one of the principal supporters of that dictatorship for decades there was a partnership with the free regime the two militaries were cooperating with each other for decades they used the mubara

brought back from the us based on the war coalition believes that i'm like libya syria is too strong for the alliance to intervene that's why the west wants to spark a civil war to bring about regime change. we're using the same lingo the same scenario the syrian opposition is borrowing a page from the playbook for libya they know that they can come to power only with the advance with the support with the intervention through multiple means of the nato powers of the western powers and i think what we can tell the syrian people is look at what happened in libya the issue of a no fly zone sounds like go a way to defend civilians it's really a way to begin the war to begin military operations against the syrian air force or air defenses and i think the first step and this is the plan of the obama administration is not direct military intervention but to promote a civil war inside of syria i think they realize that the syrian government is substantially stronger militarily and within the arab world as compared to khadafi but they can use the human beings who have grievances valid or not

next those syria's president is warning western nations that intervening in his country will cause an earthquake that will take the middle east but sharon has told britain's sunday telegraph newspaper the international involvement could turn his country into another afghanistan his comments follow the u.n. chief latest call the repressions after rican clashes trade reported. the arab league's also weighing in a strong criticism to to shuttle to meet syrian officials later some doubt the u.n. believes more than three thousand people perished in the unrest and the dissident syrian writer and democracy we shall follow things most people don't want to. face . the fact is we're against military intervention but this is a tomorrow or in ten years time even if the regime is to ny late every one of us would still be against military intervention we fight for freedom and we don't want to add external slavery to our domestic one we don't want it to become a part of the struggle between the international and internal forces syrians are peaceful they want to progress under conditions of freedom a

but the investigation shows that there was smuggling to syria or neighboring states become pain was funded by foreign investors and we have a list of those who are responsible for this. in an interview with a russian television channel syrian president bashar al assad warns western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs his words as international pressure mounts on damascus within the arab league calling for an end to the violence against anti regime protesters. and in this week's top stories at nato ready to depart libya but concerns uprise over an acute gun problem as former rebels fight for power and arms control. and outbreak of deadly fire between israel and gaza as tens of thousands of israelis return to the streets of tel aviv to protest against disproportionate government spending in favor of the military. and again for round up the u.s. cities are the words lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens imposing a curfew and seizing belongings. and broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow with a recap of the week's top stories this is r

resolution against syria saying the european backdrop was based on confrontation and the. unions joined the thousands across the u.s. forcing their anger of corporate money and its influence on the government at a time of soaring unemployment. is soccer a.p.m. here in the russian capital you're watching our t.v. now our top story police have fired tear gas of protesters gathered outside the greek parliament building or the country has ground to a halt with workers walking out of jobs in a twenty four hour public sector strike angry at the government's policy of cuts all flights in and out of greek airports are grounded while hospitals are relying on emergency staff well artists are firth is alive in athens for us as sara you've been monitoring developments there we've seen another day of violent clashes between protesters and riot police what exactly have you been seeing. things on the streets. outside the main parliament building really escalate. the tensions build a village the angry protesters and the riot police clashing we saw a gas being fired we also saw some people

they were shot and this means we're dealing with armed people we don't know whether the weapons reach syria from israel or any other state that possesses such weapons but there is evidence of mines and grenades that were put in place is packed with civilians this led to casualties in a number of cases mines also targeted security personnel police officers and soldiers their work ace's of using anti-tank mines these are new and very dangerous facts now after seven months down the line since the beginning of the upheaval in syria we possess accurate but not detailed information but the investigation shows that there was an arms smuggling to syria from neighboring states become pain was funded by foreign investors and we have a list of those who are responsible for this. also one to the west that intervening in his country will cause an earthquake that will tear through the middle east the statement comes as arab league diplomats will thompson officials to promote dialogue between authorities and the opposition meanwhile divided nations says more than three thousand have been killed in the cou

resolution for syria seeing through it as a potential cover for another libyan style intervention may not be any oil this time but there's always an ulterior motive it's important to use as a geopolitical factor right next to israel a country which obviously america and britain and the other western powers strongly support so that would be the altar into a political motive the vetoes of followed by a security council walkout from america over remarks during the syrian envoy speech but the u.s. promised to be back with another resolution and undoubtedly more dramatic evidence to drive the point home. on the bennett artsy london. elsewhere the world a nato led campaign sparked a decade long war still ahead for you on this channel this american troops of the afghan conflict where the u.s. soldiers are hunkering down now for an extended stay in the war torn country as top military commanders admit their mission will be much longer than expected to come. first as concern grows that the eurozone is falling deeper into recession finance chiefs are hammering out plans to try to safeguard the

resolution for syria seeing. brooches a potential cover for another libyan stall intervention so it may not be any oil this time but there's always an ulterior motive it's important as a jew political fact right next to israel a country which obviously america and britain and the other western powers strongly support so that would be the altar into a political motive the vetoes of followed by a security council walkout from america over remarks during the syrian envoy speech but the u.s. promised to be back with another resolution and undoubtedly more dramatic evidence to drive the point home on the bennetts see london. well there's plenty ahead for you this hour and exercise a day not only keeps the doctor away but also helps you work better i mean that's what authorities say in russia spends a region they've instructed all state workers to do a workout right there in their offices on that coming up in our russian close up series. but first as concern grows that the eurozone is falling deeper into recession fina

heights in an attempt to resolve the issue it's impossible to break this strong link between syria and the palestinian problem which is manifested both in our support for the resistance movement and in attempts to resolve the problem at regional and international levels therefore it's natural that there could be no conditional requirements. ski. lift. let's. see. welcome to the headlines. the body of colonel gadhafi is highly laid to rest in a secret does a burial but there are still many questions about the way he was killed some leaders are also fearing more bloodshed as the future of the country remains unclear. ride schools get tough on and he will treat protesters in california and arrest more than seventy people as demonstrations continue across the u.s. . from missing more than is world wide ahead of the upcoming g. twenty summit in france next we. also feel is a ride that the italian government could collapse with internal disagreement over further budget cuts demanded by a eurozone need is the finance minister this console to the head of a crunch e.u. leaders summit on wednesd

syria's foreign minister the exclusive interview with our tears coming your way in less than ten minutes time right after the business news with dimitri. thanks rory alone and welcome to business the head of russia's all pipeline operator transnet says china will settle all of its debts for oil deliveries from russia as seventy five million dollars debt will be repaid to russia's top three rosneft and the pipeline operators transnet within two weeks in return russia promised to consider price terms for existing and new contracts with china the deal follows prime minister putin's visit to the country earlier this month problems between the countries arose in march when china decided that russia's overpricing its will by two to three percent and cut its payments. russia's natural gas monopoly as i ain't of by the german energy and silicon company and work on a company produces electric power using a green energy and sells natural gas and internet services and talks have been going for several months but no final decision has been made so far last week german authorities approved the sale o

an attack by army to searchers in syria has reportedly left seventeen soldiers dead according to human rights groups all this comes after the arab league condemned the continuing killings of civilians in the country and the regime protests the arab in a serial committee is due to hold another round of talks with syrian officials over the weekend to help end of the crisis the un estimates more than three thousand people have been killed since march the uprising against president bashar al assad began protesters have also been calling for a no fly zone over the country as well as aerial support from a to work planes but brian becker from the u.s. based antiwar coalition asser believes that i'd like libya serious too strong for the alliance to intervene that's why the west wants to spark a civil war there to bring about regime change. or using the same lingo the same scenario the syrian opposition is borrowing a page from the playbook for libya they know that they can come to power only would be advanced with the support would be intervention through multiple means of the nato powers of t

the woman who western media reported as being butchered by bashar al assad's regime in syria isn't the difference say is alive and well in saying that a virus and you turned violent in that system. up next i'll see you find out what's going on in syria past hunt from someone who has the presidency you as always he talks to his political press advisor that's coming up next. as they were saving the this is the third time that the security council has failed to adopt a resolution criticizing syria as russia and china use their powers of veto joining us today to discuss this and the general situation in the country is political and media advisor to syria's president dr both english up on mr ban welcome to our program how do you assess the position taken by russia and the security council to block the resolution criticizing syria what information did syrian authorities give russia to support its position. we welcome the positions taken by russia and china and their use of the veto in the interests of syria and its people the information provided was just about the reality of the state of af

she was hailed as the flower of syria a symbol of the suffering under president bush. regime at least that's what much of the western media said after the apparent put tshering as zeinab. we viewed pictures of what was done to zone eps corpse and they are simply too gruesome to air out several western media outlets were quick to report in these gruesome death apparently the first woman killed in government custody but now it appears she's miraculously back from the dead even being interviewed on syrian t.v. . i came to the police station to see the truth that's what i say to those line channels i'm now still alive not dead human rights groups like amnesty international jumped on the bandwagon to reporting out hosni was tortured murdered and mutilated it even claimed a mother found the body in a morgue last month all assertions is now being forced to backtrack on this we will endeavor to be more cautious and trace things a little bit more nuanced the state broadcaster says the interviews to dispel what it labels fabrications by foreign media to serve western interests i

resolution and so veto that mandate on syria. how close do you think the mask was a repeat of the situation in libya. well the situation in libya was not so easy and. complicated either but i believe that the current development is not good at all because of the crisis in libya continuous and even if and when the new government there will be established it will believe this government will be questioned by the coming position for the simple reason this new government will be there just because to receive. military aid from you brought in this is not good for the country when the faith of its. nation is determined by. four in fact or so i do not think they have the worst time for libya is over unfortunately the country faces a new year troubles and i believe that the experiences from this very difficult development should be drawn not just by russia but by all the other countries speech should wish prosperity and success of the people of libya but this mission of course in libya started as a humanitarian mission and foreign minist

foreign aid to syria was slowly drying up. so all of the economic conditions were bad news for him at making the risk more attractive to people. he has been brutal in his response to that risk. people have continued to fight, and because syria doesn't have the national resource wealth and if it is also not flooded with foreign aid when he finally falls, then syria will probably become a reasonably liberalized place if it is flooded with the intentions it's very bad news because centiliters would be in the position to the bribery that is necessary to assure themselves a bit no need to listen to the people so we have to hope the foreign aid doesn't come rex that after performance benchmarks are met tough free assembly etc and free speech for. you can borrow against promised aid for your you don't get a lump. if you meet those conditions to get it promised again. escrow for the next year until you are entrenched in the free speech, free assembly. you have those in place it is tough for the leaders to be impressive. >> host: so is

second a proposal was made at this consultative meeting to free syria's membership of the arab league this is very dangerous and most participating countries spoke against this proposal how can one imagine resolving common arabic problems without syria. and thirdly this proposal contradicts the leeks charter as the board of the arab states leaders' has the power to suspend or freeze membership this power was breached when making a decision on libya and we're all well aware of what happens then to have the u.n. security council use the arab league's decision when adopting its resolution and then nato used this decision for its purposes when arabs to speak up with such proposals they understand the purpose of these actions which is to undermine what remains of the common arab cause. might it was the lord the opposition states that the syrian leadership has little time left people amend the reforms announcement president bashar assad they're saying that the syrian people are paying with their blood for delays in these reforms why is there such a do lane implemented in. nato not first of

resolution calling for sanctions on syria all of them are calling for a dialogue for real results to see that the violence really stop and that's really the main focus right now of the pressure coming from the outside they just want the violence to stop. the occupy wall street movement shows no signs of slowing and the u.s. as of now enters its second week scores of activists have been arrested across america for refusing to pack up. and russia has voiced concerns over the crackdown on the treatment of protesters by u.s. authorities. the way the occupy wall street protest is a handled is an ample illustration of double standards quite a number of our counterparts from western countries are pursuing we will never put up with a situation when i wish them partners who have the right to ask questions refused to discuss their own problems which there are plenty and which keeps growing. statement comes in response to building criticism from some western countries as russia moves towards its presidential election authorities in the us to try to enforce various curfew so over the weekend to

a key adviser to syria's president told r.t. the country is the party of fully embrace russia and china's call to end bloodshed through dialogue. with. the majority of last year should have been passed are now adopted work to amend the constitution is underway the problem is that some states fund and arm terrorist groups operating in our towns and villages this makes ordinary people's lives very difficult and puts them in real danger to position of the western countries encourages these terrorist groups we share russia and china's view that it's impossible to move forward without dialogue the alternative is blood spilling civil war and into religious crashers. the full interview with carter shabaan is coming your way later this hour plus interest ten minutes we report on how the ongoing fighting in libya is affecting the lives of civilians there as revolutionary forces intensified their assault on one town of syria we have to experts why the human cost of the so-called liberation is often going unnoticed in the media. this week

syria israel. possesses such weapons but there is evidence of. this lead to casualties in a number of cases the information of. terrorists. from neighboring states. and we have a list of those. since the uprising started in march of this year the government has tried to put forth some reforms and the president has said that they're planning problem elections in february of next year and also they put forth this so-called multi-party law which allows other political parties outside of the ruling party to participate in parallel to that those reforms that the government wants to put forward their protests of course continue according to the u.n. about three thousand or more than three thousand people have already been killed since march and i was in live in syria just about two weeks ago talking to those protesters who are continuing to go out into the streets a government again maintaining that if these are the armed forces inflicting the violence the protesters say in fact they have by and large been peaceful and that it is the security forces fi

well another country affected by the arab spring syria is still a long way from holding elections but the government has promised to implement crucial reforms within six months a record short period of time according to syria's foreign minister his exclusive interview with r.t. that's coming up in less than fifteen minutes time but here's a look at what we had what he rather had to say. the country's leadership is not slowing down reforms and the deadline set by the syrian president are very short and in less than six months the country will see these reforms carried out that is why i'm asking if the opposition really cares for the future of this country why it wouldn't begin dialogue as lay out some serious approaches to creating a new syria as for the bloodshed let me ask you whether there's a regime anywhere in the world whose purpose is to kill its own citizens or rather isn't its direct purpose to protect its own citizens from terrorists when we are confronted with arms terrorist groups who have nothing to do with record. the illegal trade in human organs is thriving in ukraine a