of bashar al assad's regime in syria says she's alive and well raising concerns that fabricated stories are being used in a bid to topple the country's leadership. but it's an art see a little fun robert foster literally wraps up the question of how to fix the global economy. i found a flaw in the model god perceived is the critical function for approve of farms other world. leaders intensively chewed into the juice you said to get we're examining the status of the human experiment is it succeeding or will it have to be a. prognosis in this rapid news or did you know that the globe is allegedly trying to make sense of a global economy and it's on changelings us financial temple the seeds of the research is scrambling to maintain our confidence in markets and banking off to derivatives wants to be seen trade imbalances recession look to be the nation's close to collapsing in some time alone foreclosed homes and people's taxes spent the bailout to fail aaa banks again feel level slicing is a u.s. crash seems imminent coming smash the debt ceiling of fourteen trillion despite protests and

channel bashar al assad claims the campaign is being funded from abroad parties to the latest. strong words coming from syrian president bashar al assad to where the conflict this country's been going on for almost eight months now in that interview to the russian channel he did say that any attempt to destabilize the country will result in what he called an earthquake that will reverberate not just in the region but will have global implications he also stressed that syria is most definitely not libya it's a different situation altogether and he did voice out what he and his government think is a real cause of the conflict in his country. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations some slogans being shown no they were shot and this means dealing with people we don't know whether the weapons reach syria from israel or in you know the state that possesses such weapons but there is evidence of mines in grenades that were put in place is packed with civilians this led to casualties in a number of

channel bashar al assad claims the campaign is being funded from abroad from iran.

channel bashar al assad claims the campaign is being funded from abroad. has the latest. strong words coming from syrian president bashar al assad to where the conflict this country's been going on for almost eight months now in that interview to the russian channel he did say that any attempt to destabilize the country will result in what he called an earthquake that will reverberate not just in the region but will have global implications he also stressed that syria is most definitely not a different situation altogether and he did voice out what he and his government think is a real cause of the conflict in his country. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces. during peaceful demonstrations because some slogans being chanted no. people. syria israel or any other state possessing such weapons but there is evidence of. place is packed with civilians casualties and a number of the information of. terrorists. from neighboring states. from abroad. says. this year the government has tried to put forth some reforms and the president has said they're plan

bashar al assad's regime in syria says she's alive and well raising concerns that fabricated stories are being used in a bid to topple the country's leadership. next the view from inside syria from someone who has the president's ear as you talk to his political and press advisor about the beleaguered country's situation. 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 that power as a veto joining us today to discuss this and the general situation in the country is political and media advisor to syria's president dr was saying a shotgun 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 affairs the point is that decisions taken by weste

syria's president bashar al assad believes the unrest in his country has been triggered from abroad is an increasing international calls to end the violence. scores of occupy protesters arrested across the u.s. in confrontations with police as foul weather tests their mettle to keep the end type or break might go in. a court drama of colossal proportions russian moguls boris berezovsky and ron are below average throw their fortunes into a lawsuit worth billions of dollars. and russia has made yet another step towards joining the world trade organization this month and business in about twenty minutes. one pm in moscow i matras are good to have you with us here on r t our top story syria's president question the true nature of the opposition forces trying to bring his regime to its knees interview with a russian t.v. channel bashar al assad claims that campaigns being funded from abroad from iran as we're joined live by iraqis test. live outside the foreign ministry so president assad made his position clear in recent days tell us more about that. that's right so the presidents of syria

they have called on bashar al- assad to launch reforms or step down as the leader. he says it should be taken by the end syrian people and not by nato. he has used to the army to try to quell months of protests and and has pledged reforms. activists said the seven people were killed after prayers'. friday, and all too familiar pattern. once prayers' were said, protesters take to the streets. the demand the end of his regime. these a chance our "peace fall." the shootings continued. human rights activists say thousands of demonstrators came under fire in several parts of the country, including a suburb, killing at least eight people and wounding many more. up until now, russia has been same time as needed for the president to implement reform. moscow is the close friend and a major arms supplier and now all the warning that time could be running out. >> if the leadership is incapable of conducting reform, this decision should not be taken by nato were certain european countries. it should be taken by the syrian people. >> a decision this week by russia and china to v

they say the whole people are against bashar al-assad and he cannot last much longer. the arab league has made -- suggested that syria has got to stop killing its people and given it a 15-day ultimatum. the syrian opposition has gotten themselves together. there is an opposition party that could be a credible alternative to president is odd -- president assad. i met a lot of soldiers who have defected and have joined what they call the free syrian army. they said it will prepare -- they will defend the protesters. >> we have not had much reporting out of the country. you were there earlier during the protest. what difference did you find in the country between your visits? >> two things, i think. in june, the protest was far less vehement, if you like. there were still prepared to go along with president assad if he would introduce -- they were still prepared to go along with if he wouldciassad introduce reforms. they had seen what happened in libya. they were frightened of the same thing happening in syria. this time, i had a different -- ent please.fern -- plea. they

in an interview with russian television syrian president bashar al assad. not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs. smuggling weapons to protesters. nato ready to depart libya but. problem as former rebels fight for power and control. may have gone but his most influential son say follow islam friends to spill the beans on western leaders back room deals. at least ten palestinian position governments excessive military spending thousands of israelis it took to the streets of tel aviv this week to demand authorities to put. the u.s. cities of. protesters. are in season. now it's time for weekend sports with dmitri. hello there welcome to the sports it's good to have a company again. and in this book it's. already a champion who needs more victories red bull suppressed claims the inaugural formula one indian grand prix in style. sudden death playoff victory northern ireland's rory mcilroy wins fishing hamas is in china. and dreams we catch up with the man to town and to secure russia first triathlon medal next summer. but let's. have ensured there will

in an interview with russian television syrian president bashar al assad he warns western leaders of not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs claiming foreign state school are behind smuggling weapons to protesters his words come as international pressure mounts on damascus with the arab league calling for an answer the violence against anti regime protesters. and. nato ready to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute gun problem as former rebels fight for power and control arms and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western leaders backroom deals if you can't see his day in court. israeli airstrikes on gaza leave at least ten palestinians dead as opposition grows against the government's excessive military spending thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv this week to demand authorities put welfare before war. and denver round up the u.s. cities authorities lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens imposing new curfew and seizing belongs. israeli and palestinian lea

and a woman promoted by western media as a victim of bashar al assad's regime in syria says she's alive and well raising concerns that proper catered stories are being used in a bid to topple the country's leadership. there's an r.c. a little fun robert foster literally wraps up the question of how to fix the global economy. found a flaw in the model perceived as the critical structure of the farms of the world. ladies and gentlemen you are shooting into the juice you said to get were examining the status of the human experiment is it succeeding or will it have to be a we pursue a prognosis in this rapid news or to expose the globe is allegedly trying to make sense of all global economy and it's on changelings us financial temple the seeds of the research is scrambling to maintain don't put it in markets and banks not sure if it's going to be easing trade imbalances recession looks to be the nation's close to seeing a subprime loan foreclosed homes of people such as spent to belong to the failed aaa banks again for the little slicing is the us crash seems imminent and smashed the debt c

view with a russian television station syrian president bashar al assad warns western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs claiming weapons were being smuggled into protesters from abroad his words come as international pressure mounts on damascus with the arab league calling for an end to the violence against anti regime protests. nato ready to depart libya concerns rise over an acute problem as governor rebels fight for power and arms control and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western leaders backroom deals if he gets his day in court. israeli airstrikes on gaza leave at least ten palestinians are dead as opposition grows against the government's excessive military spending thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv this week demand authorities put welfare for more. around up the u.s. cities authorities lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens and imposing a curfew and something along. israeli and palestinian leaders pledge that they will have solid plans

been interview with russian television president syrian president bashar al assad during the western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs claiming foreign states were smuggling weapons to protesters. and nato ready to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute problems former rebels fight for power and arms control colonel gadhafi may have gone up but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western there's a package deals if he gets his day in court. and israeli air strikes on gaza leave at least ten palestinians are dead as the opposition grows against the government's excessive military spending thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv this week to demand authorities put welfare reform. and then for round out u.s. cities authorities lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens imposing a curfew and seizing the long. israeli and palestinian leaders pledge that they will have solid plans on their territorial wral within three months but the track record means hopes are high and there are fears the m

they demand the end of bashar al-assad's regime. the chants are peaceful, peaceful, our revolution is peaceful. some banners openly back the new opposition syrian national council. but the shootings continue. human rights activeists say thousands of demonstrators came under fire in several parts of the country. including a damascus suburb. killing at least eight people and wounding scores more. up until now, russia's been saying time is needed for president assad to implement promised reforms. moscow is both a close friend and major arms supplier. but now the warning that time could be running out. >> if the syrian leadership is incapable of conducting such reforms, they will have to go. but this decision should not be taken by nato or certain european countries. it should be taken by the syrian people. and the syrian leadership which should understand its responsibility for the fate of the syrian fate. >> the decision earlier this week by russia and china to veto a united nations security council resolution condemning the violent c

television station syrian president bashar al assad warns western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs claiming weapons were being smuggled into protesters from abroad his words come as international pressure mounts on damascus with every arab league calling for an end to the violence against anti regime protesters. and nato ready to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute problem as former rebels fight for power and arms control and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western leaders back room deals if he gets his day in court. israeli airstrikes on gaza leave at least ten palestinians are dead as opposition grows against the government's excessive military spending thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv this week to demand.

yes certainly strong words coming from a syrian president bashar al assad to me the conflict this country's got been going on for seven almost eight months now and in that interview to the russian channel he had also said that any attempts to would destabilize the country could lead to what he called an earthquake that would not just have implications in the region but also global implications he said that it's natural for a state a small state that is like syria to fight back and he reiterated the syria is certainly not libya and also as you mentioned earlier he did voice out his thoughts what he and his government believe is the real cause behind the uprising in his country let's listen. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations ok because some slogans being chanted no they were shot and this means we're dealing with people we don't know whether the weapons reach syria from israel or in you know the state that possesses such weapons but there is evidence of mines in grenades that were put in place is pa

in an interview with of the russian television station first channel syrian president bashar al assad says he is willing to cooperate with all opposition parties that have emerged during the seven month uprising against his reign but he also raised questions about the true nature of the forces that are fighting against his regime. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations or because some slogans being shouted out no 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 inv

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.t. in an interview with of the russian television station first channel syrian president bashar al assad says he is willing to cooperate with all opposition parties that have emerged

al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party will. preside assad al-deen this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance to add a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend us the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordinator council or l.c.c. will not participate it's not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed the multi-party law and will draw up a new constitution they do all that under their conditions and in recent deadly clashes in cities like understand and live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is articl

al assad's regime for more details let's now cross live to our correspondent . who is in new york for us now maria if you could bring us up to date on what's happening there at the security council. well security council members are now meeting at the united nations to discuss and ultimately vote on this resolution from what we are being told the resolution would condemn syrian president bashar al assad's six month crackdown on anti-government protesters and the current resolution would reportedly also lead to measures against assad if he did not respond with the thirty days on instructions on how he plans to end the violence and impose reforms in his country now of course this is a push that the u.s. and western european countries have been making within the united nations for quite some time we do know that the u.s. and turkey and some other european countries have imposed their own saying against syria but western powers are really trying to send a message on an international platform that for being the u.n. security council we do know that russia has spoken

syria well this follows weeks of debate over whether to impose sanctions against bashar al assad's regime but for more details us now our correspondent. who is in new york for us can you please just bring us up to date on what's happening there at the security council. well as you mentioned at this point all fifteen members of the security council are in a meeting discussing the final text to this resolution that will be voted on in the next few hours or so this is a long time coming all the countries have been working on finding text that may or may not reach compromise among the fifteen security council members now let's remind our viewers that the protests in syria began back in march reportedly twenty seven hundred people have been killed since then according to some reports u.s. and other countries have independently imposed sanctions against syria against president bashar al assad but all this time russia is one of the countries of the security council that has been having more negotiations russia has said it would not support any text in the resolution that leaves the door open for

bashar al assad's regime in syria appears on television saying he's alive and well forcing an embarrassing. meeting that. had welcome to all of you i'm here national hollow and was started in the us where the occupy wall street protest movement is gaining momentum across the country previously ignored by the mainstream media is now making headline news with u.s. politicians lining up to have their say protesters who blame wall street folks corporate greed and unemployment comparing that nauseous to those of the arab spring that led to a revolution in the middle east and north africa. with. the collective voices of american dissent has manifested into a movement impossible to ignore occupy wall street began in the world's financial capital but this week protests have blazed through dozens of cities nationwide. in the big apple up to fifteen thousand americans flooded lower manhattan labor unions transport workers teachers nurses and u.s. veterans standing shoulder to shoulder with young activists spearheading a fight against us wealth inequality and corporate greed young people right now ha

al assad. steps down so is it simply too little too late. meetings like this happen on a daily basis from those of the national developmental party out there in the final stages of the outlook the process of becoming an efficient little marty here in syria well after a decade of listening to promises of reform they now feel that this could be real let me set the thing for us are still you are to damascus syria. stay with us here on r.t. still to come israel says the palestinian peace talks are no one else's business but the country's foreign ministry says there is no need for international mediators we hear expert opinion on why two way talks can only lead the roadmap to a dead end. plus russian children are doomed to an early grave even though the incurable condition from which they suffer is treatable and controllable depending on where they live are two reports in a few minutes. but first serves in northern kosovo have been told to remove the barricades near the border with serbia or nato fo

the headlines for you syria's president bashar al assad believes to be unrest in his country has been funded from rule interview to russian media also warned a military intervention could the entire reach. schools of occupy protesters are arrested across the united states in confrontations with police all of. ten people from camping overnight meanwhile. the east coast. determination to keep the corporate. feuding a russian billionaire. throw their fortunes at a high cost court battle in the u.k. he accuses of robbing him of billions of dollars something that chelsea f.c. . what are u.s. troops. in iraq by leaving behind a campaign that has so far cost the american taxpayer hundreds of billions of dollars next we talk to a man who says that the u.s. is wasting its cash trying to build a democracy. were sitting down with peter van buren state department foreign service officer who a few years ago had it anyway radke we construction team then he came back home and wrote a book titled we meant well how i helped lose the battle for the hearts and minds of the iraqi people and now he says t

in an interview with a russian television station syrian president bashar al assad says he is willing to cooperate with all opposition parties that have emerged during the seven month uprising against his reign but he also raised questions about the true nature of the forces that are fighting against his regime. as a day we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead were how were they killed with it during peaceful demonstrations or because some slogans being shouted no they were shot and this means we're dealing with armed people who represent your position with a possible and i believe this question will be answered after the elections and gold of new parties in merged and local and parliamentary elections will take place soon and this will give us an answer and show who exactly represents the people of this regarding us evolve we corporate little political forces with the old and new that emerged during the crisis because we believe that a corporation is a very important thing for you don't it it turman who has support of your talk and who doesn't and we wi

channel bashar al assad claims the campaign's been funded from abroad. and. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations or because some slogans being chanted don't know they were shot and this means we're dealing with 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 no seven months down the line since the beginning of the people in syria we possess clear but not detailed information but the information obtained during the latest interrogation of terrorists shows that smuggling to syria from neighboring states might become pain was funded from abroad and we have a list of those who are responsible for this. that eva three that are also

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 come as international pressure mounts on damascus with the arab league calling for an end to the violence against anti regime protesters. and in this week's top stories nato ready to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute 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 just the fortunate government spending in favor of the military. and denver round up u.s. cities authorities lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining doesn't it has no hope of seizing belongings. bringing you a recap of the top stories from the past week this is r.t. live from moscow i'm sean thomas and these are your top stories in an interview with a russian television channel a syrian president bashar al assad says he is willing to cooperate with all opposition parties that have emerged dur

interview with russian television president syrian president bashar al assad western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs foreign states or weapons to protesters. to depart. problems former rebels fight for power and arms control and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his. son saif threatens to spill the beans on. if. israeli air strikes on gaza leave at least. the opposition grows against the government's excessive military spending thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv this week to. welfare reform. you.

al assad and members all the opposition trying to notch them toward styler and russian lawmakers have also gone on a fact finding mission to see red concluding that damascus isn't fat implementing democratic reforms of promises and that it needs more time to bring them into force the u.s. and its european allies have already implemented a set of sanctions aimed against regime of president assad and a pool team to step down oh russia claims that such a one sided approach would only make matters worse and that is sending a biased message old strong support for the opposition to keep fighting which is only fueling tension inside the country. over porting there well for more on this we can now cross life to the president of the international movement for a just world dr chandra was a far who is in malaysia for parts. of the far thank you for being in the program here with us in our t.v. now tell us why do you think russia and china have joined forces to oppose the resolution on syria. reflection of the gravity. and i think. we security council takes action on syria and libya. and it's. wh

and the woman who western media reported as being butchered by bashar al assad's regime and syria says she's alive and well raising concerns that fabricated stories are being used in a bid to topple the country's leadership. exactly twenty two forty six moscow time time now than for sunday night sport. alone nothing to this force and here are the headlines. top of the world again jenson button wins in japan but sebastian vettel finishes third to become the youngest ever four wheel one champion to win back to back world titles. while drama down under a stray lock out defending champion south africa to set up by semifinal showdown favorites new zealand come back to beat argentina up about the world cup. big in japan andy murray comes from a set down to beat defending champion rafael nadal in the final of the chicano play and then wins a double as his brother jamie. so first of the far east and sebastian vettel has become the youngest formula one driver to win back to back world titles after the twenty four year old german finished third at the japanese grand prix to clinch the championsh

al assad about moscow says people on the fuel the crisis in the country and it. stand up wise to mass each call the opposition to keep whitey. ok three a thanks very much indeed for bringing us the subject of your chart forty life from. sound rush hour from rome a university in beijing says that the russian chinese veto of the security council resolution on syria will not stop the u.s. taking unilateral action against damascus. i see is a very important the right position for china russia will veto the proposal assertions so it is there should be used here and down the street is the surgeon's isn't the best way to settle the conflict honestly complicates more than by piece for dialogue we can raise the beat and is right all the us all you burning praises always you see is the free god's way or your industrial action so i think right now there is a very high probability for us to take action against this scenario even raised in a way told his vision by russia and tried. the syrian ambassador was given the floor in new york after the security council vote the sharj

al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party law. for. this is a moment he has been waiting for the chance of a new voice the syrian politics some of you were replying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend them and this is. the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordination council or n.c.c. will not participate it's not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed the multi-party law and will draw up a new constitution they do all that under their conditions and at recent deadly clashes in cities like understand and live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is ar

al assad about moscow says people on the fuel the crisis in the country and it will. stand by is must each ball the opposition to keep fighting. ok serious thanks very much indeed for bringing us the subject is really the charm forty life from the russian capital. from remy university in beijing says that the russian chinese veto of the security council resolution on syria will not stop the u.s. taking unilateral action against the basket. i say is a very important of the right position for china russia to reach all the proposed the sanctions against russia the. downing street piece the sanctions. are the best way to settle but complicate the immensely complicated similarly by peace for dialogue we can bring stability and peace driving all the us all you bending paisley's always the feedlots way or your industrial action so i think right now there is a very high probability for us to take action against syria even. told desertion by russia and china. the syrian ambassador was given the floor in new york after the security council vote bashar jeff are you took the chan

syria's president bashar al assad believed to be unrest in his country has been triggered from. increasing international calls to end the violence. scores of occupy protesters arrested across the u.s. in confrontations with police as foul tests that is terminations to keep the corporate flight alive. and a cool drama of colossal proportions moguls course. through the fortunes of a lawsuit worth billions of dollars. and very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me. the syrian president has questioned the true nature of the opposition forces trying to bring his regime to its knees in an interview with a russian t.v. channel. claims the campaign is being funded from. more details now with us in our crossfire. good to see you so president assad he's made his position clear. to fight to stay on. yes certainly strong words coming from syrian president bashar al assad to the conflict this country is then going on for seven almost eight months now and in that interview to be a russian channel he had also said that any attempts to would destabilize the country could lea

al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party law. for dean this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance to add a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend us the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordination council or n.c.c. will not participate it's not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed the multi-party law and will draw up a new constitution all that under their conditions and that recent deadly clashes in cities like other stan and it live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is article eight which s

change channel bashar al assad claims the campaign's been funded from abroad. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations or because some slogans being shows you don't know they were shot and this means we're dealing with 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 who work ace's of using anti-tank mines these are new and very dangerous facts you know seven months down the line since the beginning of the people in syria we possess clear but not detailed information but the information obtained during the latest interrogation of terrorists shows the smuggling to syria from neighboring states become pain was funded from abroad of her and we have a list of those who are responsible for this. that eva three that ar

on a woman in western media reported as being butchered by bashar al assad's regime in syria says she's alive and well raising concerns that fabricated stories of being used in a bid to topple the country's leadership. sent thirty one pm moscow time next the view from inside syria from someone who has the president's ear as r.t. talks to his political and press advisor about the beleaguered country's current situation. are there other 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 was danish up on mr ban walking to our program how do you test the position taken by russia in the security council to log 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

in an interview with a russian television channel syrian president bashar al assad who says he is willing to cooperate with all opposition parties that have emerged during the seven months against his reign but he also raised questions about the true nature of the forces that are fighting against his regime. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations or because some slogans being chanted no 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 no seven months down the line since the beginning of the people in syria we possess clear but not detailed information but the information obtained during the latest interro

that's right the president of syria president bashar al assad had said very strong words especially says these words he had said to the international media let's listen to what exactly he had to say. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces among the dead how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations ok because some slogans being chanted no they were shot and this means we're dealing with people we don't know whether the weapons reach syria from israel or in you know the state that possesses such weapons but there is evidence of millions and grenades that were put in place is packed with civilians casualties in a number of cases the information obtained. of terrorists smuggling to syria from neighboring states become payments funded from abroad and we have a list of those who are responsible for this and we've seen months of unrest in syria what's being help resolve to help resolve the crisis. well before we look at the actions being taken by the two sides it's important to see the positions they have taken because it's these positions they keep referring to wh

interview with russian television the syrian president bashar al assad and one western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs claiming weapons were being smuggled to protesters from abroad. as international pressure mounts on damascus with the arab league calling for an end to the violence against anti regime protesters. ready to depart libya but concerns rise over a few gun problem as former rebels fight for power and arms control and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western leaders and backroom deals if you get. israeli airstrikes on gaza. today as opposition grows against the government's excessive military spending thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv this week.

al assad issued a decree passing a multi-party bill. dean this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance of a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend this is basically the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordination council or else and see will not participate it's not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed a multi-party law a new constitution they do all that under their conditions and in recent deadly clashes in cities like understand it live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is article eight which state

al assad issued a decree passing a multi-party law. dean this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance to add a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend our stand. the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordination council or m.c.c. will not participate it's not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed a multi-party law and will draw up a new constitution they do all that under their conditions and in recent deadly clashes in cities like understand and it live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is article eight

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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 come as international pressure mounts on damascus with the arab league calling for an end to the pilots against and five regime protesters. and in this week's top stories nato ready to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute problem as a former rebels a fight for power and arms control and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western leaders backroom deals if he gets his day in court. and an outbreak of deadly fire between israel and gaza that has tens of thousands of israelis but the secrets to protest against its function it government spending in favor of the military. for round up of u.s. cities authorities lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens imposing a curfew and seizing belongings. welcome back you are watching the r.t.l. live from the heart of moscow russia's capital thomas and these are top headlines in an interview with r

and all this for bashar al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party. prisoner side al-din this is a moment he has been waiting for the chance at a movie still syrian politics and what the medical through last year were applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament help create laws and defend our status has visited the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria. but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordinator and counselor and sisi will not participate and in recent deadly clashes in cities like understand and live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is article eight which states that the baath party is the leader of the state and society the opposition argues this undermines the essence of multiple parties you know some some people in the in the party leadership have become to the conclusion have come to the conclusion t

al assad's government. while damascus says it is trying to stop the violence so what's behind the u.s. stance there. we. will give me that question. because. of this instance and since today he's really he's if you have any belief in the lower. edge of india and believe. begins to buttress our because of the very close ties with the world and then as you know the history of against us and it's really good for somebody such very close ties with iran and the. united states of physicians because it's the us we should be free of these a few good people and there will be. but for us on the change we can go over to the gym and this will impact on iran. and i. mean do you think that his government can actually hold out under so much pressure and the coalition formed against him by u.s. and western allies so can he actually carry out reforms. do you know is great. pride to carry over with its truth as the russian break finding this couple is trying to prevent somebody from what in this nation where there's an insur

in an interview with a russian television channel syrian president bashar al assad and warned western leaders that not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs. and in this week's top stories nato ready set to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute gun problem as a former rebels a fight for power and arms control. and outbreak of t.v. fire between israel and gaza as a team from all over the israelis returned to the seats to protest against a disproportionate government spending in favor of the military. and then for round up the u.s. cities authorities lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens of imposing a curfew and seizing belongings. and broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow this is r.t. with a round up of the week's top stories right to our top story right now in an interview with a russian television station syrian president bashar al assad says he is willing to cooperate with all opposition parties that have emerged during the seven month prizing against his reign but he also raised questions about the true nature of the forces that

in an interview with a russian television channel syrian president bashar al assad one western leaders not to meddle in his country's domestic affairs. nato ready to depart libya but concerns rise over an acute gun problem as a former rebels fighting for power and arms control and colonel gadhafi may have gone but his most influential son saif al islam threatens to spill the beans on western leaders and backroom deals if he gets his day in court. and outbreak of deadly fire between israel and that has tens of thousands of israelis that turn to the streets of tel aviv to protest against disproportionate government spending in favor of the military. round up the u.s. cities authorities that lose patience with occupy wall street protesters detaining dozens posing a curfew and seizing belongings. and welcome back you are watching r t live from moscow russia's capital with a roundup of the week's top stories let's get right to those right now with colonel gadhafi silence forever his most influential son is now looking to hand him self over to the international criminal court where he's want

al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party law. for designers. dean this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance to add a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend them and this is the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordination council or n.c.c. will not participate it's not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed the multi-party law and will draw up a new constitution they do all that under their conditions and in recent deadly clashes in cities like understand and live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking po