unesco is not going to change that. others say that this bid in paris was not helpful because it wi make it h harde for israel and the palestinians to find common ground. >> thanks from washington, max. >> there has been a surprise visit to libya. the congratulated the victory. the national transitional council had asked the alliance to stay on until the end of the year, warning that gadaffi loyalists still support him. but they turned down requests sang its mandate had been fulfilled. >> this is the first time the nato secretary general has been to libya. he has come to talk to the interim leaders before the interim operation ends at midnight local time. >> at midnight tonight, a successful chapter in nato history has come to an end, but you have already started writing a new chapter. one that is based on freedom, democracy, human rights, the rule of law. >> but reconciliation is the last thing on some people's minds. there is just one of the towns suffering as old scores are settled. the town was loyal to gaddafi. som

unesco can grant full membership to states. the paris-based body has been classifying palestine as an observer entity. a debate on the u.n. membership is under way at the u.n. general assembly. israel's foreign ministry called the bid a unilateral move by palestinian that goes against the road to peace. it was an unnecessary hurdle to middle east peace talks. the united states, the closest ally says it will halt a $60 million payment to unesco. >> today's vote by the member state of unesco to admit palestinian is regrettable and premature and undermines our shared goal of the comprehensive just and lasting peace in the middle east. >> the u.n. walked out of unesco and withdrawal funding in 1984. it returned to the organization in 2003. >>> south korea has postponed the ratification of the free trade agreement with the united states due to protests from opposition parties. the government had hoped to approve the treat i by the end of october. the ruling party tried to convene a parliamentary committee to ratify the agreement on

washington holds funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote the move seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine spending un statehood. hollowing sharif mainstream media resurrecting a russian spy ring case code named those stories as the f.b.i. releasing footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year including fem fatality and it chapman. was syria now at the epicenter of the arab spring we speak with author and historian f. william ingall and what or who he thinks is behind.

unesco can grant full membership to states whether or not they are full u.n. members. the paris-based body has been classifying palestine as an observer entity. palestine is also trying to win full u.n. membership. a debate on that issue is currently under way at the u.n. general assembly. israel's foreign ministry issued a statement calling the bid a unilateral move by palestine that goes against the road to peace. it said the decision was an unnecessary obstacle to the resumption of middle east peace talks. the unit states, the closest ally of israel, says it will halt a planned $60 million payment to unesco. the transfer was due in november. >> today's vote by the member states of unesco to admit palestine as a member is regrettable, premature and undermines our shared goal of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the middle east. >> the u.n. walked out of unesco and withdrew funding in 1984 over issues with its agenda and management. it returned to the organization in 2003. >>> and now let's take a look at the global weather forecast with saki ochi. >> hello t

costly recognition of washington halts funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority but. how we treat the mainstream media resurrects an f.b.i. case code name goes stories seeing the release of footage featuring russian sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year. ten am in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story the world waits for syria's response to be arab league's demands to pull tanks off the streets and start dialogue with the opposition earlier syrian president assad said he would only speak to parties with no links to foreign powers or what he called terrorism some three thousand people already killed since clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces started eight months ago with that death toll mounting archy's tests are still has more from the mascot's. the protests to government crackdowns and violence that continue to plague parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm many will remind you that in syria wil

washington halts funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural arm grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote the mood seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine spending the un statehood bit . hollow intreat mainstream media resurrecting a russian spy ring case code named ghost stories as the f.b.i. releasing footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year including fatah and chapman. coming up max keiser and stacy herbert tell us why speculators may be tearing apart the world economy leaving every day savers to pick up the tab when everything goes wrong kaiser report coming up.

versus unesco washington curbs funding to the u.n. cultural body after it granted an historic membership to palestine. the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage starring chapman and other alleged russian spies. and here in business global markets plunge into another round of volatile trading up six weeks his prime minister called for a referendum on the new plans to bail out the country join me for more on that and other stories in our. global news live from moscow this is r.t. with me rory seem shy and the information war against syria stop funding and supplying weapons to the armed gangs claiming to be the opposition and lift sanctions against president assad's regime and these are the demands put forward by the mask and exchange for implementing the changes suggested by the arab league the international body as opposed to the regime to hold the violence and start a dialogue with the opposition in egypt. a city or. the protests government crackdowns and violence have

and washington stops its funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority. the move is seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine's pending u.n. statehood bid. at the hollow the resurrection of a russian spy ring code named ghost stories as the f.b.i. releases footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year including famous from. syria now at the epicenter of the arab spring we speak with author historian william engdahl on what or who is behind the uprising.

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costly recognition washington halts its funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency granted the palestinians full membership by a majority vote. america media savers the resurrection of a case of code named goes stories as f.b.i. releases by dio's petri russian sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year. eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the world awaits for syria's response the arab league demands to pull the tanks off the streets and begin dialogue with the opposition earlier syrian president assad said he would only talk with parties that he said have no links with quote foreign powers or terrorism assad's security forces have killed some three thousand people over the last eight months with that death toll death toll still mounting archy's tests are reports from damascus. the protests government crackdowns and violence are continue to plague parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm many will remind you that in syria was most certainly have ears the

law passed the nineteen ninety obliges washington to cut off funding to unesco if it is mit's palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and a sour point for these three at least and for the united states it seems they've been doing everything possible to do rail the vote but to no avail although the u.n. body in question deals with science education and culture the vote is being seen as very much political as a first step as a reminder of the popularity of the palestinian bid for full u.n. membership that application is now pending before the u.n. security council where the united states is threatening to use its veto power most of the international community is for palestine becoming a full member of the u.n. and the u.s. position on this is considered to be very much biased. we're always eager to know your take on our top stories today we're asking on line what the admission of palestine to unesco means just under forty p

was in the minority in the general assembly of unesco. the overwhelming majority of the members of the unesco international community are with palestine as a full member. that is why i think the united states and israel have isolated themselves. >> many find it hard to support the palestinian bid because hamas controls the gaza strip. many view hamas is a terrorist organization. >> this month there is a meeting between president abbas, and the head of hamas. we hope that the two sides will manage to find a common denominator. this will, of course, help the palestinian cause to have unified palestinian position. >> do hamas and fatah see eye to eye on the application for statehood? >> well, it is our application for admission to the united nations and has nothing to do with hamas. the palestinian people legitimate leadership, the leadership of the plo and the palestinian national authority, headed by the prime minister, are the legitimate leadership of the palestinians. we are applying to admit palestine as a full member. so i do not reall

washington stops its funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote the move seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine is pending un statehood bid. and a real hollow tree mainstream media resurrecting a russian spy ring case code named ghost stories of the f.b.i. releasing footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. live here including tempered towel at a check. up next our t.v. is it's a remote set of russian islands where a population of only seven people live cheek to jowl with two.

agencies within weeks it follows a triumph at unesco it's where they were granted full membership but the move has now cost the u.s. a cultural a lion's share of its budget which did come from washington. that you can explains . there certainly was a lot of jubilation in paris cheers went up in the assembly hall where the final tally was announced but the vote comes at a price welcoming palestine to the united nations educational scientific and cultural organization means saying goodbye to as much as twenty two percent of the organization's budget washington as being the agency's biggest contributor so far and the state department has confirmed that they will stop sponsoring the organization on what grounds a u.s. law passed the nine hundred ninety obliges washington to cut off funding to unesco if it admits palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and a sour point for the israelis and for the united states it seems they

law passed the ninety nine obliges washington to cut off funding to unesco if it is made palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and a sour point for these release and for the united states it seems they've been doing everything possible to do rail to vote but to no avail although the u.n. body in question deals with science education and culture the vote is being seen as very much political as a first step as a reminder of the popularity of the palestinian bid for full u.n. membership. application is now pending before the u.n. security council where the united states is still reckoning to use its veto power most of the international community is for palestine becoming a full member of the un and the us position on this is considered to be very much by its. he's got an extra reporting right there well we always go to get your take on our top story here today we're asking you what the admission of palestine to unesco mea

costly recognition rushing to halt funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural body grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote. and hollowing street mainstream media resurrects an f.b.i. case code named ghost stories that sees the release of footage featuring russian sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year. one pm in moscow i met reza good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story of the world waits for syria's response to an arab league demand to pull the tanks off the streets and begin dialogue with the opposition earlier syrian president assad said he would only talk with parties that have no links to foreign powers or what he called terrorism some three thousand people already dead since clashes began between anti-government protesters and security forces eight months ago with that death toll still continuing to rise are these tests are sillier reports from damascus. the protests government crackdowns and violence have continued to play parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm m

versus at unesco. funding to the u.n. cultural body after it granted an historic membership to palestine. the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing the story releasing surveillance footage starring. other alleged russian spies. and global markets around the volatile trading greece's prime minister george papandreou a referendum on. the country more on this coming up in our business. it is now a just after five pm here in moscow this is life with me roar reception all eyes are on syria as the world awaits president assad's response to the arab league's demands to hold the. dialogue with the opposition but the president promised to talk to his apartments but only those with no links to foreign powers. gates who the syrians blame for the bloodshed that's now claimed just over three thousand times. the protests government crackdowns and violence have continued to plague parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm many will remind you that in syria walls most certainly

costly recognition washington stops its funding of unesco just hours after the u.n. cultural agency granted the palestinians a full membership by majority vote. and a real halloween treat mainstream media resurrects an f.b.i. case code named ghost stories which sees the release of footage featuring russian sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me and showed the world waits for serious response to the arab league demands to pull tanks off the streets and start a dialogue with the opposition syrian president assad said that he would only talk to parties that have no links with foreign powers or what he called terrorism some three thousand people have already been killed since clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces began eight months ago with that death toll still mounting. reports from damascus. the protest government crackdowns and violence and continue to play parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm many will remind you that

costly recognition washington halts funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural arm granted palestinians for membership by a majority vote. we entreat mainstream media resurrecting an f.b.i. case code name goes stories seeing the release of footage featuring russian sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year. of an am in moscow i am not trends are good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story of the world waits for syria's response to the arab league demands to pull its tanks off the streets and begin a dialogue with the opposition earlier syrian president assad said he would only speak with parties that have no links to foreign powers or what he called terrorism some three thousand people already killed since clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces flared out eight months ago with that death toll still rising or at least tests are so your reports from damascus. to protest the government crackdowns in violence that continue to plague parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the c

now that the agency has accepted a palestinian membership bid unesco members voted 107-14 yesterday to grant palestine full membership the united states planned to make a $60 million contribution to unesco during november but the state department said that won't be happening now u.s. contributions make up about one- fifth of unesco's budget >>the man just elected to be ireland's next president is also an alumni of indiana university michael d. higgins was elected last thursday he was born in limerick ireland and received a master's degree in sociology from indiana university in 1967 higgins also served as president of ireland's labor party and established an irish language television channel just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. [ male announcer ] meet rachel and annie. we asked them to be part of an experiment to prove febreze air effects eliminates tough cookin

law passed in one thousand nine hundred ninety obliges washington to cut off funding to unesco if it admits palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and a sour point for the israelis and for the united states it seems they've been doing everything possible to do rail to vote but to no avail although the u.n. body in question deals with science education and culture the vote is being seen as very much political as a first step as a reminder of the popularity of the palestinian bid for full u.n. membership. application is now pending before the u.n. security council where the united states is threatening to use its veto power most of the international community is for palestine becoming a full member of the u.n. and the u.s. position on this is considered to be very much biased. gun age kind of reporting right there well as you know we're always interested in your opinion if you log on to our daughter column with so we're

law passed in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight obliges washington to cut off funding to unesco if it is made palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and it's our point with these release and for the united states it seems they've been doing everything possible to do rail the boat but to no avail although the u.n. body in question deals with science education and culture the vote has been seen as very much political as a first step as a reminder of the popularity of the palestinian bid for full u.n. membership that application is now pending before the u.n. security council where the united states is threatening to use its veto power most of the international community is for palestine becoming a full member of the u.n. and the u.s. position on this is considered to be very much biased. we would like to know your take on our top stories today we're asking you online what the admission of palestine to you no school

washington stops its funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural arm grants palestinians full membership by majority vote the move seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine is pending when statehood. and hollowing sharif mainstream media resurrecting the russian spy ring case could mean ghost stories as the f.b.i. releasing footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the us last year including ten fatalities and chapman. and turning to syria now at the epicenter of the arab spring and speaking with author and historian if william who or.

no i can we talk about this unesco decision it clearly came at a high price with washington cutting off funding doesn't you know scope care about those financial consequences but you're talking about too and that will in our gerri as well as the. the secretariat they've been terrified about the prospect of a washington funding cut off supposedly mandated by one nine hundred ninety four vision of law the member states however frankly are tired of being pushed around by washington on an issue in which washington's control of a peace process twenty years later is still not resulted in peace agreements it's been promised and held on the horizon and this is seen by a large number of states although not all of the europeans or even most of them as a needed to trying to get the palestinians what in their view is their fair just recognition on the world stage if we see is there you went through you are going to ask you about the other un agencies m. and if want to apply for example to the. well health when i was ation other agencies and and their excepted and we still get more and more negative

the color of bricks become paled because they were under floodwater. >> unesco officials were able to visit the ruins with thai researchers on thursday, now that the floodwater has finally receded after more than a month. >> it's still early to assess, you know, what actual damages have been. probably the main concern is damage to foundations. because of the water that under which they've been submerged. >> the ruins stand in low-lying area and have been flooded in the past. but they have never been under water for such a long period of time. later this month, unesco plans to start a detailed analysis of the damage and will undertake repairs with the help of specialists from japan, italy and other countries. >>> the japanese government on thursday ordered fukushima prefecture to suspend rice shipments from one district of the region. radioactive cesium higher than allowable levels have been detected in rice grown there after the nuclear accident at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. >> translator: i told the fukushima governor to ban shipments of rice harvested this year in th

ramsey bird editor of palestine chronicle dot com things washington's move is unfair but says unesco will move for its active could have a show that's what exactly what it is and the sad thing is that you have many members of congress who started it wasn't all that conservative republicans have been writing. for the u.s. to use its iron fist it starts with punch to any organization that either recognize this palestine as the state or there should be that international body will be strong membership it's. going to be should. be bad and we're just going to suffer not just the silliest little bits of you know various countries to get it from the basic programs that you just like funded well how big. this is what's important to my drinking not yet and this is pretty intriguing because one point

law passed the nineteen ninety obliges washington to cut off funding to unesco if it is palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and a sour point for the israelis and for the united states it seems they've been doing everything possible to do rail to vote but to no avail although the u.n. body in question deals with science education and culture the vote is being seen as very much political as a first step as a reminder of the popularity of the palestinian bid for full u.n. membership. application is now pending before the u.n. security council where the united states is threatening to use its veto power most of the international community is for palestine becoming a full member of the u.n. and the u.s. position on this is considered to be very much by its. own right there well we were always eager to know what your take on our top story that so i will get involved here we're asking you want to find out what the admissio

averse there's a unesco washington curbs funding to the u.n. cultural body after it granted an historic membership to palestine. the f.b.i. joins in the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage starring i know chapman and other alleged russian spies. well why news twenty four seven this is r.t. live from moscow all eyes are on syria and as the world awaits president assad's response to the arab league's demands to hold violence launched dialogue with the opposition the president had earlier promised to talk to his opponents but only those with no links to foreign powers. investigates who the syrians blame for the bloodshed that's now claimed over three thousand lives. the protest government crackdowns and violence that continue to plague parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm many will remind you that in syria walls most certainly have ears the more but out the country's intelligence service has political clout in syria that's where the state secret

us a verse is that unesco washington curves funding to the u.n. cultural body after he granted an historic membership to palestine. and the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage showing chapman and other alleged russian spies. worldwide news live from moscow this is arts he with me role research all eyes are on syria as the world awaits president assad's response to the arab league's demands to hold violent dialogue with the opposition but the president had promised earlier to talk to his opponents but only those with no links to foreign powers. investigates who the syrians blame for the bloodshed that's now claimed more than three thousand lives. the protests the government crackdowns and violence of continue to plague parts of syria the capital damascus is still largely sheltered from but beneath the calm many will remind you that in syria walls most certainly have ears the more but out the country's intelligence service has political clout in syria that's hardly state secret and

you know what can we talk about this unesco decision it clearly came at a high price with washington cutting off funding and doesn't you know scope care about those financial consequences but you're talking about you and how it will end in our journey at will is that you're just a secretary and they've been terrified about the prospect of a washington funded car or supposedly mandated i had one nine hundred ninety four vision of law a member states however frankly are tired of being pushed around. oh washington on an issue in which washington's control of the peace process twenty years later is still not resulted in the peace agreement the spin promised and held on the horizon and this is seen by a large number of states although not all of the europeans or even most of them as a needed still are trying to get the palestinians what in their view is their fair just recognition on the world stage if we see this over you when it sees through the other two ask you about the other un agencies i mean if palestine wants to apply for example to the well health organization and other agencies

costly recognition washington stops its funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency granted the palestinians full membership by a majority vote. and a real halloween treat mainstream media resurrects an f.b.i. case code named goes stories which sees the release of footage featuring russian the sleeper agents uncovered just last year in the united states. live from the heart of moscow this is r t with me will receive shai a very warm welcome here for the world waits for syria's response to the arab league's demands to pull off the streets and start a dialogue with the opposition syrian president assad said that he would only talk to parties that have no links to foreign powers or what he called terrorism some three thousand people have already been killed since clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces began some eight months ago i would that death toll still on the rise. are silly about reports from damascus. the protests the government crackdowns and violence of continue to play parts of syria the capital damascus is still largel

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unesco estimates it may face a shortfall of over $140 million next year if the u.s. continues to with hold funding. the u.s. is its largest contributor. >>> people in bangkok have floated lotus-shaped lanterns in the capital's main river in a traditional festival. they pray that damage from thailand's worst flooding in half a century will not spread further. the floodwaters have approached to within five kilometers of central bangkok. >>> before we move on, we want to show you some pictures of people taking a break from their busy lives here in japan. ♪ ♪ boat equipped w a kotatsu, a traditional table-shaped heater has begun asalpeti in weer ja in the early morning b prarchcoal to heaale ts >> tourists enjoy the autumn leaves during theirone-hour >>> sayaka mori is up next with weather. >>> hi, welcome to your weather update. let's start off with east asia, central japan is experiencing chilly and wet weather today. but things will turn to dry and warm on saturday here, so that's good news. and the rest of japan is also looking at dry conditions over the weekend.

. >>> unesco has honored japan for two expressions of its heritage. the united nations organization added two japanese traditions to its list of intangible cultural heritage. this ritual in hiroshima prefecture. farmers ask the rice god each year for a good harvest. villagers use colorful cattle to plow paddies. colorfully-dressed girls plant rice seedlings and sing to music of flutes and drums. another cultural ritual is a purification ritual that dates back nearly 400 years. dancers wear masks depicting old men. japan has 20 events on unesco's list. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

versus that unesco washington curbs funding to the u.n. cultural body granted an historic membership to palestine. and the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage starring chapman and other alleged russian spies. syria says it's ready to implement the demands of the arab league to end the crisis but only if sanctions against assad's regime. with damascus now the main capital of the arab spring. tells us here in the hot seat who could be pushing the middle east and north africa towards the political change that discussion with the author is now. today we're talking to f one and of the author of several books among them gods of money wall street and the dearth of american century and he is also a political risk consultant so we're going to discuss several more several of the most burning our political and economic issues in the world today mr engel thank you very much for joining us to be here to start off basically a never never before has the world faced so many economic and p

unesco estimates it may face a shortfall of over $140 million next year if the u.s. continues to with hold funding. the u.s. is its largest contributor. >>> people in bangkok have floated lotus-shaped lanterns in the capital's main river in a traditional festival. they pray that damage from thailand's worst flooding in half a century will not spread further. the floodwaters have approached to within five kilometers of central bangkok. >>> before we move on, we want to show you some pictures of people taking a break from their busy lives here in japan. ♪ ♪ a pleasure boat equipped with a kotatsu, a traditional table-shaped heater has begun seasonal operation in western japan. in the early morning boat men prepare charcoal to heat all the 45 boats. >> tourists enjoy the autumn leaves during their one-hour ride. >>> sayaka mori is up next with weather. >>> hi, welcome to your weather update. let's start off with east asia, central japan is experiencing chilly and wet weather today. but things will turn to dry and rm on saturday here, so that's good news. and the res

membership, unesco. jim is here to walk us through the story. when i think of unesco, i think of world heritage, pyramids. >> think science. science. >> helping kids learn, read, promoting that sort of thing. so help me connect the dots between -- we're talking about the israeli palestinian conflicts and we're talking unesco. >> this all goes back 20 years when the idea was, put measures in place that will prevent the palestinians from getting a state unless they go through israel. >> uh-huh. >> israel has to give it its stamp of approval before they can get it. now, this was a threat to unesco and all of its members. it was a threat to the palestinians. and the problem with a threat is it only works as long as the other guys are intimidated. clearly they are not. they approved this by a pretty wide margin. >> right. >> and they are palestine, the state of palestine is now a full member of unesco. but that's not the big problem in the israeli newspaper today. >> what is? >> the headline is that the palestinians are already actively lobbying to j

on washington stops its funding of unesco hours after the u.n. culturally agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote the move is seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine's ending un statehood bid. at least at the how we treat the resurrection of a russian spy ring code named ghost stories as the f.b.i. releases footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year including famous friends that's how i met chad. was syria now at the epicenter of the arab spring we speak with author historian aphelion engdahl on what or who is behind the uprisings who he thinks is behind the uprisings in the middle east and north africa. today we're talking to a fallen angel the author of several books among them are gods of money wall street and the death of the american century and he is also a political risk consultant so we're going to discuss several more several of the most burning our political and economic issues in the world today and the standoff thank you very much for joining us. to start off ba

it amounts to roughly $100 million every month. >>> the united states reacted to unesco's vote by pulling all u.s. funding from the group which is 1/5 of the operating budget. this comes a month before at u.n. security council is scheduled to bid. european leaders are scheduled to hold more talks to discuss greece's bailout package. >> yesterday, greece's prime minister stunned his colleagues by announcing that he would let greece voters decide whether or not to accept the historic rescue plan. the news trigger adaceloff on markets around the world. sandra hughes has more. >> greece's prime minister called an emergency cabinet meeting tuesday night and it worked. >> a government official says the cabinet now fully supports his move for a referendum allowing citizens to vote on an unpopular bailout package for their troubled economy. members of the prime minister's own party initially blistelled at the idea, one defected. analysts say the vote is a political move. >> suggesting on the referendum with a general question like, for example, national currency, he believes he could win and agai

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versus at unesco washington curbs funding to the u.n. cultural body after a granted an historic membership to palestine. joining the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage starring chapman alleged russian spy. and business global markets plunge into another round of volatile trading up to his prime minister called for a referendum on a new plans to bail out the country joining me from more on that and other stories in our. global news live from moscow this is r.t. with me roll received shy and the information war against syria stop funding and supplying weapons to the armed.

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in washington stops funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote the move seen by many as a sign of growing international support for palestine in the un statehood bid. at a mainstream media resurrecting a russian spy ring case code name ghost stories as the f.b.i. releases put it featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. lives including. in the. unit and joins us now with the latest from the world of sports and we're coming to the end of the first part of the longest ever and dare i say most complicated russian football season i think i have to agree with you there yet this year it's a twelve month season and said the usual eight nine months because we're switching to an autumn spring season we're going to try and get through all the complications in just a minute plus the rest of the choose the morning sport. good to have your company this is sports day we have got plenty ahead for you including this hour continental quest to meet simpy to take on shock charge home tonigh

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cultural and heritage on unesco but the move his anger at the u.s. which says it will profits funding to the organization it's seen as a major coup for palestine as it gears up for one vote on recognizing its statehood later this month america and israel are strongly opposed to the bid with washington valentini use its veto power however analysts say that unesco membership is a positive sign for palestine's future. the symbolic idea that the all these nations wanted to let palestine in over the objections of the u.s. and israel is very significant i think and it. tells timmins have been stymied in their efforts to have a state and of course they're trying a new route they're trying. he's full protest and they're trying this method of trying to get into more and more international organizations to build their legitimacy and i think that's a better way to go than violence the difference between this vote in the one. or statehood bid is that of course the u.s. can be toe in the security council that the latter one where is the vote there's no veto and i

no new projects for unesco till the end of the year the u.n. cultural arm has had to suspend all new spending activities after losing its u.s. funding the director general of the organization says the unesco now faces a sixty five million dollars funding shortfall the u.s. and israel withdrew funding in october after the agency had granted full membership status to palestine. he said almost twenty people have been killed in syria in a fresh crackdown against anti regime demonstrators according to reports bloodshed comes despite an agreement between between president bashar al assad in the arab league to end the violence in the country the u.n. estimates more than thirty five hundred civilians have been killed in the uprising against the assad regime that started nearly eight months ago. and to get a perspective from inside the country r.t. speaks with syria's deputy foreign minister about the ways out of the young going crisis that interview coming up. thanks a lot nick that serious deputy foreign minister thank you very much for being with us