that we don't have to just in syria we need we would withdraw our forces about syria and you keep your forces be have no interest to so they are sending a message to russia that we don't have we are not going to getting with you and see if we want you to help us to have a political solution where we have political transition through geneva process will enable that process. i disagree with george in that says that if he is much weaker than before i mean when you have to go to the. challenge of him and politely this but in this way challenge him politely that i will not. give you the company my feelings my understanding that. really the conflict between the 2 is not about the money as you mention that when it's a $1000000.00 or $200000000000.00 is not in karate that know where they are talking to his son mention he said robbie son's mission that we have to be and all of that is now i believe that the real problem is already a conflict is number one there i mean it's become much challenging to bashar. number 2 i think the conflict is about the money of overseas money inside syria we are t

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that we don't have to just in syria we need we would withdraw our forces about syria and you keep your forces be have knocked us to so they are sending a message to russia that we don't have we are not going to getting with you and see if we want you to help us to have a political solution where we have political transition through geneva process will enable that process i disagree with george bush in that says that if he is much weaker than before i mean when you have to quote me. challenge him and politely this but in this way challenge him politely that i will not. give you the company my feelings my understanding that. really the conflict between the 2 is not about the money as you mentioned that when it's a $1000000.00 or $200000000000.00 is not in karate that know where they are talking to his son the mission he said rubbing his son's mission that we have to be on dollars it is now i believe that the real problem is or the conflict is number one there i mean it's become much challenging to bashar. number 2 i think the conflict is about the money of overseas money inside syria we

syria found the idea of a p.l.o. backed regime and never known a recipe for disaster it feared such areas would provoke israel into military action that would drag syria into war. for their part israel and the united states also took a dim view of the rise of the lebanese left and its palestinian terrorists in one of the more bizarre alignments of interest in the oven on syria decided to throw its weight behind the christians with a green light from washington and tacit israeli consent syria sent its army into lebanon in june of 1900. 6 to stem the palestinian leftist advance. got a polygamous story out of that and that put it in syria was asked to intervene to curb the expansion of the palestinian and lebanese leftists. the lebanese left had become troublesome to a regime that. the leader of the left come out john blatt was viewed as a threat to lebanese and arab stability. another factor was the mutual dislike between arafat and syrian president assad. syria's military intervention was stepped up following an assau

syria in a sense where it is not affecting us here. there is a real concern about proliferation of weapons. can you address that proliferation of weapons, chemical weapons in the region, and how that could be distributed elsewhere, for example we see iran involved in places like venezuela? ambassador craft: we have to hezbollah areand deeply involved in orchestrating and providing direct support for assad's horrific, barbaric attacks against the syrian people. you know if the chemical weapons, if we did not china like on them in syria, they would be everywhere. iran's behavior in venezuela, they are bad actors. there are bad actors all of the globe. we have a situation, as you china,ith maduro, russia, cuba, everybody propping regime.aduro it has been highlighted recently. we have to continue to support guaido and stress promoting a free and fair election process it. i saw firsthand the plight of the venezuelan people. in all the different countries, the border countries, they are already taking care of their own situation, their own p

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that many of these men forged in syria. together with the iranian forces that have helped to keep syrian dictator bashar al assad and his regime in power it's estimated that in the process hezbollah lost more than 1500 combatants. as well as power center is located in south beirut the die here as the suburbs are known as a mainly shiite population here the self-styled party of god has established what it calls a marsh a cemetery. this is the last resting place of men who lost their lives in the wars against israel or in syria they include the son of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah. many relatives pay regular visits to the cemetery which lies close to downtown beirut. having a fallen soldier a so-called mosque in the family is seen as a distinction. and then to have them yes i have family here 2 brothers and an uncle 3 martyrs the the market every mother even if she doesn't have any marjorie's must give her children encouragement and educate them to this and that is why as you know because we are fighting for our land and

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international accuses syria and russia of committing war crimes in rebel held areas and easing of restrictions but no end to the lockdown yet confusion over the u.k. prime minister has grown a virus strategy. and protesters try to break night hong kong's democracy battle despite call the 1980 s. . thank you very much for joining as we begin in libya and the battle for tripoli turkey says attacks on the country's only functioning airport and diplomatic missions in which civilians have been killed amount to war crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to warlord honey for have tar turkey supports libya's u.n. recognized government in tripoli which has now launched a counter offensive following saturday's attack by have tossed forces planes where damage and fuel tanks set alight after forces also struck me a by residential areas killing at least 5 civilians there is mahmood up to one hide is in tripoli with more on turkey's reaction to is now threatening that if half the forces attacks continue targeting get its interests in libya then have to the individuals or elements w

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to syria iraq and afghanistan an armed groups like he sold on al qaeda launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york cowhouse us foreign policy change since president trump took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador 1 power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th when you were still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female passengers of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf story a hotel to celebra

to syria iraq and afghanistan an armed groups like the sold on al qaeda launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york our house us foreign policy change since president trump took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th in you still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female passengers of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf a story a hotel to celebrate i t

to syria iraq and afghanistan an armed groups like he sold on al qaida launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york our house us foreign policy change since president trump took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th when you were still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female voters of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf a story a hotel to celebrate

the military structures of syria and the party or political structures of syria at the top level and the governor level. records and files of the syrian regime cleaned examined and archived especially for the investigating authorities and courts in europe. wiley and other investigators are financially supported by european governments when the war in yugoslavia ended in the 9. the international tribunal was missing many important files to prevent this from happening again the commission secured and smuggled over 800000 documents out of the case of the syrian civil war. while he is convinced that it will be enough to prove the syrian leadership's responsibility for human rights abuses. asters fatwah mountain living in exile in berlin. and i could end up as. a light at justice will take its course and she hit upon and i'm happy when i see that those people who tortured the prisoners and i know what that's like i've had that experience myself so therefore i could be very happy if those responsible for techno chewing men and women were punished to get past that we're caught up. at night

the military structures of syria and the party or political structures of syria at the top level and that the government. records and files of the syrian regime clean examined and archived specially for the investigating authorities and courts in europe. wiley and other investigators are financially supported by european governments when the war in yugoslavia ended in the ninety's the international tribunal was missing many important files to prevent this from happening again the commission secured and smuggled over 800000. occupants out of the chaos of the syrian civil war. why he is convinced that it will be enough to prove the syrian leadership's responsibility for human rights abuses. caused this fatwa mamata living in exile in berlin i don't think he missed it he's got us and we're caught up in the film and to night biggest dream is to see the leadership and being brought to justice. as him to pass out. mahmoud hopes that one day all the crimes of assad's regime will come to light. before we go news of an ancient treasure rediscovered alkie ologists and its may have been a magni

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to syria iraq and afghanistan and groups like al qaeda launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york our house u.s. foreign policy change since president took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th when you were still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female passengers of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf a story a hotel to celebrate i think what y

russia is seeking more military facilities and not a time access in syria president vladimir putin has ordered 2 of his ministers to hold talks with the syrian government russia already has 2 permanent military sites in syria an air base in the taqiyya province and a naval base a task force on the mediterranean. well russia is the syrian government's main ally moscow backs the syrian president while washington says it supports moderate rebels who want to remove bashar al assad russia intervened in 2015 targeting so-called terrorists from its naval facilities at tartus and home i mean airbase but the western syrian opposition say it's been mainly opposing anti asaad rebels russia's involvement helped the syrian government make gains around homes in the south towards daraa and along the coast in the taqiyya well as claims to keep us out of power and secure its military influence in the region. joshua landis is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he says syria is more than willing to accommodate russian interests. russia wants more land made availa

to syria iraq and afghanistan an armed groups like he sold on al qaeda launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york our house us foreign policy change since president trump took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th when you were still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female passengers of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf story or hotel to celebra

russia seeking more military facilities in maritime access in syria president vladimir putin has ordered 2 of his ministers to hold talks with the syrian government russia already has 2 permanent military sites in syria that are based in latakia province and a naval facility at tartus on the better trainee i'm now russia is the syrian government's main ally moscow backs the syrian president while washington says it supports moderate rebels who want to remove bashar al assad russia intervene in 2015 targeting so-called terrorists from its naval facilities in tartus and to me i mean airbase but the west and syrian opposition say it's been mainly opposing anti rebels russia's involvement help the syrian government make gains around homes in the south towards terra and along the coast and it will talk in moscow aims to keep assad in power and secure its military influence in the region joshua landis is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he says syria is more than willing to accommodate russian interests. russia wants more land made available to it ju

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protests against the regime in syria started. aired. them and i called our son my hair after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and will be home soon please set the table that . before it was husband and son never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syrian prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's torturers in europe the authorities were investigating them when they made a discovery and 2018 secret service members have allegedly come to europe from syria this guy's this refugees one of them is this man and where are the alleged head of the department in the secret service he and another suspected secret service member have been on trial in germany since april it's the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime. from as a darwish a syrian opposition where the t

protests against the regime in syria started. aired. on him and i called our son my hair after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and we have syrian peace at the table. but 1st it was husband and son never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syrian prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's torturers in europe the authorities were investigating them when they made a discovery and 2018 secret service members had allegedly come to europe from syria the skies this refugees one of them is this man and where are the alleged head of the department and the secret service he and another suspected secret service member have been on trial in germany since april was the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime. from as a darwish a syrian opposition where the trial is a

against the regime in syria started. selling air to. them and i called our son my hand after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and will be home soon please set the table that. was husband and son never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syrian prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's torturers in europe the authorities were investigating them when they made a discovery and 2018 secret service members had allegedly come to europe from syria the skies this refugees one of them is this man and why our village head of a department in the secret service he and another suspected secret service members have been on trial in germany since april it's the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime. for months and darwish a syrian opposition where the trial i

to syria iraq and afghanistan and groups like al qaeda launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york our house u.s. foreign policy change since president took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th when you were still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female passengers of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf a story a hotel to celebrate i think what y

protests against the regime in syria started. aired. them and i called our son my hair after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and we have peace at the table. before it was husband and song never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syrian prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's torturers in europe the authorities were investigating them when they made a discovery and 2018 secret service members have allegedly come to europe from syria this guy's this refugees one of them is this man and where are the alleged head of the department in the secret service he and another suspect that secret service members have been on trial in germany since april it's the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime. from as a darwish a syrian opposition where the trial is a his

gabriels on to al-jazeera new york russia seeking more military facilities and maritime access and syria as a lot of reporting has ordered 2 of his ministers to hold talks with the syrian government rush already has 2 permanent military sites in syria an airbase in the talkie a province and a naval facility at tartus on the mediterranean russia is the syrian government's main ally osco backs the syrian president while washington says it supports moderate rebels who want to remove bashar al assad russia intervened in 2015 targeting so-called terrorists from its naval facilities in tartus in him a name airbase but the west and syrian opposition say it's been mainly opposing and rebels russia's involvement helped the syrian government make gains against homes and the south towards daraa and along the coast and latakia also aims to empower and secure its military influence in that region joshua landis is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he says syria is more than willing to accommodate russian interests. russia wants more land made available to it