it's been 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. i there was a view of the of 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 western countries are based not on real events in syria but rather on the task of suppressing syria as an arabic state that plays an important role in resistance at the same time unfortunately they draw conclusions from reports by a few self-seeking arabic media outlets who act as their accomplices in covering violence and crime committed by terrorists and militants in syria now that's another attempt at adopting a tough resolution against syria has failed what do you expect the international community to do in order to exert pressure on damascus. i believe that october fifth two thousand and eleven when russia and china blocked the un resolution was a historic day and i hope it will be remembered the fact that russia and china use their veto for the good of the people has enabled us to feel for the first time

that there is a different force in the world one that stands for justice neutrality culture and civilization and this force stepped onto the international stage to stand equal to western power i personally believe that the future belongs to the east to russia and china it is a crucial moment in history. when a new force has emerged to say to the west you are wrong and the west is definitely a problem because its leader share a colonialist attitude not only regarding syria but toward the entire region. what do you think the international community will do next. i don't think the international community has many options a new force supporting reform and pluralism in syria has appeared in the international arena that's the path we follow the majority of laws that should have been passed are now adopted work to amend the constitution is underway we're moving forward towards reform and pluralism the problem is that some states fund and arm

terrorist groups operating in our towns and villages this makes ordinary people's lives very difficult and puts them in real danger the position of the western countries encourages these terrorist groups. that you recently visited and the russian authorities assured you again the dialogue was the only way out of the crisis that syria finds itself in when you invite all local opposition forces or even public representatives to dialogue in which all levels and sides of the syrian population could participate would be one of the how we did invite them i personally met with a number of opposition representatives and so did many members of the syrian government when we suggested that they should participate in the dialogue some accepted this proposal and others didn't syria doesn't have just one opposition but many opposition movements representatives of most of these movements were present at joint conferences and a consultation meeting chaired by mr for root our share a while others ignored it i don't understand what reforms they want to see without

entering dialogue we share russia and china's view that it's impossible to move forward without dialogue the path of discussion is the path of reform the alternative is blood spilling civil war and into religious clashes and this isn't at all what syrian peace. it's up to the syrian opposition to protest against foreign interference the opposition should participate in dialogue with the goal of reform and building a new better syria it shouldn't listen to those who would turn it against dialogue with the government the met the national council was established an estimable what do you expect from this organization if it gets international recognition would you expect something similar to the events in libya if they emphasize is made on protecting civilians could this be used as a pretext for a military operation or international interference. in the mother i believe that's all in the past a thousand people cannot speak for twenty three million syrian citizens i am

speaking on behalf of many opposition activists who are syria patriots and they say that most members of this council belong to the muslim brotherhood these people don't represent syria or its people how can you position yourself as a representative of the syrian people when you've spent the last thirty years living in paris it just doesn't work that way and i don't think they will share a future with the people of syria has fallen with the armed forces plate obvious still united with them and most of them off both the armed forces and the state are united all of these rumors are being framed up like the case of say navajos me two weeks ago i gave an interview to the b.b.c. i was mainly asked how could i protect women's rights without appearing on satellite channels to defend. me who was allegedly tortured and killed by syrian security forces i have no doubt that yousafzai not hosny on t.v. and confirmed she was safe and sound so all the rumors about her were

a lie today lies in the media have gone beyond common sense some arab television channels have lost all shame and professionalism but the almighty allah shows them what they are doing thanks to allah the truth speaks for itself every day. something delays of the u.n. gives them as leaders time to improve things in the country will the managers present across the country repute back on the but we wouldn't mind of the security forces mission ended today do you know what i heard from my relatives in homs who phoned me at eleven pm last night they said fifty five people representing different religious communities had been kidnapped in just one day there abducting people of various creeds in order to sow sectarian hatred in homes and what are we as a responsible government expected to do to safeguard the security of citizens what would you do in our place would you just abandon these people or would you send law

enforcers to fight the terrorists you'd better address this question to those who are arming the gangs and seeding evil in our country that doesn't mean we should give up our campaign against corruption stop government reform or revolutionary change in the spheres of culture and education our people are demanding all of this and it's necessary for serious prosperity but terror and direct or indirect western support for terror is impeding reform while the positions of russia and china are stimulating them they are giving the syrian people a chance and helping them follow the path of change so that syrians can have better lives in their own country. some analytical articles in the western press said that the situation in many parts of syria including the town of homs looks very much like a civil war do you have such for years. yes i do we who are representatives of various communities religions and ethnic groups live together in arms we've been living as one family throughout history syria is

a diverse country it's the cradle of three world religions our main task was to continue living in love in peace the united states to use its veto right fifty times to deprive the palestinians of their legitimate right to create a state on their land isn't that a violation of human rights eleven thousand inmates are lang. wishing in presence of the occupying regime in this way this state is trying to dismember the region into small model ethnic and mana religious states this is its plan look what's happened in sudan and what's happening in libya and iraq our peoples and our land are in their sights all this is aimed against civilization culture and identity even when we build democracy we build our own arab democracy based on our own religious cultural and civilisational values of which we're proud i don't want to be a western man's replica i am proud of being arab i like being an arab woman whether muslim or christian i am an arab woman first i speak arabic and i want my culture

my mind and my clothes to reflect my national identity while the west wants us to become fascist smells of what they call western democracy we the arabs can hardly make ends meet while israel dominates the middle east all this is well known we realize this looming threat and so do the residents of our own and those who so discord you've seen the photos extremists zealots and terrorists whatever crimes they commit will never end lest our people support but that abducted within a shop on the political to me to adviser to the syrian president thank you very much for your interview. thank you very much i would like to thank once again the leadership and people of russia for their wise decision that contributes to the cause of defending syria and its people let me express my gratitude on their behalf this helps the syrian people to return their genuine arab look to our region thank you once again our worship highlighted.

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he's from oxy for the week just all the american spring spreads across the country with demonstrators demanding an end to social inequality in corporations abuse of power however the u.s. government is up in arms against the protesters despite washington support and revolutions overseeing. also this week the u.s. led war in afghanistan past its quick victory over the taliban in the pullout of foreign troops still a long way from reality. placed demonstrators clash on the streets of athens after the i.m.f. seoul tamate into the country to make cuts or face collapse after greece admitted failing to reduce its deficit to the agreed level despite the relentless austerity drive. 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

championship with four races left vettel started on pole and needed only to finish in the top ten to be crowned champion mathematically the only man who could get him to the title was mclaren's jenson button and the briton one at suzuka that will stand his read into just because it's no longer only known drivers have ever won back to back titles that vettel is the youngest at twenty four years and ninety eight days has earned him a bonus of just under eight million dollars he's read the o.t. so it's no wonder he was overwhelmed. it's fantastic i mean there's so many things that you want to say in this moment but it's hard to remember. all of them so. i'm just so so thankful to to everyone in the team we've got so many people here the track but also working day in day out. meanwhile at the rugby world cup

australia edged defending. shock in south africa eleven nine to set up a semifinal against favorites and hosts new zealand after the all blacks came back to overpower argentina well the wallabies triumph despite having just twenty four percent of possession of the remarkable quarterfinal mornington the two powerhouses weren't expecting to leave but did so after spending a few seconds for the phone and and james horwill went over after eleven minutes with the wallabies ahead to south africa over the at the wrong end james o'connor missed the conversion but didn't miss a penalty attempt to give his side and. that was cuts to a three by the break of the mona steyn kicked over for the springboks and he then gave them the lead with a penalty and a drop goal but south africa night up and that's how it stayed until eight minutes from the end patsy was then awarded to the wall a base for anything germans and iconic kicked over to give them in that the nine lead astray of hong kong off to soak up immense sapphic of pressure i think almost

three times as many tackles as the springboks joyce the want to miss the top break for south africa he spoke to peter de villiers stepped down from his post after the match. guys are great. there's nothing that can replace the thought of going through the minds of the divas oh no and when it is expected this is. actually no no no the really good mood in a gentle not everything way a white noise and we didn't we put ourselves on a lot of pressure but one thing that you know you can't you can't teach and you can you know trying is effort in commitment from the group in every member of the attorney mind showed a lot about the guys so i'm very proud of the why you guys want to be on it because you know in games like that you have to fall in the water when it's all we did all the way to australia in the semifinals our natural rivals in. these ilands who

fought back against a determined argentina to win thirty three ten in oakland the all blacks struggles to assert themselves in the first half as we know how to ask of a o's try it on the ponies from version eight the underdogs i shop seven six to leave their backs failed to score a first half try for the first time in a world cup match in twelve years but seven penalties from pretty way up who wore down the pimas four tries from kieren reed and brad made the call to find a safe however the victory was marred by a groin injury to fly off collins light and you can self replace don't down quarter and twenty two year old aaron cruden came on officer to three minutes but coach graham henry was still happy to reach his maiden semifinal. and bloody amazing. right guys face that guy right there was a tough program football and i thought by sides by particularly well. i just plays with the composure of our fellows they were under

a lot of pressure times and keep the. can play with a lot of composure good said pace good game of football that is now and i'm the maori has won his second title in two weeks after coming from a set down to beat defending champion rafael nadal at the japan open when the da had sent murray crushing out of two majors this year and it looked like the world number two was about twenty six and not a painful thing to have to take in the first set six three but murray who won the title and open last week bounced back to level the match and took the deciding sets to love to see his fourth title of the season and the scot maintained his momentum to later when the doubles crown his brother jamie. watt in beijing czech tamasha burdick also came from a set down to win the china rape and he lost the world to croatian marin challenge but then stormed back to take the next two six four six one it was bad six first try to memorize two hundred hoffman is gives him a much needed boost his push for next month's tour finals in london. while

i go to advance the overcame a second set collapse to beat and that i have picked could reach me gripping china open final the german fought back from four one down in the first set to level it at four rules despite needing treatment of twisting her knee but the pole finally clinched the set seven five after a grueling hour in twenty five minutes however petrovich then powered her way back to take the second sets to love the trade balance that finally gains the crucial break in game nine of the decider set six four on the second not going to refer to the line call it was the second straight victory for the twenty two year old and her biggest craving so far after her triumph in a take care last week which will not rise to number ten in the world rankings. football now in key midfielder usually golf missed rush's first training session since dick advocaat charges returned from their european qualifying victory in slovakia on friday the twenty eight year old angie play may care is recovering

after receiving a knock on russia's pivotal one a win in jelena that victory gave them a two point lead ahead of island in group b. and a strong chance of automatic qualification for next summer's finals as their last game is at home to minimise and door on choose day. fellow midfielder young off and defender alexander and you cough are suspended for that game after picking up yellow cards against the back here. now the stadium which will host the euro two thousand and twelve final has been officially opened in ukraine to be unveiling of the in his speech national sports complex in kiev a slightly modified the roof briefly catching fire lavish fireworks were the cause of the mine ablaze however known of the capacity crowd whispered seventy thousand people can't refer to see it as headlining the show as colombian singers shockey it up also recorded their facial song at last year's world cup the stadium cost four hundred seventy million dollars to build and ice to friendly between ukraine and

germany on november the eleven. and a charity football match has been held here in moscow to raise money for a united nations program to help women and children they charge me for chelsea and it's a new stem jump on the sticker for the visitors which if you could follow tell us who needed to be agile and then really master old presidential aide arkady dvorkovich wore the captain's armband for the host soviet legend that's the sire tending of the goal the final score at the original theory now this ten or. and finally with the recent high profile investment of billionaires in clubs such as angie chelsea managed to city in paris sandra aussie caught up with by later cusins marketing director michael shrink and we started by asking the browns to primo the multimillion dollar question about how he would invest in football. if i would have one million of you and i need to spend the three most important points

for this vote so to speak the legs of the water infrastructure let me see the stadium and about the brain the miniature i would spend that one million euro dollar to brains. might be something very interesting and very very let me say exciting but i think in terms of sustainability of like rules that he's a little questionable whether this is a feasible approach i don't know for sure we'll see in five years whether this breakup is the wrong with things have shifted rather think you know you have more scope looks focus on people's growth they're well known or the world meanwhile but these other clubs have to build a brand that is quite critical if you can make it happen with one huge promise fail which given you a lot of that received press coverage. that

what you always very close with how measures the city's public image is it is a very old club with now a child behind his soul that is perhaps a blending process that this club which has a name already now for years and decades now with the new money coming all over the middle east is getting up to speed it will be a little iffy a contender for a while for champions get to that point look at how different clubs and other clubs which have a lot of money all of a sudden available they have to this kind of brand and i think that's an uphill battle and that's very good difficult to accomplish. if you look at the huge country of russia and i think that could be a challenge to finally in the quarter specifically from europe in one place to the other and also between the games there are three four days they staying over here or they're flying in and out so i would be very interested. the let me say the system of the plan would believe and will be in the future to deal with the crowds

and i don't know how this will hold the school book because for me as a german i look at russia and know the most girls going to want to know what's going to be doesn't work but then then you're getting a little bit lost about the distance in between cities if that's for me something which is more or less in question of infrastructure i think it will be a lot of work but i'm convinced that it also will come from the soldier taking to the rachel football and the support for all the little one. and that's all the sports i think. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future.

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