that's amazing with one arab league envoy kofi annan president bashar al assad says he's ready to for diplomatic solutions to the syrian crisis but not until terrorist groups to stop just stabilizing the country. at such a time for the opposition the protests rallied central mosque is a turnout much smaller than expected internal divisions and a lack of organization of late. and tension on the israeli palestinian border triggered by the killing of the gaza resistance leader continued the program focus on more pictures about something.

very welcome to see twenty four hours coming to you live from the russian capital and we start in syria where president bashar assad has pledged to make any genuine efforts to resolve the crisis and his country as a meeting with the one and arab league envoy to syria kofi annan on the battle for president also stressed he's either dialogue can hardly succeed while terrorist groups continue to provoke violence and destabilize the country she's more if an option for the talks and us. following his meeting with the joint you and i are oblique and we're here in damascus president bashar assad has said that syria is ready to make any onus to step to the crisis here in the country but he has stressed that it would be impossible while terrorist groups are continuing to spread violence and cares across the country the conflict between the opposition

and the authorities here in syria is about to enter its second year and since the beginning of the uprising last knowledge the opposition activists have been accusing president bashar assad and the regime of using force the use and weapons against peaceful protesters against innocent civilians while officially damascus has been arguing that it's fighting against terrorists against armed groups operating in the country in order to just of lies the situation here on the ground coffee on and ahead of his visit to syria has announced that he will travel to the country to try to persuade the two sides been involved in this conflict to start dollars insistent that talks are essential to the violence and the crisis and warning that further militarization may worsen things here on the ground he's also expected to meet opposition and here in the country the roster doubts that diplomatic or political solution could be around the corner that because the syrian

opposition based the brawl of the syrian national council that was recognized by the as a legitimate representative for the syrian people seeking for democratic changes has made it clear talks are not enough they've been calling on military pressure on the regime of bashar assad as well and they're not alone to support to welcome this militia solution to the crisis here in syria the calls to give more weapons to the rebels and to provide them with anyhow they need we've been hearing a lot of these calls recently and they're become especially louder after the rebel . we call from the baba amr neighborhood in haifa so as we can see many many countries many sides been involved in this conflict and all of them have different opinions and different views on how to answer this conflict here in syria so it's clear agreement is not easy at all to be reached at this stage and prefer seventies to his trip west chance to unify us to davidson believe some nato

international players are behind the refusal of syria's exiled opposition to engage in dialogue with the assad regime the united states britain. and the gulf go countries i don't think they're in there they're looking for a negotiated peace i think they're looking for a long. episode for a civil war i don't think it's that they don't have any influence and i think they don't want to see these people who negotiate because again they're in a very weak position they're out of the country there the numbers of armed men under their command are limited they cannot win against the government militarily win against the government. the government is attempting to co-opt the moderate and moderate protesters with you know promises of

riced widespread reforms which if implemented would go a long way to satisfy even bigger regional demands of the opposition i don't think they are backed by the majority of the people in syria even the protests. political dialogue between both sides in the syrian conflict have also been avoided such a meeting of the arab league in cairo russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov drawing the gathering and stressed again that's any interference in syria's internal affairs is an acceptable violence for that regard as so the source was not i don't know if it was that the joint statement declared that's russia the league of arab states finally agreed on the road now has been suggesting for quite a while now a five point roadmap for number one is immediate cease fire and stop the violence come in from all sides of the conflict then it's impartial and free monitoring of the situation in the country point number three which is probably the most

important one that has been meeting all this time is no external interference as a lot of once again stressed that russia does not support the syrian regime but rather the people's rights of choosing their faith poor of their own country installed in their ads or mastic issues on their own also they talked about the needs of humanitarian corridor for all the people of syria and we need aid and. praise for the f. words of coffee and then who is currently in syria trying to establish dialogue between president bashar assad's opposition groups of which there are more than one in syria he stressed that all sides of the conflict have to sit together and talk russian foreign minister sergei lavrov also said that russia thinks that a new un security council resolution on syria can only succeed if it's not driven by the desire to let's rebels. street battles russia has previously vetoed the un

security council resolutions on syria in october and february because those resolutions in russia's you were only putting pressure on assad and his government rather than on both sides of the conflict. coming up later this hour the fries it hailed as a win for democracy it turns into a grab for power to the. memories of two violent revolutions are still fresh in the minds of people in kurdistan where politicians stovetop as nic divisions to prove is that support. and learning the hard way we report on the first lessons of live big talk to arab children israel as their homes are glued and their basic rights to an education is tonight. officials claim turns thousands of people took to the streets of moscow to protest against vladimir putin's presidential election victory of the turnout was far lower than for earlier rallies with blame being put on internal conflicts among the movement's leaders and the lack of clear goals there's

no date for a new opposition rally with some leaders suggesting a two month pools until putin's inauguration. can offer. it's fair to say that much less people came to this rally than initially expected by the organizers they were waiting for up to fifty thousand people while police said only around ten thousand people gathered here on the way out what this protest movement is showing that the figures of those people willing to take part in these rallies are obviously obviously dropping which means that the time of tests has come for the opposition there's still no clear leader in fact a group of nationalists walked out of this march accusing the liberal course of the oppositional for driving the momentum of the protest movement into a dead end the movement he started in december to be parliamentary election time is accusations all about fraud it went to a massive social campaign for a transparent presidential election and indeed unprecedented steps were made to

ensure that i'm talking about the web cameras installed over ninety thousand polling stations a million observers who are monitoring the vote at these polling stations as well but the opposition says that while lesions happens both during the voting and during campaigning although society is split on the results of the presidential poll we've seen mass rallies both in support and i guess its results several members of the opposition civil activists were detained during the previous rally they didn't want to leave after the time agreed with the authorities ended and in fact we're we've got reports that the same people tried holding a non-sentient more toward post and square the same square again which sort of again shows how divided the opposition is dividing those mostly into the peaceful part and to the yes more radical part as well so it is clear the opposition needs a new face it needs a leader it needs to find

a direction to attract more supporters and constructive and concrete demands commenting on this time out of the no go right stance allison examined the law says he believes the opposition has the public continues to court. when the people are demonstrating in december they were industry. because they wanted more fair elections the demonstrations pushed in some hold power in russia too to do so many films like to change the law for preaching political parties and so on and in this case i think it's very positive but also again most of the key pours who are industry to be voted for me can pull that off and those who stay in the street nowadays in russia they know that they will never take the power legally so they can only gauging somebody's connections to him to make them. see in the blood of the majority of these people who are industry they do not recognize themself and. political leaders like.

this is what i see most of these people today the opinion of journalists to. the needs of however is that the latest precious was not constructive they want to hold on. to our respite for allegedly breaking pressure. third you are no good mood today was so much more constructive than it was at the end she put in rally on march the fifth which was downright hysterical if that hysteria that irritation and aggression had continues it would have alienated the public no one here wants a revolution no one wants to fight with police the people who come to these protests only want change they don't want bloodshed or violence which is what can scare them away. but at least in the program we take a look at the latest twist in this saga of the greek debt crisis off the field

today in light of the tunnel for greece's rexx economy has turned into a great night and that was the point that. i would say history's a war hungry us politicians have still respect a treatable one hundred eighty three conflicts but someone will have to. the first anniversary of the fukushima disaster is marked thrash the axe of it staged a protest outside france's nuclear safety agency calling for atomic power to be phased out of the country that's one of the world's biggest uses and they. trailed area. people of the dangers of a nuclear accident thousands have also protested against the use of atomic energy in south korea and in japan mourners gathered in the city of sendai in remembrance of the disaster on the eleventh of march last year our massive tsunami killed nearly ninety thousand people and set off a major crisis what it has

a nuclear power plant forcing nearly one hundred thousand people to flee their. policy in relation to group says its truce with the israelis and a series of rocket strikes was the reaction to several israeli air raids which took the lives of at least fifteen palestinians as reports fears are running high. to even move. more than a dozen palestinians have been killed and dozens more have been injured many of them children in this latest israeli strikes over the gaza strip now the most high profiled palestinian to be killed by the israelis as the leader of the popular resistance committee out casey who publicly went on record and acknowledged his ties to the kidnapping of israeli soldier gilad shalit was held for more than five years in captivity in gaza and released late last year these really say that in addition to this they had evidence that he was involved in the planning of finding

and the directing of a deity cross a border raid from the sinai peninsula into israel last august now the israelis have also been targeting a number of empty training camps across the gaza strip cairo has criticized tel aviv for breaking a tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza and the palestinian authority says it is all to blame for creating a negative environment that would only siege and elation of violence in the last twenty four hours they have also been some eighty rockets and mortars that have been fired by palestinian militants from gaza into southern israel and a number of israelis have been injured one of them is in a serious condition now in addition to this physical manifestation of violence on the ground we have been investigating a different type of warfare and much more subtle type of warfare taking place here in israel and that is over the question of the right to education of israeli children and as we've been finding out that right is the most watered down when it

comes to arab children. the lessons of life come to the children hours before the rest of the country wakes up these young arabs are preparing for the long prick to school it's a twelve kilometer walk there and back tiring difficult and more than a little hair raising it takes the children about two hours to get to school the older ones helping with younger ones with their bags but it is dangerous and just a few days ago where. the children now do missed being knocked over by. the children have to walk along dirt paths and cross many busy streets part of the journey is on a bus but after they get off they still an hour or more of walking their elated every day and exhausted even before the first listen starts the youngest is just three years old. it's because we aren't because our religion is muhammad not moses that's why everything is light this. is radio losses transport must be provided for

children living far from school but because the local authorities say the families are squatting illegally on privately owned land they refuse to help educate their growth. internationally and also in israel children should have access to education at a reasonable distance from their. proper type of education. their very educational system. a day after we visit the bulldozers arrive because far from wanting to help the children you thought he's one for families gone where is the day before this house here we come back and find this. our children hate the police we hate the jews and you ask from where is this hate israel cause it's over democracy what kind of democracy does this to its children. now come at them the now since the founding of the state not a single you out of a village was built and for most of those already in existence there is no overall

plan which means that every construction is around the legal. and so with the homes up for demolition and the dream to be educated a daily trudge these children are learning the hard way that some of life's most important lessons happen outside the classroom policy r.t. surfin junction israel and the latest series a rare strikes in the gaza strip shows israel isn't interested in a peace deal with palestine that's according to politico arliss dr. i think the consequences hard for the peace of process which has been suspended for the past weeks now i think the israeli government and the israeli cabinet has announced that all the palestinian. initiatives for beazley to not want to have any kind of a truce with this fire for the past it twenty years now there on the palestinian

authority have negotiated with their israeli side the end we can see clearly that the israeli military is using its power and might. in the gaza strip what they can the policy would be would ever will this is an indication that the israeli occupation forces the might want peace. and of course if you missed any of our stories you can always go on to our web site called and that summer was right. in front of compassion to action as brazilian beachgoers applied for the lives of dozens of trying to dolphins driving the helpless remodels back control is seen. as tourists here hide the eyes grow that still they try to hide its fate by literally had held from a by pass a sign said save the moon became its accomplice in a sinking history's most notorious prison like. athens may have hoped it had escaped the gallows but it seems the news may have been tightened

around its neck that's after the movie is credit rating agency declared greece in default on its stead and it comes in response to the country carving out a deal with private creditors that will write off over one hundred billion euros his reaction runs counter to e.u. leaders who held their green ones to be the end of greece's economic woes however another ratings group slams the euro crisis efforts and showed no mercy to the struggling greek economy by downgrading arsonist to restrict a default and christers lewd acts as a space journalist believes the they are one will collapse unless the government finally starts to look into the always shoot or track to investment into the country i think the big government a big group will go a little close to the model. that is your calling for. sure pisco if you go disagree. because you are

surely worse you are want to invest which is very good. very big loud if not gone right first schedule then recall accurately. gronk obama's push for diplomacy with iran over its nuclear program has hailed has failed to quell talk of a pending military confrontation statements from america's top defense official suggest the strike is in the planning stages and could use a type of bomb never seen before. to see chicken or of course it looks as if history may be repeating. the. fish are popular pet among us war veterans like mathis sure row something the nerves of some of the roughly one hundred seventy thousand american soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder the u.s. army frag has one hundred eighty three campaign ribbons on those one hundred eighty three ribbons each represent wars when you compare that to the world of two hundred

thirty six years that we've actually been around as a country you're talking about you know a war on average once every year and three months serving americans are on permanent standby to deploy to carry out warfare on command as the u.s. has a bone to pick one enemy after the other from the soviet union and the choppiness threat the most useful enemy where we are legitimate and we are completely fantastical it was always available as a global conspiracy against which to justify any smaller untag it is after the cold war the list keeps expanding allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait airstrikes against syrian forces are more on target. begins striking selected targets on military importance undermine saddam hussein's ability

to wage war we should get out these air defenses with a defense budget that surpasses the military expenditure of all other countries combined. no other nation drums up war as consistently as america and while people are still responding and recovering from the violence that's going. in one place or even in the same place we're launching new operations and more atrocities in different parts of the world the military industrial complex worth billions of dollars is largely america's driving force. deeply rooted in the system it would serve no purpose if there was no one to fight if there were no more enemies left there would be a rush of a sense of mission a frightening thought to many as this would reveal the economic social and cultural emptiness at home here it was a country when there are no enemies who try to put together the evil empire again do in a syria what we're doing now in libya we've got to overthrow this guy the threat that iran poses us here in and year out americans are convinced that the u.s.

has to remain on the defense or petrified of death by terrorism so should i don't think i think a lot of americans wish we'd spent more money on war finding the next target is never difficult we are inventing a nation of iran as an enemy as a threat to the united states sister of nuclear weapons it is not. nation that has not attacked another in literally centuries and has no capability or desire to attack our country do you think the west might start to work with iran iran is the one iran it should be iran the us has been picking and choosing which countries to intervene in for centuries as the list of nations that america loves to hate expands the concept that no war at all is also an option seems to have been for about the situation i see. going to some other stories from around the world a culture of political motion radial essential some chilling leaving six people

dead and fifty five injured local media reports that the dora tribe lost control of his vehicle and for a the separation barrier passion had out to the passenger. who came here please. i've been killed and more than forty injured and tired one of the capital's main bus terminals witnesses say three grenades were thrown at the station from a passing car explosions are the latest in a string of incidents that began when the country sent troops into neighboring somalia. these are outright some gammon have codes thirteen militants linked to al qaida it's thought the country's military is trying but after a time the group claims the lives of two hundred troops last week but some local residents say u.s. forces are behind strikes al qaida has long presence in the country especially in the south where one hundred fifty thousand people have left their homes in the last

. sighs of nationwide unrest still clearly visible in kurdistan the central asian countries so too blood revolutions are less than a decade with some losing them as the march of democracy also has made claims politicians were manipulating people to grab power or she is a kind of go to travel to the region to learn the lessons of the past it's election time in kurdistan second largest city candidates where the local legislature appeared down from posters striving to projects the bill and she and trustworthiness yet the streets are silent. and uncertainty is and there you are provocateurs who would use any chance joined in mind peace that we could not. stand a former soviet republic in central asia is a poster child for revolutionary fever two of its previous presidents were ousted by enraged crowds each uprising was pretreated by the west as the people's democratic awakening despite numerous casualties and widespread looting so much so

that some critics people are now taking pride in their ability to settle political disagreements by force. we curate is can wait for a while but once you get in on nerves you better run for your life. but nowhere has this trigger happy political awakening cause more pain and suffering than an arch and ethnically divided city in the south of the country in june of two thousand and ten vine political elites instigated fierce clashes between communities more than four hundred were killed thousands lost their livelihoods all victims of militarized politics that have become a quarter of the democratic process here. was beckoning over who is that were burned and looted a year and a half ago are now being rebuild. but many locals fear that politicians will once again gamble on ethnic divisions to achieve their ends. is becks and curtis have

different political preferences but given the kurds majority and their professed readiness to fight for their interests democratic procedures are normal and would just about the country's future for many years backs in are quite literally about life and death. as blacks are very afraid that they will again be used to scapegoats in political games many have left the city on the eve of the election for fears of riots i advise those who stay to vote like kirk is to to avoid any anger from their side while the sunday vote has seen could be streaming to the polling stations many respects made arrangements to leave town over the past few years their words a revolution and democracy have become almost synonymous but they couldn't be further apart the gun overrides the strongest of arguments and it always puts an end to any minute full political dialogue and it's kurdistan's example shows once violence is introduced into the political process very soon it becomes the first

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