tommy. its intentions. but. the truth doesn't appear secure. on our t.v. . today's news on the stories that shape the week no peace in syria until rebels stop getting support from outside russia's outlining its vision on the conflict to the peace envoy and moscow. the killing of two gunmen mohamed morocco uncovers a bigger problem in france as experts highlight dangerous falls and the country's immigration policies. as pressure mounts over top rounds nuclear program protesters in israel opposed to an attack on the islamic state warned it would have catastrophic consequences for the region.

right now in moscow efforts to bring peace to syria are underway joint u.n. arab special envoy kofi annan is meeting russian leaders with the kremlin's priorities of being and of violence and get both sides in a conflict into talks more on this now from artie's peter all over peter the international approach toward syria seems to be leaning towards a diplomatic solution what can we expect from kofi annan meetings. well kofi annan has already held a meeting with sergey lavrov the foreign minister be meeting with the with president dmitry medvedev a little later on now from that meeting with love from all of we've heard the from the russian side saying that they are very happy with their meeting that they tell me such a. happy this kofi annan has said that in no way does he want to see any kind of military solution to the situation in syria and that it will need time though in

order for this diplomatic solution that he's put forward to you to come to fruition now with that meeting coming up with president medvedev it in less than an hour expecting not to take place we heard from one of the president's foreign policy advisers he said that it's also plan to put forward. their opinion that they think hyundai no peace in syria as long as weapons and support from outside the country keep finding their way into the hands of the syrian opposition now that's probably a point that's going to be put forward from. by president recommitted to kofi annan russia of course one of the major i think is in trying to bring around a solution to syria they've been involved pretty much since the since the get go along with countries like the united states and some european nations as well as our countries as well now we're also hearing. the mission is yet it will call for

a cease fire an end to violence from both sides. involved in the conflict also get people to the table to talk getting people to the table to talk is also part of the plan that's been put forward for peace in syria by kofi and now on the. six point plan contains such things as they said is getting the sides together to talk a cease fire is one of the most fundamental parts of us proposals being put forward by the former u.n. secretary general also. so humanitarian aid can be allowed to get to those parts of syria that need it most those key factors in not. you know know this plant seeds support for the united nations that in fact prompted them to do release a statement fully backing the anon the plan if you will for peace in syria so the un their full weight behind this for the secretary general's plan for peace here

oliver in moscow thank you for that report the u.s. has praised the u.n. security council unity behind coffee announced mission as a positive step towards ending serious crisis but activists are worried over washington's habit of reading between the lines when it comes to resolutions as we've seen in the past what the u.s. government does is it takes these what seem to be innocuous nice sounding resolutions and then drives you know a mack truck through them and says oh well this justifies military intervention this is just a prize bombing attacks and no fly zones and so forth i would assume that the russians are going to be very cautious about the wording of their resolution but but i think we should keep in mind that no matter what they do with these these resolutions these interventions they always end up with a worse situation and there is much more death and destruction is so forth if there is intervention my position is just leave this to the syrians to resolve it's lead

to the disastrous consequences we see in iraq and afghanistan elsewhere around the world where people despise the u.s. and that's why some of us are saying it's time to dismantle this whole regime change foreign policy of interventionism in under cleared wars where the light at the end of the tunnel in syria the chief or he now is that it could plunge into an all out civil war and deep sectarian splinters in the country it's a prospect that's already having chilling consequences beyond syria's borders as a boycott explains. it's an air of c.t. on the mediterranean with a passion for everything. lebanese tripoli looks a lot like its libyan namesake and increasingly it's being drawn into the revolutionary violence it's home to sizeable alawite and sunni communities and with the syrian border just half an hour drive away tensions are already boiling over

the road separating the alawite and sunni communities here in tripoli exactly mean mysterious streets and attitudes to what's happening there divides lebanese more than anything else this country stands to lose the most from the disintegration of its neighbor cannot approve of that came just a few weeks ago when one night bullets started to flow across the street the clashes claimed the lives of two people and used the rest deeper into their ideological trenches residents of these alawite sarber raised money to put out this impromptu memorial to the leader and the countries they consider their protectors but you must thank you russia there is also no second guessing on whom they consider that anime america is like a euphemism for american interests you don't hear a great democracy human rights for freedom. serious ruling baath party has its regional office here its chief says meeting bashar al assad in person was

the most memorable event of his life while the prospect of a un sanctioned foreign intervention in syria is now minimal he says behind the scenes syria still remains a front here for regional powers. from here about half an hour and everything. from. going from going on. or from jordan from there from. across the street in a hospital. run by a sunni charity attitudes are strikingly different most of the patients here are young men from to homs province and some like muhammad don't hide their affiliation of a different syrian army he staked on who is responsible for the bloodshed is not hard to guess. i have a warning for the russian people if they don't change this will cut all ties with

them once the revolution reaches its victory you still have time to make the right choice. the hospitals administrator shows us some of about five hundred patients they've treated since the uprising began. allegedly committed by assad's regime and mounted crimes against humanity but when i ask him whether the revolution is worth all the suffering and destruction his response is not exactly humanitarian but we have many destruction and we have more than i can no more than eleven thousand as we hear. i think. evolution has to pay some. something. with. changing. life to keep the two warring communities apart eleven his government has dispatched

an army contingent to this city for all its resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario at some point artsy tripoli lebanon. western nations are being accused of a blinkered vision on the subject of violent crackdowns against protesters by the u.s. and its allies turning a blind eye to clashes in another country later this hour we report on how peaceful and tyrus mean demonstrations across bahrain format with police rubber bullets and tear gas and more civilian casualties. during a tense thirty two hour siege this week a french police shot and killed the gunmen in toulouse who murdered seven people a hundred more are killed three children and a teacher at a jewish school as well as three soldiers in iraq a frenchman of algerian descent was shot more than twenty times by officers as he

tried to escape through his apartment window he claim ties to al qaeda and underwent training in afghanistan french intelligence had been watching mark for some time and is being criticized for not acting earlier his brother who said he was proud of more us actions was in court on sunday and could face charges of being an accomplice political analyst alex korbel says france's attitudes towards migrants may lead them down a path of violence. that the french don't arabs in france are really illegal is related because they. don't feel like french people think that they are french and when they go back to jail you know for example there are these a little relation because they don't speak and because they don't know the future so you know wait there really are a mediator on both sides and it turned to aggression and maybe you religion as

a substitute for a no sisterhood culture in france because of sarkozy's post police sees it can lead police seize the groups doesn't exist so you have a lot of people rescind the presence of the immigrants and immigrants feel that they are not welcome so they turn to aggressive actions. that's france continues to reel from the deadly attacks pakistani intelligence says dozens more french muslims are following in iraq's footsteps and are training with the taliban we've got more on a lot on our web site r t v dot com. wanting a juror has been shot dead and sixteen others injured and weekend violence and chips and military clash with thousands of football fans in the city of port side furious over a two year suspension slapped on their part the decision calls the worst stadium disaster new jets history which saw seventy four people killed last month a number of police officers have been charged over the tragedy but many egyptians

blaming lax security middle eastern history professor lawrence davidson of says there will be no fear added to the violence because no one's taking charge of the situation. he just has no no standing law and order actually. that has stated things are such that the government is not going control bihari is. not going to come out of its barracks unless you can try to you know who very very large well and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that unpopular decisions are really you're going to get this sort of spontaneous kind of outburst of anger and there is no capacity to control it nor is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there's no central

control in egypt now. prattled process of creating egypt's new constitution is already hitting the buffers with one rigorous storming out of a key parliamentary vote about who will draft a panel will press on regardless later this week if a liberal m.p. is a say the groups dominated by islamists as ringo starr reports the squabbling another sign for egyptians that their year old revolution has ground to a halt how dilema could be opposed to going for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on the two square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the streets with him he doesn't feel things in egypt have changed for the best result. we were against mubarak as a person we were against the whole system against oppression and justice a lot of scarcity will prove their actions show the reply you seem to me just used

by him. the ruling military council or staff replaced hosni mubarak who gyptian is accused of corruption nepotism economic mismanagement and human rights abuse but authority who can scarce policies until the situation eerily similar if not worse now you're going to proctor's suspended with live ammunition in a sort of rubber bullets as that isn't the course you get labeled strikers who get referred to a military tribunal runs over them before the courts in the past two years you have more than thirteen thousand me gyptian citizens who are processed all military units that's where you more than what most of did during his thirty years of wood the streets of cairo teeming with tourists before the revolution are now considered on sci fi even by those who have lived in the egyptian capital all their lives you can find the police in the street and even in the there they don't truly help and.

you know it's like a kind of they are punishing the people because the the of the revolution so they're not doing their or their work they don't care about what happens and deliberately neglecting. every single crime that is happening and they just chose to turn their back and some believe revolutionary guards choose to turn their backs on the military transoms questionable policies seemingly comfortable with the way things are. a lot of revolutionary forces sided with the military council which are leading deals before evolutions with even more ground and ignore the main demands of. most of the political elite and are looking at fixing feelings and changing them a real possibility now is the revolution entering a second stage this time prompted not just by the young and the educated but by the

poor and the unemployed whose numbers have been steadily rising since the military council came to power the situation is really getting worse and i believe that these people who are really suffering nowadays because they can't even. afford to work to feed their or their families and these people are really there are going to leave the sky. and the wave of evolution if you can what you want to call it like a second wave of revolution but it's going to be really really aggressive and really really violent and bloody is there is that out here square is filled with vendors in your cellars i will you spend a few turns but from time to time things get heated up again those who have spent their days and nights here just a little over a year ago top of the burger king say their job is far from over and the revolution continues it goes courtier cairo. buckram has been caught up in the press violence this week as anti-religion rallies are corrupted and fierce clashes with security forces throughout the country the opposition claims two people happen killed and

they are rats rubber bullets and tear gas for years to disperse rallies in the capital of na na mar and some other mainly shiite talents opposition parties claim the true victims of the violence died after and tear gas terry forces have been accused of killing scores of protesters and have arrested thousands a sense of anti-government. care for research correspondent finian cunningham says westray shows are reluctant to get involved in a situation because it doesn't serve their interests but what if you know. selectively people progressing to an advance in the order of the suit your agenda is revealed in the new year was not. regime this is not going to be all the way as in bahrain will just lead us if we spears move the way it. is not interested in seeing all the all the regional media. for the we're all solution very

critical and still serving agenda by the way has a very selective focus on all. these regional countries and who is all the countries were in synch that we're suggested to do. and we usually does in syria the regime is certainly not of washington or london and the west is doing. is doing everything in its core to try to. prove just against the on the syrian regime workers in bahrain and in suits to do this very much to heart i don't think the powers that be firmly ensconced there are meant to. as artley live from moscow still ahead for you a flash of inspiration for russia's election this weeks after keeping their eye on the presidential we look at how the costly run network can open the shutters on a new lease of life. was killing the newborns you don't want the

disturbing discussion being held by top british medics about the whole super bullshits. the e.u. imposed a new batch of sanctions on iran on friday this time for allegedly mineral rights violations as part of a growing campaign against over its nuclear activities even for israel's spy agency and the cia reportedly agreeing that iran is now developing a bar for some experts the pressure could have precisely the opposite effect since iraq we just cannot take seriously practically any american there gratian regarding alleged weapons of mass destruction or saddam hussein was supposed to have or iran's nuclear program had put myself in the shoes of a real leadership that if your country is threatened all the time if the only country with weapons of mass destruction nuclear bombs in the region is israel and israel threatens iran every other day those going to attack it unilaterally well i wouldn't be surprised if you round did think about militarizing their nuclear

program why is it that the united states britain france could be trusted with nuclear weapons israel could be trusted with nuclear weapons whilst israel's behavior in the region even worldwide has been the plural over the past decades however iran has to be practically erased off the map because they want to have a nuclear program activists have rallied in the streets of tel aviv in protest against the israeli government's calls for war with iran campaigners fear a military conflict would be catastrophic for the entire region our correspondent policy player was at the protest. this is the first demonstration of its kind and it comes after months of increasing will recreate by the israeli leadership what protesters here are saying is that the israeli prime minister has his own election campaign at heart and that is what is motivating him because the board on this the way to include his book you love if you does the one in that you sincerely believing that he is. going to mend and wishing the way destroyed the iranian

nuclear program this may have some totally crazy in this direction and recent polls suggested that some fifty eight percent of israelis are against a military strike now to manson all of this demonstration began about a week ago when an israeli couple launched a campaign on line in which they posted messages of support and love for a brain your ordinary iranians responded with the only suggest so if you look at facebook and other social network sites you see messages like israel loves iran and we are not at war with your country any rein in saying we love you as well we are not a war with anyone demonstrated in talking to say that the score by the israeli leadership is irresponsible it will need to large numbers of people being injured and hurt and it's not clear how or when any kind of military strike with iran will end but whether or not the israeli government will listen to the voice on the street remains to be seen policy r.t.

tel aviv and more reports from our correspondents in britain at archie dot com including fueling controversy. british government under fire for a hike in tax on petrol with small businesses playing long term game but long term pain. extensive work can network that was used to give maximum transparency in russia's presidential election didn't come cheap now thoughts are turning to what to do next with the quarter of a million electronic eyes that capture the vote it. takes a look. those videos went viral from cultural dancing in chechnya to some quite impressive workouts five hundred years worth of light video recorded on one single day was part of electing the next leader of russia but cameras were installed at all polling stations and wanted to or any possible fraud but the relatively few violations were overshadowed by the

entertainment provided some have already dubbed the election the most expansive live show in russia's history. we've brought the most advanced software to the most remote regions of russia now we can do video conferences scholars can be lectured by diverse professors from russia and a brood. that's just one of many ideas about how to use the two hundred fifty thousand cameras and what russians may still be undecided who they want to keep an eye on they definitely want to control not entertain the all seeing eye all the outcome will make things harder to hide under the carpet and russia's police stations are somewhere critics have argued for a while we need to come under greater scrutiny particularly after several people died recently probably injuries received the while in preliminary. i

suggest we should move cameras from polling to police stations it would not violate the rights of those detained as their faces would be hard to read but it will save the detainees themselves from police abuse. meanwhile parents want to protect the children from another type of abuse corruption in schools with the annual nationwide state exams due to take place in june they are logging for classrooms to be equipped with c.c.t.v. . it's crucial for us that all children during all types of exams are on equal terms that they do their tests without help. there had been numerous complaints in the past about unfair competition but there had been no proof right now the rule going to the bank with some of the ideas on the table authorities have launched an official competition for the best brought you to use the call slick wittman's and with everyone allowed to have their say the people's big brother sent.

it to the grandchildren r t two on line r.t. dot com right now there is one lens from which there's nowhere to hide a cutting edge camera that's catching criminals in japan as it scans and lines of faces in just seconds we tell you how it works. plus protests and to run more occupy after to see their peaceful demonstrations and in detention as fourteen are held in new york a photo footage is online right now at martin down. to academics have ignited a furious debate in britain and beyond after advocating that parents should have the right to end the life of newborn babies in the same way as an abortion before birth but british medical ethics journal which carried their article says it's intended to provoke academic debate but there's been outrage over the comments as artie's opera bennett explains. actually think course was eight months pregnant when she found out her son would be born with down syndrome even as late as that

the only advice she got was to have an abortion doctors tried to persuade her sam's condition would be a struggle not worth living but six years on the only struggle mother and child have had was ignoring that advice i was treated as if i was just stupid. it is very sad to think that they are the people who are giving advice their mothers they have acutely so everyone needs taken in i took a sad life and they don't i loved it they might i failed a field our children aware preserving they're not worth saving they're not worth having and that really isn't ok that stereotypes just being taken a whole lot further by two ethicists who argue gets to kill babies even after the born the controversial comments were published by the oxford educated professors in a leading british medical journal they dismiss newborns as potential and not actual

persons they say killing them so no different to a normal prenatal abortion but critics branded infanticide sort of asked the question is a new born child any less of equal member of the human family than a member of a certain race or of one gender or the other the authors of stoked an ethical storm by advocating after birth abortions in all cases even if the babies are not disabled the authors have now received death threats and say they were merely making an academic discussion our job is to publish arguments for. issues so that people can make up their own minds in the long run some of these missions are very complex and. for example i don't agree with. conclusions of the people are i would like to defend people's right to express the

views and other people's right to respond to them academic discussion or not the articles prompted outrage not only amongst pro-life groups but also mothers of children with disabilities who declined the option of abortion definitely seems to be a trend now to say that you know these children shouldn't be here it's not something terrible it's not awful just because it's not what you imagine doesn't mean it's not something fantastic because having sam in our life is amazing absolutely amazing sam's a member of his local swimming club and plays football to seeing him here it's hard to believe how doctors could say his life would be a burden i think when it's see london we're reporting on how serious troubles are having a ramifications for its neighbors in a few minutes lebanon's foreign minister tells r.t. about tackling the conflict but before that a recap of our main stories is just ahead.

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