they to whom machine looms over syria as alliance member turkey claims the downing of its fight to judge by damascus was an attack on time from the joint member if notion of from the syrian capital in just a few seconds. putin heads to palestine to push for middle east peace talks in israel focusing on iran's nuclear ambitions and ongoing conflict in syria . the eurozone crisis claims its fifth victim cyprus asked for a multi billion euro bailout to rescue its feeble banking sector and finance its debts.

they're world news and analysis twenty four hours a day this is r.t. . nato is set to decide what action to take against syria after turkey called for an emergency meeting of the alliance ankara says its allies should view friday's downing of its military jet damascus as an act of aggression so let's now get the very latest in the syrian capital how far is the u.s. led alliance expected to go in dealing with this dispute. well very this question still remains open but indeed nato officials will be gathering for an emergency meeting in brussels later on tuesday and that's off to turkey's request the country has invoked article four all the alliances chalta that allows in your words members to call for consultations if it feels that its territorial

integrity will national security have been threatened the last time article four was invoked in two thousand and three shortly before the wreck invasion and back then again that was took his initiative this time took he has called for a meeting for consultations often it's fanta just will show don by syria and in syria and turkey is insisting that it will show dollars while it was flying over the international rule to some thirty miles away from the syrian coast it's also been saying that syria had been firing on another plane that's been in the area for rescue and search operations and we've been hearing strong words following this incident from an karrar described as a hostile action as an act of aggression and western countries have also condemned syria for raising an acceptable and disproportionate became very serious position remains a clear whether that was an act of self-defense and it's been behaving within the

international law off to the plane did violate its airspace and it had no choice but down it's off to these happened and syria is also saying that. it was a hate by the croft machine gun which has a range of that soon too and hopalong which is so at the moment was the one that took this plane was teed it was flying over this here when actually rule to two two countries to have absolutely different fuel. what happened on friday and experts back to tuesday's meeting of nato members say that turkey may use this opportunity to try to persuade their lies as members go to consider these incident as an attack against turkey and if this happens the reason that potential restarts the alliance is members may invoke article five as well that says that an attack against nato

members should be considered as an attack against the entire block and in this case every and each nation would be nato has the right to take measures we've been hearing from western countries that they're ready to panis damascus and of course in this case fear is our main fears are that it would be. using armed forces a group that ministry of the regime will be here and it will from nature's officials about possible intervention to syria and while many diplomats say there is no appetite at the stage for war for military called flicks in the region right now this could be used by the alliance as a pretext to start the operation here in syria and of course in this case syrian conflict has already claimed. hundreds and thousands of lies a position activists say fifteen thousands of life u.n. says more than ten thousand alive so it's been quite bloody conflict already during

these sixteen months but of course if the reason ration foreign ministry operation against syria aides will lead to more and more blood to flow unfortunately. this international around us will simply push the events inside syria out of the headlines or what's the current situation on the ground as you see it. but we have to say that the question is between governmental forces and the rebels to continue and we've seen dramatic escalation recently and just on the way here to studio i've heard sounds of explosions. and challenge shootings just not far from where we are which is. the center of this city so. many experts say that the regime has been fighting with these surgeons for six months already and it is now because at the beginning was it was is was not such a serious that your carbonated force like it is right now and of course the regime

is struggling right now we are fighting the state and actually say that if they were misled in syria this is a very good moment for that. ok officer if not for life in damascus thank you for now. turkey claims it's down the jet was unarmed and they were simply testing out the country's radar system but the head of an independent syrian the media outlets it was probably spying on damascus it could be there we're just saying. we know. it was marked and this time it was actually. shut it down with a maximum range of. what it was that i'm doing if i were goes away from. our land or our territorial waters i don't think the needle or any legal.

situation for putting any more pressure on syria is something the digital is doing . or trying to spy on the syrian army's movement in that area because the. area to be this close to the syrian border is actually a sense of. some kind of. intelligence one. later in the program marty interviews a top syrian diplomats who defends the country's continued purchase of arms from abroad. syria has the right to procure weapons that it can use to protect itself and its sovereignty and it's up to the countries that have been supplying the terrorists with weapons this is a proven fact that we have brought up time and again the united states and france and some of the gulf nations have been providing the militants with that which in turn contributes to escalating violence in syria we lose our troops every day to terrorist attacks and we knew civilians were killed by militants no reason simply

because an insurgent instructed to kill a certain number of people in a specific area when armed rebels intimidate show. into shutting down this stalls this is presented as an anti-government protest where is it is really submission by business owners afraid of their property getting downed if they disobey. intel of if president putin has called on both israelis and palestinians to resume talks to break the regional stalemate russia's leader is due to meet the palestinian leader. to push the same message moscow is also stepping up efforts to help resolve the conflict in syria tension of. interest. has more. both leaders said that the talks had been frankenfood full and the most significant point made was the point made by the russian president calling on both israelis and

palestinians to resume peace negotiations the israeli prime minister responded with this close that it was complicated but simple and that word president putin peace pawson that message when he meets with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the palestinian city of ramallah clinton also said that the two leaders had discussed syria and iran and he didn't go into more details in saying that the talks were fruitful and he thanked the israelis for the unveiling of a wall morial to the raid army that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time now the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone in egypt and in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israeli egyptian peace treaty certainly moscow has a huge role to play in dealing with issues in this region it is regarded by all the

players as a positive contributor what we do understand is that president putin will put pressure on the israeli leadership not to attack iran and certainly this is in the context of israeli leadership talking about striking to around because of its nuclear program at the same time moscow is unlikely to ask the israelis to hold back from interfering with what is happening in syria the violence unfolding there perhaps as we see this growing closer relationship which is certainly the mood that was put forward by both netanyahu and putin this growing relationship between israel and russia those two might help russia and the united states as relationship which has been waning in recent months. or across the border from israel egypt's president elect mohamed morsi will begin forming a new government to be to his rival in the presidential runoff. however they still face a standoff with the country's military council in power since the ousting of for many of the holes in the barrel before the vote took place last week the generals

dissolved the tips is missed that part and and paste limitations on presidential power and taken home by their phony future of freedom foundation says the changes in egypt will have political strategists in washington scratching their heads. i think washington is in a very difficult precarious position here for decades they've been supporting and partnering with this military dictatorship so it wasn't just a matter of barrett from power that wasn't going to bring freedom or democracy to the egyptian people the problem has always been the dictatorship itself that type of government and washed it has been one of the premier if not the creamier supporter of this dictatorship and so now you've got a man coming into power into supported by many of the egyptian people that are saying the military is no longer going to be in charge here the civilians are going to be in charge where does that leave washington does it support the democratic movement does it continue to support the military dictatorship which is refusing to

subordinate itself to the civilian rule impossible to know where washed is going to go in this. well coming up aired our team just a couple of minutes we report on the rise of radical islam in germany and why the government's attempts there to curb it spread are having little impact. and there's a u.s. minesweepers arrive in the persian gulf western nations fair iran will block the region's vital shipping route. but cyprus has become the fifth eurozone country to ask for financial help in the form of billions of euros to prop up its ailing economy the government there says it's a banking sector has been heavily exposed to the crisis in neighboring greece cyprus has to continue talks for from outside the country such as russia china it was island portugal greece and spain which have sort of actual rescues from brussels. spain sort twenty eight of its banks downgraded one thousand eight. off

to madrid asked for a loan of up to one hundred billion euros cross' research says the user is trapped in the vicious circle. we see now is that this this crisis reached sort of a tipping point especially in the case of cyprus and spain where what we call a missed call the do loop sort of the mutual dependence of banks and states and one another is reached the point where the state is no longer capable to prop up its own banks and the banks are no longer capable to prop up their one government so basically what needs to happen is that external forces need to come in to pro israel government so that it can continue building out its own banks there's an ironic situation one hundred billion is not enough for the spanish banks still probably need a lot more and i think within a year or see another european bailout for the spanish banks coming along and at the same time these bank bailouts for the for the spanish banking system will be passed through. the spanish government and this means that it will add up to the

sovereign debt of speaking and as a result will make it more difficult for spain to repay its debts in the long term . this hundred billion euros that's being piled on to. right now up to fifteen percent. for this is the real thing that we should be looking at because this will this will actually make it more likely that. in the near future. there are some other news making headlines around the world this hour. eleven people have been killed in two separate blasts in iraq the first bomb exploded outside a store northeast of baghdad killing five people and injuring three six others were killed after another bomb exploded in a minibus which was carrying a group of football players in the town. more than one hundred forty people in iraq have died this month alone and attacks targeting main the shia pilgrims insurance. police in bolivia have clashed with government supporters in the city of. offices

on strike and then they were met by advocates of the president ever morale is marching to the city's main square police used tear gas to drive back the pro-government groups the country's leader has accused officers of setting the stage for a coup claiming that their motives are political. three policemen have been killed during a shootout at mexico city's international airport a gunman who are suspected drug traffickers opened fire as offices closed in port is often used to move narcotics money and illegal migrants nearly fifty thousand people have died in drug related violence since two thousand and six when the country's president announced plans to deploy troops to combat cartels. for u.s. minesweepers have arrived in the persian gulf vital shipping routes for the global economy it comes after the rainy and military chief said the government might try to block the strait of hormuz to defend the country's interests at least expert and

he risk says tehran may resort to this action if faced with continuing western sanctions. i'm not sure that iran will go ahead with this idea if things remain as they are right now however if we see you some sanctions increase store for more tired or harsher sanctions then you might resort to other tricks that might have up its sleeve including taking some measures in the strait of hormuz but i think that you can also look at this from another angle president obama has been accused by birth these really isn't by republicans of being too soft on iran and recently a number of senators even sent a letter to obama urging him to make the military option appear more credible it might also be related to some internal factors inside the u.s. and also related to american genuine american fears that israel might go ahead and

launch an attack for strikes or by i think by taking this step as well the american administration might be trying to satisfy israel and keep israel or reassured that it's taking up this situation it's in control and it would allow iran to go to go too far and then in addition to the fact that it is also presenting a credible military option in case things go don't go to a world where we have plenty more stories and videos waiting for you our web site r.t. dot com including danger below deck all of a german warship turns dangerous after toxic vapors of sound on board forcing engineers to wear gas masks. three strikes but not out of the u.s. supreme court our polls are is only as controversial show me your papers immigration or. in germany an ultra conservative branch of islam is said to be on the rise salafist to promote the use of sharia law

in europe have been the focus of police investigations in the country since a terrorist shooting at frankfurt airport last year. has this report from the german capital. to the casual passers by these are just ordinary young muslims who want to be understood by the neighbors but if you can distribute the bible to be able to distribute the qur'an these young men are countrymen and they want to share what they believe in what's wrong with that but when you look closer desperately not just what they believe in but what they insist is their one and only truth worth believing this sign read the meaning of the koran in german and the man is face at hearings of an ultra conservative branch of islam infamous for their righteousness and intolerance of infidels. and a bunch of people control other people in the west it's called democracy to me there's only one. judgement but how do you know what the most of the ones.

distributing today. according to german domestic intelligence report salafism is the fastest growing islamic movement in the world is preaching ever literally interpretation of the qur'an to the point of gauging someone supplied by the shape of his beard or but their line of thought of her burka since it's a mainstream islam has the same problem was a solar first like none muslims because of a radical and. in some. situations it did except like most libs for years the german government guided by political correctness watched as the domestic salafi community grew in size given the fact that some of the nine eleven perpetrators used to belong to humber mosque didn't prompt much action but this month after a series of police raids the german government moved to ban a number of salafi groups whose ideology was recognized as incompatible with

democratic values the hard core fundamentalist mainstream muslims i just as in tell us christians jews faced. in this berlin mosque. i believe to him about the loss to the corpse and it was time to spread out of this alcoholism is a hole because it's made sponsored saudi arabia. point policy pals it's not only germany that's concerned about the spread of cultural radical islam a few years ago france outlawed the full face veil norway has also banned saudi funded mosques but as western countries are increasingly taking a stance against radical islam their foreign policy goal but seems to promoted salafi and related to how the movement's a seeing a major resurgence across the middle east especially in countries affected by the arab spring in the wake of the arab spring we've seen a growth in radical islamist power increasing in its influence there is an

overall agenda that is taking hold in the middle east and a lot of this is due to the involvement of washington and london in particular the intelligence agencies in the west have been seeding. backing radical islamist groups there are ties and links historically to al qaida and also the saudi arabian ruling regime and washington have worked together. for a long time while giuliani's far less vocal and the need for regime change in syria than it was in libya as an aging member is still in favor of and forcing so-called democratic changes even they've those changes are likely to empower groups that are now banned in germany itself x. on the way to artsy berlin. a leading u.s. figure is an. exception to this obvious political asylum request and that's

a sign by michael moore oliver stone and chomsky among others has been delivered to the country's london embassy where salans has been seeking refuge since last week i think that chomsky joins us on genetic this edition of his show on our t.v. together with a story titanic you can catch the discussion that's eleven thirty g.m.t. . now moving over to the middle east the deep concern in the united states and the other traditional imperial powers france particularly concern is that now they may the middle east may get out of control and that syria's much more serious than south america so i agree that's why they invaded libya and i have no doubt about it was to reestablish crew. i agree but i think it's all over so for example if you take a look at what's happened in the arab spring or the countries that are crucial to

western imperial power the oil producers they have been under a very tough hand in saudi arabia kuwait the emirates the major oil producing regions it never got off the ground the intimidation of the security forces back to the west was so enormous that people were literally afraid to go into the streets and the west mainly france and united states and britain and egypt are following a very traditional pattern there's a playbook that you pursue gives you a kind of a game plan when some favored dictators lose the capacity to rule. but now it's cos i was in the business desk enjoying tash oh about to see another day of losses on the equity markets as in the. well absolutely and of course the upcoming european leaders summits and you just start on. thursday really has investors skeptical they really don't buy the idea that it's going to help solve

the european debt crisis specially after cyprus became the latest crisis victim asking the e.u. for help let's look at the actual numbers they tell the story at the moment asia which is actively trading this hour is mixed the nikkei is shedding almost one of them three quarters of a percent i should say a stronger yen is really hurting and supporters including and honda and traders pretty volatile in hong kong but at least the hang seng is managing to hold onto some of its gains and sharp losses on the wall street overnight let's see those figures here they are as you can see the dow ended up losing more than one percent the nasdaq was almost two percent down and that's despite some good news made it namely the commerce department reported new home sales climbing to nearly a q year high in may and here in russia less than two hours ahead of the opening

bell of course the russian equity markets had no place to go but down considering what was happening on the global bourses on that monday and as a result the r.t.s. lost one and a half percent the my six was down one and a quarter percent and onto the currency markets the ruble was actually gaining to the u.s. dollar on monday but losing value to the european currency at the moment the euro is a trading higher against the u.s. dollar the dollar may be showing some weakness right at this moment but it's the recent strength is really and negative for the oil markets here are you saying that oil is trading a little war this hour it's still hovering around eighteen month lows at the moment it is below seventy nine dollars a barrel business our cheeks. with the head of the international industry forum

world petroleum council for now. the reserve perception that having the short term we may have an oversupply but again this is just typical of the look we've seen in the past that we continue seeing the future and i think. what's really bad this is having a long term perspective and that again is that oil prices should stay on the average pretty strong. and that's all from the business desk this hour find more of our dot com slash business and also you back here in fifty minutes. thank you as always. but stay with us for the headlines next an r.t. .

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