syria says president assad can step down only as a result of dialogue between the government and the opposition also looks at how the media has been turned this story around. by and from talking about torture and silence to its military tribunals the complaints of attorneys have gone ton of the detainees who say the defense of prisoners is being jeopardized. doctor among so protests over a fading economy report on how spain's recession affects more than just its feed as many of the country's horses are condemned to death by their own. this is coming to life for moscow hello and welcome to the program syria's deputy

prime minister says foreign military intervention would be an infringement on the right of the syrian people to decide their own future the comments came after a meeting with russia's foreign minister in moscow to look at a political solution to the ongoing crisis but as all he's lucid catherine of now reports western media came out with a rather different picture of what was actually discussed. i want to play to you is something that the syrian deputy foreign minister had said during the talks that was grossly missed interpreted and exaggerated in fact in some of the news headlines there are. recommending resignation as a condition before conducting any dialogue means that you can't attend to the matter at hand the dialogue can discuss any problem i do we are ready to talk about anything even vicious question can be discussed but a resignation before any mechanisms in place for the syrian people to express their opinion is

a democratic approach. but as you can hear right there which i was talking about is the need to remove any kinds of precondition such as for example other requirement to present bashar al assad stepping down before some sort of a peaceful solution could be negotiated that is not what was reflected in the news coverage of the talks on tuesday between the the syrian delegation and the russian government of course we do it to keep in mind that the press conference that had taken place was in arabic as they were translated to russian and then into english but what this really serves to highlight is the lack of accurate information and balance information coming out about the eighteen month long conflict i also want to bring into the discussion the example of aleppo was the battle continues to rage in serious second city several news outlets have reported for example what the free syrian army spokespeople have said that they have taken the trolls of nearly two thirds of the level of the syrian government of president bashar al assad have claimed disputed those claims and what all of this really serves to highlight is

again the lack of balance information coming out about this conflict there really needs to be a middle ground in this escalating conflict what we're seeing instead is a sort of black and white paper trail the trading of barbs sort of the lack of ability for the different sides to come together to really move this forward and a diplomatic way another thing that's really not helping. the potential of a peaceful negotiated solution to the crisis is some of the language that we've seen coming out of the united states as of late on monday because president barack obama had really caused quite an international stir when he said that the movement or use of chemical or biological weapons by the government of president bashar al assad could trigger would cause the u.s. to reconsider its opposition to military intervention this of course goes to the against what sergey lavrov has been continuously calling for which is unilateral action by any outside power that this is a conflict that needs to be really resolved from within unilateral action by any

country outside of this conflict will only make matters worse the russian foreign minister had said that it looks like there may be a willingness to discuss a potential solution to the conflict in a diplomatic matter of many factions both within and outside of syria did not wish to see a peaceful resolution succeed so it really remains to be seen whether there could be a way out of this conflict that doesn't further make this ongoing war even worse because to. meanwhile on camera is investigating the possibility of syrian involvement in monday's come bombing in turkey's southeast it walks an industrial city close to the syrian border claiming the lives of nine people including children to officials were quick to put the blame on kurdish militants who deny any links to the toc on proclaims that kurdish separatists capitalizing on the quay also involved syria and have accused affronts regime of stirring up the coffins by only because on syrian

soil to discuss the escalating regional tensions we're now joined live by jeremy sold associate professor of politics of the universe to interrogate mr so thank you so much indeed for joining us right now so turkey is investigating possible syrian links to the bombing but it sounds rather vague it's a finger pointing towards damascus what do. you think about the grounds for these accusations. at the moment is that there is no evidence who did this. the media and government officials have been blaming the p.k. k. the people. no evidence has been produced and this was an. action that might come but so far it hasn't appeared neither is there any evidence that the syrian government is behind this attack once again if it was we need to see the evidence so we don't know who did this but it's very possible. people who want to. escalate the tension between turkey and syria would like to see

turkey take. more. or. prevent this type of. very much this kind of bombing. controlled car bombing actually has the hallmarks of jihad and there many of the means are some sort of movement crossing over into syria to fight against the government could it. be has said that the lost son is a clear message about tech its foreign policy you want safe haven flying. for the sunni i think. the turkish government didn't seem to realize the implications of what it was doing. to confront the syrian government anyone who really knows the region would realise that the people who were confronting them. they were also the walker from the picture. the situation in syria who are doing exacerbate the torture. of all this is working.

because the turkish government is going into the situation without realising a year ago the implications of what was actually doing all right could be the response from you now do you think it will draw conclusions and reckon see. should we now expect ankara to take a tougher stance on both sides here on the. i think we can see that the situation at the moment is reached some kind of impasse that everything gets me down over the past years where the friends of syria which of course included. turkey that includes arming the rebels financing them uniforms them even televisions and so forth is not work at the moment the syrian government. seems to be the situation with your. claim that river controlled sixty percent of the city the city to look for. in the rebels themselves and i would making that. we can say

very few people support because of the gangs that are. being located so the who the friends of syria the christian base is what we gave up looking for more money for more weapons looking for more to help ease the disorder but after eighteen months as long as russia and china prevent the u.n. security council being used to fight if you support they going to do it because it seems the war of attrition. does not result in bringing down the government and there's no sign that it will actually succeed in bringing down the government so the situation is what we do do we treat the economics of the new order. more deeply. think that's the point we reached and barack obama's statement about chemical weapons was a red herring. to just. mention if necessary i think at the moment they're not sort of it about what they should do next when the sound that primarily. sees its

own agenda but with the latest developments can we expect to become a significant player in this syrian conflict already. we can see whether in iraq. in syria. ultimately they will play the one guy who we all know we have no friends but the mountains and they only have themselves. very much amongst themselves but in syria what's happened i think is that the kurds seized the opportunity to kind of shrink the controlled and close to turkey the damascus looking cars and to do that much money if you don't think with government ruskell is going to have been doing it because it's too distracted by. trying to control the. groups across the country in the city don't want to work in a kurdish front as well so i think primarily this is the result of the kurds taking the initiative and taking the opportunity to take control of these areas and of

course that's. where now it's seen as. the border now it's being seen. for a greater. which would include iraq and syria and then that would trigger the train to give to include parts of recent had told you in the region so there's not a lot of talk about this in the talks may get done with watches in lebanon iraq cuts across a number of borders i think across a number of borders being called top and the rest not how could this conflict. once . again a year ago. you can't do here what you did in libya and syria. but if you intervene in syria. and i think that is very much the possibility that if the syrian government can be brought repercussions and spread want to costa rica

grandma keep a lid on the orders critical of a lot. of homes the sunni governments helping with the attacks by sunni muslim. muslims so the consequence of what is now going on and this is a bit more sponsored those we should. have predicted. they could go anywhere they could end up in the last or remove war with global consequences so it's time for people to give. to his little bit and see the situations leading to the region. and sold us a professor. many thanks indeed thanks very much. coming your way later this hour they are some drought rumbles on the diplomatic spot with a weaker leg said isak continues with i quit all saying it could take to the uighurs international court all the details are coming out. attorneys for

inmates had gone time about a say they've been banned from bringing up the subject of torture in court and they also claim that a number of other legal restrictions are stopping them from building a proper defense in cases that could result in the death penalty so there's a shares are set to be discussed at a pretrial hearings for five inmates accused of masterminding and launching the september eleventh attacks and they were shadow to start today but were delayed until thursday due to a train crash in baltimore which disruptors the internet connection to go antonymous president obama pledged to shut down the notorious prison gives ago but has never lived up to that promise l.t. is more important i report. as the saying goes everyone remembers their first war will be forced their way and one year from now and us president barack obama's first executive order delivered on a promise cemented over the years as president i will close guantanamo reject the

military commissions act and if you go to the geneva conventions i've said repeatedly that america doesn't torture and i'm going to make sure that we don't torture nearly four years after america's change took office one hundred sixty eight detainees are still being held at guantanamo awaiting their day in court before a military commission but even then the obama administration will not allow them to testify about the alleged torture and harsh interrogation techniques some claim to have suffered according to the government there is no scope. to the advocates did soko. were church in the course of treatment the government's justification for that is. that disclosing that information to court could be damaging to u.s. national security interests at a pretrial hearing at guantanamo bay the defense attorneys will challenge u.s.

secrecy grooves and a litany of other restrictions that experts say undermine the right of detainees to receive a fair trial and defense counsel may want to communicate or send a letter you know provide the current updates on news information to inform them of certain things that that may apply to their case and every one of those pieces of correspondence is then run through a vetting system where the government is reviewing all of that to determine whether or not it's proper material the confidences are being contaminated directly by the u.s. government over the years the u.s. military has gone as far as dosing detainees with high levels of psychotropic drugs according to reports released by the pentagon get most prisoners were forced to take mind altering drugs often against their will before being interrogated a story first broken by truth outs lead investigative reporter jason leopold what

the inspector general said was is that detainees were interrogated while they were on drugs that is known to produce or will end up producing unreliable information so then you have the government going into the d.c. circuit ok and arguing that all of the detainees statements are true critics accuse obama of following in the footsteps of his predecessor george w. bush by continuing a system that revolves around censoring defendants in the name of national security this is not a legitimate process how do you prosecute someone cheney years after the crime when you had full control of their body. and the evidence for that an entire period of time nearly eleven years following the september eleventh attacks the us military commission is set to hear the first set of arguments in preparation for the trial

of five suspects the us president meanwhile is campaigning for his second term apparently forgetting about the monumental promise he made when beginning his first marine aboard i am artsy. despite recent economic reform songful costs project spain is set to slide deeper into recession the country's difficulties have seen thousands of people rally over a period of many months but they know the only one suffering as all she's an expat russia claims. for several months thousands of spain ers have been protesting mildly and angrily as the government's austerity measures spark rage among those who feel those cuts most painfully the recently published financial forecast for twenty thirteen suggest that should madrid stick to its current financial policy things will be looking even worse for the pensioners and the unemployed. but while these people can stand up for themselves these four legged fellows cannot to voice

their discontent since spain plunged into an economic crisis horses have also become its victims this looks healthy now but a month ago he was barely alive he's the only survivor from a herd of more than ten seven more dead bodies were recently discovered by workers of this animal shelter in madrid they get absolutely the number of horses we have to care for has increased dramatically with the crisis people can't afford to keep them touch why they dispense with them find them into a bowl condition always did it through excrement and drink green water to survive keeping one horse costs around three hundred euros a month something many private families and horse riding schools to north now afford price are often being sold almost half. their value for seven thousand euros instead of twelve c. boyle is already the last us we're losing money it's good if we can please cover our expenses but nowhere fraid we might have to sell our horses to slaughterhouses

if we don't find the means to survive and that is exactly what thousands of horse owners have done since spain plunged into recession this year the horse meat industry registered in increased input of thirty percent less poor sweet is not so popular with spanish consumers so it is usually exported abroad to countries like belgium france and russia about eighty percent is for human consumption and twenty percent is processed into any more food this shelter hasn't seen any state subsidies in for months but private donations ensure it's survival expired groceries from local markets may not be much of a delicious treat for these horses but it's better than becoming food for someone else as austerity measures continue to strangle spain many of these once loved animals will most likely pay for human economic mistakes. ski r.t. reporting from madrid in spain. just

a bit later this hour google standing up for itself in court but it is still we are peabody and you know so i don't think this judge is is either a moron or a crazy loose those fire there somewhere so google denies any accusations of bribes bloggers to make them support the web giant at a high profile lawsuit plus in just a few minutes in our business our day daniel is here daniel are the two you know boy or afloat shares and soul food producers so traders russia joins the world trade organization so they do slow it's horrible get more people who fly before was one causing fertilise the subsidies used to speak to the business world to meet. four people have died and over eleven thousand were left without electricity due to heavy flooding in russia's southern cross in our region it happened after a robust it's buying stew to extreme rainfall the water supply and future system

and three villages around the city have top set were also damaged the show say an early warning system worked effectively and that people were successfully evacuated from their homes in time the largest the ministry has sent rescue teams and trucks with drinking water last month and more than one hundred forty of food people have died as flash floods swept through a different part of the reacher. and some other international news for you this hour at least seven people have been killed and thirty three wounded as a gun battles raged overnight in lebanon's northern city of tripoli forces have been moved to the area in an effort to despise the clashes the fighting between sunni muslims and otherwise has been fueled by the tension in neighboring syria the two countries share a time gold worth of ethnic and religious connection. greek prime minister antonis samaras says his country needs more time for forms that's ahead of his meeting with the head of the euro zone to discuss if greece has. enough to ensure

its next a much needed bailout payment so mars is also due to meet with his french and german counterparts later this week tough spending cuts have already proved hard to swallow for the greeks forcing thousands to rally in protest earlier this year. ecuador and president rafael correa rares says he might turn to the un's international court for help with resolving the case of julian assange it follows comments by a swedish justice ministry official that a songe wouldn't be handed to any third country if there was a risk he had faced the death penalty than that after the u.k. has threatened to enter the ecuadorian embassy in london and arrest him the way colleagues editor has been staying there to avoid extradition to sweden for questioning of alleged sex crimes which he denies and last coyote from the u.k. pirate party says sweden's assurances are not firm enough for some. really big holes in the embassy but it's difficult to see how we will get out

a man who. seems to be returned to try and yet out of its own or produce from. a mode to staging the ordinary. common crime to third countries don't like when it's a question of the death penalty so i don't think these insurance that were given. to actually satisfy. what needs to happen is that there is actually marsh sure sounds coming from. now it was correct technically insurance and so she don't know how much also. binding nature of this is common practice doing the math to me. time to try and. brauer. between the computer technology giants google and oracle which began last year has

taken a fresh twist a court ordered both to reveal the names of bloggers who were allegedly paid to comment online in favor of their companies so there have been sued by oracle for breach of intellectual property law and its use of undrawn its software google finally rejected claims that it had a rival online commentators to make them support the company in the case the court has set a new deadline for evidence to be disclosed and journalism professor said at georgetown university christopher chambers believes the internet giant has a serious question as to answer there's been a jury verdict in the copyright and patent actions this is after you know the smoke is cleared and this judge is doing this it's it's utterly utterly. unprecedented i do believe in there where there's smoke there's fire thing and because oracle who had lost you know who was the point of you know had you know one or two people that they said they had dangling there must have been something there must have been some of camera as they say in latin to the judge that you know something was going

on here or he just looked and saw you know article upon article blog post upon blog post lining up you know in google's favor and said there's got to be something going on here i don't think this judge is either a moron or crazy so there there's there is fire there somewhere. and it seems now the w t o isn't the holy grail many of thought and daniel is here now to ask please explain to us today russia joins amid warnings it won't bring down short prices or help trade the most for export yourself listen told us there are benefits. where male living in the twenty first century do we really need to be that i'll beat you . absolutely i think is an dispensable part of operating and the global economy operating and then the vironment bet is competitive that provides the impulses for change really sounds like you view it as

a little promoted for change but other countries such as vietnam see that they're not reaping the expected benefits of the. well actually if you look at the dynamics of foreign direct investment flowing into vietnam what you see is that before w t o membership the country was receiving approximately around three three and they have billion dollars worth of investment after w t o accession this figure went to the three fall but this is really up to each country to decide how much it can try to reap from w.t. accession because obviously w.t. org social benefits the pound also the accompanying policies of countries and their companies argentina this week while the w two complain against the

european union i can be w. till sensually be an effective mechanism of resulting trade disputes yes so far actually one of the more efficient parts of the operation of the w t o is precisely in the sphere of settling disputes and this is something bad. russia could certainly use after w two accession especially in an effort to lift restrictions against russian steel exports for example and the exports of chemicals there are almost one hundred restrictions currently now in existence against russian exports abroad. the states will lift call for trade restrictions on russia within days says the head of the w t o the one nine hundred seventy s. jackson valley a men with balls favor trading with russia even though the reasons behind the disappeared two decades ago pascola me as u.s. business. in forcing some fails to act forced. fears of

a chinese production bubble growing on uses of force steel mills felt a cartel put this months both global demand and prices have been falling for a while now and the list for ignoring market signals means a bubble that's about to burst you traders a cautious head of merkel and hollande meeting this week when they'll talk greece's debt problems the euro's also steady after hitting seven week highs roubles losing some of yesterday's big games the russian markets opened lower this morning tracking down beat sentiment in asia moscow's heading for its biggest drop this month as investors cash tuesday's three percent gains the billionaire's race to be russia's richest man has heated up after a cop price deal came good because it was tipped a bomb went off of his perch after buying chemicals monopoly supplier last year for a fraction of its current value with sixteen billion dollars mickelson is just behind mining magnate but he's expected to top his royalists of good years off the

list on the stock markets in europe today you know we'll have more from the next. q very much changing a dying you'll see later and shortly i'll take a look at this splendor of russia's wouldn't churches through the lens of one architectural photographer and i'll be back with a recap of the headlines cast zero interest a couple of. my

name is richard davis i'm an architectural photographer from london and i've been traveling in russia for the last ten years on a project fed rough wooden chair choose obviously i fell in love with the trenches they are extraordinary ok it's a beautiful opiates and the church is is a religious monumental obviously but it's also an object of wonder you know it's something that people can look around and it opens their eyes that their chairs what can be achieved by using your imagination. download the official r.t. application to yourself and choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's now t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch r.t. any time.