our summer m.r. chief. michael what you are t. here is look at the top stories the easiest paymaster has east germany's chancellor is in china trying to convince beijing that euro currency you still stable enough to invest in debt of the euro zone's fourth largest economy spain desperately tries to avoid asking for an another bailout. iran says it will create a group of three states to stop the violence in syria and start talks on national reconciliation that's how the main day of the summit of the northern alliance movement opens into iran despite u.s. criticism. of the rebel opposition in syria will be wiped out sooner or later as president assad and t.v. interview of the insurgency and to see no weaker as they continue fighting the army

bringing further destruction i don't want foreign country. up next we have the interview with a woman who lived in syria for twelve years and witnessed what the people went through when the first parts of the conflict ignited the war. well today we're joined by sister agnes mariam of the cross she's founded a christian community and i'm on a street in damascus she's been living there and working there for the last twelve years thank you very much a sister for joining us today my first question is you've been there for twelve years working in damascus in syria around different areas has there been a difference in your work throughout those years and in the recent months that we've seen uprisings and violence. we have been facing. reality evolving to get more and more of that as you can pick. you know it's

really in the center headed. it's so for us it was new because we were. put in sort of the nation of the smallest pity since nineteen ninety four when we couldn't really. appreciate. the security team in syria you know its security of course it which is imposed somehow. by regime which is very strong good and sometimes it kind of. began but nevertheless the reality is that everybody was living in security now we're when the events begin. to raise we were very happy. because we also wanted felt that the that is a need for

a chance but very very quickly. we got bad news. from. witnesses. in our day offices in homs. and also from damascus in daraa. where what to do is read less of the civilians without any political. position you know they were counting us telling our story as it were expecting the contrary of what we were seeing on the television so we took a position for the object of truth. real information and also for solidarity because lonely by scotty you had to help opposition where you had. people detained so you were also helping the opposition yes it's what we call opposition

the civilian or push your position which is not under any party and that i am not out of. you have you have always done today peaceful demonstration ok. so we had. to free to set free people also if there is a need of humanitarian help even we had a position meeting in our monastery and the first appeal for the day i logged and recourse in gates and was in our monastery and i'm sure very well aware of all the criticism that has been thrown your way what is your your relationship with the assad regime. you know i have normal relationships with. a religious entity and our of footy is religious it's not political.

it's not even civilian you know we had mainstream reports that came to syria and for iran for a while i went with them on the scene you know but in the january. in december i asked to go to a position where the good were already implemented ok and so i could have an idea as an eyewitness and in the beginning we did not even know who were sourced people and we said said those people there were. identified. gangs you know we said we don't know who they are but they are spreading. these or the killings abducting and many kind you know of

metal rods. to destabilize a country and all saw to implement a kind of ripple ration for a civil war for example they would kill. very targeted targeted for example they would kill a low it i have seen. in homs. if luck of blood. because in the day before. people you know source and i did then defied gangs have been beheading nine and now with people just because they were i know it i have seen this with my eyes and i talked to the population and the sunni population who do you think has has put. rated this they didn't know they said they were wearing like soldiers but do you think that it's their loyalty towards the what do you want me to do i cannot shut up if if if

nobody is reporting this i feel that if i know it and i do not report that i am helping. to continue that way and after even of human rights watch begin to talk about things perpetrated by. actual armed insurrection affiliated saying that it is affiliated to the opposition that were doing sins against humanity. and this is any problem and we're talking about the syrians in general do they want regime change look i think that yes and said the derision has fallen there is no more of the civil jeem you will never ever have the same regime on what now the commission they have been discriminated not because they are commission but because being commission they

could not but it dissipate in islam is the most gracious and sometimes it arrived to violence is against them. everybody says you know we had more than two hundred thousand coalition that had to flee out because of this on big worse position that we have to here to discern between exterior opposition you know in some of the leaders of the opposition outside of syria they never came back to syria since thirty years so they don't have. a popular ground ok they want to come to be able to come but with the help of. for them. what an intervention media. but you have the. opposition. would do doesn't want this kind of foreign

intervention. they want changes but without violence and destroying everything when we're talking about a solution a third way as you mentioned earlier in this conflict how is that going to happen given that there are a lot of guns on the street how is the solution to work and what exactly can be done there is big violence you know but. it's not everywhere in syria. the violence that is inside nearby the border there. and is following a special plan but in a country. who has a large piece of. people. around off lands which is not on the violence. and also even in the cities where you have violence they have so much space.

what would be. kind of you know for a country like iraq completely destroyed that many of the opposition and begin to think and to say it's not the way the value and it's not doing so since one year we have been more than one thousand people have been invited to. to the tourist complex to think about it certain way and third way the name of the survey if it's more solid initiative is a more subtle high initiative does not come from the opposition does not come from under regime it comes from the silent majority of the syrian people from the leaders of families of tribes of clans and also from religious leaders they meet together and they were very active.

when there were challenges that nobody could solution it but them for example in homs. you had many families completely trapped in the streets. they were controlled by the opposition but the army was going to bomb them and so they were under hard danger they were trapped for more than one month nobody would know how to do it so most of the high intervene you know. they have their cousins inside the opposition for example and the ghoulishness they have their own people believers in streets so they made negotiation secretly and slowly by slowly everybody could go out well there are also other christian or catholic figures aside from yourself were also making comments on the syrian conflict and there are

some of them who don't agree with you who say that the syrians need outside help they need intervention yet you're both all from the same community what do you say to this what do you think of this i want to say is that the syrian people has to defy by itself we itself what they want and my claim is that let the syrian people alone and the majority of the syrian people they want change but the change will be impedes in dialogue and reconciliation i hope he said kishore in syria is so strong he said they will make they are doing a new social pact. new basis result if you want. party political party and it will be stronger it will be better and it is open to

and your future full of you know more contemporaneous achievement and i hope with the blessing of the pottery are killing last i respect and i give him all my side with asian as a believer a sister i guess and i am thank you very much for your time. interpol started here before going to logan and now it's pulling wire. choose your place take your stuff. to.

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but he has paymaster handy as germany's chancellor is in china trying to convince beijing that your currency is still stable enough to invest in and that has the euro zone's fourth largest economy spain desperately tries to avoid asking for another bailout. iran says it will create a group of three states to stop the violence in syria and start talks on national reconciliation that's as the main day of the summit of the north the one nonaligned movement opens into iran despite this criticism. and the rebel opposition in syria will be wiped out sooner or later as has president assad in a t.v. interview the insurgency no weaker as they continue fighting the army bringing further instruction to the war torn country. here with sports news hello to you again and global sport is back with a bang and london it certainly is the fourteenth part of the big games have gotten

underway just when you thought the olympics that was enough no no no you were back for another twelve days of auction marina we're going to look at some of those right now. thanks for joining us this is indeed sport today plenty of head few in the next ten minutes or so including these stories and bring make double spartak beat for champions league qualifying to join fellow russian sides in eat in the group stages of europe's top club competition. time to say goodbye kim clijsters final singles towns much ends in defeats with the four time grand slam champion losing to the robson in the second round of the us open. on your marks get set go with the paralympics officially kick off with twelve days of action ahead in events as diverse as wheelchair fencing to blind. intriguing stuff more not coming up but

first there will be two russian representatives in the champions league this season spartak joining is the need to end the group stage draw following a three two win over fenerbahce leading two one from the opening leg in moscow sport's new anything but the feat in turkey last night would secure the lucrative european cup berth they didn't just trying to find though a brilliant flowing move after only half a dozen minutes seeing aiden mcgeady up already for the game's opening goal. header twenty one minutes from time for the hosts would mean a nervy finale but spartak held on for a one one scoreline meaning the cement their place among europe's top thirty two teams. read why it's not going to thursday's group stage draw let me give the former side celtic will to be there after they saw health and board for know on the i would get the spot losing their second leg kiev have qualified at the expense of prissy and munching gladbach clues on little will to be looking forward to some big

european clashes this. in the europa league meanwhile saskia maul score seeking to reach the first round proper the army men hold a one nil lead over sweden side heading into the second leg of their qualifying tie right here in the russian capital cousin to the top of previews the action. after starting the season with two disappointing defense in a row this guy bid to be back on track with force three victories scoring eight goals and conceding none and they're eager to continue their run it is they who sweden's ai came the second leg of their europa league qualifying tie after securing in their away win in the first encounter after people showed up for that i played confident at the bag during those games but the reason we want four matches is that we had most of the possession and tekken play improved has come management are confident of reaching the first round brought by and will be relying on

a swedish international to do so recent signing ross was al will have a key role in the midfield battle element maybe too much based there last hour in sweden he's a skilful player when he don't get pressure on him and he did a good game there for so that was not good for us however to his cause the fans are wary of the threat. and know they have a battle ahead if they're to progress which is cynical money i.q. are a strong they're especially good physically it is hard to tackle them and play against them and set pieces and we have to be careful near our own goal. meanwhile the eleven time swedish champions who are ranked two hundred second in the u.s. for standings come into the clash with nothing to lose the seat for the after twenty matches in their domestic championship and that is elms man will build looking to put pressure on says goes the fans and look to capitalize on any

mistakes at the back i think we had a good thirty minutes in the last game to start with we have seen we seen how. is defending and they got some weaknesses but you also we also need to defend ourselves they're really really skilful with the passing game after suffering a one home defeat in the. first leg aiki have outside hopes of reaching the europa league group stages how it was so much at stake this we dish side will surely go all out to some european glory. moscow region their career over tennis legend has come to an end at the u.s. open came close to saying goodbye to the game in which he ran supreme for grand slam offense the twenty nine year old belgian losing to critics start at laura robson in the second round at flushing meadows eighteen year old robson had only tasted victory once before in a grand slam encounter but was fully deserving of the seven six seven six scoreline in new york the scalp of three time u.s.

open champion clijsters certainly one for the teenagers scrapbook. reassure of the meanwhile was not in the mood to stick around on court for too long the third seeded russian thrashing spaniard blew a day. six low of six one in just fifty four minutes little known american mallory bird that strop of his next challenge in run three. defending champion some stores or see if he threw to the third round meanwhile the australian always in control against rimini and its whole winning six three six left on the american hard courts . well murray has been showing the same form that brought him a london olympic gold medal the scot remaining on track to become the only player to ever win the summer games on the u.s. open in the same year the twenty five year old brushing aside creation even dudek six two six one six three. three two and a loop as well battle for the chance to face murray in iran. and elsewhere in the

pick of their man in action world number five for overcame a potential banana skin in the guise of big serving size african heaven understand the spaniard winning a six four six two seventh's. golfing proof from around the world will be convening just outside moscow in a week's time to take part in the unusual russian challenge cup the event has been held on a yearly basis since one thousand nine hundred six and was officially included in the european challenge two or six years ago the russian golf association continued to stress the importance of the event for further promoting the game in the country climate means top class courses are hard to maintain but were guard lists of the problems the association say there are called think golf can one day compete against them or stop or sports or. admission that only of course there's still a big gap between international courses and those in russia but don't forget golf

in russia has only been gaining popularity in the last twenty years which means there's only been twenty years of development so we're still young and are making our first steps towards global integration and i can confidently say that these steps have been very substantial and we've already seen quite a few russian goals reach a podium finishes in. the london paralympics are now officially underway following the opening ceremony that welcomed thought of athletes and fans to the games the party began long before the evening spectacle featuring a certain russian supermodel on the streets of the english capital costs rev. the final stage of the paralympic torch relay saw some of the world's most acclaimed stars ushered the flame through the streets of london among them top international model and mother to three children not soluble john of a who also happens to be the ambassador for the next winter games in russia's black sea resort of sochi in twenty four saying that just that i cannot write i want to

use the resources that i have in russian to board to help me paralympic movement own pins are already getting plenty of support for accused contributing to the parley because instead and from the streets on when that source to the stadium where thousands of international spectators made their way to the opening ceremony for this canadian fan however it was a bittersweet experience in realizing that she too could have joined the paralympic ranks in london i'm on the development team so i didn't make the national team this year but hopefully for the next paralympics i can our group was lucky enough to also catch up with thirteen time paralympic champion remotes all of the russian state duma deputy participated in six games herself but admits that it's a completely different experience so right here as a fan let me now present i've never attended the opening ceremony of the games in my six paralympic outings as an athlete because i usually had to prepare for

competition during that time so this first time experience is like a holiday for me so that's when his welfare and big games have officially begun over the next couple of weeks athletes from hundred and sixty six countries will battle for the gold medal in twenty one different sports and these games are promising to be the most watched paralympics to date london's ones as well as organizers have pulled out all the stops in order to achieve a record breaking ticket sales that's certainly something to live up to when the next winter paralympic capsule of sorts you will pick up the bats and but so with ambassadors like top model now tell you have a down have off that task seems a little easier to tackle koester of reporting for artsy for going to take part in a long and. twelve day is in there and wait there that is all your sport for know whether it's next.

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