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it is a pleasure to have you with us here today. states that syrian opposition groups are pushing the country even deeper into crisis this according to russia's foreign minister he took the floor at the u.n. general assembly of course he said that a comprehensive cease fire was needed to stop the violence he also urged the u.n. security council to resume debates on the humanitarian limits to sanctions with details now from new york. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov talks about a variety of issues but clearly syria dominated his speech foreign minister lavrov says he believes and russia believes there's still an opportunity to and a conflict in crisis in syria but it will require some fierce international

consensus the international community must come together to demand a cease fire in syria by both the government and the opposition to demand the release of prisoners and hostages and allow for humanitarian assistance russia's foreign minister said that he believes that one of the very big problems is that all members that signed the geneva communique are not fulfilling their responsibilities and obligations he said is very important for the six point peace plan that kofi annan outlined many months ago for that peace plan to be the foundation of what there could eventually be. resolved to the crisis that's escalating in syria but he said what is most troubling for russia is that many western countries that are supporting the opposition are only demanding for the syrian government to cease fire but are looking the other way when the syrian opposition is waging very deadly attacks those who oppose the implementation of the

geneva communiqué so they can plan themselves an enormous responsibility if they insist on a ceasefire only by the government and encourage the opposition to intensify. but in. syria even deeper into the abyss a bloody struggle extremist organizations including al qaida have become in syria. against innocent civilians and civilian infrastructure. foreign minister lavrov said another serious concern is the use of unilateral sanctions particularly by western countries he believes that these unilateral sanctions taken outside of the united nations for example in syria the u.s. and european countries imposing reduces the credibility first and foremost of the security council and also can escalate humanitarian crisis further foreign minister lavrov said that at this point it is a very important time he believes for international relations to come together and

the credibility to not be compromised even further by their by their being many divisions within the u.n. security council on a variety of issues. because one of more important. syrian activists a gun fights between government forces and rebels and the historic districts of aleppo have started a major fire in the city's medieval markets on friday the u.s. defense secretary reported syria had moved some of its chemical weapons for security reasons but said the country's main stock remains intact and under government control president obama said the threat of chemical weapons could be a red line for the u.s. to act in syria this as washington pledged additional multimillion dollar aid to the syrian opposition to help the fight against assad political analyst says u.s. intentions in the region are driving syria further from a peaceful solution. well it's the standard policy of the us government it is it is

designed to oust rulers of regimes that are independent of what might be called the us military empire and replace them with pro-u.s. rulers so we have the economy of supporting dictators in countries that are loyal to the us government in trying to oust dictators that are not loyal to the us the u.s. is committed to the ouster of the assad regime and whenever you hear that the united nations is just designed for the american taxpayer the american voter create the appearance that the u.s. is interested in spreading democracy and freedom when in fact it has a long history of the forty dictatorial regimes in saudi arabia even iran under the shah of iran syria itself don't forget that the cia used the assad regime to torture some of its rendition torture victims and so the the whatever goes on in the un is really ridiculous and senseless. well we closely following

some lighter stories from the general assembly on our website on. a somewhat world leaders seem to be tiring of taking sessions too seriously un team. thank you. all right this is artie thanks for joining us today faced with a fifth austerity budget in a row spain is gearing up for a new wave of protests people are demanding the government. policy of cuts. to head off the crisis. now we've seen those demonstrators out in force throughout the course of the week on tuesday

or wednesday massive demonstrations in central madrid where thousands of people taking to the shrieks part of the so-called surround or occupy congress movement we're also seeing clashes that train police and demonstrators on both occasions on tuesday night police charging down those protesters they batters they fired rubber bullets in total sixty people being injured thirty people being detained in their accusations leveled against the police force of brutality of using excessive force in those actions that's on the back of a very austere budget we've seen in earlier this week axing forty billion euros in terms of cuts target ministries and also see again a freeze when it comes to public sector pay thirty year that's now been enforced it's all comes on the back over sixty two billion euro cut that we saw take place earlier this year that largely impacting the health care and education system mail

through fruitless though because spain's boring cost look the saw from nine billion euros to thirty six billion euros in two thousand and thirteen that really take a massive swipe any savings are seeing from these us there to the measures. spain is also at the moment facing a crisis within a crisis because on top of everything there's those in catalonia calling for independence and separatism this will only be adding to the worries of prime is the . catalonians feel they're being hard done to by current economic conditions that they contribute far more to madrid central budget and the ever see in return to take into account that catalonia is a region contributes about twenty percent of the nation's annual g.d.p. we suspect that sentiment to be heard later today in the streets in central madrid as with more and austerity sentiment again. i miss the government will be forced to

listen to some of that anger. now bahrain's opposition says a teenage protester has been killed in violent clashes with police in the capital manama police fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse demonstrators who were throwing stones and petrol bombs now they've been demanding equal rights from the sunni monarchy for over a year now let's talk about this further with patrick henningsen a geo political analyst for the u.k. column a current affair website good to see you today patrick as i'm sure you've been listening and i keeping a close watch on this story bahrain has recently accepted most of the un human rights bodies are recommendations pledging to improve its treatment of political activists crackdown on torture but now we have a report of another person being killed should we be buying the lines that they're selling us this is the third child to be killed in bahrain this year we had a kid killed on january nineteenth another teenage boy was killed in august this is the latest one you know it's quite funny that benjamin netanyahu would give

a speech in the u.n. craving israel is the beacon of democracy in equal rights so forth and his rule routinely shoots children through stones but yet they are special friend of the united states and have a special position in the u.n. in going to some kind of moral authority so that the do the situation in bahrain is completely ignored for reasons that are obvious but punching out if i can you know if i can just get into that right now because it certainly does raise some eyebrows certainly the fact that the unrest in bahrain has been going on for approximately nineteen months now a quite an approximate time scale that of syria and yet the whole time the west is ignoring bahrain and focusing fixating i should say on syria what why why is that because the difference between bahrain and syria is bahrain is what you would call good customer been pro-choice. seeing a lot of us armed and as it as has all the gulf states that's one of the

results of the ratcheting up of war rhetorical with iran it's all the gulf states that are within reach of iran are currently arming up mostly buying second generation surface to air missile defense systems radar defense and also bahrain is a good customer in the fact that it's in a special club it's hosting the u.s. fifth fleet which is a key sort of piece of the military chess board so syria is not a good customer for the west they're buying their arms from places like russia so you can really see where the game is and how the west calculates who is going to be targeted for humanitarian intervention the new is not. the issue here of all the sales between between regional areas that i want to want to go to before the fight can it's been speculated that saudi arabia and the u.s. want to establish military bases as you mentioned

a moment ago to possibly ratchet up pressure on iran and why would that be the case i decide we saw an ad on yahoo where there's what i'd like an acme picture of a cartoon ball by the u.n. the other day but is it really about ratcheting up pressure on iran do you think well it's about the whole geopolitical dominance in the region and you know already the u.s. has is building what many would call a secret base in messy iran which is an island just south of the entry point to the strait of hormuz and that's a bahraini island oh no sorry and that's belongs to oman and they also have. yemen . so control island has a u.s. base on it to the south of the arabian sea you have the diego garcia base plus you have bases in afghanistan also military presence in georgia and in iraq so iran is completely surrounded so bahrain is is really what they keep. point is oman and yemen but the rain is also very key because of its position in the straits of

hormuz so you can look at that is an important geographical and military point as this protracted conflict projected conflict with iran takes place over the next few years so it's kind of like a cold war situation warry where the u.s. is trying to surround its adversaries that's the way we see it we can shine the maps around r.t. for weeks now and it really does show an incredible footprint of u.s. and nato and u.n. bases are basically all surrounding all that area and surrounding the primitives of russia patrick henningsen i wish we had more time we don't but political analyst for the u.k. call him current affair website a pleasure to have you want to see today thank you. are still to come and i just a few minutes here on our t.v. we explore what's being done to talk hold massive youth unemployment in the u.k. where one in four has no job. now of these and other stories

lined up for you right now reports coming up after a short break on role research i live in moscow and i hope to see you in just a sec. it's minus his day starts at five am in the winter tending to his flock of three hundred sheep in the mountains of t.v. thirty five years old it wasn't the life he having studied accounting but she just . dictated that he would take on the care of these animals after his father. he's just made camp at their winter farm stead setting up his ute the traditional two vini and round tent made of disc ins. back amongst his family as his job is a lonely one and tough going out in a way there's braving streams of plus to minus forty degrees celsius is that i've used them there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm

almost alone and my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town and i spend a lot of time here. so most of us are simply carrying out the work that his father did and his father before him nothing has changed over many many centuries and that's half the problem it's hard work and many people don't want to come into the industry now and that's where they fit their could die out altogether. it's difficult to manage everything alone i used to have people who helped me but they were no good they didn't take care of the sheep with all the halts they hurt the cattle. with people leaving them coming to the countryside the regions government is having to act making the life of a herd and more attractive than promising largest subsidies for countries and livestock and organizing cooperatives for the sale of day put out to ensure the hoda gets a high at fair price i asked sympathizes with those youngsters leaving for an

easier more profitable life they in their publics capital. but he no longer wishes to join them he enjoys his pastoral way of life and looking for a helper who shares his enthusiasm but more time on his hands he says matter of fact way he can start to look for a new wife. and well going to the future like fish or swimming bird you can catch both at the premier merits like deviation show of the summer check out a whole family of russian engineering feats that let ships truly fly or just go with the flow and take in the view of the bay below but hold on there could be turbulence on board the plane it's only jet powered in p.b.'s plane that martha. paired up with the world's most colorful chopper and you've got a team bringing to douse the flames technology i'm doing here on r.g.p. we've got the future cover.

mission going to be soon which brightened a few. songs from fans to pressure. moves from stone totty dot com. live from moscow this is r t thanks for joining us today america has removed a militant iranian opposition group from its list of terrorist organizations originally one of the main participants of the iranian revolution it's now in opposition to the government in tehran juste and international affairs and defense analyst believes the u.s. is possibly cultivating one dangerous ally this group. has been very successful apparently to get the support from both the republican and

democratic parties. as well as. really torie. and also there is another issue that the worship by find these groups the useful it seems that they used to be that used to feed these two thousand and seven to try to this. situation apparently pretty sure we've seen this really secret service. they have used this group to the s.s.e. nations so for dr scientistic iran to carry out all the rights of the group they're going to be secular. power. they were good to go back to their roots which is there. anybody who is a critic of the current government of iran i would say that it's child's play

compared to what the government if you or i would be run by the. just a moment on the r.t. world update for now they're looking for work in times of recession as i don't think task but some struggle more than others and many young people in the u.k. send out thousands of job applications to no avail and despite government's efforts to create jobs for those under twenty five the prospects are bleak. discover it. picture the scene nothing to do and nowhere to go. no money in a prospects but this is not a film plot this is the reality for millions of young people all across person come to join the mouth rolls which is a film production company of this working and training young people in media and communications that's a really good way for a lot of people who are looking for jobs to come develop those communications skills unfortunately across london and very much depends on which bar you live in

a so whether these types of services are available to young people because of this he got this opportunity to promote this different thing. it was just like people look at anything it is a big issue a big issue. then i think that's when young people go off sometimes they can go off the roads because they have nothing to do job prospects a bleak one is for sixteen to twenty four year olds in britain right now are out of work and the capital's been hit particularly hard for everyone just. three to four weeks. and if you really. love the immediate reasons are economic east

unemployment has been a growing issue for more than a decade and it's called far reaching cultural implications do you think is the recession this is an issue that people get jobs as is and it's. just a recession i mean because there is there is jobs out there i mean some are friends of going into shops or have signs in their windows and then they get turned down straight away anyway just gets put to the side so. why why why is the reason for that because we're going jeans and not trousers so what's being done to address the problem the government pulls out providing a billion pounds of funding the schemes aimed at getting young people into work but by the ballot it's an organization aimed at getting young people politically engaged say that's alone won't be enough it's got all these wonderful things coming out but they're not telling anyone about it and that's a problem. young people who are looking for apprenticeships and sending out with

something like three thousand job applications and not hearing back at all and that's just ridiculous really so what they need to do is come down to the channels where young people are facebook twitter all the social media streams for actually beyond door to door when people knock on your door and talk about politics or you know your parents that that's not what we need anymore we need to go we're here to talk to you and stead and i think that's that's what they need to do anything to start really. demographic in fact engagement was the word repeated consistently by the young people we met lucky enough to have kids. and it's. you know we've been trying for that we have. you know if the government is there for us to do and have a variety of options. you know do you feel. you sceptical but once hollywood made love a happy ending the reality is the young people in london right now that might be

a little hard to come by their. london. off to somalia we go to get up to date now and it's the kenyan army that has driven the al qaeda linked militants out of their last stronghold in the somalian port of kiss my own kenyan soldiers operating under the mandate of the african union shelled the city and attacked the airport. insurgents lost control of the capital mogadishu last year and kiss my oh was the last port their control. when you protest against militia groups have sparked up in the libyan capital hundreds of people marched across tripoli demanding to disband interim security brigades and introduce national police and army the militia groups comprise are mainly rebels that toppled more market deathy last year people however however numerous security breaches and lawlessness last week and the militia rallies turned violent in benghazi and

protesters stormed their headquarters. now at least eight people are believed to have died in a fire at a factory in the urals region in russia eight of those have been severely injured suffering from burns and smoke inhalation the blaze is at the oil sludge processing plant to grip two large warehouses covering thousands of square metres the fire which investigators say was most likely caused by an explosion has now been put out . that is it for me for this hour here on r.t. they're up next after a short break it will be the latest installment of technology update. if you're passing through rushes to veer region you really can walk on the wild side. thousands of kilometers of unspoiled countryside make up an area where it's still possible to live off the land and enterprising locals so the fruits of the

forest by the side of nearly every road. such spectacular scenery makes it a paradise for fisherman and provides a business opportunity for hunters. you know he has been hunting for more than thirty years and works for a company providing expeditions for tourists this season ducks are on the menu. for two things a successful duck hunter who. would be very quiet i'm not going to write him. off. but when you've been in the business as long as he has the birds don't stand much chance. there are defined hunting seasons in russia but lax enforcement means many animals are killed out of the allotted times which can leave young animals orphaned and unable to survive but environmentalists are fighting back the heart of just us forest provides a sanctuary for the most famous beast in russia it's home to

a group who rescue often bear cubs and raise them when they're old enough to fend for themselves the cubs a target taken to a remote location and released back into the wild but it's not just bears who find a haven here this is wolf island here wolf pups have been captured by hunters or bought from zoos have a second chance at life and conservationists have a unique opportunity to observe them these walls are all around four months old and they'll stay in this area for up to three years then most will go back to the wild for good just viewing them from the car was an experience in itself but then after a bit of a bumpy ride came an opportunity i just couldn't pass up. this is what i was hoping for when i heard i was coming to a place called wolf island a chance to get close and personal with the locals and it's these guys going to act as pasta parents for the next generation will come here using the old walls

as surrogate parents has already proved a successful technique. every place infant wolves with one year old wolf cubs his parental instinct is totally shaped and they take them as their own cubs it's an important part of the world's development and a major factor in the success of a project which has seen more than twenty generations of cubs grow up here it's going to continue to take time and money to rehabilitate the wolfs reputation in russia. but the keepers here hope their research and dedication that wolf island remains a place where visitors can truly understand of the wild. oh

and welcome to technology update as the weather in moscow has already taken a turn for the worse the team and i pads are swimsuits and headed down to the black sea city of. as it just so happens for four days at the beginning of september the quiet resort town is transformed into the center of russian maritime aviation journalists and spectators alike flock to the night so title international exhibition of hydro aviation probably the biggest crowd pleasers for the acrobatic air shows from the country's top flight nieces the russian knights and swiss kicked up the state's festivities with high speed fly overs and there were government officials on hand to open the exhibition as well as stress the industry's importance to the economy while the large crowds came out to see jet stream overhead the real site to see was closer to the water surface. name implies the craft on display needed to mix both water and air in order to take part. however there was more than just a feast for the eyes and. there were some food for thought as well scientists and

engineers got together to announce discuss and probably argue about the latest trends in developments in the industry. also taking advantage of the spotlight international companies hoping to make a splash here in russia for example this roughly one hundred twenty five thousand dollar water pack made in germany could be tried for about five hundred bucks for ten minutes but the most practical of these for designs seem to be the sea legs and fifty asbos with a separate motor to operate retractable. this new zealand creation is the easiest way to get a boat in out of the water that i've ever seen and it's no slouch either when it's in the water the top speeds of around eighty kilometers an hour but most spectators came to see the pride and joy of russian engineering. one of the biggest stars here in this show is going to be two hundred which for years has helped russian emergency services help save lives.