project's lumen egypt where the opposition declares war on the rubble random on the constitutional point poor piece of the board also claims a widespread fraud. and as egypt and other continues to reel from the effects of the arab spring some revolutionaries now say that to get its own things have only one. day knowledge will be medical workers the problems in spain first has the health for the thais ation as. to its hopeful normal demonstrations against.

russia on the wrong the wall this is with me you nash apollo hello and welcome to the program. on the main opposition group in egypt has urged its supporters to again occupy the streets and squares in a bid to challenge the fos rondell the referendum on unusual situation the national salvation front of a piece over the weekend pull claiming it was plagued by overwhelming fraud unconfirmed results indicate that fifty six percent approval of the draft constitution which was drawn out by the islamist would be backing of the president on the muslim brotherhood it's very grisly rejected by the opposition who blamed the government for turning to turning the constitution into an islamist code still time paul campaign is against the draft to turn things around before the polls open for the referendum second stage on saturday national salvation front spokesman david have booed is hoping the opposition's campaign is won't remain on. right now

we want the authorities the election commission to look into the violations and to decide by itself whether this is big enough in order to repeat the first round and in case we are going to go to the second round we want to make sure that violations are not going to be repeated particularly in terms of the lack of judicial supervision there were not enough judges yesterday to look into the or to supervise the vote we also complained about preventing our observers the preservers our human rights groups from attending the counting process according to a decision by the judges we want to attend and be present during the counting and we also complaining about the fact that the muslim brotherhood members were continuing their propaganda inside the polling stations until the last minute trying to influence voters and tried to convince them to vote yes for the constitution claiming that voting no would that mean that you are an infidel or that you are against islam so we're still holding a lot of hope that the president morsi will listen to the voice of wisdom and consider that this is just an institution that's dividing the country even if we

take the results that are being circulated right now it's not you know it's definitely in a country after the revolution to have a constitution that's approved by fifty something votes. egypt is also a hot topic at r.t. dot com where we're asking what future would be country phase if its new constitution is adopted and so far over a third of you believe the country would turn into a hardline islamic state and might see an eruption of sectarian violence or expect an uprising among those who believe the revolution has been hijacked poynton that the new constitution does not differ that much from the old one and the minorities say egypt will face a new fight for power between the muslim brotherhood and the military so go online to have your say. as egypt continues to be grouped by instability is just one of the country's still feeling the effects of the arab spring the regional strain of rebels has already claimed tens of thousands of lives and brought down several versions with no sign of it stopping and some of those who helped ushering the

changes then say they're no better off now as. our reports. it began here in tunisia two years ago when a poverty stricken fruit vendor set himself on fire in an act of desperation some say he was a hero others say he was a drunkard with a history of psychological problems whatever more hala was this is real motivation was his act of self-immolation sort of a string of events which became known as the arab spring decades old regimes were toppled what came to replace them is hardly what most of the people in these countries had in mind when they were doing the revolutions they wanted freedom of speech and free elections right and their tables their jobs what they watch seems to be a very different result situation this war strike on comparison to. comparison to the us before. the revolution personally i don't feel safe.

when we see. all the violence of the police soar or of salafist or. if unpoliced man are attacked by by some i'm sure a spear poll. and there are less freedoms right now when it comes to and they were freedoms there are attacks on individual freedoms every day they received so many messages from girls saying but they were. on the street even by police men. who didn't tolerate their or their way off dressing this used to be a common pattern in the countries that share the so-called arab spring just to hears ago hopes of transition from authoritarian regimes to a new democratic forms of government seem to have your. writing is going to him economies and shambles and increased interest content the pattern is the same

internation egypt where people are pouring out on the streets again with you you when. though only months ago they were rallying in support of the muslim brotherhood and the freedom and justice party during the elections i think a lot of people did vote for the muslim brotherhood in egypt because they wanted economic changes not just getting rid of mubarak and having morsi and morsi know he's obviously you know very different political figure to mubarak in terms of his ideology has carried on much the same policies in terms of economic policy in libya the uprising to comply he turned moammar gadhafi from around the country for over forty years was deposed and killed in two thousand and eleven and he nearly in government has been struggling to control parts of the country going as far as beseeching the entire town of bani walid for allegedly providing shelter to diehard conductor supporters the are using heavy machinery to demolish the demolished houses second be no. guys again it's just

a feeling people children and and dad got really sick an evening we would do humanity of the water the police had us save our family. i got this time to make libya they had a quantum bit where no one can stop them and they have unlimited money and we're going to the western leaders were quick to praise changes across the middle east they said it was the beginning of a new democratic era for the region but the model of democracy they may have had in mind doesn't seem to be the right fit i think it has to be a different type of a democratic system. the democracy that the u.s. would like to impose upon egypt tunisia and morocco and the other countries throughout the region and even libya where what was waged last year to topple the gadhafi government is not suitable to the people inside of that region in tunisia

even goes right. here watching our see and. to come later on down green with the war was in the state government sets out to booster read you a bill on a tree but many britons up question whether they eco friendly comes at too high a cost. plus protesters in bahrain feel the heavy hand of the state as police used tear gas to disperse anti government or rallies following the king's speech calling for unity. thousands of medical workers have not shown the spanish capital against plans to privatize hospitals with more until seventy protests planned over the next few days madrid and says the harsh financial measures are crucial to help the country climb out deed recession and the mess and advise a patrick young believes the government's approach to the crisis is what landed spain in trouble in the first place the problem is that the spanish government

doesn't have any money and that told to me the problem the difficulty the spanish government is that it hasn't actually wanted to bite the bullet over the most of all areas in which it's been deficient for many many years admitted like one could say that was the previous government run rather than the current government however the truth is there is no money to pay all of these nurses and doctors there is no money for this lavish government infrastructure it has to be privatized sold off there have to be salvaged cultures because truly spain has spent the last decade living on the never never it was built on the back of a huge property bubble the bubble was unsustainable nobody managed the money to start unfortunately what we can obviously say tragedy for the poor independent healthcare professionals there's just no way to manage to find the money to aid them in modern spain the biggest shock of the whole year has gone doggedly been the fact that the euro was held together the european union is putting on a brave face it is throwing money around the place it's trying all manner of things

to hold together rocking and creaking facades and ultimately you know. they might just manage to carry it all but ultimately i think the smart money is waiting in the wings and it's looking at the whole idea that we are going to see a euro break down even if it's not going to be as instantaneous though some of us might have predicted. and. french around. to where now is his citizenship. what entitled paying millions of euros a toxic. and american police reveal more details about the man behind the sunday hook elementary school massacre that. investigation is and always will probably. leave.

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all you need is your mobile device watch are tuned. any time i didn't. really speak the language. programs and documentaries in arabic. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story for you. then try. to find out more because it. this is all see welcome back more violence has hit the streets of bahrain's capital manami say police used tear gas on hundreds of poor form demonstrators the clashes happened on sunday after the gulf monarchies king delivered his annual national day

address calling for more unity the country's opposition is a threatening more marches later this week as an anti government campaign is continual rallying against discrimination in october bahraini authorities banned public hearings in the thames to stem almost two years of nonstop protests in which up to eighty people were killed and thousands arrested last week prominent human rights defender in the bill had his prison sentence reduced but this wasn't enough to calm activists who are calling on his immediate release and hussain a dollar from americans for democracy and human rights in bahrain says the situation a won't change as long as the government is bonded by the west. whenever they come under pressure from western allies like united states or u.k. they always talk the good talk but they never. do the walk and other wards recently they came under tremendous pressure from the united states to open up their political systems to start to see is there

a lock to reform the political situation however no such serious steps has been taken for example we still see attacks on peaceful course we still see political prisoners not the release torture still taking place human rights violations are taking place on daily basis the human rights issue is the going to behind not allowing or just in the first place first the law or the king came up with a law that basically banned any kind of peaceful protests that said so this is a violation of international law so when people challenge the law that's not illegal that is a clear double your double standard when it comes to u.s. foreign. sea in the region especially rain and syria where the rise violations are committed and behind on daily basis over the week we hear nor can the nation from the united states and we would like to see a larger scale of. diplomatic pressure and international pressure on the bahraini

regime so it will basically start a serious dialogue release all political prisoners and hold the criminals are responsible killed and tortured the citizens of bahrain. meanwhile across in syria bashar al assad's vice president says neither the government nor the rebels have the military power to prevail in the conflict and her share is calling for a peaceful solution of through the creation of a unity government some rebel forces have said they're open to lead an interim cabinet neighboring turkey wish her only supporters the insurgents also considers the vice president a credible candidate to replace assad meanwhile damascus is on the defensive as the al qaeda linked militants claim to have captured and other loyalist based as their as their latest advance on the vast oil field while russia and china continue to lead calls against foreign intervention we believe that the matters of the.

should be decided by the syrian people not by the outside force. also forces say that i don't like this guy i want him to go. two for the chinese these is not upset. because you are following us you don't lack the leader of this country why should you decide who should stay who should go so we have a problem with. that come statement. the british government is determined to go green aid saving for fifteen percent of the country's energy needs to be generated by renewable sources by twenty twenty but those eco friendly ambitions could come at a harsh cost for its citizens as a lower smith has been finding out. wind turbines turn in the breeze they might not generate much power but they're certainly putting people in a spin it's

a route that dividing david cameron's coalition government to get his energy minister says he's against wind farms and enough is enough while his energy secretary says he's going home for them to speak for the government the energy secretary or the energy minister or the prime minister but in this case he doesn't seem quite sure there's been no change to alter newell energy but in the same breath he hinted the number of wind farms could be reviewed after current targets are fulfilled this would anger the liberals but greatly pleased those who say wind farms are an expensive waste of time such as london affiliate merrick's who lives near little cheney caught wind farm the locals were united against it every single democratically local organization that's the councils were against it but of course the developers very careful they dished out a lot of money to locals and of course that board a bit of support amazingly wind farms have got a p.r.

. campaign behind them but people do sing seem to think that they're helpful to the environment which of course they're not this one's been open since two thousand and eight and during that time output has improved but it's coming from a pretty low base that only twenty one and a half percent capacity in its first year to just twenty six percent last year there are twenty six wind turbines behind me each one of which costs in the region of two million pounds to erect according to locals we've come on a good day all the wind turbines are currently working usually they say that's not the case and a lot of the time they're just standing there. and that's the rub people need electricity twenty four seven not just when the wind is blowing so wind power still needs supplementing by fossil fueled power stations but despite its shortcomings

the taxpayer forks out fifty percent of its running costs are subsidies the right way to encourage an industry to mature or are actually what you're doing and i think what we're doing is we're rewarding in adequate technologies now and indeed we're fossilize ing them more infantilizing them we're actually preventing growth what we really need to save these people yes well if you can improve and you can show that you've got a place for this you're welcome at the moment we're covering them with gold when in fact they're quite inadequate locals are quick to point out that less than eight kilometers away is a nuclear power station supported by the community as a reliable source of power and local employer unlike the wind farm which is controlled from germany but if david cameron refuses to be blown off course the government will stick to its plans and more than double the amount of on shore wind power by two thousand and twenty to meet european targets nor a smith r.t. can't. some u.s. officials accused of human rights violations on the verge of being blacklisted in

russia while also having any financial assets in the country frozen the move is designed to counter washington's so-called magnitsky law with which level similar sanctions on a number of russians tom bottle explain. barack obama has signed into law the us mike netsky bill which concerns russian officials which the u.s. accuses of involvement in the death of sergei magnitsky a lawyer who died in prison in two thousand and nine having been imprisoned on tax evasion charges which his supporters say were trumped up russia though has for a long time now railed against this legislation saying it is rank hypocrisy and that if the magna. bill was a pop was passed it was attached to a piece of trade legislation then retaliation would come so now it seems the russian retaliation that was long promised is now shaping up russia's own bill

doing roughly the same thing as the magnitsky bill has passed its first reading in the russian duma it's not known exactly who it's targeting but some possible examples are what russia a says those are u.s. citizens accused by russia of breaching the human rights of russians for example in the last ten years and number of russian children adopted by u.s. citizens have died or suffered human rights abuses among those a boy who was left in a car in extremely hot temperatures and he died his name may indeed be attached to the bill as part of this. squabble over human rights between russia and the u.s. this all affects the much the much hyped up reset between russia and

the u.s. which was started in barack obama's first turn now a russian lawmakers are eager to point out that the start of his second term he's passed what they consider very anti russian legislation one of the editors of komsomolskaya pravda the russian newspaper was hours after the passing of this bill pranked he received a letter which are looked to all intents and purposes to come from the u.s. consulate saying that his visa had been revoked in connection with the magnitsky bill which was just a bit i got a fax signed by the vice consul which also had the number of the revoked veto and the technical data showing that the facts had been sent from the u.s. embassy in. moscow i was surprised because it said the reason was the magnitsky act and i'm not related to that case although i thought this might have been triggered by the articles published in our newspaper that the us state department did not like but it turned out to be a prank as the embassy said they did not send it whether the consequences are

merely pranks involving certain russian figures or more seriously those involving human rights or relations between the us and russia already this magnitsky bill is having deep ramifications the un is maybe you a nuclear watchdog says it expects to reach a deal with iran next month to visit one of the country's military sites suspected of nuclear weapons related research these factional the parchin facilities seen as crucial in resolving iran's nuclear stand off world powers fear the country could be seeking to build a nuclear bomb a charge tehran denies that maria finished now reports now on how iranians feel about their nation as a dispute with the west. three decades of pride followed by three years of mourning when one syrian met her future husband a young physicist she immediately knew he'd come

a long way indeed he went on to become one of the runs leading nuclear scientists until it all ended one sunny morning in january two thousand and ten. the reason you left to work and then i heard a terrible explosion i rushed to see what happened he was lying like this is what. i called must must must. must i thought he was just scared then i turned to him there was no face just blood in tissues he was the first victim in a gruesome trend associated with his work since two thousand and ten at least three other nuclear scientists have been murdered in iran doesn't mean they were working hard so their country didn't need to beg other nations for no house that we have the right acquires this knowledge and feel independent means when men series husband began embarking on his nuclear career it was not

a life threatening occupation in the seventy's western countries were eager to how piranha fell of its own nuclear program supplying it with technology with no strings attached that changed when the iranian regime deed would was earlier seen as inalienable right became its biggest liability emboldened in its pursuit of nuclear weapons billions of dollars have been pumped into the industry before the revolution at the time of the shah why should they give up now just because western powers say sun while iran's nuclear program is now a target of western political discourse there is only suspicion and no internationally recognized evidence that the country's moving towards build an atomic weapon iranian officials believe all this tension is fabricated with the same purpose to demonize them in the eyes of international community if you have knife in your kitchen and some of the recent concert kaante your home and said go

or knife is very dangerous. maybe you want to use it to from some cripple this is a very. george king idea the perceived fear is that the iranian regime can't be trusted with a nuclear capacity but even those who wanted to to change of leadership say should be non-negotiable for the country i did not really sure was harmed by iranian national policy or maybe even yes i was. kind of a struggle between iran. even you. want to watch something but south device which is preventing. the blast that killed one serious husband was seduced shown that the clock in the living room stopped at the time of his death both the west and iran are equally failing to move forward and while the west is only dangerous intentions people here in iran believe it's all down to pride and

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