this country uses violence when it reaches and then it legitimizes the violence. made in america on the. u.n. inspectors are in temper on for a fresh round of nuclear and the iranians hopeful for progress sanctions over its atomic program are increasingly cutting the people but failing to turn them against the regime. and plunges into tom oil as an arrest warrant for the country's prime minister speculation of a coup and a conspiracy all of it in mass protests demanding the whole government steps to. brussels praises what cyprus has done at the helm of the blog all the rain is now paused to another struggling state and charged with leaving the union on its money to keep on going. and france is looking to boost the number of its troops fighting

in mali with reports many of the insurgents they're up against may have been previously trained by u.s. counterterrorism agents. a very well welcome to you from all of us here at the moscow. life with news from around the world. now the un's atomic agency experts are back in iran for the second time in a little more than one month with her own hopeful for clear progress this time around however stressed a deal is only possible if its right to peaceful nuclear energy is respected reiterating its not seeking atomic weapons which is feared by the west and the longer this mutual distrust hampers a solution the more sanctions are piled on the country result is more if an option

i found out they often only have the opposite effect to what is actually intended. the us maybe soon sanctions against iran i'm not talking to the general public but there was barely a single person from the talk of the nation of around seventy five million who hasn't been affected. i used to buy tomatoes in boxes then and kilo's now they're selling them in pieces. iran's all experts fell by one million barrels a day in the last year following international embargoes taken sixty percent of the oil revenue the iranian currency lost forty percent of its value against the us dollar causing twenty five percent inflation you know tobar the highest in decades . behind the current. owners are suffering from rising prices and a lack of food and medicine there were signs the measure is a range at making iran to give up its nuclear program which may or may not be

aiming to produce weapons there isn't is the government that we have here they don't like the government they haven't liked the government for the last thirty some years and because of israeli pressures they do want to see the end of the government and having the sanctions to pressure the public opinion inside iran economy is that the very good they are hoping people will go to the streets and protest and have a revolution but the fact seems to be the opposite of sells iranian carpets one of the country's proud sources of revenue once a critic of the iranian government has recently had a change of heart if for me it's for me then why for another people who vote for another country is not forbidden for israel is not for being a father of five for american is not for with. on a raft of war they want to ask me something to do that nor we are free of your free people you know this is the best way which my government. we

follow today not only do they create anger among ordinary iranians and the iranians see their behavior towards their country as it. is but people in the region see what the united states and the europeans are trying to do so the image of the united states and europe is has been severely damaged but iran's image has also been damaged one recent poll shows iran talks the least as the country with the most negative image popular stereotypes include doesn't your family just fanatics. in britain and many outlets in the united states want to create an image of a villain from not only the iranian government but also the iranian people iran has been under sanctions for decades but it's only following the latest round the country's economy has been

a visibly shaking and it would have some people here on the runway now think it's down to the authorities mismanagement the majority still hold the u.s. and western responsible for this painting behind me has been here for years and as the supreme was quoted here suggests well look with america even for a moment the tension it represents will most likely remain here for some time to come rational shakti teheran iran. and r.t. is coming here live from moscow as the political crisis in pakistan be friends with ongoing street protests on confusion over a recent court order to arrest the country's prime minister on old corruption charges officials call the development a soft coup and some accusing the judiciary and the military of a conspiracy to force out civilian leadership now the supreme court decision gave a boost to the thousand strong protest in islam about which has run into its third day and paralyze the capital. demonstrators are led by

a pakistani canadian muslim cleric who's promised a revolution if the whole government does not step down the protest has already seen bloody clashes with the police and more violence is feared as the chaos in the country intensifies artie's correspondent is in islamabad for us. we are standing here in a very crucial point actually it is called the flame us to square or the local language where dr qadri and his protest are as are gathered and demanded the government to step down. and he has added to that the seven demands which briefly says that the all parliamentarian legislative institution should be dissolved and the government has to resign immediately and he's also said in his speech that he would not move from this place even if the

last person would leave but he was going to continue his demands and they knew his their protest here requested all the protester who are very ill and a golden chance as he called it to make a change in pakistan which is needed since the initial end of this country in nineteen forty seven. order still ahead for you this hour here on the father of the internet freedom fighter aaron swartz accuses the government of killing his son as the late activist receives tearful goodbyes. more bloodshed in syria where dozens die in a double bombing in the center of a battleground between government forces and rebels. ok we're about a bit later here in the program for now though it's been all smiles and congratulations in brussels where m.e.p. is have been hailing cypresses successful six months at the helm of the e.u. over the mood is not that optimistic in cyprus itself as the international creditors are still negotiating

a bailout for the struggling eurozone state of cyprus has passed the presidency to ireland which has already been propped up by the money from the e.u. and the i.m.f. reporting from berlin now artie's peter on. well it was all one shakes and slaps on the back of them a piece went through what cyprus is done in the six months tenure as the e.u. presidency as the president of cyprus saying that it was a time in which they the chief significant results and targets strange words considering that it was also a period in which the e.u. went through rising unemployment no agreement on an e.u. budget and in which cyprus continued to ask for a bailout i have to say a bailout which from here in germany many politicians of all across the bundestag are very reluctant to approve this amid allegations of widespread tax fraud cypriot banks but what happens next the baton gets passed on of the e.u. presidency gets passed on to the island of course the country has had its own

problems this baton essentially saving to be passed on in the relay race of the fiscally toxic island of course had to receive the e.u. and i.m.f. bailout money they've also had their own problems with unemployment and it's up to them to try and put that right in the next six months in which they take over the presidency. as artie's put all of our reporting now france says it's a tripling the number of troops deployed to mali to at least two thousand five hundred as part of the preparation for a land assault it wants to dislodge islamist extremists occupying large swaths of the country by despite a six day campaign of french aerial bombardments mali rebels have extended their reach and the us is also assisting pirates in its operation but many of those who are now fighting the mali government and the western forces were reportedly trained by american agents as part of a costly program to combat terrorism africa expert lawrence freeman explained to us what's gone wrong as well as how he thinks the mali crisis resulted from western

intervention in nearby libya. you have several ways that this outbreak i mean first of all you have after the death sas nation murder presently khadafi you had basically within hours to re no merit in others stream you caused the border with pickup trucks military hardware. but you've also had the failed attempt by the u.s. to so-called tree partners in mali and other african country. these new units moved their units to very very quickly and it was a complete failure in all these policies and when the french are pursuing the wrong going to fail because you can't we don't we'll solve a real crisis by military means first say there has to be complete she industry teaching simply forward thinking of the united states in the west they have to focus on the underlying problems of economic development power the food shortages

xander that make these countries very weak and fragile and susceptible to these kind of attacks unless that paradigm shift occur and we're just going to be killing more people were murdered jets dropping bombs and we've been doing nothing we are at the. now of course here at r.t. we would love it when you get involved the stories we're covering we're asking you on our website right now what you think the result of france's intervention in mali will be let's have a look at the options first of all and see what you can guess from here. france into a protracted war inside islam ists all result in a recall and zation of mali some fairly serious options for you to troops from from r.t. dot com let's see how your voting for this hour right now up comes the pie charts and there were the numbers they keep changing from hour to hour but it looks like oh we do have a joint first position here going join number of you saying it's going to be a long conflict there are going to be terror attacks also resulting from the french

intervention in mali coming in third not far behind the first joint number one i should say coming in second excuse me out of a re colonization of mali could be next to take place and down to the bare minimum and then we can see in the light green just down to seven percent now saying that the french intervention in mali will bring about stability as you heard earlier and france is tripling the number of soldiers there going for a ground assault as well america is helping france and also i should say britain is also getting involved as well more details on that dot com also a time for you to get involved with our twenty four hour ongoing survey here more news to come for you though after this short break. deadly rivals the decades. if you had fifteen thousand people killing each other in any other country there would be diplomats there would be mediators.

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thanks so much for joining us here in awe to today on real research showing that life at moscow. now chicago has been paying full goodbyes to aaron swartz as people they gathered to mourn the internet boy wonder how swartz took his own life last

week after a federal charges against him snowballed threatening him with thirty five years behind bars and a million dollars worth of fines just in multan an i.t. expert who was well aware of schwartz's online activities thinks the potential punishment never fitted the crimes committed. when everything was said and done nothing in the area downloaded was ever distributed and they did not pursue any charges against him i think that should have told the prosecuting attorney something you're looking at a crime that essentially amounts to downloading p.d.'s to a hard drive. no person was harmed. there was no financial benefit murder received less punishment i mean i can't even imagine how scary and terrible that must be to have your government hell bent on putting you in a cage for thirty years for downloading some p.d.f.

so if you're a depressed person that amounts to a death sentence. we can go to our website on dot com to him or from those who knew schwartz plus another. the idea that he was facing decades in jail is it's just disgusting absolutely appalling we can find out how the case against aaron swartz a group of such extremes and share your opinion in the comments section. we're getting a nasty pictures here at our t. about how it will more than eighty people now mostly students have been killed and dozens injured in two blasts at a university campus in the syrian city of aleppo and the area is also believed to have been housing refugees a middle east correspondent paula she reports now. we know that there were two explosions at the university of illinois it happened on the first day of examinations the state television has banned of this a terrorist act saying that terrorists launched rockets at the campus so the

activists on the ground say that the explosions were caused by listeners that were fired by warplanes immediately following the explosions a number of cars went up in fire there were bodies strewn across the street and tearful survivors managed to find refuge in a nearby building now we know that the campus is home to university students but also an additional thirty thousand people who have found refuge there since fighting broke out in syria in july last year at the same time the university is in an area that is under the control of government forces and what we've witnessed in aleppo is the constant fighting between rebels and troops loyal to the syrian president bashar assad this has lift the city divided and the fighting by and large has been in a stalemate position for quite some time in recent months we have witnessed both in the loop and also in the capital city of damascus a wave of suicide bombings a lot of that happening in terms of car bombings with dozens of people being killed

the most of the bombings are targeting government buildings and more often than not responsibility is being claimed by the rebel groups and the middle east analyst a manual action writer believes that tuesday's bombings in aleppo were meant to send a message of horror for president assad's supporters. book. student performance you would go to university were told me that one day before yesterday they were also warning. the university and they didn't do it so what's the punishment there is the word for what's taking place right now it's there were more of. it is being. decreased. who obviously still support the government. aren't into the are there we go now to start with what's happened just a short while ago in london two people have been confirmed dead and two injured

after a helicopter crash taking part in this in central area of the city the chopper is said to have clipped a crane at a skyscraper currently under construction at two cars reportedly hit by the falling wreckage officials are investigating if the helicopter strayed from the correct flight path. and at least seventy people have been killed in two suicide bomb attacks near the headquarters of the kurdish democratic party in the iraqi city of cork officials said more than one hundred were also wounded and that number likely to rise no one has yet claimed responsibility for the blast but attacks by insurgents are still frequent in iraq with the country pressured by ethnic and sectarian divides. al-qaeda linked insurgents in somalia have sentenced a french hostage to death and come serval days after french armed forces tried to rescue the intelligence agent but failed the man who had the code name of denise alex has been held captive since two thousand and nine the french defense ministry

believes he is no longer alive. and israeli police have arrested more than a dozen palestinian protesters when they attempted to return to a camp in the west bank last week dozens of demonstrators constructed a tent camp on an area that israel has marked for new settlements which was then cleared by security forces protesters announced they want to create. a village that israel's decision to go ahead with its plan to build new settler homes in the west bank has been widely condemned and is illegal under international law. well just a bit later in the day here on r t we talk to a former legal advisor to the palestinian negotiating team he says there are no chances of success for the middle east peace process that of being under the current israeli leadership. means there's a crisis of leadership but there's a bigger crisis of leadership in among the israelis we have an israeli prime minister who go to extreme lengths to continue to build and expand israeli

settlements who doesn't want to confront the settler movement who simply wants to head israel down the path of war and is willing to go to extreme lengths to get himself reelected including attacking gaza. well it is less than a week until we find out whether netanyahu was reelected as israel holds a snub parliamentary election on tuesday with the situation in the turbulent middle east heavily dependent on the outcome the whole world will be watching very closely don't miss our special coverage on. how will tensions with to run develop will settle to expand just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america we'll let you know who survived his snap election on january twenty second. israel decides. for now it has been four decades since the u.s. withdrew from vietnam ending its involvement in a war that cost both sides dearly both financially and physically but the price

paid was too high for similar mistakes to be made again and some vietnam war veterans point to the fact that history appears to be repeating itself with the u.s. strategy in afghanistan. well the similarities are that we're it's a war of that period as i'm in that the united states is involved in it for reasons other than the stated objectives. that being the furthering of the corporate economy and our our geopolitical stance in the mideast the people that were writing aside from whatever their political aspirations are preventable people and where it's where foreigners and where in their provinces but just no. foreign government might have troops in say new york city new york city people were to stand together and and defend their country and then soften occupation. that's a situation that's similar we had that same problem in vietnam we were we were riding the local people and with foreign idea that i don't think we pay enough

attention to the human cost of war if we did we might be a little less interested in getting into another one now that we're talking about iran. are the odds he dot com online we've got plenty more news waiting for you just a click away for example that well she got the ride of our life dot e dot com we got a story of a young cleaning lady who fancied a change of career to train driver all of us we didn't last very long and neither did the house she crashed into after losing control plus. an american t.v. host sister started to voice his discontent with washington's current internal policies by establishing his own independence community within the country and you can find out more about this guy and his plans online.

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