little material they've ever published the so-called project k. archive including more than one point seven million confidential or formerly confidential diplomatic communications from former u.s. secretary of state henry kissinger here are some of the revelations that are on wiki leaks some documents reveal the u.s. backing dictatorships known for brutality against their own people including franco's spain and hunter ruled greece washington also had close connections with the vatican in supporting the one nine hundred seventy q in chile that's august oh pinochet come to power there and other scandal have threatens to blacken sweden's name that its secret police were reported to have spied on the left as citizens under request from the cia we can expose for us and christina rafa is in the things the whistleblower website has simply been doing the job here of the u.s. government because this is dedicated to bringing the historical records to the public attention when there is an attempt to keep them hidden although these documents have been declassified to be extremely difficult to approach them and set them in their current form of the only in the national archives so what we did was

to regard it as a gather with help and publish them in a show to boot database a very robust database the authorities here in washington of course they should be very pleased that we're doing the job that they should be doing themselves so maybe you should apply for some funds and continue his work from the u.s. government and they should actually focus on one attention of supporting overworked instead of continuing that is unprecedented and relentless is an attempt to prosecute julian listens and all the members of that we can use team. more news online for you including get out of the way the notorious the robber blast through five doors taking four guards hostage and escaping captivity forcing a red faced police force to launch launching a major manhunt in france but. watch out zombies in spain hundreds running through the streets for their lives for a massive blood thirsty creatures find out what was going on by clicking on our

t.v. . in rome dozens of right wing extreme protesters gathered outside the headquarters of the fascist movement costs a pound to demand the return of two italian marines from india the pair was originally extradited to appear in court on charges of shooting dead two fishermen off the country's south coast. has more about a new wave of the talian fascism. this is the house of italy's modern day fascists an imposing building in rome it stood empty until ten years ago members of the ca's a pound movement barged through the doors put up their flag and became squatters after a decade of fruitless attempts neither the police nor the country's judicial system have managed to push the fascist movement out if anything members of cars abound say they are growing ever stronger. when fascism is mentioned and stirs memory and conjures images of a bleak past dissociation that comes to mind is mostly me world war two but one of

the fascists initially refused to have any association with the macabre past. she's more foremost fascism is a way to govern the economy and the country so we cannot be responsible for what was happening some seventy years ago i can't judge events of the past since i wasn't alive back then so i can't be judged for things that happened that far back . recent research by the open society foundation looked more closely at members of cars abound their results showed that unlike similar going to zation zones where in europe most supporters of the movement cite the economy corruption and unemployment as the main reasons for joining the party because of on the moment again the main idea italy sovereignty we're against pan-european tendencies we're against a dictatorial europe because for example we don't want the production of italian goods to move to other countries historians aren't surprised by such developments

yet some believe the trend isn't as worrying or as widespread as some would like to believe. in maine as a historian i can say such movements gained popularity during the crisis but i want to say because a pound is incredibly their percentage during the elections was not even one percent but today's low numbers aren't discouraging the movement's leaders. most italians secretly support their goals and share their ideals but they are simply too afraid to voice such views turn into serious shit there's been a growing interest in the last few years as a far right policy and we didn't get many votes during the election us but it's we now have a chance to make t.v. appearances so people can find gems about our ideas and what we have to offer on. the far right resurgence the country with a troubling fascist history it's now up to these political leaders to ask whether they are the ones pushing people towards extremist ideas not out of rebellion or

ignorance but out of desperation. room take a look at some other stories making global headlines this hour in belgium five people were killed when the bus they were traveling on crashed through a guardrail it into a ravine five others hospitalized in critical condition unclear what caused the accident but police say the driver could have fallen asleep at the wheel the group was heading to paris with mostly young russians on board. at least nineteen people have been killed in a series of attacks in the somali capital mogadishu unclear how many civilians among the victims violence began when your group of armed men opened fire inside the city's main courthouse also reports of at least two car bombings islam is group al shabaab has already claimed responsibility for the attacks. thousands of spaniards marsh rallied in the capital madrid in an empty monarchy protests to mark the anniversary of the second republic marchers called for the king to be replaced

with a democratically elected leader i mean the ongoing debt crisis in the country the royal family has come under harsh criticism latest scandals seen the youngest daughter of king juan carlos linked to a corruption case. in israel military prosecutors say the deaths of a dozen palestinian civilians in the mayor's strike on gaza during last year's day war don't warrant a criminal investigation it was determined the killings were merely unfortunate it was from the attack that left a family of ten and two neighbors dead was the result of a targeting error. from the palestinian center for human rights and says it's part of a wider issue of how the country acts with impunity there were two cases which were closed in this way the one case is the case of the family which is one of the most enduring images of the offensive in november where there were twelve civilians caleb's and a further six were wounded there were five children of the family at the second cases of the family home which was targeted it's and it's ok stand by god streets

and cheering that taiga saying at four civilians were killed and another six were wounded and there has been very little explanation as to why these cases have been closed israel has made merely stated that they no prosecutions it's a wider problem and in fact already this year since january or thirteen civil cases which piece the hay charts that they said it's on behalf of victims of operation cast lead have also been dismissed and of course operation cast that happened four years ago so we're facing ongoing impunity for both about an offensive and the offensive in november there's been a number of changes to the israeli legal system which have made it practically impossible for palestinian victims to achieve any form of justice. cyprus's battle out plans swelled to twenty three billion euros after a new round of talks between the e.u. financial heads last friday the country's already scored

a ten billion euro deal with international creditors and got away with contributing less than a quarter of it this time cyprus will have to pay a bigger chunk this means more spending cuts tax increases and selling off gold reserves while levying losses on cypriot banks which will see the accounts of savers raided to pay for it professor of political economy jack horizon a says there is concern that others may follow suit what you're going to see is a severe depression in cyprus as government raises taxes cut funding sells off assets but on even on the private side you're going to see it and we're already see in the major money hort demand for cash balances money the last of these. and as they get their money out you're going to see capital flight so the situation in cyprus is going to get much worse you're going to have to do a big island even more people on those over one hundred hundred thousand euros will have to pay more or maybe now they're going to have to start going after those with

less than one hundred thousand that's not only happening in europe there was a leaking a report last december and it showed that both the u.s. and the u.k. are now considering maybe making depositors so this thing is a reflection of the growing banking instability. next our interview with invited her to president assad to talk about the situation in syria that's still to come stay with us. this land. by conflict. has changed.

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the international at the very heart of moscow. that's i would say the shah by an advisor to the syrian president thank you very much for being with r.t. to date thank you ben and most of the past and present assad has recently appealed to brics countries to actually intervene and stop the crisis in syria. what more

can the breaks countries do other than russia and china to actually help this conflict is there anything else to do. i think the brics country can do for that mush understand for stopping violence and thirty hours violence has to stop by all sides and then they have to go around the table and then the sudan people should decide for themselves that we can't deny now that the syrian crisis has a regional and international level and that unless these store lovers are sorted out and that unless there is a real intention to stop the crisis by these two lovers it's very difficult to stop with inside syria because this is not a crisis that is only in the city are but it is a crisis that being threatened are financed by both regional and international forces speaking of president putin. he recently during his visit to germany

suggested that all shipments of arms to syria should be stopped but that includes shipments to your side as well is that a viable option for you. yet but he'll it but he also says that. there's nothing that prevents countries arming the state to know from arming other countries because there's a big difference between arming guns who have no identity knowing to do you know international and duty and by arming a country but the. you have to ask president putin what does he mean does he mean that we have to stop with everyone or does he mean that we have to stop what with do those who should not be armed in the first clues from what's been under stude from the statement is that that maybe it's an option to stop supplying arms to both sides to the government side and then the foreign countries stop supplying arms to

what you called the terrorist groups is that an option for you the problem that you have been placing derived from a beginning of the crisis now is that the other side you know we have two sides we have a dish on china and the brits on one side and the western side on somebody you know and i've been poor of genetically countries who are with the western side the muslim side does not really live up to what that says a few big foot examples as just him a new foot of birth forward there american ambassador in congress and that can be the flyers and really that you would see that you know what is being said is absolutely badged proven but truth so even if they say. leave the weapons you know all the letters that back that are happening in syria over the killing because nothing or the problem that our. our women are facing a horrible humiliating conditions and refugee camps and did driven only this they

considered it you know non-lethal because they don't think of human integrity and human dignity and that for us is a more lethal time and the newly the open so if there is an international will to stop armaments to every side of this at this moment probably could be discussed you know i don't know i don't know what is the international really a moment but but the other said the problem is that they say we support geneva agreement geneva communique the first item in geneva communique is to stop violence by all sides and yet they feed violence in syria they have been feeding by lands in syria for the last two years and unfortunately it is city under siege and people who are paying the price for that and it takes a pretext speaking about that president obama government but the issue in syria is

neither of all of the president nor about the government it is about the sudan people it's about syria with its civilized human historical and very distinguished political entity you know earlier on there were a lot of hope for negotiations there were reports of lists of people drove into these talks venues have been were being chosen even moscow was named as one of the possible options what happened to this list what happened to the stocks. whether this is a very good cause to sophie i think everybody in their words should ask this question because the syrian government said we want to start talks right now dialogue is the only option political solution is the only solution president assad came up on the sixth of january we support the geneva communiqué we want to start a dialogue now it is the what is so called a prison. with all of the parties that i have named in this interview who would

refuse to sit at around the table to put preconditions the objective which is to made all the big crisis continue in syria and to continue with the suffering of the sudan people on the condition that are being put out a pretext in order to prolong that crisis and cydia i mean one who cares about this it in people who cares about syria should support political solution should support geneva agreement not only the nords but by inviting everyone to sit around the table and find a political solution to the crisis the sense of any change in the u.s. position in a conflict with kerry leading america's foreign policy now. well we certainly hope so you know we haven't seen i mean we have been hearing sometimes the firm distasteful and sometimes contradictory statements coming from dawn on the one hundred busy it was a poor geneva agreement on the other hand like robert ford saying we support

establishing court ruling in some areas and if you comes and says these school or councils they are the ones who are kidnapping who are killing who are horrid apply what they call sharia law but it has nothing to do with this law so we hope that the secretary would truly support a political solution in syria we do truly support the geneva agreement we do truly support the stopping the violence immediately because it's enough what has happened to the syrian people and if he does sure he will find russia and china and the brits under syrian government of course while coming down. possible use of chemical weapons is another big topic give a kiss to rebels of using them and called for the u.n. investigation but now that the mission is ready to go you're saying that u.n. wants to expand the investigation and see the heat in intention and send breech of syria's sovereignty are you really in

a position to bargain i mean can you afford to prolong that uncertainty related to chemical weapons use. well i would love i would like to remind your under bill viewer that it was the syrian government who asked the day you were to come and investigate the use of chemical weapons by the armed gangs and after a lot of correspondence in the stead of sending a committee or a commission to investigate this incident and colonel arsalan alipore this started talking about other instances of use of chemical weapons the start of the syrian government is this we will one day you had to investigate this particular incident we are ready to look at any evidence offered to the syrian government regarding any other incident does the believe it happened in syria and that you and is there one who did not fulfill the promise of sending people to investigate this particular

incident now if the u.n. is unwilling to do that we go even further we are ready to receive people from neutral countries like russia and china to investigate this particular incident but i may add that incident needs to be brought to the attention of the syrian people correctly and in trying and we need to look at the evidence before saying yes or no . you know president assad keeps pointing fingers to turkey's role jordan the arab league for making the situation in syria worse do you have any other cards left to play would have the card of syria and of the syrian people it is the syrian people who are standing against terrorism it is the sudan people who are standing against car bombs and car explosion the syrian people who are standing against the regime and i will put an end to. a day and it is a syrian people who are going to make the future of syria but

a guard list of all the designs that others might have again with syria and they're going to sudan people you've mentioned the arab states who are creating chaos in syria why would they be interested in creating chaos in syria and just to destabilize the region. i think it is against their interests in the long run and unfortunately i don't think that those who are creating chaos and city are right from the beginning have a totally independent will whether in their countries old or in the region unfortunately they are carrying out the designs that every design for the region you know under provocative for the word you know if you if you if you do you think of what is happening in libya and yemen in sudan in egypt you know you're in here out in syria you would know that there is a hugely resigned that has made poor decision but i think they are ignoring the plug that it is the people and their own people who make the future of their

countries and personally i feel that what we are witnessing in the middle east is the absolutely the threshold of independence of a lot of countries and the next twenty or thirty years you will find another word that truly speaks up for itself and i hope syria is going to be the first country to usher in this a new dawn for the arab world think that this design is for syria alone or it's also about iran well you know it's not for city alone i think it is it's first of all about the add up israeli conflict first of all it's about palestine and the occupied territories and then in order to fulfill this desire and you have to bring in syria and hezbollah did out into the picture but it is about the entire region it's about palestine and it's about the legitimate the legitimate rights of the other people in their own lands and in their own countries and you can see that

this is a new visit of secretary of state john kerry to turkey and to palestine is this speaking about a historical deal between the palestinians and israelis i think in all what is happening in the arab world the arab israeli conflict is the core of what is happening in the arab world and in iran as well. right dr bank thank you very much for this interview. thank you very much. wealthy british.

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