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the sergey lavrov had flown to egypt to meet with his counterparts to meet with the head of the arab leave as well as the international envoy on the syrian crisis lakhdar brahimi but on the very same day as russia is trying to restart diplomatic efforts to come to some sort of diplomatic solution to the syria crisis members of the fractured syrian opposition groups are meeting in qatar under u.s. backed efforts to bring together a new opposition leadership a government this is something that people have interpreted to mean a splintering of the international community on how to resolve the syrian crisis and has earned quite harsh remarks from the foreign minister he had said he had urged and comments to the press for popes to stick together to the agreements that the international community had come to in june that in the geneva declaration which had called among other things the creation of a transitional governing body he also interfering to this u.s. . effort especially accuse the west for giving up on their commitments by refusing to work with the syrian government on this issue w

this is beyond just sergei magnitsky. these measures provide a degree of accountability and reinforce the administration's tool kit to respond to crimes by individual government officials. passage of magnitsky act sends a clear message to the russian people that we support their fundamental human rights. importantly, it also sends a strong message to those russian officials who support the rule of law and who reject corruption and human rights abuses. it lets them know that their efforts and their achievements are valued by the united states and the international community. only individuals within the russian government who abuse their office and engage in corruption and human rights crimes will find their assets and visas under scrutiny and subject to u.s. sanction. so let me be clear, mr. speaker, i would not be supporting pmtr for the russian federation if it did not include title 4, the sergei magnitsky rule of law accountability act. let me close by thanking not only the gentleman from california, the distinguished c

on the third anniversary of sergei magnitsky while imprisoned. for all these reasons we urgently need to pass this important bipartisan legislation. i urge all my colleagues to support it. madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, is recognized. mr. levin: thank you so much. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: i want to make a number of points first to join with the chairman of the committee. we have worked hard on this on a bipartisan basis, and also with the senate. he so i think these are the important points, if i might say so. first of all, i urge that we take each trade agreement very much on its own, maybe not completely looking at other agreements, but assessing the modes of this particular agreement. when you look at it on its merit, it's clear i urge we should be supportive. if you look at the trade that will be enhanced by this legislation, it's clear that it will be ben

investigation regarding the scandal was fair and objective their authority been to arrest to put sergei shy goo in this position he's charged with the task of cleaning up the defense ministries affairs now he has been very popular the past eighteen years as the emergencies minister and most recently he has been serving as the governor of the moscow region so very popular person big task ahead of him. on the weapons. of the regime and why moscow is accusing the western media of florida reporting about russia's role in the civil war all of this. usually the police and occupy protesters are like oil and water but it landed they've come together to save the house of a former detective jacqueline barber unfortunately ms barber lost a lot of money battling cancer and was facing eviction when she turned to occupy homes for help so far she's managed to stay in her home despite it being sold out from under her feet but the main thing is that her fight to stay in her home has become like a bridge between two groups who are usually at each other's throats the police and occupiers the thing is that

over syria are so we aimed at inflaming the situation on the ground and carrying out regime change sergey lavrov also said such opposition is only a meeting to further bloodshed in the rest of country artist lucy coffin of has the details. sergey lavrov is on a middle east tour after a tenuous cease fire in syria broke down during a tragically so during the holiday of eva on the very same day as russia is trying to restart diplomatic efforts to come to some sort of diplomatic solution to the syria crisis members of the fractured syrian opposition groups are meeting in qatar under u.s. backed efforts to bring together a new opposition leadership a government this is something that people have interpreted to mean a splintering of the international community on how to resolve the syrian crisis and has earned the title quite harsh remarks from the foreign minister and he had said he had urged and comments to the press for folks to stick together to the agreements that the international community had come to in june that in the geneva declaration which had called among other things the creatio

fragmented opposition are doomed to failure because they're based on warmongering foreign minister sergey lavrov believes the bloody battle is being encouraged to liberally to create conditions for regime change more on russia's latest assessment of the syrian crisis from artie's those who cough now. sergey lavrov is on a middle east tour after a tenuous cease fire in syria broke down during a tragically so during the holiday of aid but on the very same day as russia is trying to restart diplomatic efforts to come to some sort of diplomatic solution to the syria crisis members of the fractured syrian opposition groups are meeting in qatar under u.s. backed efforts to bring together a new opposition leadership a government this is something that people have interpreted to mean a splintering of the international community on how to resolve the syrian crisis and has earned sort of quite harsh remarks from the foreign minister and he had urged and comments to the press for folks to stick together to the agreements that the international community had come to in june that in the geneva declara

close so he has been forced to resign under a cloud of controversy now what this does is it puts sergei shy goo in this position he's charged with the task of cleaning up the defense ministries affairs that basically making sure that the modernization practices that they've implemented over the past three years continue now he has been very popular in the past eighteen years as the emergencies minister and most recently he has been serving as the governor of the moscow region so very popular person a big task ahead of him. almost i live in central moscow thank you. of course so the day's other main story is that of the race for the white house. and as voters in the u.s. begin to voice their choice at the ballot boxes for either barack obama or mitt romney other voices have gone almost on the hood during the campaign for the presidency but forward auti which provided a stage for them at our washington studios. the notion that we've been a country that stood up to the bully as opposed to being a bully it's a growing police state quite obviously we can end the failed racist war on drugs do

i would say to my colleagues that this does represent a genuine compromise, the sergei magnitsky act, which i'm the author of in the house. in the house we originally wanted this to be global in its approach. but in the spirit of compromise, it has been narrowed down to russia. i think if this proves to be a good tool, and if it is implemented properly, hopefully we can broaden it. because i do think that it is important for the united states to make it clear to the world that if we stand for anything we stand out loud and foursquare quor human rights -- for human rights. with regard to the rule, mr. speaker, i'd like to say that i'm disappointed that this rule, on a bipartisan bill, includes lockdown provisions that restrict the rights of the minority in this body. i would have preferred that this rule only include procedures for the bipartisan pntr magnitsky bill but in the spirit of bipartisanship i'm not going to dwell on that. i'm just going to point it out for the record. and in conclusion, let me just make this one observation. this is an example of bipartisanship. and people a

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efforts over syria are so waned at inflaming the situation on the ground in carrying out regime change sergey lavrov also said such opposition is only leading to further bloodshed in the rest of country. in geneva four months ago we all agreed the world powers will say the same to the warring sides in syria. this is exactly what russia is doing saying this to both the government and opposition groups some other nations both western and regional telling the opposition go on fighting your cause is right you will win it's up to you to decide whose position is creating the danger of more and more deaths in syria. the israeli army is on alert after the fighting in neighboring syria raged closer to its border israel is increasingly concerned the conflict in the arab nation could become its business as well as a real english go now explains there are fears that a change in syrian power could lead to another war in the region. remember this this hour of live from has a generation of young people. some friends trying. to dispel the country's interest under two years the rage against dictators seems to

official suspected of human rights violations as the so-called magnitsky bill after russian lawyer sergei magnitsky who died in a police custody three years ago after being held for election tykes invasion russia has called the move a provocation and promised to retaliate meanwhile noise in washington have voted something to write trade restrictions with us but also a historian dr gerald ford believes u.s. actions will mean souring of relations. the message to the mosque is that the research is very. quickly at that when one door closes another one opens what i mean is that the human rights situation united states and it's quite terrible and i would hope that the russian duma and the russian authorities would begin to scrutinize carefully the human rights situation right here in the united states where for example there's like one example most many the black population is about twelve or thirteen percent of the population of about fifty percent of the prison population and they are disproportionately represented on death row slated for execution by the state authorities for example why no

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has criticised nato's potential deployment of patriot missile systems that the syria turkey border plans to install the arms were put forward after a request by ankara alliance officials claim the systems will only serve defensive purposes it comes amid reports of intensified shelling in damascus suburbs by syrian troops attempting to advance from rebel held areas a syrian state t.v. journalist was killed in the fighting. and we declared its support for the syrian rebels germany is now while committing those displaced by the ongoing violence in the water one country is taken a step partly to ease the burden on turkey which is coping with an influx of over one hundred thousand refugees from syria but it's rare for national reports next the economic powerhouse may have an old theory of motive. with conflict in syria raging for nearly two years now yet to discontinues around four hundred thousand moved to neighboring countries two and a half million are internal refugees people run it least one more door was opened to them germany is really in prin

to take the surgical of who is the defense minister remove him from the ministry replace him with sergei shy do so that he basically is not part of the investigation because he's a little bit too close in fact two arrests have been made there's one person of interest who's fled the country she's reportedly possibly a mistress of therefore being too close so all of this wrapped up in today's decision right tell us more about yourself and also tell us a bit about his successor he's taking over here certainly it will anatoly sort of the first civilian to ever hold the position of defense minister here in russia he was actually charged with bringing needed reforms to the russian military machine and he successfully did so in fact he has been praised for doing so but of course he has to have been forced to resign amid this scandal and then we have. who is the former emergencies minister very popular held that position for eighteen years and then recently. most recently has been the governor of the moscow region and he's been very popular in fact of lot of. putting his confidence behind you sa

convention moscow believes that boots prosecution was politically motivated what's foreign minister sergei lavrov saying he will do all he can to get him transferred to his home country. and more stories for you on line dot com including. stockpiling nuclear weapons is crazy iran's president questions the sanity of any nation with atomic bombs. and giving the game away seven u.s. navy seals have been reprimand of words of bulging secrets including details of a solid ones assassination while working as solved on a popular video game. for more years and that message from president obama on twitter caused a stir this week becoming the most rude twitter tweet ever fall when his return to the white house where the u.s. electorate at large really that inspired by one of the most expensive election campaigns of all time our resident hit the streets of new york to gauge the public's reaction. the u.s. presidential election is finally over now what this week let's talk about bad did you vote are you happy with the outcome yes i mean what do you expect to change in the next four years. i guess i was

in favor of the former emergencies minister sergey now one reason for this change is so that the best occasion into this scandal can move forward unimpeded fair and objectively there's already been two arrests in this investigation and it is thought the surgeon called is a little bit too close to the scandal to hold his job now certain called the first civilian over the position of defense minister and he is actually credited with having implemented many reforms and changes to the russian military machine and that now side who is charged with the task of continuing these reforms he comes into this position most recently as the governor of the moscow region but also after having served eighteen years as the very popular i'm urgencies a minister here in russia now putin has put his confidence behind saying that he could be the very person to hold this post all right. thank you. of course so the day's other main story is the race for the white house. and as a voters in the united states are beginning to voice their choice of the ballot boxes for either barack obama or mitt romney other v

goal with just eight seconds left to go down to visit to number we get for free on wednesday well sergei mazak and meter because you know enough scored in each of the telecommuter dorst three reason home ice as the side from the urals. the denominator is six or so and v.t. has to go a little point with truck tours at the top of the album don't agree then don't they mix the folks from films get the upper hand in both of their away matches most recently beaten fellowship theory said you got to me once i did well on wednesday aleksandr personal demented equalising race is over and done twice came from behind to beat cars excite the response meet with nutrition and reckon up to schooling to the last minute and to me to go back to. so that was the pick of the action on the ice let's look at the best of the rest. on monday barcelona star little resi landed yet another accolade as the twenty five year old received his second golden boot for being europe's top scorer after netting a record fifty rally goes last season. while on tuesday joe wilfred salo produced this wonder save on which to edge

the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov speaking in the jordanian capital of amman has warned against western power was supplying syrian opposition fighters with illegal weapons he says that russia has evidence as well as information that the fighters are being supplied with high tech a face of equipment more than fifty stinger has a chemical in the hands of the bullfighters and that equipment is made now lavrov also said that he was very surprised to find out that the b.b.c. says it has information that russia is supplying syria with weapons of mass destruction he said it was amazing to hear from the coast fund and of such a respected corporation such claims being made at the same time he did say that russia was finishing its arms shipment to damascus and that these were deals that were made and old contracts but that the distinction needs to be made that these are only defensive weapons weapons that are not being used in the conflict by comparison with the type of weapons that are making it into the opposition fighters today that are fueling the conflict on the ground if not also sa

with just eight seconds left to go down to visit india number we got four three on wednesday well sergei mazak and meter because you know enough scored in each of your telework need to darst three reason home ice as the side from the urals be denominated six ever so in v.t. has to go level on points with trucked or at the top of the east but i don't doubt breathing down their necks the folks from holmes get the upper hand in both of their away matches most recently beaten fellows have beer and said you brought to me on friday while on wednesday alexandre persia organized and equalise embrace as i haven't done twice came from behind to beat cars excited by reese. we need to sherman reckon up to speed on the last needed to matter. so that was the pick of the action on the ice let's look at the best of the rest. on monday barcelona star little resi landed yet another accolade as the twenty five year old received his second golden boot for being europe's top scorer after netting a record fifty rally goes last season. while on tuesday joe wilfred salo produced this one the save on route to ed

goal with just eight seconds left to go down to visit to number we get for free on wednesday well sergei mazhar can and meter because you know enough scored in each of the telecommuter gorst three weeks on home ice as the site from the urals be denominated six ever so in v.t. has to go a little and points with truck tours at the top of the east but i don't judge a breed and don't they mix the folks from films get the upper hand in both of their away matches most recently beaten pelosi beary said you got to me on friday well on wednesday aleksandr personal going mental and equalizing race as twice came from behind to beat cause excite the response we need to sherman ripping up the score line to the last minute and to build bridges. so that was the pick of the action on the ice let's look at the best of the rest. on monday bosler in a style they're all resi around to get another accolade as the twenty five year old received his second golden boot to be europe's top scorer after met in a record fifty rally goes last season. while on tuesday joe wilfred salo produced this one the save all re

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has criticized nato as potential deployment of patriot missile systems at the syria turkey border plans to install the arms were put forward for requests by ankara alliance officials claim the systems will only serve defensive purposes and it comes amid reports of intensified shelling in damascus suburbs by syrian troops attempting to advance on rebel held areas as opposed to political activist dr years and i've told me missile deployment is clearly not a defensive measure. mr lavrov said today it was interesting to listen to his. analogy today where he said that if we see a gun and the first act in theater then of the play then it's very likely to shoot by the third act and and deploy in such missiles is not really going to be for defensive measure what do they need to defend against at least that turkey has an army and it can defend against more tire for example this is clearly for a larger scale intervention where they want to secure a no fly zone area and we've been hearing the e.u. countries especially britain and france advocating such inte

convention moscow believes that boots prosecution was politically motivated with foreign minister sergei lavrov saying he will do all he can to get him transferred to his home country now multiculturalism is on the rise in norway but a growing islamic population is causing concern for manning an increasingly radical muslim movement is attempting to implement its own shari'a laws which has some locals worried or even a reports. tolerance is no is well known trademark maybe even to well known thirteen percent of the country's five million population a remembrance but it seems it may be suffering from its own hospitality i learned this six years since i was like everything that we do it's because this is to keep it started as if it's immigrant i mean it's a population for years it's been home to a large number of outsiders who believe in peace and money was treated exactly the same besides it's not enough a while ago a radical islamic group demanded to make its independence from the city and the sharia law territory to feel literally. in a letter sent to some of the country's politicians an

same that many factions are not being with the same to this times while the bus in front minister sergei lavrov is meeting with a key figure in the syrian opposition in jordan now russia is seeking to find a political solution to the syrian crisis and russia's position is clear it says they needs to be talks between the syrian opposition and the government the problem does say that the opposition has probably not united because the waste is trying to knock it on the basis of urging them to continue fighting and instead what should happen is that they should be pulled together on the basis of engaging in dialogue with the syrian president bashar assad the concern is that we'll see we see events unfolding in syria much the same as what happened in libya where there was and official recognition of the opposition and then any military action launched the concern is not only by russia but i mean in the international community that once a side is no longer recognized as the president of syria the west will have greater teton to do what it wishes in that country. policy correspondent in the mid

chance for us and yes there is a change in the policy of these countries the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has criticized nato deployment deployment pardon me of the patriot missile systems at the syrian turkish border now plans to install the arms were put forward after a request by a car of nato officials claim the systems will only serve defensive purposes all this comes amid new reports of intensified shelling in damascus suburbs by syrian troops who are reportedly attempting to advance on rebel held areas a syrian state t.v. journalist was also recently killed there. by having to of clarity its support for the syrian rebels germany is now welcoming those who were displaced by the ongoing violence in the war torn country syria has taken the present germany has taken the step partially in order to ease the burden on turkey which is also of course core paying coping with an influx of over one hundred thousand refugees from syria but as r.t. israel for national reports the e.u. is economic powerhouse may have well and i'll tear your motive take a look. with conflict in syria raging

syrian conflict as russian for as russia's foreign minister met with un peace envoy lakhdar brahimi sergey lavrov insists that western states priority of regime change in syria is destructive in leads to more bloodshed ali mohammed editor in chief of the syria tribune says no resolution can solve the crisis while the u.s. and its allies seem determined to oust president to stop. their wish to insist that they should dictate the outcome of the struggle there would be no solution because . the choir members to out somebody who. powerful and who enjoys a lot of support from the syrian people and the syrian army more importantly and insisting on having him removed means instantly on war and this can lead to being anything good to the syrian people the russian diplomacy has been very active trying to find a political solution to the syrian crisis and this was unfortunately. at this year from the nato nations trying to convince everybody that. the new syria will be a syria for for everybody all of its components and one of these performances that's at the supporters there is obviously food or wh

officials suspect of human rights violations it's the so-called magnitsky bill after russian law sergei magnitsky who died in a police. after three years about after being held for tax evasion russia has called the move a provocation and promised to retaliate meanwhile lawmakers in washington have voted to lift soffit and the trade restrictions but moscow but author and historian dr gerald horn believes u.s. actions well mean souring of relations. the message listening to moscow is that the research is. how russia quickly at that when one door closes another one opens what i mean is that the human rights situation united states itself it's quite terrible and i would hope that the russian duma and the russian authorities would begin to scrutinize carefully the human rights situation right here in the united states where for example dislike one example most many the black population is about twelve or thirteen percent of the population of about fifty percent of the prison population and they are disproportionately represented on death row those slated for execution by the state authoritie