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t and now let's get to today's daily deal. welcome to the daily dool joining me is already arabic correspondent rima. how are you how are you doing great it's great to have you back here let's get to our first topic the cost of war is never easy to calculate but the a.p. recently compiled some numbers on the cost of war in syria since the start of the conflict syrian g.d.p. has been cut in half and unemployment has surged by five hundred percent removed. what's going on in syria it's the war and that is what happens in times of war people lose their jobs and the country cannot afford to keep up with the demands of the people and you have the war going on and once that you have refugees fleeing the country you have all kinds of trouble that syria is facing right now and that just a minor part maybe if there were these refugees going into how is this affecting other countries also putting a strain on other countries as well the they're basically going to jordan turkey and lebanon and these except for turkey maybe jordan and lebanon are poor country their resources they depend mainly on the and so more

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and r t is cairo correspondent bill true caught up with a former arab league chief who's now one of the top opposition figures in egypt told her that democracy is not just down to the ballot box and that egypt's up he will should be properly called a popular uprising. the security forces the armed forces are trying to maintain law and order in the streets going forward in a solid way that would allow the country to be. to get back on track but moments after the ouster of mohamed morsy we had reports of hundreds of missing budget officials who were arrested the president himself was put under house arrest with no communication t.v. networks were shut down people are calling this a military coup how can you defend that everybody so millions of people who are into the streets so it was not a coup it was a popular uprising if not the revolution that is not enough to be a ballot box approving you and then you just sit and enjoy your life and let the people go down the drain i don't know how some people in. order or from certain way of thinking believe that democracy is just the box of the ev

arabic don't call. or come back and this is r t live from moscow u.s. intelligence leaker edward snowden is way off first for political asylum from three latin american nations with speculation mounting that he'll be heading to venezuela support for the whistleblower on the run is growing on the continent speaking exclusively to r.t. ecuador's foreign minister called on other countries to follow the example set by venezuela believe in the garage go on and off for refuge to victims of u.s. political persecution morea work now picks out the highlights of the interview as the world waits to see which country edward snowden will pick as his new home martine spoke exclusively with ecuador's foreign minister ricardo. about the n.s.a. whistleblower and the fallout following his revelations now ecuador was the first to initiate an emergency summit among south american states after a plane carrying bolivian president evo morales was grounded in vienna last week it was grounded according to reports on suspicion that snowden was on board in route from moscow forei

arabic to find out more visit our big don't go t. dog called. you're watching i'll see you live from moscow it's good to have you would as let's move all know eighteen people have been killed one child among them in a bus crash outside mosco that's according to imagine surface. but some reports say there are up to twenty fatalities imagine security to clinic with two children is said to be among them four people died in hospital over twenty still being treated some of them in intensive care the boss caring for she won passengers split into the one that was hit by a truck trying driver appeared to have a record of dangerous driving this crash is one of the deadliest road accidents in russia they say. israel carried out and the top on the key syrian port of the time can last friday according to statements made by three enormous u.s. officials the predawn blasts allegedly targeted a russian made missile battery which see where it received two years ago. is around eighty kilometers from russia's unable base in syria the rebel free syrian army said t

t more news after a short break. speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks to feel at peace interview intriguing story to tell you. the. arabic to find out visit arabic don't call. syria's chemical weapons could become a catastrophic security has or to the west should assad's regime fall now that is according to the u.k.'s intelligence chief who says the most worrying emerging terrorist threat is if the chemicals fall into the hands of radical took hottest we've been attracted to the conflict in that country meanwhile the head of the u.n. chemical weapon fact finding mission has a step to the syrian government's invitation to visit the country president also its government insists the u.n. should focus on an incident attributed to the opposition forces that took place back in march near the northern city of aleppo now russia had recently presented evidence to the united nations which it says shows that syria. rebels attacked the regime forces with sarin gas the rebels in turn blamed the government for the attack the u.s. a brit

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t. shopping cart a cook that's in northern iraq the oil rich city is rocked by frequent sectarian attacks it's home to arabs kurds and turks all competing for influence in the area according to u.n. statistics more than seven hundred people were killed nationwide last month as iraq struggles to deal with escalating violence. at least six people have been killed and dozens injured when a passenger train derailed and hit a crowded platform in a southern suburb of the french capital rescuers have been searching for people trapped under the debris of the french president francois hollande who visited the crash site he promised a thorough investigation into the cause of the accident. now the british police are investigating a nail bomb explosion of a mosque in the u.k. town of tipton it's the fourth such attack in a month and this incident came on the day of the funeral of soldier lee rigby he was murdered in broad daylight by alleged it's lawmaking extremists. as more. the most cap'n to be nearly empty and luckily nobody was hurt but people in the area saying that they're extremely shaken that they're now going

>> t army, it's a national and institution, an institution that advise the country. the army has the beginning of the arabsng let go of mr. mubarak because the people in egypt have demanded this. now, mr. morrissey tried to modify the leaders of the army removing about 80 high-rankg officers and appointed more as an honest officers 85 percent o the army of egypt is not with the muslim brotherhood, but there are very careful. they don't want to sp into politics, former military regime, under the pressure of international community, but so the first day amid was directed at him. do not give us orders to crush the rebellion. the second is to tranquilize the international community. we are not going to be a military regime. that is basically what will tell us that the rebellion or uprising at the end of the day, the next government of egypt and the army will not step into politics. lori: their will be another government. you think this will happen soon and it will not, if understand you correctly, include the president. it is impossible for him to rule egypt a demonstration of 20 million people. at the height

our to america and check out our website r t dot com forward slash usa you can also follow me on twitter as sam sachs stay tuned prime interest is next. the arab muslim world is ablaze with conflict and turmoil be revolution civil wars or external meddling there can be no doubt this region will never be the same again it would also appear to be old and new colonial order for much of the region is coming to an end but what is replacing it and who is on the right side of history. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just. not with your mobile device so you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. is it possible to navigate economy with all the details and to stick to them for me and media hype keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream status if in your right. good afternoon welcome the prime interests i'm perry i'm boring and i'm bob

bit later today here on r t paid lavelle and his guests are looking at where egypt might be going post coup and whether perhaps the rule of law has been diminished within the arab world it's coming your way at a twelve thirty g.m.t. . when i got out you see tool to one up our lives in all of you and seek to implemented and apply on the population was how much diplomacy with how much you give and take as what's happening as we've seen with president former president morsi this would be not the outcome or the expected consequences of that model see not where you want to go but why don't we all do you know. why not wait until the next election to voted out of office if that's the case. thanks for joining us here on r.t. today belfast police has been reinforced by more than six hundred officers from other u.k. branches as the city anticipates the annual unionist parade marches route has been shortened this year with a ban on an evening walk through sectarian flashpoint unionist leaders have expressed outrage at that decision but have promised to keep any protests peaceful so further. this parade takes place annually and considered one of the most controversial of t

arab world. and for that reason, if egypt successfully mak the transition to a successful economy and also t of broadbasedracy it will have huge ramifications and other countries as well. >> reporter: as these massive protests continue, dow jones reports british oil company bp is withdrawing staff at contractors in the country. tracy: these guys rely on tourism. you have seen images like this is tom anderson the canceling a trip pretty fast. >> reporter: and tourism is about to percent of the egyptian economy. revenues from visitors are down 40%. the state department justarn that americans should p off travel if they can. this political unrest slows sectors across the egyptian economy, but your reading reports of folks staying away from the cities. some of the resort towns almost like little oasis with no idea that is going o "what's going on. tourism, there is a tangible effect. has fallen a significant amount and is a good chunk of the egyptian economy. tracy: that's an important point. some of this is not happening in the tourist towns. you have an awesome weekend. thank you. >> reporter: youtube tracy

t cairo. and just a few minutes the trial and sentencing of the late russian lawyer sergei magnitsky stay with us for that and much more. thank. you. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. the fourteenth in the world talks syfy r.p. interview intriguing story so you. see arabic to find out more visit our big. dog called. welcome back this is our team the fall of oz and regime in syria could have catastrophic consequences due to the threat of chemical weapons stockpiles and and the hands of radical militants that's the conclusion i've seen you're a british lawmakers and an intelligence and security committee report which appears to be in stark contrast with the government's program stance the warning comes shortly after russia said to have solid evidence that rebel groups in syria used chemical weapons in a deadly attack on the city of aleppo back in march the samples have been handed over to the united nations washington has said it's kept a goal over russia's findings which contradict the white house was. earlier claims that government forces were behind chemical attacks there was allegations were used to justify a decision to arm the syrian rebels bu

t a kind of, you know, it's a very pressure. terrorist a shift in about institutions around the world on social media and what happened in the arabing and the occupy movement. people are demanding accountability nowadays. i feel the bis needs to adapt to that. >> i want to open the discussion to the whole room. just a housekeeping reminder, if you could wait for the microphone to come to you before you start speaking. and normally we ask everyone to say who they are. since the cameras -- not everybody wants to say that. you can say i'm roger rob rabbit. and i want to mention this. not are all on the record. please feel free, if you would like to tweet using #political forum. and@worldpolicy. do we have a question? >> hi, i'm bill. roughly how many central bankers attend the meetings every two months. also how large is the staff of the bis and where do they come from? >> yeah. good questions. give us a sense of the place. about sixty is the answer. sixty fly in to saturday through sunday and met by a fleet of limousines which sweep them off to baa sill which is an hour drive away. say that start on the sunday night with the most i

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