to use cctv means i'm in beijing the safest from the run and six made to wear pounds including china russia and the uk france and the us press gemini on the team to resolve the decades long standoff and the ransom you can program the last foreign menace them a comment about saturday's match with eu high representative for foreign fans. catherine ashton play with in belfast ahead of the upcoming talks of the state of the two day talks in geneva follow any sane enough to back its size described as positive an ear and the sea killing me from a international sanctions about the p five plus one group that wants to be in chile randy prevent it from a building nuclear weapons and a senior us official has said the six countries and will teach you all to meet its functions relief in the exchange footpaths in the runs you rename the region and activities and bailey told to it now it was a long teeny any tear and she tell that some of the post but actions and the countries they could expect from your mind during this round in the talks. do you mean you only meant an ace and i we know the kids didn't e

the alliance is also been fully india feels much closer to the united states than it feels to china russia feels obviously closer to china now than it used to feel to the united states but its relations with europe are mixed so i think that these very distinct. of all these countries and seeing that the developed world is acting in concert to make the rules which suit them at the cost of the emerging world i don't agree with this guy because i feel that within the emerging world there are lots of differences and developing countries have their own priorities which mean north meet the priorities of other developing countries that's a very good point against lumping the. countries together and approaching down an individual basis but i think this habit of looking into the world as us versus them or as winner. is a loser is a very american thing it's a winner takes it all sort of approach and the problem with it is of course that not many countries see the world this way and it is in the united states in particular that the rise of the rast is perceived as a threat as you know chinese and ind

of examples of that in the case of russia and china and the un security council they can not only counter the united states politically they can also influence that interest economically and this is exactly what i mean by them coming together not necessarily coming up with some concrete can all make proposals development banks and what have you but ultimately you know staying together coordinating that policy stances getting to know each other maybe on a personal level and then the using there is personal connections and you know the potential for that economic and political convergence one moment there i don't think that's a fair point which is that if you have two countries which see that interests aligned and they're able to pull together like you mentioned about russia and china and sort of do something at the u.n. that's fair my point is that why should be just these four to five countries what's so special about them for example in latin america today. the mexican economy is doing much better compared to the brazilian economy and similarly like each year there is the example of sout

stability and to me have seen that in china we've seen that and russia we've seen that in brazil i think and to some extent we've seen that in india and all those countries use different methods somebody some of them use democratic math and some of them use more authoritarian the math at some of them with more money into social programs trying to placate their populations but given the fact that social and rust is really spreading around the world and in many other places it is really threatening not only economic growth but you know simply can all mixed ability and the security of investments do you think that could be perceived as competitive advantage you know that insistence on preserving the social order and that resist resistance to any sort of regime change or revolution on that own territory you know what i think the same sort of fact is today i did work in the key there of course at a different level those factors at work in egypt so i don't think that you know that is a competitive advantage of just the brics countries and the way they're dealing with all this is also very diff

need iranian gas but we cannot get it because of american sanctions on russia they have already a strategic partnership with iran china they already have an energy and commercial partnership with russia is going to be even more increased if iran is normalized let's put it this way so the whole arc from southwest asia to east asia is going to change completely this is what the grownups in the room and outside the rooms are waiting daniel this is what pepe something about it's a major realignment here i mean i'm looking at all of our faces here i can see you and you know what we're more or less the same age that kind of alignment is something that's never been thought of you know look being aligned with the rand or at least not be. having iran as the great enemy and this is something that's very new and you know gentlemen ever since the end of the cold war a lot of things have happened the none of us ever expected so daniel detente with iran. yeah but it's by no means certain and i think what's important to remember is the structure of u.s. sanctions against iran some of these sanctions were imposed by executive order t

sometimes least in the middle east everybody knows that then on a lying movement russia china the bulk of the developing world the only one who does know about this us public opinion most of it and all busily us corporate media so he's going to be kicking and screaming like a need for the next six months on a daily basis but seriously the grown ups are paying attention russia and china and that this is something that we should develop in our discussion debate in the long run benefits for i did a whole of you ratio this is the big this is the beginning of the new great game in your asia involving russia china the us iran turkey the real big players israel is the detail and saudi arabia come on it's an acronym ism one hundred percent ok didn't get into that you want to jump in and go ahead and break in a little bit yeah i just wanted to point out something that pepe said earlier he talked about american public opinion what's interesting just in the last day or so there was a rest news and poll that showed that the majority of americans are backing this interim agreement so we might be se

beginning of the new great game in your asia involving russia china the u.s. iran turkey the real big players is right is the detail in saudi arabia come on it's an acronym is them one hundred percent ok daniel that you want to jump in now go ahead here break in a little bit yeah i just wanted to point out something that pepe said earlier he talked about american public opinion what's interesting just in the last day or so there was a rest news and poll that show that the majority of americans are backing this interim agreement so we might be seeing is a replay of what we saw in that toward the end of the summer with the syria situation where the vast majority of the american people are opposed to what attack it's very possible the americans are tired of this confrontational attitude toward iran and syria and then we may be demanding something different and in that case there may actually be a danger of a backlash and further resentment toward israel if israel continues to do what it's doing which is sending an army of lobbyists through the halls of capitol hi

sometimes least in the middle east everybody knows that then on a lying movement russia china the bulk of the developing world the only one who does know about this is us public opinion most of it and all busily us corporate media so he's going to be kicking and screaming like a need for the next six months on a daily basis but seriously the grown ups are paying attention russia and china and that this is something that we should develop in our discussion debate in the long run benefits for i did the whole of you ratio this is the big this is the beginning of the new great game in your asia involving russia china the us iran turkey the real big players israel is a detail in saudi arabia come on it's an acronym ism one hundred percent ok daniel that you want to jump in and go ahead and break in a little bit yeah i just wanted to point out something that pepe said earlier he talked about american public opinion what's interesting just in the last day or so there was a rescue some poll that showed that the majority of americans are backing this in term agreement so we might be seeing is a

iran and high-powered diplomats from china, russia, britain, germany and france were at the table. they met in geneva for talks. the summit aimed as controlling iran's nuclear capabilities in exchange for easing sanctions. the first such talks involving the u.s. in nearly a decade. the u.s. and its allies saw tougher terms for iran and it's nuclear program especially the iraq heavy water plant. iran insists the plant is only for educationalled a domestic energy purposes but in the end the talks fell apart. >> france had hoped to reach an agreement during the iran nuclear talks. the talks here in geneva allowed us to make progress however we cannot reach an agreement because there are problems that need to be tackled. we'll surely tell you that our political directors will meet, then ministers, and we hope at that time to include an agreement. >> reporter: most delegations blame france, but kerry shifts it to iran. >> there was unity, but at that moment they were not able to accept that particular agreement. >> reporter: in reaction the iranian foreign minister took to twitter posti

china and russia saudi arabia and cuba have all won seats on the united nations human rights council that admission to the un stop rights body has been criticized by some groups to contest the new members called human rights record to him. fourteen positions on the forty seven c council the pre election among others to be elected false be a tad flat out syria percent thompson thanks to ken. one critic said of the election of russia. it was like electing upon a maniac as chief of the five to twelve months i'm not outside un headquarters in yields an asus will protest against china's policy on tibet says that it took place. western countries accuse john their last moments of the arresting activists heading into next season suppressing and the minorities as its rights record payment of a few colombian intelligence claims to discover the rebel out to kill the former president of the brooding day the politician is an outspoken critic of the current peace process between the rebels and government. during his two term presidency the colombian army inflicted heavy doses of the insurgents. us

visiting the six party kenya citation talks involving the two kirby as the united states china japan and russia have bean stall since late two thousand and eight a defect that spill in washington that we are here to help out the door. so we're looking for signs were working for the signals were working for. strong indications that north korea is ready to move forward and take the steps. and so far they are absent. a us official who is currently at not getting a good agent or are i can fall from eighty eight after meeting with chinese counterpart miguel a tight the chair of the six party talks and north korea close us ally is actively seeking an early resumption of the multilateral dialogue at the officials said they didn't need an environment for a successful meeting must be created in order for talks to resume. domenici said that the two sides will continue

and yet there the differences are so huge for example all the other countries from india brazil russia. china sort of influence would be would be very large and these other countries would feel marginalised so the problem is that there's not much which can come out of this because china's economic size and political clout is so much bigger a bit to the other but for example they want to be joined to here when they join their political clout together and we have seen there plenty of examples of that in the case of russia and china and the u.n. security council they can not only counter the united states politically they can also influence that interest economically and this is exactly what i mean by them coming together not necessarily coming up with some concrete cannot make proposals development banks and what have you but ultimately you know staying together coordinating that policy stances getting to know each other maybe on a personal level and than using there is personal connections and you know the potential for that economic and political convergence y. and the moment there i've you k

foreign ministers from six kg woes how was the us china russia the uk france and germany and a man stand shoulder to shoulder in the men went out to striking the inland mild cold agreement to fall is not within told during a week in which emissions be between optimism and boom. in equal measure under the terms of the deal he ran stops in vt new radiant india weapons expanded its stockpile of enriched uranium will be ninety two. the heavy water nuclear reactor i read it wouldn't be commissioned in return they will be limited lifting of sanctions with about seven billion dollars to nine. it was said the arabian foreign minister accounts to build trust. it is important. nautilus. sea and the opportunity and the numbness a crisis in open new horizons. based on respect. for the rights of iranian people. and the move one of the knee. and doubts about the exclusively peaceful nature. all the nuclear program. in washington. the agreement was welcomed by us president barack obama. mindful of the hostile congress stressed the mother's day to the ease sanctions. we will refrain from imposing new sa

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project will serve really trust those fruits including china central asia china kazakhstan and china russia western hero. it was it in the voting system is it's all for your tuesday erections are chosen for the roads was a great demeanor density traffic both have a great car that so now as you know it's present implementation of the west and you wasted your time project is in full swing and the tenth of march in kazakhstan. presently about one point five thousand km out of two point four thousand is giving way to the commission. i hope that the project will be commissioned by twenty fifty the development of these projects on the twenty oh six and its present the special attention has based its implementation scenes one part of the road has a way the nation. at present the main concern is about the reconstruction of roads and the kazakhstan on the corner toward the cost of the project implemented in that era to kazakhstan and loan is more than six point five p the new scholars kazakhstan has completed the construction of one thousand six hundred and twenty five km of the woods to you it was

stores with more than two point zero young people currently incarcerated the united states trumps china russia and the rest of the world in the number of prisoners doing time about half of those in u.s. jails are in for nonviolent offenses since one nine hundred ninety america's prison population has increased sixteen hundred percent the war on drugs mandatory sentencing and a broken immigration policy have forced more people into prison c.c.a. has roughly ninety thousand prison beds in twenty states jesse lava from the watchdog group beyond bars says many of the companies contracts guarantee occupancy lock up quotas basically say you know if you're a private person and you have a contract with say or a local government you have a guaranteed number of people in your car go down with it doesn't matter it's asperger's are still on the hook and the government is on the hook for filling up your prisons. in the land of the free it is hard to expect the prison population to decrease as long as corporations continue profiting by keeping people locked up reporting from new york marina port ny r r t. w

wine talking to me that this week with the p five plus one countries the united states britain china russia france and germany. she brought me to limit its new program in exchange for lighter economic sanctions. rhonda said the deal signals a political shift in the middle east with the us trying to mend ties with iraq after witnessing chaos the country say that once considered allies such as egypt and libya the united states is facing a difficult situation. in the west asia north africa and are therefore i think the united states is beginning to recognize that it means you're on a lot more than its parts in order to bring back stability to the region. speaking backgrounds experience iran he said that best solution to the north korean new clear issue. as for the concert party to take the lead. i think that the people of south africa. south from korea are mature. very intelligent and i think that they can guide to own foreign policy an internal policy better than anyone else. sigh things down. involvement of regional powers for i parents only complicates the situation further. he eats. for yo

hundred remaining in the one with the cats and hit the remote mountains of central asia pulse china russia and india zai. is you. new york city marathon as richard after a break to see the damage brought on by super storm sandy denny bits of forty seven thousand participants read through five boroughs that were packed with cheering crowds last week's marathon was canceled because of damage from superstore same day. susie beds focused on tuesday security in light of the post boston marathon bombings which left three people dead more than two hundred and sixty injured at least one thousand five hundred cameras were placed along the routes and helicopters flew above for aerial surveillance participants were screened and inspected before their starts and police carried out for green baggage checks and spectators. chris get jeff to take the one in their thoughts female division with a time of two hours twenty five minutes seven seconds and another canadian jeff freeman time claimed victory on the males died in two hours eight minutes and twenty four seconds each winner will receive one hundred

facilities with more than two million people currently in her street and the united states tops china russia and the rest of the world in the number of prisoners doing time. about half of those in us jails are in for non violent offences since nineteen ninety america's private prison population has increased sixteen hundred percent the war on drugs. mandatory sentencing and a broken immigration policy have forced more people into prison. cca has roughly ninety thousand present ads in twenty states. jesse law bought from the watchdog group b on bars says many of the company's contracts guaranteeing occupancy law only reason we say. if your wrappers. you have a contract with state or local government the theory and seat number of people in your facility. i don't know. it doesn't matter that taxpayers are still on the puppet governments on the pup for filling up more presents in the land of the free it is hard to expect the prison population to decrease as long as corporations continue profiting by keeping people walked out. reporting from your green up for tonight our team. she's close to mine

in china russia say spacecraft during this up to twenty fourteen olympic torch has just docked with the international space station while the hatches of old band and the crew has carried the torch into the iss. i did randy france is accusing control with more he won well and easily use still working on. we'll continue to ease i will disembark and a half has just opened and i won. and boy was he would be the first to make it out i in our ivory to other very exciting the people there. firstly i was very crowded like it because it's usually so you ask. with nine numbers in the end of march the forsythia appealing to go and so is it exciting that it's been such a success in the course has been to this new flame on the boards. it cannot be the winners of lords in spades. and so i did is it is doing just that short book itself. i'm so very excited to see this actually happened. lion and a lot of smiling faces and to force the family members will be broadcast from my killer for suddenly disappear once the ride safely. now forced to think. that's a saturday when the torch will make history by g

brazil minus 25%, mexico minus 18%, india minus 18%, china minus 18%, russia minus 30%.rt of amazing. amazingly bad. of course chambers, who is stuck in the neverending wait until next year mode, says he expects to see return to growth within a few quarters. you can choose for yourself whether you believe it or not. i don't. not for a moment am i excusing chambers. you don't get that downturn without pushing the wrong product to the wrong people on the wrong days of the week with the wrong management in the wrong way. i threw the wrong way in there just so i could have five wrongs in the same sentence and we know that five wrongs sure don't make a right. oh, by the way, everyone is taking business from them. let's be clear about that. but i mentioned this huge emerging market declines because if there's one thing for certain, it's the united states is leading the developed world and maybe even the emerging markets world when it comes to growth. it's very telling that our country has somehow become the leader here. we have the most dysfunctional government of any emerging

their stores with more than to put millions people currently incarcerated the united states chomps china russia and the rest of the world in the number of prisoners doing time about half of those in u.s. jails are in for nonviolent offenses since one nine hundred ninety america's private prison population has increased sixteen hundred percent the war on drugs mandatory sentencing and a broken immigration policy have forced more people into prison c.c.a. has roughly ninety thousand prison beds in twenty states jesse lava from the watchdog group beyond bars says many of the company's contracts guarantee occupancy lock up quotas basically say you know if you're a private person and you have a contract with say or a local government you have a guaranteed number of people in your facility are go down with it's doesn't matter it's passed we are still on the hook and the government is still on the hook for filling up your prisons. in the land of the free it is hard to expect the prison population to decrease as long as corporations continue profiting by keeping people locked up reporting from new york

chechnya i'm sure your how it's some preconceptions before your visit what struck you about three china russia i mean the way i looked at it was that there may have been a time where arms son was fighting against russia i'm told there was is that true absolutely yeah ok and he was fighting for what he considered to be his country and his people but there came a point where the war was over where were arms on that. got together and made an agreement my understanding was that that point of arms on said any terrorists in my country will either leave or be killed and i in my people will be the first to kill them because we do not believe in terrorism we do not believe in anything like that anymore so. keeping that in mind you know we have to understand that life changes in regimes change even in american even in big you know first world you know countries life politics the way people think the way people do things completely change i thought the romans and was a great example of how it should be where at one time somebody somebodies enemy and they become our friends and they become our allies and

london and oppose the will of the western bankers in the imperialists and whether it you know it's china russia iran venezuela cuba these countries are coming together and standing against the power of western banking financial institutions standing against imperialism and this is a development that is a very much a threat to the order the old order of power where a few super rich countries dominate the world things are changing and i think the fact that that there isn't these negotiations are going on the fact that a deal has been reached is a positive sign it shows that the the old way of doing things is changing and that the world is being reset up in a way that while you're on the one just fifteen seconds your personal full support of this deal this radio deal well i think it's a step in the right direction it shows the people of the world want peace they want to go she ation they want trade between countries they want equality and if israel is opposed that shows what israel is really all about. the international action center thank you new york. the syrian opposition is making life difficu

and oppose the will of the western bankers in the imperialists and whether you know it's it's china russia iran venezuela cuba these countries are coming together in standing against the power of western banking financial institutions standing against imperialism and this is a development that is a very much a threat to that of the order the old order of power where a few super rich countries dominate the world things are changing i think the fact that that is in these negotiations are going on the fact that a deal has been reached is a positive sign shows that the field way of doing things is changing and an end and that the world is being being re setup and lack of light on the line just fifteen seconds to personal thoughts about this deal this amazing deal well i think it's a step in the right direction i chose the people the world want peace they want negotiation they want trade between countries they want equality and if israel's oppose that shows what is really all about. this means not much to send thank you new york the syrian all positioned is making life difficult for those tryin

need iranian gas but we cannot get it because of american sanctions on russia they have already a strategic partnership with iran china they already have an energy and commercial partnership with russia is going to be even more increased if iran is normalized let's put it this way so the whole arc from southwest asia to east asia is going to change completely so this is what the grownups in the room and outside the rooms are waiting daniel this is what pepe sucking about it's a major realignment here i mean i'm looking at all of our faces here i can see you and you know what we're more or less the same age that kind of alignment to something that's never been thought of you know look being aligned with the rand or at least not be. having iran as the great enemy and this is something that's very new and you know gentlemen ever since the end of the cold war a lot of things have happened the none of us ever expected so daniel detente with iran. yeah but it's been no means certain and i think what's important to remember is the structure of u.s. sanctions against iran some of these sanctions were imposed by executive orde