proxy conflict between israel and its western allies and iran which basically only has one ally in the region which is the syrian republic so if you can get syria away from iran either through a diplomatic deal which they're trying for many years all through regime change which seems to be the direction of travel now that it will definitely weaken iran at all roads in the middle east right now do seem to lead back to tehran experts are calling the last thing to die and come back bring down throw in rainy and asked and replace it with opposition because we've already said they did dogs and plants and tear on foreign policy neutralizing nuclear iran is most powerful ally since the iran iraq war iran and syria have developed all sorts of ties cultural and economic included but crucially iran uses syria as a conduit for support for hezbollah in lebanon and how mass in the palestinian authority both declared foreign terrorist organizations by the u.s. state department take that away and do wrong influence in the region could wait. cornered iran could bite perhaps accelerating the nuclear pr

right now the obama administration is doing the right things with our allies.avis: well we are walking on eggshells, we have to deal with what we already engaged in- house -- engaged in. defense secretary panetta has made it clear there is a new timetable as he sees it. how do you assess that new timetable? >> i know that has subjected the secretary and the administration to a lot of new questions, but i think we have to look at a couple of realities. this is our 11th year in afghanistan, and that reality is washing over a nation's ability to continue to sustain that war. it is pretty clear the american people want out, as do other natons that are now rour allies. in the end it will tv -- it will be the afghan people who decide what they want to do. the other part of this you have not mentioned is pakistan. pakistan is the most important and critical element in the equation. oint they areis plac right about accelerating the timeline of withdrawing forces, and now because an international peace conference is probably going to be required here. when i say an inte

looks on nervously at its struggling ally. hold a referendum on whether russian should be an official language in a state where a third of the population battles just to be accepted. european impartiality comes on their scrutiny as a number of schools are accused of brainwashing the e.u. values into children in the name of diversity. coming to life from moscow eleven am here on marina josh crisis last syria find itself caught between two very different diplomatic efforts as the u.s. and its allies piled pressure on the government russia and china are trying to mediate a negotiated solution one of beijing's top diplomats is in damascus meeting members of the ruling elite and as you opposition the chinese effort follows up on months of attempts by moscow to bring the warring sides together but the rebels refuse to talk unless president abbas and gives up power violence is escalating almost daily now with dozens reportedly killed over the past twenty four hours and political science professor joseph chang says u.s. dominance in t

in the and an ally issues is an ally to get a stand. about how to use as an ally. i'm sorry how about how do you have an ally. with the soviets in afghanistan and that was the ally but rhetorically. al qaida is demonized is an enemy but al qaida is used bin ladden when he was alive was used to realize who's being used to pakistan's interior services intelligence is i.s.i. this is always america great but america has no qualms in the slanderous government but it's only arabia the stream of the radicalized is not as close u.s. ally it would be very happy to a civil government in syria and libya anywhere in the region what america wants is any regime whether it's islam as secular or whatever radical not so radical is simply want to regime that supports western interests maybe washington's what's going on in syria you've got to up decision groups you've got a nonviolent one internally in the country and you've got a violent western generated free syrian army is the syrian national council based in turkey this they support violence but the nonviolent opposition assad do

and its allies is this in fact a way of bypassing the u.n. and international law to push forward the agenda from the west point of view. what an incredibly dangerous group the friends of syria will be presumably will have hillary clinton and british foreign secretary of the foreign secretaries and i don't know mr harry him self all in all meeting together as friends of syria this is a determined attempt to have demonic power it is it is i think going to fail because perhaps president obama election even his policy advisers are telling him this could rapidly spiral out of control and one only has to see the president as a room where he sits can see that his allies iraq iran lebanon these countries will trade with syria so there's not going to be any sanctions but what is saudi arabia up to what is qatar up to. the real test of the united nations it's rapidly getting more and more serious this is interesting you mentioned the allies of syria some analysts we've talked to believe that washington actually wants to use this conflict along with the

good warm up for the russian side they host to control from the very start but failed to give it allies their chances in the first period which ended goalless thanks to some brilliant saves from the french goalkeeper six minutes into the second and alex a mechanic finally broke the deadlock and the twenty four year old forward doubled his tally a few minutes later to give russia two goal lead france scoring only once while the me that issues in the responded with a hat trick to seal the final score why one to the delight of the home crowd. and why it's good that the match was very tough humanitarian relaxed in the next clash and be fully focused on the result of the first match of any tournament is always very exhausting but until you are struggling to school the opening goal we wasted many chances france were in good physical form and played solid defending so we face some difficulties. meanwhile russia's a boon for the semifinal was determined in a collision between italy and spain squire the nerds who have never won the your account beauty easily cruised. eleven for jews and it was s

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hence, they must destroy allied unity or at least weaken it. how?ct of eyed logical penetration. if all other forms don't work, if the united strength of a non-communist world makes political penetration unfeasible and economic penetration unsuccessful, if cultural penetration does not do the job, the communists can always hope to succeed by resorting to eye dee logical warfare against their strongest opponent, meaning us. >> americans go home. wall street warmongers, down with american emperialism. peace, yes, peace. their propaganda screams. on communist terms, naturally. inside the free world, communists and their sympathizers seek distrust of our motive. even atectae to influence our allies to eliminate our or sea bases which are brechting them as well as us. their mediums of mass communication are tireless in vilifying us as a nation and as individuals. such as depicting you as a brute and a ravager. is there a chance that the communist will succeed? is there a possibility that our allies will accept this malicious perversion of us and everythi

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let's go to allie rasmus to find out what is happening out there. ail allie -- allie?eporter: we're in front of the courthouse on 17th in oakland. right now there's a group of about 40 to 50 people who have gathered out here. these are occupy oakland supporters who have gathered to support some of their fellow protesters who have been arrested in the past. you can see they've made a sign out here, asking the protested -- that the charges be dropped against those protesters. they have coffee and doughnuts out here. there are about ten people who have court dates for being arrested and we talked to one of them and he said he went to an occupy oakland event on january 4th with his camera. he said he was unfairly arrested. >> i take one picture. a police officer comes and says do i have a press pass. i says no. then two other cops rush at me shouting back you. i back up. i said i'm backing up. please tell me where you want me to go. behind the line. behind what line? they kept running at me. they throw me moo -- they throw me in a police car and arrest me. >> reporter: now

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we look at the the not the libyan president but the iraq president that the united states and its allies in nato may try going it alone having a coalition of the willing and just bypassing the united nations because there won't be a u.n. resolution supporting any kind of intervention. well what i think will happen here peters you're going to have basically joe lieberman who's also part of the pros a lobby apac american israel public affairs committee and similar and also senator john mccain has been a neo con hawk as well basically a mouthpiece for the neoconservatives i think the next step will be open arming the you know we have we've had arming of the rebels covertly coming in from turkey a former cia field officer and friend of mine philip rowley is written about that i think you're going to basically see a call now for the rebels to be armed in syria and they going to try to engage the syrian regime or the endgame of this for the neoconservatives in the rest of the pros are a lobby is a take down that syrian regime before we go to war with iran for israel ok that's in the autumn why

has considered bahrain a strategic ally. we need to go forward in a constructive and positive way but we also want a stable society, one where people are functioning freely. >> i spoke to the country's justice minister and asked him if the two sides can be reconciled. >> the doors are opened. now, there is lots going on to bring people together. unfortunately, the gestures that have been disseminated since the beginning has always been met by boycotting and even provocation and this amounts to a kind of incitements to violence. >> as night falls, the day the ritual protest starts all over again. the police say they have taken on board the criticisms leveled at them. in one year on, as the anchor bills, time is running out for this tiny country along a dangerous sectarian fault line. >> that is all for this week. for all of us, goodbye. >> makes sense of international news at bbc.com/news. foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers

you have to really engage with allies. that dismantling will not undermine their security. >> there is this tension between reductions and how you maintain the, it's on our part of the allies. it is a difference between deterrence and reassurance. i think if you talk to people in this town and said, do believe those weapons are necessary in europe for purposes of deterring an attack on european allies, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was asked that question. he said these weapons have no military utility and they cannot do anything that we can't do from a u.s. force base. i suspect if the ticket poll around town, most people would say we probably do not need those weapons there. it is also reckitt made -- it is also recognize that nato is just not the united states. it is 28 independent nations. even though they may not have military utility, they still have political utility. while there may not be a sense that they have to be there for deterrence per say, i think there is a strong view in washington that

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with the fascist militarists their group allies and people of europe rule lising people are all we have deeply repressive police state laws the most recent course with the national defense authorization act on the last day of two thousand and eleven he gives the us government the right to let the military arrest and throwing military dungeons u.s. citizens anywhere in the world shives them leave them on charge give them a military tribunal trial give them no trial let them rot in prisons forever if that isn't a fascist dictatorship what is. now it's time to take a spin around the globe and take a look at some other headlines making news this hour. twenty people have been killed in baghdad and after a bomb exploded striking a crowd of recruits outside a police academy no group has yet claimed responsibility for the blast which also saw at least twenty eight others wounded iraq's police are considered to be the weakest element of the country's security forces which are the target of bombings and shootings almost daily. prison riot in northern mexico has left at least forty people dead the

allí es. san germán.r lo que sucede en este episodio también vamos a aprender más vocabulario relacionado con la familia. la abuela, doña carmen, y el abuelo. los tíos. raquel también apunta que había relaciones muy estrechas entre doña carmen y angel. eran suegra y yerno. angela también tiene tres primas. también vamos a aprender algo sobre la historia de la isla de puerto rico. los indios que habitaban la isla se llamaban los taínos y su isla se llamaba "borinquén". y como don fernando está gravemente enfermo en el hospital es importante que angela vaya a méxico pronto. creo que eso va a ser imposible. captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. en el episodio previo, raquel viaja a san juan, puerto rico. no hay que hablar. que le vaya bien. gracias a un marinero argentino tiene la dirección de la casa de angel castillo. disculpe. estoy buscando la calle del sol, número cuatro. la calle del sol, es ésa que está en el frente. el número c

made no secret of his global ambitions, and became antagonist rather than ally.hurchill's speech here was the first serious warning of what was afoot, and it helped to wake up the entire west. in due course, that speech bore rich fruit and the new institutions forged to strengthen the west against stalin's assault. the marshall plan laid the foundations for europe's post war economic recovery. the truman doctrine made plain that america would resist communist subversion of democracy. the north atlantic treaty organization mobilized america's allies for mutual defense against the soviet steam roller. and european cold and steel community devised to help reconcile the former european enemies evolved over time into the european community. stalin had overplayed his hand. by attempting to destroy international cooperation, he succeeded in stimulating it among more realistic lines and not just through western cold war institutions like nato. as the west recovered and united, growing in prosperity and confidence, so it also breathed new life into some of the first set o

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two thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlines as washington is allies step up.