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new way the question of what the impact will be of a u.s. veto of palestinian statehood at the united nations very uncertain what that impact will be across the arab world is a new consideration for the u.s. they never have to worry very much about popular opinion in the arab world because our government pays no attention but that's to say that it's very important to come to the upcoming a un vote on palestinian statehood israel's main allies in the region toki in egypt so that backs on the jewish state and i mean how far could this isolation go if you're saying especially with the upcoming u.n. focus on palestinian statehood it has already gone very far egypt and turkey are no longer the great backers of israel that they once were israel is fundamentally isolated in increasing way now and has really no friends in the region and internationally is the only reliable friend of the united states now in a certain way that's inevitable given the policy that israel has carried out the policies of continued occupation the policies of apartheid the policies of the siege in gaza all of these policies have the legitimized israel in a way that no country is prepar

the move and don't care turkey has squandered no time thinking think asian strategy with the arab world to a new level last week prime minister recep tayyip erdogan on how what observers have doubt the arab spring toward visiting tunisia egypt and libya and into augment the country's clout in the region facing political change addressing crowds of libyans in tripoli and extending offers of help to one show that he was acutely aware of the importance of his time in. the talker see is ending totalitarian regimes and disappearing. experts say earlier ones upswing in diplomacy reflects turkey's growing impatience to become a leading political force in the region itself assurance driven by years of having the unique ability to negotiate with all sides of conflicts in the middle east as well as conduct successful trade relations with its neighbors and any government that engages like this has a selfish purposes a sense of mission in syria is in turmoil and that since we are in this area we are much more qualified c. intervene turkey has in mind the role of an important regional power and with the rece

turn the page on the past decade of tensions and support democratic development in the arab world having these new security related issues like in egypt and with turkey these are not good for long term american interests what i mean let's talk about long term american american interests and in fact america's global profile i mean if the u.s. running the risk of isolating itself if they continue to oppose the palestinian bid especially considering the overwhelming global support for the me. i think the united states recognizes that there is overwhelming global support for this and the united states the obama administration to support the palestinian state and they do know that they will be embarrassed at the u.n. if the vote goes forward they're trying desperately to get the palestinians to not ask for a vote perhaps president abbas will submit petition but it won't actually go towards trying to find some face saving way forward so they can move towards negotiations because yes it will be very embarrassing for the united states to be in such a small minority after that type of especially when the e

arab world. >> guido westerwelle on hand for the launch of the "new look" arabic service. he discussed the changes affecting the arabic world. he sees great potential for the region and for dw tv arabia. >> if young people watch deusche welle, and see what it means to our diversity opinion, that is the best thing that coul happen. democracy and media diversity belong together. we can make a valuable contribution to that. >> starting this monday, we will be transmitting six hours of programming every day. the news program, magazines, and documentary's will offer the latest from politics, business, sports, and culture, all of that at prime time. there are also new talk shows. studio guests address a range of subjects, including great upheavals in the arabic world. >> we have to start talking to each other and enter into dialogue. we make a practice of bringing people from the arab world and political decision makers together to exchange views. >> dw tv arabia premiered on television screens across the arab world earlier today. >> david cameron is in moscow for talks aimed at

turning over a new leaf in the arab world, a wave of change has taken everybody by surprise. >> the protestsave thrown a a new light on stereotypes, which is a good and healthy thing. a lot of people had reservations about islam's compatibility with democracy. how critical are the people there? do they want democracy? >> europe's top politicians have been quoting arab leaders for sometime in support of them right up to the beginning of the demonstrations. when change came, it came in the name of democracy and human rights, values held in high regard by europeans. >> the way europe conducted itself during mubarak's reign wasn't a disappointment in and of itself, but what was missing was what i experienced in 1999. excitement over the changes in eastern europe. >> of that enthusiasm is still lacking. but meanwhile, the changes in the arab world are gaining politicians backing. whether it be gestures, words of support, weapons, or money. dodge the offers that exist will shape the legacy left behind. the deal with things like security and migration. nobody is all that willing to invest in agricu

the unrest in the arab world put a new focus on turkey and on his leadership. some say secular democracy is a model for the countries of the arab spring. he has emerged as a prominent voice in the range. he traveled in egypt, tunisia and libya and tehran. i spoke to him yesterday at the hotel and here is that conversation. tell me where you see the united states and turkey cooperating and the relation relationship s developed between you and the president. >> [indiscernible] are getting this within the [indiscernible] which are all strengthen the relationship between [indiscernible] and today we are speaking about the -- our efforts aregoing to be proceeded with in a very efficient way sniffle is there a spial relationship between you and the president? >> of course this is how [indiscernible] ie, between turkeynd the united states [iiscernible] but we have initiated theodel [indcernible] in an incrental fashion [indiscernible] and as far as the president appreciates the situation and it makes us greatly happy to see [indiscerniblewe are actually very friendly t

america's concerns over a surge in sectarian violence across the arab world allowing at the wave of washington perhaps not surprising new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state arab nations not to trade one form or fashion for another. i take it to see it in old age and sports coming up now and his hoping for better thoughts than the champions need tonight for russia's second represents. better discipline all of us you know the true we had one goal lead last night to me in cyprus two are all well and then get a man sent off but it's not a good system moscow there and fronts tonight hoping for better luck we'll have a preview and not just the rest of the day's sport right now. if your company for this is a sports event we have got plenty ahead in occluding this hour. hitting their stride scotland become the first team in the rugby world cup to make it two wins from two with victory over georgia. on top of the world novak djokovic shows off his newly obtained u.s. open trophy at the empire state building summits. and over the line we press the rewind button in the russian premier league our midweek remind

i think president obama enjoys credibility in the arab world, especially in the new arab world. the opportunity, maybe a once in a lifetime opportunity, to make it happen. he should get both abbas and netanyahu in a room. he should create -- look, i'm not naive. i don't think we can have a deal by the end of this week. but we can create a framework with the right parameters. and with a deadline for negotiations, which will avert this train wreck. which will happen at the end of the week if it doesn't happen and bring both sides together, under the auspices of the united states. again, quietly and discreetly and try and make a deal. i think it is still possible. i think there's still time. if this does not happen, we will see great speeches. there will be high drama. at the end of the day the end result could be a very bloody horrible and very negative outcome for the region, for israel, for the palestinians and for the world. >> let's hope we move further toward peace. ambassador, great to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you ambassador. >>> now getting

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having their own state this year the issue of palestinian statehood is gaining a lot of new momentum in the arab world amid the so-called arab spring uprisings that have taken place in tunisia egypt libya. does the palestinian bid for statehood at the right time at this moment what is your take on not. in the name of the almighty the most gracious and the most merciful first i would like to greet you and all of your viewers and wish the almighty's a blessing for everyone you asked a very important question the people of palestine prior rigs even prior to the for second world war prior to the first world war and all people all nations has the right to self determination but their right to self-determination was taken away in result of previously planned hostile takeover and dishonest takeover at any time that such right is resort on their sooner the better it is their right what's important is that it comes back in its entirety . once again they do not fall prey. and be rendered in an incomplete fashion in result of political games that are played often it's interesting that when you say complete state

other new polls and british and or allow terror suspects to be looked up for years without charge or trial. hillary clinton voices america's concerns of resurgent sectarian violence across the arab world following the wave of washington backed up risings a new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state urged arab nations not to trade one form of oppression for another. but hopes of salvation for. coming from asia as china makes it clear the e.u. must take responsible steps to tackle its own economic problems that's just days after italian officials reportedly attempted to convince a chinese delegation to buy a share in it at least that. brings up the for the moment i'll be back with another summary for in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime in an era of electronic gadgets and high tech innovations violating privacy and mining personal data is easier than ever and up next portnoy grilles the head of a worldwide investigative agency about the damage the twenty four hour surveillance could do to society and its freedoms our special interview next. artie is sitting down with stephen rom com founder and c.e.o. of inc a worldwide investigative agency steve thank you very m

another new polls of british war allowed terror suspects to be locked up for years without charge or trial. canary clinton voices americans' concerns over a surge in sectarian violence across the arab world following the wave of washington backtalk rising to a new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state urged arab nations not to trade of one form of repression for another. in hopes of salvation for the euro coming from asia fate as china makes it clear the e.u. must take responsible steps to tackle its economic problems it was just days after telling officials reportedly attempted to convince a chinese delegation to buy a share in italy's debt. with more on those stories and other news for us in fifteen minutes and on the meantime the sports update is next with. thanks for joining us this is sports today plenty to head over the next ten minutes or so including our stories and great. hitting their stride scotland become the first team of the rugby world cup to make it two wins from two the fifth three were two which are. on top of the world novak djokovic she was all facing newly attained u.s. open trophy of the empire state building summit. over the line we pressed the re

new york. ever since the arab world around there's been curiosity why the american supported rebel movements there differ from its treatment of palestinians to some sound with implementing the israeli lobby and its power to steer washington's news on middle east and the case it is. is ironic this that was time to look at the arab spring as a way of vindication towards democracy and freedom and human rights and human dignity and yet when it comes to the palestinians we are decontextualized. this is very select at this actually because they pick out occupied israel and. there's a domestic issue and. has enormous influence on because. many politicians in many ways has changed its policy to accommodate this extreme government minister not only that but it was thing to put pressure on the quartet accept this position. again by saying well it's different from both of you and the e.u. by asking for a change of longstanding policy on the two state solution and of course the person taken every clear stance on the basis of international law and palestinian diets including that. so by adopting the israeli po

new polls and british normal terror suspects to be locked up for years without charge or trial. hillary clinton voices america's concerns over a surge in sectarian violence across the arab world following a wave of washington backed uprisings and how a new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state urged arab nations not to trade one form of oppression for another. thirty troubled schools on its tally and streets as prime minister berlusconi wins parliament's final approval for measures aimed at tackling the country's deepening debt crisis. he continues with three and half an hour from now in the meantime artie's debate program cross-talk discusses the future of western capitalism in his driving force the once mighty now shrinking american middle class . bringing you the latest in science and technology from. the future covered. hello and welcome across town. emerging countries in an ever changing world but what does it mean when a country is finally emerged. in. the fate of western capitalism and globalization i'm joined by john laughlin the director of studies at the institute of democracy in cooperation he's a lecturer in politics at the university of kent and allan fri

having their own state this year the issue of palestinian statehood is gaining a lot of new momentum in the arab world than of the so-called arab spring uprisings that have taken place in tunisia egypt libya. does the palestinian bid for statehood khan at the right time at this moment what is your take on that. in the name of the almighty the most gracious and the most merciful first i would like to greet you and all of your viewers and wish the almighty's glassing for everyone you asked a very important question the people of palestine prior existed even prior to the second world war prior to the first world war and all people all nations have the right to self-determination but that right was taken away and result of a previously planned hostile takeover and dishonest takeover that right should be restored the sooner the better it is their right. what is important is that it comes back in its entirety and they don't once again for the pray to the political games that are often played. it's interesting when you say complete state in its entirety actually because us president barack obama addressed ad

regimes new governments i should say in the arab world. well turkey is a democracy a country where the population or rather the majority all population are muslims so turkey with success in economy and in the development in democracy and thirteen are both very good examples for the army it's slummy world because they see that it is possible and this can be actualized by the muslims themselves therefore turkey is attracting a lot of attention and i was in tunis a couple of months ago when i was going through people constantly asking me if they want to know more about turkey's volatile. actually saw it happen out of a very very good model for everyone curious about it well really could still see if they want to adopt it was thanks very much thanks so much for being with us professor david hanson of. university live there in istanbul thank you for your time. well you can access the news of any time on our website ality dot com here's what's working for you online right now about ninety percent of afghans are aware of the september eleventh a

new york. ever since the arab world the raptors in curiosity why americans support for rebel movements seems to differ from his treatment of palestinians some influential in his power to steer washington the middle east and as i was in his later. it is ironic this that was time to look at the arab spring as a way of indication towards democracy and freedom and human rights and human dignity and yet when it comes to the palestinians we are decontextualized we are regional this is very selective this actually because i think out occupied israel and. as a domestic issue in the us and has enormous influence on because he is. the freights of many politicians the us in many ways has changed its policy to accommodate this most extreme governments are not only that but it was trying to put pressure on the quartet accept this position on the you enter something again by saying here are the statements from both of you on the e.u. by asking them for a change of longstanding policy on the two state solution and of course that has taken a very clear stance on the basis of international law and palestinian r

new possibility at the u.n. for recognition of palestinian statehood. the aspirations of freedom have taken over the arab world giving birth to liberated and tunisia as well as pushing israel further into isolation tel aviv seems to be the worst affected by the changes encouraged by its closest ally and democracy advocate the us or do anything now explains. democracy has a price the people of egypt have spoken. their voices have been heard and egypt will never be the same and the new egypt embraced as a positive example of change in the arab world by the west is not the only one paying what they did of interest the revolution bring us you know i think doing good your time there was a bit of security but now there's this security on the streets israel has also been left hanging a slow road to stability in neighboring egypt mixed with the massively unpopular israeli foreign policy makes a dangerous cocktail that pays for change towards those us beautician was very slow so you had a lot of frustration on one side and then you had a lot of anger that. exacerbated after the killing of the five predictions soldiers

their voices have been heard and egypt will never be the same and the new egypt embraced as a positive example of change in the arab world by the west is not the only one paying what. the revolution bring us you know i feel doing good there are times there was a bit of security but now there's less security on the streets israel has also been left hanging a slow road to stability in neighboring egypt mixed with the massively unpopular israeli foreign policy makes a dangerous cocktail. that pace for change towards those disputation was very slow so you had a lot of frustration on one side and then you had a lot of anger that. exacerbated after the killing of the five protection soldiers on egyptian territory by israeli gunfire. shaking up the situation even further the recent attack on the israeli embassy in cairo protesters threw stones and stormed the building as military police stood by and watched for hours three demonstrators were killed and over a thousand injured. michel that's it this situation can get worse for israel not for us who are just starting to get stronger this is not a negative thing for us but a plus.

new report on religious freedom secretary of state hillary clinton as arab nations not to trade one form of repression. in the middle east and north africa transitions to democracy have inspired the world but they have also exposed and religious minorities to new dangers people have been killed by their own neighbors because of their ethnicity or their fate. in other places we've seen governments stand by while sectarian violence inflamed by religious animosities chairs communities apart. well there are also concerns america's decision to take sides in these conflicts could backfire on its cases at least ally israel damage accounts of the possible repercussions of u.s. policy. as nations in the middle east and north africa are torn between the struggle to bring about change and the struggle not to let that change ruin their lives washington views the arab spring as an opportunity to finally see some of its longtime foes crumble even though. iran is not an arab country the arab spring. and i think in many ways it's a matter of time before that kind of change. and revolution occurred in the runs under the umbrella of arab revolutions washington is also beating the drums of regime change

new york. well ever since the arab world around two there's been curiosity able why the american support of rebel movements there differ from its treatment of palestinians to some that's down to its influential israeli lobby and its power to see a washington's views on middle east again see it is as our see here is. it is ironic this that will stand. look at the arab spring way of vindication of democracy and freedom and human rights and human dignity and yet when it comes to the palestinians we are decontextualized. this is very selective this actually because. out occupied. as a domestic issue in the us and has enormous influence on the. fates of many politicians the us in many ways has changed its policy to accommodate this most extreme government and not only that but it was trying to put pressure on the quartet to accept this position. again by saying palestinian shouldn't go to view on the e.u. by asking them to change longstanding policy on the two state solution and of course that has taken a very clear stance on the basis of international law palestinian rights including that. so by adop

under the new government the world in the arab world they don't believe in a time you know sincerely interested in peace and as a result we're seeing more tensions more anger more a solution of israel. so speaking of tensions do you think it's time for israel to change its stance toward the peace process with the palestinians in order to keep its allies and do you think the palestinian bid for statehood this month at the u.n. will the increased tensions. to change its approach it's not only up to israel it should save the palestinians it also another being very interested apparently in restarting the peace talks but even though the palestinians presented all sorts of preconditions does not absolve the israel of its responsibility to move ahead with the peace process i think israel has to take the initiative to come up with new ideas maybe with notions to push the peace process forward we cannot just wait for for other people to do it for us as to your second question i think it will be higher there is no question about it following the palestinian bid in the united nations will quest

voices america's concerns over a surge in sectarian violence across the arab world following the wave of watching somebody trying things new repeal religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state our nation's not to trade one form of repression for. hopes and salvation for the period coming from asia days as china makes it clear the meaning must take response school steps at a time when its own economic house just days after a tsunami of officials reportedly attempted to convince the chinese delegation to buy a share any of these dams. have now the latest sports forest mccown's on continues doesn't it to russia's debut with the rugby world cup but you excited salumi it's getting ever closer all this by the time we wake up tomorrow morning because i know i'm not an early riser hopefully will of their first win against the united states in new zealand we're going to have a look at the live the school author of the world cup in just a second. thanks for joining us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including our stories and for. hitting their stride scotland become the first team in the rugby worl