joint peacekeeping force for syria and there were a nice to mount more pressure on president assad damascus has rejected the proposal as a hostile. underground promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which it insists is for peaceful and she purposes despite the loan limits to western sanctions imposed against it. and up next it's all the latest sports news with my tree. hello there all the latest from the loose boxing world on our team in the next eleven minutes so it's a company and it's been the bullets. not going for a long route ports claim former england coach fabio capello could be bound for russia to take charge at big spending. in play i like some of the call to screw the world cup in the competition. and the west defeats in the challenge cup title russia's popularly. but football first according to sources in russia father capello could become the next manager of. the italian resigned from his job as head coach of the english national side earlier in the week the sixty five year old arrived in the russian capital on saturday and he's holding talks were about scotus

joint peacekeeping force for syria as the organization aims to mount a long pressure on president assad damascus has rejected the proposal as a hostile act. to run promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which even say it's for peaceful and if you part this is despite the long waits the western sanctions imposed against it. hello and welcome to all she's a weekly review it's great to have you with us france the greek parliament has approved tough austerity measures ordered by the you and i.m.f. in return four hundred and thirty billion euro bailout the three hundred deputies voted over two to one for the controversial deal with the governing coalition party is expanding over forty parliamentarians for failing to buy it without the bailout lifeline greece wouldn't be able to service its mother earth dance and could have gone bankrupt in about a month long wait this have also approved writing up one hundred billion euros the country owes to its private creditors massive protests and rising to place across the country as parliament made the key decision angry journalist irene is or

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peacekeeping force for syria and i don't what i say shane's to mount more pressure on president assad damascus has rejected the proposal as a hostile act. on the wrong promises to reveal major advances in its new clubs. program which it will say is for peaceful energy purposes despite a long list of western sanctions imposed against it. this is all she's weekly review hello and welcome to the program the greek parliament has approved tough austerity measures ordered by the un return four hundred and thirty billion euro bailout the three hundred deputies voted over two to one for the controversial deal with governing coalition parties explaining over forty parliamentarian's for failing to back it so that the bailout lifeline greece wouldn't be able to serve its malice that's and could have gone via cup in about a month or so lawmakers have also approved the writing of one hundred billion euro the country owes to its private creditors massive protests and writing took place across the country as parliament made bickley decision angry journalist irony because i could do reports now from athens on

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latest coming out of talks with president assad in damascus as russia's foreign minister is saying that moscow will continue to mediate talks between the syrian authorities and the opposition so again love rove's visit to the syrian capital comes amid the raging violence within the country as well as an international diplomatic standoff over how the address should be resolved well are you going to school is in damascus and now joins us live on the line you gore what exactly did the foreign minister have to say after his closed door talks with president. oh he said i want to apologize in advance for the connections here because the wind is breaking up we're moving. in the calm voice going back to the airport the minister russia's foreign minister is flying back also but the most important thing that he said is that right on our side and this is the result of their meeting on our side it is the way the for dialogue with the opposition and so it is sitting vice president. so basically the political will should. hold a dialogue with the opposition another important issue is that in their fo

visit by the arsenal addition of two of its your income from damascus syrian president bashar assad has expressed his desire to go through with the negotiations he said that he's also willing to go through the necessary reforms in order to end the violence in the country and one of those reforms which he has promised is a two.

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visit by the arsenal dition and to its own capital damascus syrian president bashar assad has expressed his desire to go through with the negotiations he said that he's also willing to go through the necessary reforms in order to end the violence in the country and one of those reforms which he has promised is a to carry through the referendum on the constitution now that is slated to come to come around sometime in march and if their friend and goes through as expected this may mean the end of the monopoly of the current ruling party another note for the moment is the fact that the syrian opposition which here there which until now has been unwilling to to go to any negotiations with the current government in syria has said that they are willing to talk but they have said that russia must provide the roadmap for those negotiations and that they must go beyond just the talking that some actions should be taking place now syrian president assad has also said that he is hoping that he that he is actually he was once the observers from the league of the arab states to stay in the country a

prepared to sit up the negotiating table russia as a mediator that's after talks in damascus between president assad russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. and as russia stepping up diplomatic efforts to solve the crisis in syria major european states recall their ambassadors from damascus. a greek standoff on the streets of athens as protesters voice massive new job cuts while coalition members struggled to agree on more austerity measures to secure a vital second bailout. plus i'll be bringing you a special report. glacial lake in the coldest place on earth where a breakthrough by russian scientists could reveal previously unknown my forms. in broadcasting live direct from our studios in central moscow this is certainly glad to have you with us both the syrian government and opposition leaders say they would welcome russian mediating talks between them that was the reaction after russia's foreign minister met with president bashar al assad in damascus following the meeting sergey lavrov said moscow will continue its efforts to settle the crisis through diplomatic means parties you've got a piece

table rather than the battlefield that's after russia's foreign minister met with president assad in damascus the leader told the delegation that he is ready to implement reforms while the opposition says moscow should provide a roadmap for dialogue well it's now cross to our correspondent who has more on this irina so what else has been achieved at the meeting in damascus. well actually you can see that a lot has been achieved at least right now on paper the russian. russian delegation which has just returned from syria has basically said that after talks with the syrian president bashar assad has expressed his desire to go through with the negotiations he said that he's also willing to go through the necessary resources in order to end the violence in the country and one of those reforms which he has promised is it to carry.

was the reaction after russia's foreign minister held negotiations with president bashar al assad in damascus after that meeting sergei lavrov said moscow will continue its efforts to settle a crisis in the middle eastern country diplomatically or he has more from damascus . going to kind of act for it on our side and this is the result of.

table rather than the battlefield that's after russia's foreign minister met with president assad in damascus the leader told the delegation that he is ready to implement reforms while the opposition says moscow should provide a road map for dialogue going off explains russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov when the end of the foreign intelligence service new met with president assad and with syrian political elite and according to the foreign minister president says that he is ready for dialogue with the opposition with russia being the media you know this stephen was me do.

was the reaction after russia's foreign minister held negotiations with president bashar al assad in damascus after that meeting sergei lavrov. moscow will continue its efforts to settle a crisis in the middle eastern country diplomatically or he's a group is going to has more from damascus. going to sit back for an hour foreigners are the result of their meeting or be ready for tomorrow or the opposition. political ocean. or the dialogue with the opposition when our approach is based on a clear and simple goal to stop civilian deaths the region needs peace syria needs peace it is clear that efforts to end the violence need to go along with the start of a meaningful dialogue between all political sides today we've received confirmation from the syrian president of his readiness to participate in that process we will continue to work with various opposition groups but anyone who has more influence on them than russia should also work with them there another important issue there are forty four year in the green light for. volume arab league are in fact the. most violent. so they could be who a

table rather than the battlefield that's after russia's foreign minister met with president assad in damascus the leader told the delegation that he's ready to implement reforms while the opposition says moscow should provide a road map for dialogue is a real english go explains calling the visit of the russian delegation to theory of a bold sides and that is the opposition and the current government have expressed their willingness to go through with negotiations president bashar asad said that he's also willing to go through the necessary reforms in order to end the violence in the country and one of those reforms which he has promised is a to carry through.

in the russian capital four pm in damascus and russia says the syrian president is ready for dialogue with the opposition this is following talks with president assad in damascus russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov valid moscow will continue its efforts to settle the syrian crisis meanwhile the opposition would welcome russia mediating talks with syrian authorities are seizing corpus cannot reports from the syrian capital. russia's foreign ministers threaten our side and this is the result of their meeting on our side it is ready for dialogue with the opposition basically the political will she is ready for the dialogue with the opposition another important issue is that there are three and therefore you are you are in the green light to allow me or market jitters for all of the arab league here inside the car speeding including sending them to people's violence in syria the violence so they could be here all night. which we should there be another important issue that russia's foreign minister mentioned calling if meeting with the president is there further because there are doubts we believe the commission which began working on sex where you

table rather than the battlefield that's after russia's foreign minister met with president assad in damascus the leader told the delegation that he is ready to implement reforms while the opposition says moscow should provide a roadmap for dialogue are these workers going off explains. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov and the head of the foreign intelligence service meet helfer of course have met with president assad and with syrian political elite and according to the foreign minister president assad says that he is ready for dialogue with the opposition with russia being the mediator now this stephen was me to right after the meeting in damascus earlier on tuesday by russia's foreign minister and we've already had a reaction from the syrian opposition specifically from a senior member of the syrian national council george summer who says that russia has strong enough time as would the syrian people and it's being the mediator actually may be quite effective so quite a positive reply there now the foreign minister sergei lavrov has also stressed once again that both sides of this con

is ready to negotiate with all political sides sergey lavrov who's held talks with bashar al assad in damascus also said both countries agree the arab league should continue and expand its mission in syria. and other news the greeks are back on the streets of athens protesting against massive new job because demonstrators have clashed with police to use tear gas to disperse crowds that's of the country's coalition government struggles to agree on more all sturdy measures to appease e.u. creditors and secure a vital second bailout. and iran plum slams new u.s. sanctions targeting to ron's nuclear program calling them part of a psychological war brought obama earlier ordered fresh penalties that involve freezing ukrainian outfit and stopping all transactions with the country's central bank. but russia's presidential election gets closer we talk to opposition politician that led to mir calls about last saturday's mass rally that's in spotlight. hello again oh welcome to. the show. i'm. a month before the presidential election russia has faced the first major opposition rally in two thousand and t

assad in damascus following the meeting sergei lavrov said moscow.

peacekeeping since the serial i thought when i was a show ends to mount more pressure on president assad and damascus has rejected the proposal that. underground promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which it is safe is for peaceful energy papa says despite the long lived the western sanctions imposed against it. and the next hour he talks to pakistan's foreign minister who explains why should things that you are as drone strikes in her country are only making things worse instead of helping fight insurgency. she's the youngest foreign minister and of all but has to deal with some of the toughest security challenges he not robotic car pakistan's foreign minister is joining us now on our t.v. thank you very much for your time minister it's been more than ten years since pakistan joined the u.s. military operations in afghanistan do you think that was the right thing to do. you would you know things look very different but of course.

rather than the battlefield well that's hafter russia's foreign minister met with president assad in damascus the leader told the delegation that he is ready to implement reforms while the opposition says moscow should provide a roadmap for dialogue parties or renegotiate now explains. following the visit off the russian delegation a choose syria a bull's eyes and that is the opposition and the current government have expressed their willingness to go through with negotiations president bashar asad said that he's also willing to go through the necessary reforms in order to end the violence in the country and one of those reforms which he has promised is a to carry through the referendum on the constitution now that is slated to come to come around sometime in march and if their friend and goes through as expected this may mean the end of the monopoly of the current ruling party another not for the moment to is the fact.

promised a new constitution will soon be put to a vote or give up for over he's met with bashar al assad in damascus also said both countries agreed the arab league should continue and expand its mission in syria. iran slams new u.s. sanctions targeting tehran's nuclear program calling them part of the psychological war brock obama earlier ordered fresh penalties that involve freezing iranian assets and stopping all transactions with the country's central bank. and the greeks are back on the streets of athens protesting against massive new job cuts demonstrators clashed with police to use tear gas to disperse crowds that's as the country's coalition government struggles to agree on more all the measures to appease creditors and secure a vital second valid. well staying with the world economy max and stacy explore a new kind of offensive looking at how currency wars are heating up around the globe in the kaiser report.

assad in damascus following the meeting sergei lavrov said moscow will continue its efforts to settle the crisis in the middle eastern country . reports from syria's capital. so i'm going to stand back for another thought and this is the result of their meeting on a saturday is you ready for dialogue with the opposition basically a political. tool for the dialogue with the opposition or approaches based on a clear and simple goal to stop civilian deaths the region needs deeds syria needs peace it is clear that efforts to end the violence need to go along with the start of a meaningful dialogue between all political sides today we received confirmation from the syrian president of his readiness to participate in that process we will continue to work with various opposition groups but anyone who has more influence on them than russia should also work with another important issue it is their duty in their forty's you're in the green light to allow more monitors from the arab league here inside the car jean-claude ing sending them to be most violent violent so they could be. jewish and th

role in mediating talks between them and the government circular broke was met with bashar al assad in damascus also said both countries agreed the arab league should continue and expand its mission in syria. in other news this hour the greeks are back on the streets of athens protesting against massive new job caused demonstrators have clashed with police who used tear gas to disperse the crowds that's the country's coalition government struggles to agree on more austerity measures the creditors and secure a vital second fell out. and iran slums new u.s. sanctions targeting tehran's nuclear program calling them part of a psychological war rock obama on monday ordered fresh penalties that involve freezing iranian assets and stopping all transactions with the country's central bank. but the world community now at loggerheads over how to stem the bloodshed in syria today we hear from bahrain's foreign minister to there what his country believes should be done to stop the violence. our guest today is his excellency shaikh. mohammed al khalifa is the minister for foreign affairs in the kingdom of b

was the reaction after russia's foreign minister held negotiations with president bashar al assad in damascus after the meeting sergei lavrov said moscow will keep up its efforts to settle the crisis through diplomatic means. with the russian delegation in the syrian capital he joins us now with his insight so you are your only just back from the airport with what we have to call a whirlwind trip to damascus what exactly came out of that meeting between the foreign minister and the syrian authorities well russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov on the handle of the foreign intelligence service and held for of course have met with president assad and with syrian political elite and according to the foreign minister president assad says that he is ready for dialogue with the opposition with russia being the mediator now this stephen was me to right after the meeting in damascus earlier on tuesday by russia's foreign minister and we've already had a reaction from the syrian opposition specifically from a senior member of the syrian national council george summer who says that russia has strong e

that was the reaction after russia's foreign minister met with president bashar al assad in damascus following the meeting sergey lavrov said moscow will continue its efforts to settle the crisis through diplomatic means parties you've got a piece going off was with the russian delegation in the syrian capital.

first class now we have seen tens of thousands of people demonstrating in support of president assad in damascusbut their interests weren't represented at this friends of syria meeting in tunisia why do you think they're being sidelined by the international community when apparently fifty five percent of the syrian public still supports assad. well indeed whatever the precise percentages may be within syria one thing is very clear that there are differences of opinion and there are different interest groups just as there are in any country so when those interest groups come into conflict on would have thought a responsible international community would seek some degree of reconciliation and discussion and debate of which way to go forward that's not been the policy of what he's termed the international community and of course the term itself is generally mean just a community governed by a neo conservative or a. conservative point of view discussed in washington london and tel aviv that then becomes imposed as the view of the international community and we see in the last forty eight hours saudi

was their reaction after russia's foreign minister held negotiations with president bashar al assad in damascusafter the meeting sergei lavrov said moscow will continue its efforts to subtle a crisis in the middle eastern country diplomatically. reports from damascus. storage units for in our strike under the.

percent of syrians want president assad to stay have huge demonstrations in favor of president assad in damascus which have barely been reported in the western media the reality is that the majority of syrian support but for the west these are long people their views don't count and so we have this ludicrous position where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is discounting the views of the syrians despite the referendum in syria the european union is hitting damascus with its toughest set of sanctions yet they include more asset freezes against officials and a ban on importing precious metals and minerals from the country brussels correspondent reports. they did add additional seven government officials to that asset freeze and they also imposed sanctions on the assyrian central bank and another thing they added is banning any syrian cargo flights to out of any airports . was the largest trading partner of syria accounted for about twenty percent of traits this is no small matter however it begs the question are the sanctions effective at all you had imposed asset freezes on

of syrians want president assad to stay we've had huge demonstrations in favor of president assad in damascus which have barely been reported in the western libya the reality is kevin is that the majority of syrian support. for the west these are not people their views don't count and so we have this ludicrous position where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is discounting the syrians or the syrian people as you said voted heavily in favor of this new constitution constitution but as for multi-party elections it provides for a fixed presidential terms so it's great news and yet the west is unhappy about it is capable of delivering what he's promised to and what the people who voted for the i think he could be and i think the interesting thing is that really his best card is actually to go to democracy route and. that he does have widespread support it's not just the people who are more baath party supporters it's also a large number of syrians who are horrified at what will happen if assad goes the christian community for example terrified of what will happen so i think

a six pm here in the russian capital four pm in damascus and syria's president bashar assad has ordered a referendum on a new constitution to be held in eleven days according to the country's state run news agency it could put an end to the one rule party to the one party rule i should say of the president's baath party and shrines in the current constitution there now when it came amid reported violence in the cities of homes and some of the fiercest in the months long unrest maria for notion is in syria and now reports . the take over a national referendum on the country's new constitution has been announced in every day that is expected to be how the. syrian government and thousands of parents are probably confirmed a document that had been drafted to end the monopoly of the ruling party people will govern people according to this new initially there was should build for march fifth just random but we can see it is going to earn or if you'd come to me. it's about politics competing all across the country and today we've been receiving reports from hama noles overtops all the markets

was the reaction after russia's foreign minister held negotiations with president bashar al assad in damascus after the meeting sergei lavrov said moscow will keep up its efforts to settle the crisis through diplomatic means r.t. zero piskun of was it with the russian delegation in the syrian capital he joins us now with his insights.

trying to overthrow the iron-fisted dictatorship of bashar al-assad, a dictatorship that began with di 0 years er 40 years ago. in damascus today, assad met with the foreign minister of russia-- one of syria's few ria's few assad promised, again, to end the bloodshed. but today his forces pressed their assault on the city of homs-- a rebel stronghold. this video from the rebels appears to show a building under attack. the assad government has banned independent reporting, but our clarissa ward was able to get into northern syria to a ame forn that we can't name for security reasons. she is with the rebels who are now fight to overthrow the regime. clarissa, i understand you went to a militia training session today with some new recruits. tell me about that. >> reporter: that's right, scott. we went early this morning with wme members of the syrian me abtion army to one of their training sessions. i think really what was most striking is that you see when you watch these men training erat they are not military experts. ney are farmers, they are workers, they do not have any military background. they are not particularly ph

president assad confirms his willingness to negotiate with the opposition to end the bloody conflict in syria this comes after talks in damascus between president assad and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov the country's opposition indicates it too could be prepared to sit at the negotiating table coming up russia as a mediator. and as russia steps up its diplomatic efforts to. crisis in syria major european and arab countries call their ambassadors from damascus the gulf states along with spain france italy and of another would say damascus has failed to take steps to end the bloodshed earlier in the week the u.k. ordered home while the us closed its embassy all together. riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second bailout greece desperately needs one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default and more. and saying that with europe next here on our team max keiser and stacy herbert check out that year's record as the union turns twenty. i am o

assad was at a damascus mosque as human rights observers reported that at least 19 civilians were killed in continued fighting. opposition forces now say only force will oust assad. in bulgaria secretary of state hillary clinton called the failed u.n. resolution a travesty. in campaign 2012 mitt romney finished well ahead of newt gingrich in the nevada caucuses vath ron paul and rick santorum behind them. the gop race now moves this week to colorado, minnesota, missouri and maine. jan crawford and chip reid are following the two top candidates and we begin with jan in denver. jan, good evening. >> well, good evening, jeff, after that landslide victory last night, romney has won three out of the first five states for voting. and with his momentum and that campaign organization, it's going to be hard for anyone to hard fim now. surrounded by thousands of supporters, romney sounded like su he already was in a head-to-head matchup with president obama. >> this president's misguided policies made these tough times last longer. if i'm elected president, my priority will be worrying about savin

as a mediator that's after talks in damascus between president assad and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. and as russia is stepping up diplomatic efforts to end the crisis in syria major european and arab countries we call their ambassadors from damascus the gulf states along with spain of france italy and the netherlands who say damascus has failed to end the bloodshed. in athens riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second bailout greece is desperately in need of the one hundred thirty billion euro zone from international creditors to avoid a default in march. next is part two of our special report from bali a sun soaked paradise where poverty is rife and the beach cowboys cash in on female sex tourists. yeah i think it's less than it's more fun. because. they want to know and they want to know i think it was i think everyone knew. that if you took up with a japanese woman but apply.