to maybe build some kind of other turkish protectorate and giving the whole north east back to bashar assad is just lined out but the problem of letting important is the following he kept assad in power but he has not the financial means to stabilize this regime so this is why he needs something that looks like a political solution to make the west pay for reconstruction and to normalize relations with damascus so that's the big plan afoot you know how to get a political solution something that looks so to make everybody conciliate with that ok very fascinating insights to begin with. give us an idea of all the turkish people are saying about the latest developments about turkey having such a central presence now in syria. the situation in turkey is quiet like there is only one voice what's going on in syria and that is pretty much consulate they did by the fact that the media is pretty much console they did under the influence of the government so. when the incursion started apart from the procurators party h.t.t.p. almost everybody in turkey was kind of line up behind ired on including th

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international world exclusive i'm with the president of syria bashar al assad. there's a president thanks for granting as an interviewer but i was just off with why granted interview now when you haven't done it for a year and. you're most welcome the theory of. events in the wood in general in the region and you think you have to the invasion has brought syria front and center. once again this is one reason the 2nd one i think the public opinion would infer the waste has been shifting during the last 3 years. they know that. has told them so many lies about what's going on in the region in the middle east in syria in yemen. they know there. but they know what the truth so i think it's time to talk about this truth 3rd i meet so many interviews with the media. they don't try to get the information they try to get the scoop. they don't try to object have to do to bring the audience what's happening in the world that's why i stopped doing interviews for for youth well look it will be a journey from damascus to reconstruction but how many civilians how many soldier

welcome back you're watching an international exclusive with president bashar al assad of syria. of course one might say that syria historically your father and yourself have always supported the palestinians and the un resolutions governing the birth jillian's do you see israel which after all many believe to be a nuclear weapons of mass destruction. as influencing policy in the european commission in the state department in the pentagon definitely israeli the or enemy that they occupy our land. evident intuitive to be part of any thing that could happen against syria any plan. is to gauge. through with their victory through their relation with the terrorists and. visiting the terrorists who are being treated in the hospitals you believe those which are the true of the israeli government was directly not supporting al-qaeda linked and isis day shooting militants trying to destroy your government these really publish these photos formally as a news it wasn't our educations 2nd they support in every time or every time the syrian army advanced again both. in the south these are aid

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the syrian president bashar assad shares his thoughts in the exclusive interview with ati it is the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year. the war in syria was balled up shooting the hearts. of the people and you cannot cut through the heart of the people. that the syrian army was fighting the terrorists. now when to the political deadlock in spain after general election there fails to produce a majority when. the morning she's gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching international believe the an opposition times that the police are seeking to tell any of those who has resigned as the country's president but the chief of police denies there is an arrest warrant morales meanwhile says a coup is underway i dunno in front of the world and the bolivian people that a police official publicly said he was instructed to execute an illegal arrest warrant against me in addition violent groups assaulted my home this coup destroys the rule of law. well his resignation followed sweeps the file in price has some pressure from iana to quit the opposition to use the

well bashar assad is not the only president we've been speaking to recently the new president elect of argentina has been telling us about how the international monetary fund has pushed his country into a deep economic crisis people the details in a couple of. the world is driven by shaped by one person. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. nobody wants to look at the wildfires and say the obvious number one the taxes are being misused and they're not being adequately distributed to where they are needed on the infrastructure side because there's a government failure number 2 climate change regardless of whether you believe it's happening or not the damage that is going to be applied to your pocketbook that you will pay for climate change whether you believe it or not you know it's still the price is still there. welcome back the international monetary fund says it's ready to renegotiate the terms of a massive learn to walk. container with its president elect a bird if a man days defeated made it shiamak korean elections last month and made renegotiating the i.m.f. loan central to his ca

and syrian president bashar al assad shares his thoughts in an exclusive interview with r.t. it's the 1st time spoken to an international channel in more than a year. always try to do other countries in different ways in different ways regarding their not only oil or money or time in the sources they do their rights. their rights political rights. to those you're watching the international i'm wears on a lot could welcome to the program. now a significant moment for democracy that's how donald trump has welcomed the resignation of bolivian president evo morales raul is announced he would be stepping down on sunday after facing opposition from the military and the police the resignation yesterday of believe in president ever more rallies is a significant moment for democracy in the western hemisphere these events send a strong signal to the illegitimate regimes in venezuela nicaragua the democracy and the will of the people will always prevail well since morale has announced his departure have bought it incidents have been reported in and around bolivia's capital. thank you. t

or someone like bashar assad then jihadism provides a way for recruitment the whole justification after the fight exact out of fights as well before you would say the dealing with the diseases dealing with the conflicts in the region precisely which which they have just would you share that view i do actually i'm very much of the view that ideology is often a a branding device more than then it is something emerging it's not the reason for the problem it's that it is the branding for a fight. has much more to do with with the underlying. sectarian tensions and authoritarian regimes what i'm suggesting however that i don't believe the us can defeat this proper fix this problem i. it's quite clear that we. we often make things worse and. this week announced a new leader a replacement for baghdad who they're calling the new emir. what do you think his life expectancy is looking like right now well the source for we don't know anything about this the his nickname or the. doesn't really narrow things down very small number of people nor the people at the top of the helm of isis who sel

or someone like bashar assad then jihadism provides a way for recruitment to die hard justification after the fight exact out of fights as well before you would say the dealing with the diseases dealing with the conflicts in the region precisely which which have it just it would you share that view i do actually i'm very much of the view that ideology is often a a branding device more then then it is there something emerging it's not the reason for the problem it's the it is the branding for our fate that has much more to do with with the underlying. sectarian tensions and authoritarian regimes what i'm suggesting however that i don't believe the us can defeat this problem or fix this problem i. it's quite clear that we. we often make things worse and i saw this week announced a new leader a replacement for baghdad who they're calling the new emir brahimi. what do you think his life expectancy is looking like right now well the source for we don't know anything about this the his nickname or the court doesn't really narrow things down very small number of people nor the people at th

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syrian president bashar assad shares his still an exclusive in the. first time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year. to other countries. in different points in different 3 per regarding the oil or money or. resources the rights. the rights political rights and no end to the political deadlock in spain after a general election fails to produce a majority when. hello there good afternoon you're watching r.t. international our top story several countries have spoken out against the resignation of the bolivian president evo morales denouncing the event as a coup among them argentina cuba mexico venezuela and russia the bolivian opposition claims the police a current lead seeking to detain moralities but the chief of police denies that there is a warrant for his arrest. i denounced in front of the world and the bolivian people that a police official publicly said he was instructed to execute an illegal arrest warrant against me in addition violent groups assaulted my home this coup destroys the rule of law well these pictures here pu

for bashar al assad there is not the only president we've been speaking to the new president elect of argentina has been telling us about how the international monetary fund has pushed his country into a deep economic crisis that story and a couple. join me every day. and i'll be speaking to us from the world of sports i'm sure i'll see you then. lead. again you with the international monetary fund says it is ready to renegotiate the terms of the massive loan to argentina with its president elect albert if a mandate is defeated miniature machree in elections last month and made renegotiating the i.m.f. loan to central to his campaign argentina has a long and difficult history if you will deny zation is a recap. well the latest loan from the i.m.f. has been sold to many problems the country is currently almost $300000000000.00 in debt inflation this year is approaching 55 percent and poverty is also a major concern but the unemployment rate reaching a decade high our sister channel r.t. spanish was the 1st international outlet to interview the president elect and spoke with our host an

syrian government is watching closely so before we continue dorian let's hear from syrian president bashar assad speaking on syrian state television. this agreement is a positive step it does not achieve everything in the sense that he will not pressure the turks to leave immediately however it limits the damage and paves the way for the liberation of this region in the future or the immediate future as we. back to door in jones in istanbul dorian was that indorsement from president assad . well sadly a far more nuanced approach from our side if you recall a week ago our sobs tore into the turkish president right typer the one calling me a 3rd rate actor and adding to the already very bad animal on the most a t between the 2 leaders but this was far more diplomatic recognizing that the turkish presence is at least for the short term but underline that they want the turks to leave but also said that they don't want to see turkey as an enemy and this does indicate that moscow is behind this more diplomatic approach moscow is trying to bring on korea and damascus together and we also heard a nuance

on the ground the province in northern syria is controlled by rebel forces opposed to president bashar assad thanks the main group operating in the area is hate at. h.t.s. . it's opposes talks with the government and its fighters are deployed south near hansei horn where government troops are on the offensive a few days ago president bashar al assad made a surprise visit to newly captured territory south of it. reinforcements are pouring into the area and for the 3 and a half 1000000 people living there the buildup is a sign that war fighting is imminent and a new one if that iraq regime is going to end its aim to move its troops to a position territory and recapture that he's using the same tactic that helped him take over homes and there are further north not far from the battlefield it's another relatively quiet day in at him a village south of it live city this is where i was born 9 years ago his only known life in a war zone he goes to school in the morning and then spends long hours in the afternoon collecting firewood ahead of the harsh winter when temperatures can fall below 0 a litt

or someone like bashar assad then jihadism provides a way for recruitment to die hard justification after the fight exact out of fights as well before you would say the dealing with the diseases dealing with the conflicts in the region pro-science which which have just i would you share that view i do actually i'm very much of the view that ideology is often a a branding device more then then it is there something emerging it's not the reason for the problem it's the it is the branding for our fight. has much more to do with with the underlying. sectarian tensions and authoritarian regimes what i'm suggesting however that i don't believe the us can defeat this problem or fix this problem i. it's quite clear that we. we often make things worse and i saw this week announced a new leader a replacement for baghdad who they're calling the new emir. what do you think his life expectancy is looking like right now well the source for we don't know anything about this doesn't his nickname or the quenya doesn't really narrow things down very small number of people nor the people at the top of

or someone like bashar assad then jihadism provides a way for recruitment to die hard justification after the fight exact out of fights as well before you would say the dealing with the diseases dealing with the conflicts in the region precise which which they have just would you share that view i do actually i'm very much of the view that ideology is often a a branding device more then then it is there something emerging it's not the reason for the problem it's that it is the branding for a fight that has much more to do with with the underlying. sectarian tensions and authoritarian regimes what i'm suggesting however that i don't believe the us can defeat this proper fix this problem i. it's quite clear that we. we often make things worse and i saw this week announced a new leader a replacement for baghdad who they're calling the new emir brahimi. what do you think his life expectancy is looking like right now well the source for we don't know anything about this doesn't his nickname or the court doesn't really narrow things down very small number of people nor the people at the t

the syrian president bashar assad shares his thoughts in an exclusive interview with guards he is the1st time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year. because of all capturing the hearts. of the people and you cannot cut out all the people. that the syrian army was fighting the terrorists. and now.

syrian president bashar al assad shares his thoughts in an exclusive interview with r.t. it's the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year. quite to other countries. in different ways in different ways regarding p.r. not only always or money or financial resources they do their rights. their rights political rights. thanks for joining as you watching r.t. international. shocking footage of a man being set on fire in hong kong have to getting into an argument with protesters i must warn you you may well find these images coming up now disturbing . was the look was. running through there was taken to hospital in a critical condition earlier in the day an anti-government protest there was shot at close range by the police officer slater said that the manager tried to grab the officers weapon and the officer didn't intend to hurt him but the clashes between protesters and police have left more than 60 people injured. antigovernment protests in hong kong began in june and have turned increasingly volatile since political analyst and journalist check

they hate him but they want him that's how the syrian president bashar assad describes relations betweeneurope and the turkish leader and an exclusive interview with r.t. it's the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year you can watch it in full here on monday as well as on our website r.t. dot com but for now here's a quick preview. i don't know you're antagonistic with nato nation turkey but with jurgen and arguably yourself must be aware that western policy is liable for blowback into the european union what have you made of a european union government's response to the possible. outflow of british ises day as fighters back into the european union how dangerous is it to be in london today or paris or berlin. actually the relation between. the e.u. is always they hate him but they want him. they don't do that in they know that he is phonetic islamist they know this and they're the know that is going to send them both. extremist or maybe terrorists egypt in many refugees from your country many of them from syria and some of them know they're coming from diffe

president bashar assad talked about the militias actions of some foreign countries in syria you can watch the rare interview any time on our website r.t. dot com or on our you tube channel. how did i says roy roth suddenly in 2014 out of nowhere after nothing. in iraq and syria at the same time with american armament . the be physically the russians are saying that the us is stealing $30000000.00 of oil a month from northern syria is this a trump budgeting chip in the geneva talks why would net oil export or like the usa be interested in $30000000.00 of oil a month no things i says the started spouting syrian oil and oil in 2014 they had to partner with her. and his coterie and the american with the cia or others the american or with try to loot other countries in in different ways in different ways regarding peer not only oil or money or financial resources they do their rights their rights political rights every every other right the historical role at least after world war 2 and as for girlish forces are they just tired after so many years i mean your understanding is they took money f

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and syrian president bashar al assad shares his thoughts on an exclusive interview with r.t. that's the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel and more than a year. to do other concrete. in different ways in different ways regarding. money or financial resources writes. the only sport it's cool it's. here watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 7 pm welcome to the program. shocking footage has emerged of a man being set on fire in hong kong after a verbal dispute with protesters and warning you may find the following images upsetting. both of them look all over the lot. that man was taken to hospital in a critical condition earlier in the day and anti-government protesters were shot at close range by a police officer police later sad the man had tried to grab the officers weapon and that the officer did not intend to hurt him violent clashes between protesters and police have left more than 60 people injured large scale anti-government protests in hong kong started in june and have turned increasingly volatile fe

and syrian president bashar al assad shares his thoughts in an exclusive interview with r.t. it's the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year. or with other countries. in different in different ways regarding to and not for the oil or money or. resources legal rights. the rights political rights. alone you're watching the international i'm words on a lot with welcome to the program now the former president of bolivia aber morales has been granted political asylum by mexico the leftist lead to resign on sunday after weeks of street on rest in the past and he accused opposition parties of staging a coup against him donald trump earlier welcome brothers decision to step down. the resignation yesterday of believin president ever more rallies is a significant moment for democracy in the western hemisphere these events send a strong signal to the illegitimate regimes in venezuela and nicaragua the democracy and the will of the people will always prevail well since morale has announced his departure the bolivian capital has to send it into chaos with cas

relation between her and bill you used to always be hated him but they wanted syrian president bashar al assad speaks on the mounting tensions between the e.u. and turkey in an exclusive interview to r.t. . 9 for from moscow studio where it's currently just past 4 o'clock in the morning q watching r.t. international thank you for joining us. now 30 years ago the berlin wall was torn down reuniting east and west berlin and heralding the beginning of the end of the cold war security is high with major celebrations being held across germany and thousands have been taking for a new or service including exhibitions on the bull's history is jacqueline bouvier now with a quick look at its rise and fall. of. the berlin wall a symbol of the cold war and division a line that separated the city families friends and changed berlin for the remainder of the 20th century 40 kilometers long at slice of the city and was erected in the night of august 13th 1961 1st it was just a barbed wire and concrete fence with 12 checkpoints but it swiftly grew into the fortified version most know it today the checkpoints w

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the ground the problems in northern syria is controlled by a bubble forces opposed to president bashar assad thank the main group operating in the area is he at the who is h.t.s. . it supposes talks with the government and its fighters are deployed south and say hold government troops out on the offensive a few days ago president bashar al assad made a surprise visit to newly captured territory south of. reinforcements are pouring into the area and for the 3 and a half 1000000 people living there the buildup is a sign that war fighting is imminent and then there's one yes that iraq is going to mean it's him to move troops to a position territory and we kept truth he's using the same tactic that. holmes and there are further north not far from the battlefield it's another relatively quiet day in s. him a village south of it live city this is where i was born 9 years ago his only no live in a war zone he goes to school in the morning and then spends long hours in the afternoon collecting firewood ahead of the harsh winter when temperatures can fall below 0 a little him is one of hundreds of th

syrian president bashar assad shares his thoughts in an exclusive interview with r.t. is the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel in the opening year you can watch the full version online has come. to america or with troy to other countries . in different ways in different ways regarding the oil or money or. resources they do their rights. their export it's. all those are the headlines and that's it for me and to follow will be here with you next hour to take you through all the latest news from around the world and stay with us for cross talk next here on alt international. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle big tech in the political left tonight the age of the gag order is underway and is boris johnson set to win in win big in the general election briggs it would seem has changed everything. across talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dmitri bob which is a political analyst and editor. internet media project and in athens we're joined by alex who so far oh he's the editor and writer fo

but they want to syrian president bashar al assad speaks of mounting tension between the e.u. and turkey in an exclusive interview with aren't. good evening to you or this is our team's national appreciate you joining us. 30 years ago the berlin wall was torn down east and west berlin and heralding the beginning of the end of the cold war security has been with celebrations held across the country thousands of taking part in human including exhibitions on the walls. now with a quick look at its rawest simple. the berlin wall a symbol of the cold war and division a mind that separated the city families friends and changed berlin for the remainder of the 20th century 40 kilometers long at slice of the city and was erected in the night august 13th 1981 1st it was just a barbed wire and concrete france with 12 checkpoints but it swiftly grew into the fortified version most know it today the checkpoints were reduced to 3 and crossing became all but impossible. imagine this a concrete wall 3.6 meters high and 1.2 meters wide smooth filner running along the top to prevent anyone clim

also this hour syrian president bashar al assad shares his bond and in the exclusive interview with r.t. and the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel in more than a year. always try to do other countries. in different ways in different ways regarding pay and not going to avoid or money or. i mean the sources of their rights. their rights political rights. and no end to the political deadlock in spain after a general election the failed to produce a majority when are. you watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program now 1st we start with several countries speaking out against the resignation of bolivian president evo morales denouncing the event as a coup among them argentina cuba mexico venezuela and russia the bolivian opposition claims the police are currently seeking to detain morale us but the chief of police denies there is a warrant for his arrest. i do know from of the world in the bolivian people that a police official publicly said he was instructed to execute an illegal arrest warrant against me in

president claims the west attempt to incite a revolution in his country through sanctions has failed bashar assadshared his thoughts now exclusively interview with r.t. it is the 1st time he spoke with him to an international channel in more than with maybe terrorists. what did you make of it when the british government sent the royal navy to intercept of the raimi universal. they said the iranian government said it was with heating oil. for syria. the sanctions from the european union going to hit the poorest people of syria. this winter. exactly 1st of all this is bogus. this is bogus. united kingdom resume and this is the core meaning of the word regime because regime in both in going to use something similar. second because they wanted to effect the people in syria why because those people expected to rule to rule with against their government during the different stages all the war but they didn't they were supposed to be supporting the terrorists the moderate rebels with the angels of white helmets but the people didn't this would be a government so they have to suffer they have to pay the

between the syrian government yeah and to turkish military and we've heard from the syrian president bashar assad he's not happy about. about turkey's involvement in syria what's he been saying. it's not happy because elizabeth has been saying over the last few months this just about a month sort of time before his army takes over and regain control of all the territory in north northern syria now with a safe zone that changes the reality on the ground so to give you an idea about what's happening in the area that's russia's from. tell us the line is a new tattoo which is not by the syrian opposition the syrian national army with the backing of turkey that creates a new political and military realities on the ground glass that all save zone in the area which is going to create enormous challenges for the syrian government and this explains why but that is saying that in the near future if the turkish army does not put out the force comes to worse it's going to be a war let's listen to what a solace that had to say. the hostile youth the whole the syrian land is one and the theater of operations i