february 2, 2001. >> cooper: you remember the date. >> luttrell: like it was my birthday. >> cooper:ple who started out in his seal training class, only 20 graduated. it's that sort of rigorous training that vice admiral maguire says prepares seals for the kind of firefight marcus luttrell found himself facing in the mountains of northeastern afghanistan. >> maguire: these are just, you know, unremarkable men who do absolutely remarkable things. they're warriors. it's a warrior class. it's a warrior spirit. and they are extremely talented individuals, and, you know, there's this story that's come to light because marcus survived, and marcus feels like he survived in order to tell the story. >> cooper: on june 28, 2005, petty officer marcus luttrell, a sniper and team medic, wasn't sure he was going to survive. he was badly wounded and didn't know anyone was trying to rescue him. >> luttrell: my back was broke, i had a frag laying everywhere. i just crawled into this rock embankment, started taking dirt and putting it in all my wounds so i wouldn't bleed to death. >> cooper: so, you h

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cooper."i." "i'm calling you from a cellular phone, but a real cellular phone, a handheld portable cellular phone." and there was silence on the end of the line. >> you could not resist rubbing it in. >> oh, no question about it. >> wait for a dial tone, which i hope you'll be able to hear too. there it is. >> at a news conference inside the hilton, cooper introduced his gadget and encouraged reporters to try it out. >> the first reporter i talked to actually called her mother in australia. >> [laughs] >> and she was astounded when her mother answered. she couldn't understand how this little phone could talk halfway across the earth, which, of course, it didn't. >> little phone? what are you talking about, little phone? >> well, relatively small, huh? i mean, after all, it only weighed 2 1/2 pounds. >> [laughs] >> and now i hang it up. [phone beeps] and the only thing i can say is, what will they think of next? >> it's still a good question. where is cell phone technology going? >> i think we

besides discuss the issues of military technical cooperation to industrial cooperation as well as bilateral interaction in the space at the zoo. butcher will post it when it's the two additional have agreed on many issues and this will help to solve a lot of promise which we have today as well as provide great prospects for cooperation between kazakhstan and russia and the most high tech industries for the decade the average folk blues and with the switch stomach schools some local support to clinch the post for more. this open awesome i've also met with the minister of national defense of turkey isn't that a new mosque on the same day the main topic for discussion was the bilateral cooperation in the military tactical sphere. in particular the sides talk about the prospects for partnership in the framework of the open joint as a turkish company producing popular devices the president noted that the importance of the enterprise for further cooperation between our countries in the defense industry. there's often not survive also drew attention to the necessity of qualified local person now f

the cooperative is part of a nationwide network of anti-mafia project. in the summer, the network arranges for hundreds of teenagers to volunteer here. a love of the countryside and a desire for political commitment are what bring them here, despite the danger of the camorra. >> of course you have to worry. there is no other way. >> why should i be afraid? >> because they shoot you. >> if you are afraid, you die every day. if you are not, you die only once. >> work camps last one week. during the week, the young people work in the field. in the afternoon, they meet to learn more about the power of the camorra. today, a businessman is visiting the cooperative, who, along with others, filed extortion charges against the camorra in 2010. the response came promptly. >> one night, they shot up our bar. you feel brave, but you are also responsible for your family -- your parents, your siblings, your children. if something happens to your brother, you are responsible. >> the cooperative has experienced hostility and intimidation. a few weeks ago, the orchard wa

cooper. >> you don't have to call him mr.u were forced to sign? >> yes, she is. she doesn't normally read contracts. >> all right. thafgs anderson cooper and cathy griffin and maybe even mom will be there new year's eve right here on cnn. they will be live in times square starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. we've got so much more straight ahead in the news room. and it all restarts right now.

their cooperation with us and to be frank. sometimes we put forward their decisions that really turns the tide in a way and sometimes these on there would go to our chinese partners so our american partners or european partners or. so i believe we will continue to work. as actively and as closely as we have been doing so far and as you know next year we are hosting the g eight summit. on the phone. and this will be based on the so-called succession principle which means we will take over from the previous host country in terms of working out their gender in their cooperative way. which is a tradition for the g. eight hundred twenty so the share pass and the experts. together will be identifying the most urgent. issues to discuss and they will together work out wording that would be acceptable for all the countries that you have in them and that you are taking into account of course the key role of the united nations organization. that has really made a major contribution recently and this is how we are going to continue to wor

/canadian defense cooperation. he has also held such distinguished positions as assistant chief of the air staff and commandant of the royal military college in kingston. he led the stand up of the strategic joint staff and has served as command oring officer -- commanding officer of 412 squadron based in ottawa. general lawson graduated from the military college of canada with a bachelor of science degree as well as a master of science in the electrical can engineering and while attending the u.s. armed forces command staff college in montgomery, alabama, he completed a masters of public administration in at auburn. so he's thoroughly educated, i think it's fair to say. drawing on that record of service and expertise, general lawson has agreed to share his thoughts on the u.s./canadian defense relationship. secretary hagel just last week called this relationship one of the strongest in the world and, indeed, our canadian friends have fought alongside american troops in the volatile kandahar province in afghanistan

canada and the united states have agreed to greater cooperation in the pacific. we will talk to the chief of canada's armed forces. first, what the deal to freeze iran's nuclear program means for international security. the six-month deal with iran brokered by the five u.n. security council members aims to cripple economic sanctions. they counter the talks are the only way to halt an iran that is months away from getting the bomb. joining us matt kranig a former dod advisor. welcome to the program. matt, let me start with you. is it a good deal? >> for years iran's nuclear program has been advancing getting closer to the nuclear weapons breakout capability. this freezes their program in place. that's a good thing. critics point out it leaves far too much of iran's nuclear program in place for comfort and that's true. so over the next six months is what we are going to do is negotiate a more comprehensive deal with iran that would have the effect of rolling that progress back. in short, now comes the hard part. >> there is concern that some of them as soon as they

it's laughable that western politicians should want cooperation when they themselves are being given special training to silat fists who have then gone on to commit murders against their own people in libya in syria time and time again it's as if the lessons of afghanistan in the one nine hundred eighty s. have not been learned there needs to be international cooperation but first we need to know where are britain's m i six agents where is the american cia when it comes to these to laugh its movements there needs to be that kind of cooperation but at the moment it seems that there is a burgeoning cold war perhaps it'll take another atrocity in a european or american capital or a big city for them to realize that they must talk with the russians over security because the terrorists only have to be right once. but closely following the developments and you can also head to our to dot com for a minute by minute timeline of the about. after a short break we'll continue our coverage on the terror attacks and what it means for security in soft the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics

there is great cooperation between the u.s. and mexican coast guard. in theas cooperation u.s. state department and u.s. coast guard. was a said -- there meeting in tampa where mexican officials and u.s. coast guard officials were there. the process is in place. what i wanted to underscore and thatight is the say everything in this world is easy as far as the agreement and paperwork is concerned. -- implementation is a very difficult challenge. in this new concept -- we are able to work hand-in-hand with pemex. that will bring in transfer a lot of knowledge on how to manage the business. i think that is an area where we will see quite a bit of improvement. be in pipeline transportation. we have seen a number of accident in mexico and also onshore field work. the public security. -- onshore in particular. it is a question i get asked a lot. my standard response is look at where the oil industry operates globally. the don't always operate in safest places. they know a deal with security threats. the one potential exception i would say is that smaller operators that might benefit

with the latest updates on the leaders of japan and southeast asian nations say they will step up cooperation to see tool freedom of aviation and safety of commercial flights. this is viewed to be in reaction to china's newly established and defense identification zone japan's prime minister as usual thing and its counterparts from the can of salmon salad summit in tokyo the benchmark for the eyes of relations between japan and the regional bloc of ammo supply into providing nearly twenty billion dollars from a well defined yes that's the stasi on too long coming economic committee in two thousand fifty. the belt was that any attempt to unilaterally change this contest will hold to restrict the older i become small aviation based on the freedom of aviation as a reason for strong this out into the conclave the farm into china's recent activities in the east and south china sea on a number of nights assault on the incline of the hostel now that he issued a joint statement. the song was co chair of the summit the statement sent to japan anasta and have agreed to strengthen their cooperation to s

we're a pleaser we have an intensive needle cooperation. about thirty representatives of cars expanding companies took part in these meetings we see that austria has great interest to develop trade economic relations in the financial sector with us a new book about the economic relations between catholics and austria has been presented to this book discusses about the develop of relationships and brings prospects for more successful the woman on the floor seats and we're moving forward on economic cooperation with cars extended in particularly with unified areas in which will work in the future energy unit or ism environmental protection technology is was infrastructure and construction. stand in awe still among the forty three countries in the world have no access to an open sea before an agreement of the international road transportation of goods between the two countries is of great importance the shoes on cooperation in the field of manufacturing industries. i recall it all processing medicine education and technology transfer or discus

and in some areas, even able to obtain some rare cooperation between government troops and opposition forces to let aid through. it's a continuing struggle. they say they're making progress, but it still isn't keeping up with the scale of the depths of this catastrophe. >> what was your reading of amos' body language? do you think she trusts the syrian government now to let them into these difficult areas? >> she has a very difficult task. she's been coming in and out of damascus and of course not just with the syrian government, she talks to all parties to this conflict. she's urging syrian government about the urgency of reaching all syrians in need, including -- we had documents leaked to us that 2.5 million syrians live in what's described as besieged areas or hard-to-reach areas. she emphasizes to the syrian government, she says, you constantly emphasize that you're responsible for all your people and these are your people too. so the last time she went into a closed meeting of the u.n. security council, she did report progress saying they were getting more visas, there was more

so, i ask for your cooperation. let us cooperate.language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] >> he was a disciplined leader of our movement, and let us send him off with great discipline. let us demonstrate to ourselves and all and sundry that we are disciplined. with that, i request let the speakers give their input, and as i said, we have three, president of india, president of cuba, president -- and then we are done. [speaking in foreign language] >> so let us be disciplined. i now call upon the president of india. thank you very much. applause [applause] [speaking in foreign language] >> distinguished leaders, imminent heads of state, and the world community gathered here. it is a difference that i, on behalf of the government and the people of india, join the south african nation in paying homage -- >> there's a band up there. that band, i know that you are very enthusiastic. i w

anderson cooper and kathy griffin host a three hour eshow. very happy, happy early morning on the other side of the world. >>> it is late morning here and the last day of the year in the united states. we'll move on now to the news of the day. there are major new taent terrorism efforts right now in russia. police in the city of volgograd have detained dozens of people but the attacks have the world wondering about the safety of the upcoming olympic games. >> reporter: there is a huge security sweep going on in the city of volgograd. around 5,000 security officials checking on buildings and checking people's documents. this as the investigators continue to sift through the debris and evidence trying to piece together what happened. they discovered a link between the two bombings in volgograd. on monday a trolley explosion killing 16. and on sunday, another explosion. and 22 pounds of tnt was debt toe nated killing 18. they say both bombs contained simil simil similar shrapnel. >> all of the olympic sites will have physical and electronic secu

but to get a cooperative agreement, we will have to go further. the alternative, in my view, it is kind of lunatic. holding out for a deal that doesn't accomplish a great deal more on the basis that it has to be paid for in all of that extra coin to do it when it doesn't demonstrably change the situation is one of those risk-benefit analyses that logical people can come out in a very clear way that the kind of deal we are moving toward is a good deal and a helpful eal. >> if we don't keep the pressure on, the entire section? >> and has not been proven, in my view, to be effective. i don't think that is right. >> what does the president have to show to the supreme leader nd others in the power structure of iran and the iranian people to be able to complete a deal? >> of course, a better economic situation would be the most mport and issue. it has a relation with two issues. one is domestic management and ne is sanctions. i think they are in much better situations under domestic management. they are much more functional. and the process of sanction

simon cooper. sports editor for the financial times series of books economics coming on and a new addition coming out soon. right now. i just did something up. funny that timing asked to step in that one. also this do the drop in lieu of the african press association thank you for being with us here for the world this week for this week retailers join the conversation on facebook and twitter are at and t w t w. it's the most a fall from grace north korea has seen since the nineteen seventies state media. first publishing photos of jennings some fake being taken away and then announcing the execution. of the man who was none other than president kim's uncle often described as the mentor of pyongyang's thirty year old ruler the despicable human scum time was worse than that on perpetrated thrice cursed acts of treachery and betrayal of the proponent trust and warmest paternal love shown by the party and the leader of the idea andy murray will the offense catching everybody off guard and we're all now

the sides have expressed a common interest on cooperation in interactive comedy nights he sees an old cell the us side to the dedication will discuss access to a chinese mother see incense is not as many us companies have shiny stuff and made into effect in extreme barry is in the afternoon when the whole session comes on. i knew what size will hold press conferences separately. when the philosophy of the details of this meeting. european union leaders gathering for the second day of the eu summits with a focus coming to the situation in ukraine to make this would discuss the country's recent decision not to sign the stabilization and association agreement with the eu. what europe might have gone to prevent it gore said debate the message they want to send to the ukrainians is still protesting against the president makes a chemical . there on thursday european leaders clashed in the pen defense cooperation on improve the capacity of member states to conduct peace keeping missions leaders who said get the final sign off to the european union's proposed a resolution authority and accomp

to the opposition having any direct contact with them that they should be cooperative and supportive of the process now in addition to serving as the consul in aleppo you also served as ambassador to israel and israel is obviously a very important party in this hall. process because for a long time syrian chemical weapons were considered added turn to you israel's also and declared chemical and potentially even nuclear weapons now that syria is desiring whether you think it believes israel. actually is one of fifty six countries which have not yet joint chemical weapons commission along with egypt and for four others i made to both you know the story my nobel peace prize lecture as well as in other public statements that those six entries in fact issue tree cost their their position and join the chemical weapons commission as early as possible i see no reason in fact to link this issue with the other issues and i'm sure that the those governments will will do it and there are some countries which may do it earlier than others but i would really welcome that all of them joined the pea

getit all -- in order to more value for money, we need more cooperation among individual nations. that is smart defense. >> and the issue of european personal at the moment. france deployed troop to the central african republic. it wants more help from a south african allies -- from its african allies. >> amnesty international's new report reveals that two weeks ago, most -- mostly muslim x rebels killed more than 1000 people in bondi. deadlya rampage of unknown tor crimes most of the world. >> in the interior, in the bush where there are few observers, our researchers have been able to go, risking their lives. they have documented violent acts, children getting their throats cut before their mothers, fathers killed in front of their families. can barely describe. >> after sending 1600 french troops to the central african republic, france has called for its european partners to make a military contribution. can from -- can confirm given the steps france has taken, that our european colleagues will soon be putting troops on the ground. i want to emphasize that. it is one of the fir

brazil cooperation. since then, tom has been a rising star in our foreign , serving white house senior director and assistant secretary of state for western .emisphere with probably unneeded interest on my part and seeing him go to brazil, frightened with informal indications from the brazilian government that they would be delighted to see tom come back to brazil. he was then nominated and served as a distinctly accomplished ambassador to brazil. , he returned briefly , but long enough to serve some gray hairs -- to receive some gray hairs. year, tom was nominated and confirmed by the senate to the withof career ambassador rare recognition of extraordinarily distinguished members of the u.s. foreign 53vice given to only diplomats over the last 50 years . as jane noted, secretary kerry has brought tom to the inner circle as senior advisor and history continues to unfold. as ambassador, tom was the architect of rapprochement aftern u.s. and brazil some malaise in the relationship less thann march 2011 thr

international cooperation is also a very important issue because unisex is a well known me very well respected national organization in accordance with its will cooperate with unesco as a part of the memorandum which had been signed before. we have consisting contacts and ties in a number of joint projects i'm sure that after this meeting he will grow up these costs. staying on the compact that stance is to get some years of age. the tv series about the fury of the soviet union. the film tells about the life story of knowledge on moma show what a concept that became the film director the shooting took place in oman sea region in minsk in a cable and tired of the active always a drama theater play about john's role i cannot say that it was extremely difficult to play this role no doubt a reactor dreams about this rule however i had some difficulties dollars on mom or shalom was an extraordinary in a controversial person was not easy to play this role the idea of the film belongs to the bar agency. the film's plot is based on local arts highway novel by alexander back to me and you was

is this an area where we might see more cooperation? >> we are way over iran. we got over that one pretty quickly actually. and i think brazil has been a useful partner although brazil has never happy with sanction regime miss, it complies with them and faithfully. more importantly, especially under president rousseff, the brazilians have made clear that iran had a lot of explaining to do and if it wanted to have normal relationships was going to have to be respectful of u.n. security council resolutions and the desire expressed repeatedly by the security council that iraq and address the concerns related to which nuclear program, and brazil has been supportive publicly, most recently of the agreement at the p 5 plus one to fashion with iran and brazil sees this as a positive development so that is helpful so in that regard we are in a very good place right now. with regard -- obviously the latin american experience around nuclear proliferation and especially the agreement between brazil and argentina to end the weatherization programs and create mutual verific

stated on several occasions that the cooperation of the syrian government has been satisfactory and they are satisfactory fulfilling their obligations to. from the commission and our job effect as your piece that we used to verify the compliance of the syrian government in this respect ok if i could ask you about the opposite side would it be fair to say that the main unknown factor the main factor that me in danger of these very risky operation is actually this rat posed by the syrian rebels. the syrian opposition we don't have direct contacts with the syrian opposition it's the united nations which is doing this in effect it using different channels and we have us to affect the un as well as myself their cooperation and their support during this process of elimination of syrian chemical weapons i believe that it's in the interest of everyone including the opposition and we hope that they will. they will be corporate events supported well mr is and you are being very diplomatic in your responses but if you said earlier that the syrian government has offered its full cooperation we also

he also called for better cooperation between washington and its allies in asia namely japan and korea with regard to the chinese defense so odd is that he will bring up the matter when he meets with chinese president teaching pain in beijing later this week prior to and in tokyo the first top of the week long trip with these days bowden said in an interview with the japanese duty outside symbol. but the us remains deeply concerned about the current tensions in the region. in response to us vice president's comments china's foreign ministry spokesperson pointed the finger back at japan what a city. we propose that china and japan should enhance communication and dialogue probably solve the issue flight safety in overlapping so we demonstrate our sincerity but when it comes to dialogue. japan has kept its torque loves the spokesman added that more than twenty countries have gone up their defense though. and that china's recent announcement was made to safeguard national sovereignty and ensure their space safety as for by your flight to beijing on wednesday for talks with chinese preside

deal on the summer minded that previously the commissions on strategic and energy cooperation had been created this well this year washington has asked and i agreed only to issue visas for five year terms the european union remains a major trade and investment partner of kazakhstan agreement on strategic partnership with france spain and italy was signed as well this year the european commission president jose manuel barroso in the british prime minister david cameron became the first official visits to our country a joint statement a strategic partnership was adopted and commercial documents about it more than one billion dollars was signed at the end of the british prime minister's visit in two thousand thirteen the republican eat much attention to the development of new areas of its foreign policy such as relations with african and latin american countries the visa free regime was established with brazil ecuador and colombia. this year context and was granted observer status in the african union. this will help to promote political and economic interests of pasta on the cob. what is

editor important field of cooperation is in research and development. the two sides decided to open the first meeting at the joint science and technology committee set up back in nineteen ninety seven and also signed by a medical ever you expand your technological cooperation in the end of robot industry the six cars with lever president that's the last of two thousand thirteen it's been a busy year of the diplomatic stage for the president says you're not every chance that period she saw the title of purity bilateral summit of world leaders and the five overseas trips to the us china and russia and south east asia and year out. she was successful in securing support for north korea policy for patrick and treats including cabinet member nations said the un security council. her fur seals diplomacy korea stop progress in fta talks with their nations including indonesia vietnam and that was support for korean can be its average error main challenges for president that when it comes to china and japan. china she allowed full announcement of a new air defen

there is another level of cooperation. b, where theyier cooperate with the nsa on a case-by-case basis. germany, france, norway, sweden, denmark, are among the countries that have participated most extensively. that.lish documents about and as far as using it against political averages, i described a story a couple of weeks ago in which the united states plotted to use evidence of sexual activity on the internet in order to destroy these people and the reputations of people they considered to be purveyors of ideas they think a radical. there's a lot of reporting we have to do in a question that i can't talk about because the documents are not yet published and the reporting is not done yet. >> thank you very much. the next question is on behalf of the conservative group. sorry. no. first and then you. >> i thank you for your work. ofespect the individual work journalists reporting about these documents. questions.three first, with regards to the awareness, quite a lot of politicians think that citizens do not care about th

you got the saudis and the gcc gulf cooperation council. you've got israel with the united states behind it and of course to god the united states alive with saudi arabia for all practical purposes too. and then you've got a wrong really the only stable state in the region other than israel. and this is a contentious up our game in the persian gulf. israel does not want a rapprochement between tehran and washington because that means is ruled by our implications would mean less and so it's really all about power again in the goal. it has nothing to do the steps of superficially with nuclear weapons and has them and who doesn't love that mike is also up our game here in washington and i know the white house has said that they would veto this bill is actually where to get past as silk for some other people are really trying to push this bill for a light at centers menendez and humor. i make this engaging in political theater here. well they are to assert extent does to some others did for the budget battle that we had which was probably the m

and has been under fire for its cooperation with the government surveillance programs up until now it had decided to keep any data requests from the government private however it says it will start disclosing that information early next year this announcement comes just days after the nation's biggest technology firms including brize and warned president obama that national security agency spying was detrimental to their reputation and standing in the economy rise in communications has said that it is facing angry shareholders and some of them have even filed lawsuits demanding the company disclose the extent of its participation in n.s.a. intelligence activities while there is a limit to how much companies can disclose under current law risin won't be the first to file a transparency report google facebook and yahoo reported receiving over ten thousand data requests from the u.s. government first half of this year apple was queried forty five hundred times and twitter was asked about nine hundred times for user account information and all say they only complied with some of those req

i appreciate his cooperation as i do senator hatch and chairman boxes cooperation. senator isakson and other members are welcome to do the same. retirement security in america as we know for a fdr and other stories from the new deal on has traditionally been thought of as a three-legged stool. social security employer-provided pensions and personal savings and investment. for sake of the store, social security is a modest but stable income during retirement years, but it's not just retirement security. social security provides basic financial security in the face of unexpected tragedy. social security provides safety net that is so bold, or thinned with a retirement plans, often unable to provide. the other two legs of the three-legged school, personal savings and pension plans but upon the bedrock of social security and the standard of living -- approached the standard of living while they were working to protect seniors, but also allows families to use the resources to buy homes to start families and pay for education. their retirement savings, aging parents becom

apartment or just sort of have a long history of friendship and cooperation when you're there in a series it is important for us to expand on all sorts of contrasts especially. in the economy but we have everything necessary to do that and i would also like to remind your listeners to us we many companies you know our it seemed countries grey's get a sensually that gives you a single but i'm canonical and i don't have the los economic cooperation in our company you see you know we were. great countries markets you put us in our share. cranes external trade it's thirty percent in ukraine is our number six economic quite a hardliner you know. trade based on the four point eight percent illiteracy craney is syria only but the second only to belarus among c.i.s. c.i.s. countries as you can only if there's a partner going to your ten show for further expansion of training in the us but now that is where is there is a tendency with. no duck session you know true but it is. let me read a number of measures. to rectify this. but it's of the simplify. and what invents the dumbest thing and. this o

-brazil cooperation. tom has been a rising star in our foreign service. he was white house senior director. the brazilian government was delighted to see him come back to brazil. he was nominated as an accomplished ambassador to brazil and returned briefly long enough to add a couple of gray hairs as secretary of political affairs at the request of secretary clinton. two jobs, one salary. last year, tom was nominated and confirmed by the senate to the rank of career ambassador. it is a rare recognition of extraordinarily distinguished members of the u.s. foreign service, given to only 53 diplomats over the last 50 years. as jane noted, secretary kerry has brought tom to the inner circle as senior advisor and history continues to unfold. as ambassador tom was the architect between the u.s. and brazil after a period of some malaise in the relationship. president obama made an unprecedented early visit to brazil. in his address to a very large congregation, he observed it was time that brazil and the u.s. enjoy a level of engagement on par with that of u.s.

where there can be cooperation -- think of areas in the world where there can be cooperation.afghanistan, perhaps. in terms of the conditions for stopping the civil war in syria, there are differences. it is a very impressive initial step, but it is only an initial step. you have a situation, 50-50, according to the president. the clock is ticking. the congress has been clear that six months means six months. what would you do right now to start to beat the clock? >> i did not think the clock is running. the first thing i would do is get the clock running. i would start yesterday in beginning to scope out the effort that has to be made, the strategy, the focus, the ideas that have to go into the comprehensive agreement. i would try to pick up , perhaps beginning in bilateral contacts, despite the fact that the bilateral contacts have tended to produce two negotiations. it is not easy to go from a bilateral deal to a multilateral deal seamlessly. that fromn very clear the moment the u.s. asked for bilaterals and the moment in which iran accepted it, the key was in the locked re

the united states and europe have two of the best food safety regimes in the world, and by cooperating together and agreeing on cooperative measures where we can both achieve our appropriate level of protection using appropriate science, using appropriate risk assessment, i think we can both ain on the food safety area. say the want to issue. >> and the united states and european union negotiating, negotiating treaty with china. is there a g, statement settlement with china. >> certainly i think the we iations is one issue would certainly be discussed. i think it's a various stage of that discuss, but we certainly will be discussing also this issue with our chinese colleagues. >> for us, as i said, it's extremely important to maintain the right to regulate, but at the same time, it's a strong objective to make sure that we have in the international system strong investor protection that is do include these variety, including, as i mentioned, state to state dispute settlement, as well as the investor state dispute settlement. >> that's it. thank you, everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you

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they want cooperation to include military operations themselves. >> europe can cooperate a lot more on this front. i believe this will certainly come up when we start discussing the situation in african countries such as mali or central african republic. >> but others do not want to hand over too much power to brussels. >> it makes sense for nation states to cooperate over matters of defense to keep us all safer. it's in all our interests, but it is not right for the european union to have capabilities, armies, air forces, and the rest of it. >> with many countries reducing their budgets, the french president has raised the idea of a common emergency fund for operations. >> let's go straight to that summit now and our correspondent. first off, tell us about this banking union. what about critics who say it means to much centralization? >> in the sense that the structure has been set up by finance ministers is way too complicated, critics are saying that what is needed is a tour that enables the european union or the eurozone to close down banks overnight, if you will, if that bank has

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and promoting the president who sold them to survive being favorably the result of the bilateral cooperation between kazakhstan and russia in the current year. he righted that this year the country signed an agreement on the villainous an alliance in the twenty first century to him today we would discuss important issues on the creation of the eurasian economic union the agreement has to be signed in summer of next year the union has to function finely from the first of january two thousand fifteen kazakhstan is absolutely committed to the process and we will promote and support it. opener. today the president of the two countries have signed five documents and wants among them is an agreement on military technical cooperation which was signed personally by the two leaders representatives of the government adopted a rule map on the sheer use a bike a more complex for two thousand fourteen to two thousand sixteen. also the issue on the supply of oil products in kazakhstan was settled. duty free delivery of petroleum products on the territory of stanford domestic consumption will be carried ou

which are has been pressuring the bahraini government to release him but there is no cooperation from bahrain's site the government to respond at least two or three of these letters being sent or calls or join to statements or whatsoever. young israelis are streaming out of their home country to start to live in greener economic pastures and as policia reports this is ratcheting up the tension between those who stay and those who go. their ancestors may have called it the promised land but more and more young israelis are seeking their fortunes far from its golden shaws a former israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin once branded those who immigrated from israel cowards but these days most of the people who are leaving are young educated smart and successful many don't come back there's a word in hebrew for those israelis who leave your dream which means descending until recently it was attributed to misfits lower class and people who couldn't find their place in society but alone a is a straight a pupil she want to scholarship to study at the american university in washington d.c. the

stated on several occasions that the cooperation of the syrian government has been satisfactory and they are satisfactory fulfilling their obligations to. from the commission and our job effect as your piece that we used to verify the complaints of the syrian government in this respect ok if i could ask you about the opposite side would it be fair to say that the main unknown factor the main factor that me in danger of these very risky operation is actually this rat posed by the syrian rebels. the syrian opposition we don't have direct contacts with the syrian opposition it's the united nations which is doing this infected using different channels we have us to affect the un as well as myself their cooperation and their support during this process of elimination of syrian chemical weapons i believe that it's in the interest of everyone including the opposition and we hope that they will. they will be co-operative a support as well mr is and you have being very diplomatic in your responses but if you said earlier that the syrian government has all for the full cooperation we also know tha

with his father so there are plenty of room for more cooperation between tehran and most school and one more issue out i would like to emphasize here that this last visit by a lover of two to wrong is somehow now just a few days after the new iranian ambassador ambassador arrived in moscow mr sonner you who are. on it has serious carnage and there are relation is not. a guess cario. most of. both. are russian or slogans here he was a member of parliament in you're on under the iranian parliament grid his resignation to go to moscow for his post shows that you want some how is a very important relations with russia. mohammed has an uncanny international relations and political science expert from in months to dick university professor canny thank you very much indeed for sharing your perspective quit this potential military intervention in syria was narrowly avoided in september after the government agreed to destroy its toxic arsenal but efforts to rid the entire middle east of chemical weapons are being held up by israel and egypt refusal to join the international convention howeve

the documents color parties for cooperation with neighboring kazakhstan for two thousand fourteen to two thousand fifteen cooperation in criminal conventions of the council of europe the head of customs missions in the e u all must come to zion and the representative of the cons of zero to enjoy frozen as presented this document the day before in brussels. the representatives of the european parliament in the devil likes to park in the event. the representative of the council of europe considers this event to be the first step in growing bilateral cooperation between kazakhstan and the council of europe according to thornton frozen as this will take place in the field of criminal justice during the next two years the winners of the national competition among school students for the best innovation project had been awarded today to mark independence day over forty applications for the competition were received most of the products are aimed at searching for alternative energy sources they're also projects in the sphere from ancient agricultural technologies water conservation in medic

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