the report itself is an analysis of where we are in the doha round. it was started ten years ago, and it has now the record as being the largest negotiated trade round in history. but a great deal has been achieved and we are in this sense on the verge of success or failure. one of the points that is made in the report which is available and will be available on this session and if the ground is not concluded by the end of this year, that it will fall into the situation which makes it difficult to see it being concluded for some substantial period thereafter because we will begin the cycle in the united states in particular and we've suggested in this report there should be a deadline placed on the conclusion of the round and that the conclusion of the round therefore should be taking place in the months immediately preceding december of this year. the doha round is extremely important for all constituencies it's extremely important for the developing countries who have a particular interest in net. but it's also extremely important for the developed

the report itself is an analysis of where we are in the doha round. it was started ten years ago, and it has now the record as being the longest negotiated trade round in history. but a great deal has been achieved, and we are in the sense on the verge of success and failure. one of the points that is made in the report which is available and will be available to you on leasing this session is that if the round is not concluded by the end of this year, that it will fall into the situation which makes it difficult to see it being concluded for some substantial period thereafter because we will begin the electoral cycle when the united states in particular. and we've suggested in this report that there should be a deadline placed on the conclusion of the round, and that the conclusion of the round, therefore, should be taking place in the months immediately preceding december of this year. .. 10 years of effort and a herculean effort -- i should say by the director general who is with us here on the panel this evening, have brought very significant resu

-- shadi hamid, who is in doha. how do you read him? >> he doesn't want to leave power. he is planning on staying until september when the elections will be held. the protesters are clear about what their single overarching demand is for mubarak to step down and not in several months but immediately. i think yesterday what we saw is the official start over the counterrevolution. i think people caught caught up with the euphoria of the first few days and thought this is an effective strong regime. what we have seen yesterday was a concerted effort. i think we saw sniftmoot yesterday to previous days where we saw in some cases over a million protesters. >> >> shadi can talk about the muslim brotherhood as well and other opposition groups who have been somewhat silent here. elbaradei said nobody is sitting down for conversations with the mubarak regime until he actually leaves power. talk about where protesters are. they understand if they are not in the streets forcing the issue, they lose a lot of momentum. >> absolutely. one thing the protesters have going for them is th

contrast in weather of golf where thomas bjorn takes a washout lead into the final day in doha he birdied four of the last five holes to guard a sixty six and that puts him on eleven on the overall want to head of surprise package marc was bria the austrian maybe ranked four hundred seventy eight in the well but he's playing as good as the best at the moment bray a card in a sixty nine on saturday enjoying it this spot drop in for birdie and i skate over here in celebration because there is still everything to play for the guitar must. feel good. to good on the road. just continue more of the same tomorrow and hopefully you know you can pull it off in the states in the holes to go in the weather's going to turn on us a little bit so it's going to be a fight and. you know i'm just looking forward to. now in motor sports mcclaren are hoping to stick to the heels of red bull in the new formula one season with lewis hamilton believing brain power will be as important as horsepower mclaren the latest f one team to unveil their call for the upcoming season hamilton will once again line up along

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specialist on democratic reform in the middle east and director of research at the brookings institution's doha center. he joins us from cairo. does the military have a narrow window to follow through with the promises of reforms that hold elections before egyptians grow disenchanted again? >> yes. the military can't wait too long here. the expectations are really high and there's a danger that people will become disillusioned. we don't have a clear sense of what exactly the military wants. the military was long the backbone of the regime. so they would really have to transform into a pro-democracy force, and we don't really know much about them. so this is really an uncertain period. i think we're talking about six months where the military really has to deliver on its promises. >> and history tells us that the process of making democracy can be an ugly process. if this transition somehow turns to chaos or gets off track what kind of vacuum could be created and who might occupy it? >> that's a worry that i think a lot of egyptians h s have now, fear of chaos and instability. egypt doesn't have

title in over a year beating world number one caroline wozniacki in straight sets to claim the open in doha was the us he was heavily favored against second seeds one of the all over after making the final without losing a set on one of the russian was pushed hard in the quarter and semifinals she stepped up again against the take the set six ball and took the second by the same score on this point play to perfection to set up much point. in the end. and then couldn't hold. the russian or why through this match and she caught the eleven title of her career . here you know it was her they thought most we played so many times against each other always have toughened counters so you know i was just trying to fight for every point concentrate and i think i kept my focus very very well i just was trying to go for my shots really hit that i was able to win this one meanwhile world number two roger federer is yet to beat novak djokovic. striding open on route to winning a grand slam and beat him again in straight sets the time by championship for a third time djokovic delighted with that and his o

title in over a year beating world number one caroline wozniacki in straight sets to play in open in doha wozniacki was heavily favored against the second seeds of one of the over making the final without losing a set and while the russian was pushed hard in the quarter and sending panels she stepped up her game against taking the first set six ball and the second by the same score on this point play to perfection to set up match point. a deft touch in the end i was yes he couldn't hold on. great power from the russian too much in the end let me tie the russians career. here you know it was never played out much we played so many times against each other we always have tough encounters so you know i was just trying to fight for every point concentrate and i think i kept my focus very very well i just was trying to go for my shots really hit it i was able to win this one world number two roger federer is yet to beat novak djokovic said grabbing his third straight by title with a convincing straight sets win over the swiss my straight strain open champ djokovic had beaten fed rate in the se

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over in doha vettel but over cruised into the third stage of the guitar ladies open the russian second seed threshing dominic at some sort of a six one six two to set up a meeting with another slovak took over. elsewhere thousand and six went on that if it truly believes the tournament off to going down to none other than world number one caroline was not the day moving through six three six two was now he won the divide championships a few days ago and seems well on her way to see as another title. let's finally had over to the n.b.a. where carmelo anthony made a great debut for the knicks as he scored a game high to help lead new york to victory over the bucs melo joining fellow star all star amare stoudamire in the hall to giving the next town do you invent this and swear to god with all the nuggets showcased is skills grabbing twenty seven points and ten rebounds as new york held on to the milwaukee won fourteen to one hundred eight and with a victory the next match their way in total of twenty nine from last season meanwhile anthony clearly looks like he's here to stay. but the re

in the spring of two thousand and ten after a poor performance at the indoor world championships in doha though her latest moscow stint prove she was far from relaxing all those months and remains insult shape i mean it's the most important thing is that i once a day and show the best results of the season and the whole world i'm happy to be back and i'm glad i'm still the best out there are really nice that does it for metres and eighty one centimeters was enough for you the nation by a bit to take the russian winter title and catapulted her right back into the pole vaulting elite fans and pundits who question her decision to take a sabbatical back in twenty ten are now side and probably in a dissipated of another world record by russia's queen of the pole vault room on cost her of r.t. moscow. yes i have a winning what's new there is all your sport for now i'll see you soon where the weather is coming up in just a tick. question is that so much of an oldish each musician is the person behind the mark with the politics of a graphics a recent pew research report predicts muslim populatio

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in tennis let us not over make semifinals in doha and the top seeds reached the last four in the man's event in dubai. and high octane friel stock phrases from across the motor sports world forever at a tournaments here in moscow. we kick off with football spartak moscow and soon the same bit as both have joined says crying the last sixteen of the year old colleague larry carter man drew the second leg against. the russian capital meaning their through four three on aggregate sparta dutch side next is in need had a more complicated tasco progress in games in the last sixteen as the russian champions had to overcome a two one deficit to young boys however all of china's followed his side came out with an inspired three one performance at the stadium in st petersburg next up another dutch team. were being forced to over old. elsewhere liverpool were finally able to breach sparta progs to. scoring the pres goals but when the sides in two matches a decisive ninety second minute goal housetrain just three two all droid sporting lisbon making it three all in the aggregate the scottish team a

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as we get ready to do that both here and doha, let me get a quick comment from you, shadi, if i may, implications on oil prices. what is your take from there? >> well, oil prices have gone up significantly, along with a whole list of economic consequences. i mean, this is going to have a devastating effect on the regional economy. it already has and we're talking about stock market crashes that we haven't seen really in decades in terms of egypt's stock market, saudi arabia's stock market, so there really is a panic here in terms of the economic situation. the real swoir that if these protests continues indefinitely, there isn't more reassurance about stability in egypt and the broader region, we're going to see a continued decline in the regional economy. that will of course have an effect on the u.s. economy. >> go ahead, please. >> $100 a barrel oil for the iranians does a lot to take down the pain of the sanctions that we're putting on them. so they must be sitting there rubbing their hands with glee at the moment. >> talk about iran. that has not coming up >> i was hoping he was

also better relation and pr with other nation and continent for that if you go in qatar as example doha game and nowfor the world cup and they are now bidding for the olympic game. how we can make the sport, part ofthe program and strategy to reach for whatever they are looking for and their country, for the benefit for their economy and pr. >>sager: your excellency you mentioned earlier that these asian winter games have been elevated to new levels, explain? >>al-fahad al sabah: after 1992 barcelona game and the professionalism start in these sports also we have to change our mechanism to reach this level... for that. since that time two decades now, we are working very hard to bring our level to every high standard to reach the standard of the international organisation event and i think you can compete between beijing olympic game and the guangzhou asian game to be fairi cannot see who is better than the other, facilities opening ceremony all those details. now, i think after we have some unique game in our continent like beijing and oman and you can find the different culture and ho

it is time to start reaching out. >> is there a question from doha? >> can you comment on the silence of leaders? what country you think will be next? >> goodness. i do not see what they can say. we have seen other silence from morocco to algeria. only the libyan leader came out and supported that. all of them are nervous. all arab autocrats. that explains why they are silent. they do not like what they are seeing. they are terrified of what happens if a buyer does actually leave or fall. tunisia -- they are terrified about what will happen if mubarak actually leaves or false. the way egypt goes, the way the arab world will go as we saw in the 1950's would be arab nationalism. we have seen it with the rise of political islam. there is nothing to say. are you going to stand with the people with the same demands? these people have the same demands as what we are seeing in egypt. they are waiting to see and pray that mubarak buckles down and they will take it from there. >> there are so many countries to play an important role diplomatically, strategical

their own right and the real game changer as you know is the multilateral round of discussion, the doha round. i apologize are just about. we had a meeting, i just want to impress upon you i think al gore did us not to give up the ghost yet when it comes to the geneva in the multilateral round. that's looking at the most significant impact not only for global prosperity and growth, but bring the emerging and developing countries into the global trading regime as well. we've had some hurdles there. that -- not which a lease is agriculture provisions. that's another item that can be teed up in this next session of congress, the next farmboy -- farm bill reauthorization. a bipartisan fashion that we need to move forward on. he got the brazil case hanging over our heads. we've elected out to do with that by subsidizing brazilian cotton producers as opposed to reforming our own domestic cotton program which we should be doing, but also the so-called amber box payments and the work that needs to be done there. given my history with multilateral round and having talked to many in the trade amb

last month in doha -- actually now two months ago in december -- just before the protests began in tunisia and egypt, i warned that the region's foundations were sinking into the sand. in afghanistan and pakistan, conflict is blasting the foundations apart brick by brick. reconciliation and reform offer another way. south asia is home to nearly one and a half billion people. they are talented and hard working, rich in culture and blessed with entrepreneurial spirit. if countries of the region can move beyond their historic conflicts and cooperate to seize the opportunities of the 21st century, there are no limits as to what they can achieve. our friend, richard holbrooke, believed a better future is possible for afghanistan, for pakistan and the wider region. he once observed and i quote: in every war of this sort, there's always a window for people who want to come in from the cold. if they are willing to accept the red lines and come in, there has to be a place for them. those were his words, and that is the policy of the united states. it may not produce peace tomorrow or the next day,

sense of being a commercial financial center by the other gulf sheikdoms like dubai, abu dhabi and doha. >> warner: back to you on the protestors, toby. are these young people energized and organized on the internet or is this the traditional opposition or a mix? and what are their main grievances? >> >> well, they represent a number of different things and this is evolving very quickly over the last few days. several weeks ago at the height of egypt's revolution it became clear egyptians were going to rally through various social media and other kinds of media as well, other networks. bahrainians began organizing, a group of young activists began organizing on facebook and other places preparing for what they call the day of rage this past monday and they managed to energize enough folks to draw enough people into the street to constitute a significant prance. they also had security forces and the police responded a bahrainny police have done over the last few years, with incredibly brutal tactics, killing at least one person on monday and killing the second person on tuesday and the c

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-- shadi hamid, who is in doha. how do you read him? >> he doesn't want to leave power. he is planning on staying until september when the elections will be held. the protesters are clear about what their single overarching demand is for mubarak to step down and not in several months but immediately. i think yesterday what we saw is the official start over the counterrevolution. i think people caught caught up with the euphoria of the first few days and thought this is an effective strong regime. what we have seen yesterday was a concerted effort. i think we saw sniftmoot yesterday to previous days where we saw in some cases over a million protesters. >> >> shadi can talk about the muslim brotherhood as well and other opposition groups who have been somewhat silent here. elbaradei said nobody is sitting down for conversations with the mubarak regime until he actually leaves power. talk about where protesters are. they understand if they are not inhe streets forcing the issue, they lose a lot of momentum. >> absolutely. one thing the protesters have going for them is the

-- shadi hamid, who is in doha. how do you read him? >> he doesn't want to leave power. he is planning on staying until september when the elections will be held. the protesters are clear about what their single overarching demand is for mubarak to step down and not in several months but immediately. i think yesterday what we saw is the official start over the counterrevolution. i think people caught caught up with the euphoria of the first few days and thought this is an effective strong regime. what we have seen yesterday was a concerted effort. i think we saw sniftmoot yesterday to previous days where we saw in some cases over a million protesters. >> >> shadi can talk about the muslim brotherhood as well and other opposition groups who have been somewhat silent here. elbaradei said nobody is sitting down for conversations with the mubarak regime until he actually leaves power. talk about where protesters are. they understand if they are not in the streets forcing the issue, they lose a lot of momentum. >> absolutely. one thing the protesters have going for them is th

last month in doha -- actually, now two months ago, in december -- just before the protests began in tunisia and egypt, i warned that the region's foundations were sinking into the sand. in afghanistan and pakistan, conflict is blasting the foundations apart, brick by brick. reconciliation and reform offer another way. south asia is home to nearly 1.5 billion people. they are talented and hard- working, rich in culture, and blessed with entrepreneurial spirit. if the countries of the region can move beyond their historic conflicts and cooperate to seize the opportunities of the 21st century, they are no limits as to what they can achieve. our friend richard holbrooke believed a better future is possible for afghanistan, for pakistan, and the wider region. he once observed, "in every war of this sort, there is always a window for people who want to come in from the cold. if they are willing to accept the red lines and come in, there has to be a place for them." those were his words. and that is the policy of the united states. in may not produce peace tomorrow or the next day, but it

the timing of that in doha, it was the strongest statement i think that the secretary has made sinking into the sand comment. why did he do it at that particular point? because we know very quickly after that, we did have tunisia and did have egypt was there an indication this would happen? >> no. but it is why we have supported the forum for the future which brings together leaders to help them understand and see the regional and clear demographic challenge that is under way. but it is a forum like that that brings together gloft leaders, entrepreneurs who can be agents for change to bring about the demeck and social reform that the secretary called for in her speech. >> she did not have any indication something was brewing, something was going to happen? >> i think it was a fortuitous coincidence. >> on pakistan -- >> can we go back on egypt for once? >> sure. >> it's been 16 days since the revolution started in egypt and it seemed the egyptian government was not happy with the point of view of the administration. on monday president obama talked about progress that he is seeing happ

and the doha talks, we think an ambitious outcome in which all countries, including the advanced emerging nations, provide market access commensurate with our global economic role. and our efforts to bring russia into the world trade organization will include working with you this year to grant russia permanent mobile trade relations status so that u.s. firms and workers fully benefit from russia's ascension to the wto. this year the united united stal hold a 21 economies of the asia-pacific economic cooperation forum. with them, we will work to make it cheaper, easier, faster for our firms to trade in a greenert regional economy and we are doing the same with our partners in europe, and throughout north america. aggressive enforcement will continue to accompany these efforts. we have kept our promise to hold our trade partners accountable from steps to address a harmful surge of chinese tires to important wins in the wto for our aerospace and agricultural sectors to the first labor enforcement case ever brought under u.s. trade agreement. our agenda will only succeed if we make clear to

in the doha talks, we seek an ambitious with outcome in which all countries -- including the advanced emerging nations -- provide market access commensurate with their global economic growth. and our efforts to bring russia into the world trade organization will include working with you this year to grant russia permanent normal trade relation status so that u.s. firms and workers fully men frit there -- benefit. this year the united states will host the 21 economies of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum. with them we will work to make it cheaper, easier, faster for our firms to trade in a greener regional economy, and we're doing the same with our partners in europe and throughout north america. aggressive enforcement will continue to accompany these efforts. we have kept our promise to hold our trade partners accountable from steps to address a harmful surge of chinese tires to important wins at the wto for our aerospace and agricultural sectors to the first labor enforcement case ever brought under u.s. trade agreement. our agenda will only succeed if we make clear to the

as the secretary said in doha there is a broad regional challenge from the gulf to north africa, that you have got young populations highly educated, and country by country they are not generating the economic opportunity or political opportunity that the young people in the region want and deserve. how that unfolds will bury country to country. the challenge in morocco is not the same as the challenge in yemen. tanisha is a country with a fairly significant middle-class. yemen is the poorest country in the region. so the solutions will differ from one to the other. but it is vitally important for governments to respond to this new dynamic in the region. >> p.j. iran has considered itself winning in the region. >> iran what? >> considered itself winning in the region and the u.s. is failing they said. do you have anything? >> i think we want to see democracy when in the region. and clearly what iran did in june of 2009 undercuts any democratic russ is that we are familiar with. >> speaking of iran do you have anything on the trial of the hikers? >> josh. >> many of the activist and jo