falklands war. on june 14, 1932, british troops retook the island, ending the war. the majority of residents want to remain under british rule. but buenas aires says britain's control of the island is an affront hear the prime minister says she wants parties to sit down for talks. that how can it be claimed from 14,000 kilometers away that this territory as part of british territory? how can it be part of british territory when it is 14,000 kilometers away? >> but in london, prime minister david cameron made it clear that there is no room for negotiations and issued a warning. >> do not underestimate our resolve. threats will not work. attempts to intimidate the islanders will not succeed because britain stands ready and willing to stand up for the falkland islanders at any time. >> argentina have shown no signs of letting up on its claim. it was president unveiled a monument honoring the argentinian who fought in the falklands war. nearly 1000 people lost their lives during the 74-day conflict. >> and we will have more news and information including updates on the

government is using very very strong language some people might say threads about security of the falkland islands the falklands. or claimed by train britain france and even the dutch the igitur claim is very soon one but argentina is concerned about structure. which lie under the water of the ideas of the school with the. possible right through to the falklands. british companies are prospecting for the wrong to fall. so easily find. strategically and economically very very important and. of course very very wealthy . in the u.s. several classified documents revealing the obama administration's achievements in battling terrorism i've recently been leaked to the american media is put the white house in the firing line for jeopardizing national security the sake of the president's political gain one former foreign service officer at the state department believes america could pay a high price for leaks. leaking information that paper's you is not unique to obama i think what's unique you are two things first the secrecy of these infor of this information the stuxnet worm the things that are going o

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government is using very very strong language some people might say threats about security of the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by train britain france and even the dutch and the i.g. do claim is a very simple one but argentina is concerned about structure it's good so they all of. which lie under the water there the idea to use of the school would. probably go you know in argentina but it's possible that the extended right through to the falklands and british companies or prospecting for years around the falklands so if they find. that makes it. strategically and economically very very important and. of course very very wealthy. in the u.s. several classified documents revealing the obama administration's achievements in battling terrorism have recently been leaked to the american media is what the white house in the firing line for jeopardizing national security the sake of the president's political gain one former foreign service officer at the state department but he's america could pay a very high price for the. leaking information it papers you is not unique to obama i thi

too a -- of argentina, has made an appeal for britain to open talks about the future of the falklands islands. she mocked the idea that they could be part of the u.k. territory. >> we're going to the u.n. today to put our take forward. >> falklanders pressing their case to remain british, stealing themselves for a visit by the argentine president to the community that deals with the islands. >> it is unpress dead for a head of state to attend a committee meeting like this, and i'm told that the president asked for it to be held on the anniversary date. so although the war with brit an may have ended 30 years ago, the diplomatic battle has been reignited with a vengeance. this woman was on friendly territory here. the u.n. supports her demand for negotiations on the sovereignty of the falklands. >> we're not asking for much. we're just asking to talk. we're not asking to be told we're right. we're just asking to talk. >> mr. chairman, i have a letter here. >> the islanders dooze want to talk, but about other things. they complain that argentina has been bullying them and insist they have the r

the island status around nine hundred people died in the one nine hundred eighty two conflict before argentinean troops surrendered argentina says that the british illegally occupied the falklands which it calls the. two hundred years ago islander. will hold a referendum next year to decide their future political analyst martin mccauley says it's what lies off the island's coasts that is fuelling the dispute. if you like signal to. that the focus is or is the argentinians call the last movie in this part of britain and don't wish to become the province of argentina if you look at the leg which is coming from what is always the argentina government is using very very strong language and some people might say threats about security of the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by britain france and even the dutch and the i.g. to claim is very soon one but argentina is concerned about structure. which under the watch of the. genius of the school with. this possible right through to the. british companies. prospecting for that and. so we see find. that makes that strategically economically very very important and. of course very very wealthy. now let's take a look at some

using very very strong language and some people might say threats about the security of the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by train britain france and even the dutch and the i.g. do claim is a very thin one but argentina is concerned about structure it's good so they all of . which lie under the water of the ideas of discovered. in argentina it is possible that will extend right through to the falklands. british companies or prospecting for us around the falklands so we find. strategically and economically very very important and. of course very very wealthy . in the united states several classified documents revealing the bomber administration's achievements in battling terrorism have recently been linked to the american media and it's put the white house in the firing line then for jeopardizing national security for the sake of political gain one former foreign service officer at the state department believes america could end up paying a high price for it. leaking information that paper's year was not unique to obama i think what's unique here are two things first the se

a united nations committee on decolonisation to put her country's view on the status of the falkland islands argentina claims the british illegally occupied the falklands which is called united and that's two hundred years ago around nine hundred people died in the conflict in the one nine hundred eighty two before argentinian troops surrendered to the u.k. islanders celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of the war and will hold a referendum next year to decide their future. political analyst martin mccauley says it is what my eyes off the coast is fuelling the dispute. if you like signal. that the focus is always argentineans call them in this part of britain and don't wish to become the province of argentina if you look at the language was coming from what is already is the argentina government is using very very strong language and some people might say threats about security of the falkland islands the falklands. or claimed by britain france and even the dutch and the argentina claim is a very simple one but argentina is concerned about structure. under the water of the ideas of the spher

the ongoing dispute over the falkland islands between britain and argentina will be discussed by the un committees later today in new york it's thirty years to the day since the war over the british territory ended around nine hundred people died in the. one thousand nine hundred two conflict for argentinian troops around there it argentina says the british eagerly occupied the falklands which calls. almost two hundred years ago islanders will hold a referendum next year to decide their future political analyst martin mccauley says it's what my eyes off the coast that's fueling. if you like a signal. that the focus is or is the argentine it's called the last movie in this part of britain and don't wish to become the province of argentina if you look at the language was coming from what is are is the argentina government is using very very strong language and some people might say threats about security of the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by britain france and even the dutch. do claim is a very simple one but argentina is concerned about structural it's going to. g

the ongoing dispute over the falkland islands between britain and argentina it will be discussed by uncommittee later today in new york it's thirty years to the day since the war over the british territory ended around nine hundred people died in the one nine hundred eighty two conflict before argentinean troops are ended argentina says the british illegally occupied the falklands which he calls them el venus almost two hundred years ago islanders while the referendum next year to decide their future political analyst martin mccauley says it's what lies off the island's coast though that's fueling the dispute. if you like signal to. that the focus is always argentineans call them last move in this wish to stay part of britain and don't wish to become a province of argentina if you look at the language which is coming from what is are is the argentina government is using very very strong language some people might say threads about the security of the falkland islands the falklands. or claimed by britain france and even the dutch and the educated. very soon one but argentina is concerne

the ongoing dispute over the falkland islands between britain and argentina will be discussed by u.n. committee later today in new york it's thirty years now to the day since the war over the british territory ended nine hundred people died in that conflict in one thousand nine hundred two before the argentinian troops surrendered argentina's says the british illegally occupied the falklands which he calls the melvina almost two hundred years ago by the does themselves are said to hold a referendum next year to decide the future thoughts of political analyst martin mccauley that he says it's what lies off the island's coast though it's fueling the dispute. it's if you like a signal to desire is that the focus was always argentineans call them last move in those wish to stay part of britain and don't wish to become a province of argentina if you look at the language which is coming from what is are is the argentine government is using very very strong language some people might say threads about secure. to go for the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by britain france an

argentina's president cristina fernandez to coach there will lay out her country's claim to the falkland islands at the un meeting in new york this coming thursday it takes place thirty years to the day after the war over the british territory ended decades of the ownership dispute has died. and there's a settled referendum next year to decide the future argentina says the british illegally occupied the falklands which it calls the most venus almost two hundred years ago nine hundred people died in the one nine hundred eighty two conflict and now islanders say they've been forgotten among all the high level posturing political analyst martin mccauley says it's the lucrative oil reserves of. costo this feuding with the speed. if you like a signal to start is that the focus is always argentineans call them last month venus wish to stay part of britain and don't wish to become a province of argentina if you look at the language which is coming from what is our it's their duty new government is using very very strong language and some people might say threads about security of the falkland islands t

using very very strong language and some people might say threats about the security of the falkland islands the falklands have been claimed by plain britain france and even the dutch and the i.g. to claim is a very simple one but argentina is concerned about structure its concern. which lie under the water there the idea is to discover the. it is possible that the extent right through to the falklands. british companies. prospecting for the wrong to focus so we say find. them that makes. strategically and economically very very important and. of course very very wealthy . be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes but first can heightened tension in the middle east lead to all our regional war israeli political expert who's iraq he shares his views on how the situation is likely to develop the interview next. you are. with me i have professor was involved be the director of the center for middle eastern studies at tel aviv university professor thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. my pleasure the israeli defense minister ehud barak recently said that israel would not be dup

around the world rajan seen as a president in a period of un sequin a zation committee that the falkland islands should not be under british rule coincided with thirty years to the day after the war over the british territory ended claiming the lives of some nine hundred people there cade's on the ownership dispute has not died down and islanders will hold a referendum next year decide their future i don't seen it says the british in the occupied lands which it calls and then us two hundred years ago. this is written. off. tens of thousands have been displaced and twenty nine people killed after clashes between muslims and buddhists in northern minimal two thousand homes have been burnt with many people being house. in temporary camps neighboring bangladesh is guarding its border to stop more refugees fleeing their violent response of the murder of a buddhist woman which that almost a dozen muslims being beaten to death. but even natives are continuing their forty six day march towards the purse in protest at new plans to build the highway through an amazon nature reserve and said the project wo

argentina's president has appeared at the colonization committee arguing that falkland islands should not be under british rule it coincided with the thirtieth anniversary of the war with britain over the territory which claimed more than one hundred dives decades on the ownership dispute has not died down in art and is will hold a referendum next year to decide the future. claims of british elite occupied the falklands which is the mount venus almost two hundred years ago according to experts the dispute is fueled by the lucrative oil reserves found off the coast of the audience. tens of thousands have been displaced and twenty nine people killed after clashes between muslim and buddhists in ruben's mineral more than two thousand homes have been burnt and many people are being housed in temporary camps neighboring bangladesh is guarding its a border to stop more refugees fleeing their violence was sparked out of a policewoman which led to almost a dozen muslims being beaten to death. but the natives are continuing their forty six day march towards the palace in protest at new plans t

de kirchner is urging britain to come to the negotiating table for talks about the disputed falkland islands she made the play in front of a un decolonization committee in new york the two sides fought over the british territory in one thousand eighty two. a war in which more than nine hundred people died ireland is planned to hold a referendum next year to decide their future. russians going outside their nation's borders for medical help may become a thing of the past treatment of procedures for serious heart conditions are made great strides since the fall of the soviet union is really good has got the story. home is where the hardest but for many russians their country is not where the chance to get their medical care especially those with heart problems is many is just saying thousand russians are here just to go abroad to get treatment because they say health care at home leaves much to be desired for the country's leading cardiologists it's a great concern but the only thing is that we have thousands of cases which can be very successfully treated here at home so i say with all the re

to economize a committee arguing the falkland islands should not be under british rule it coincided with the thirtieth anniversary of the war with britain over the territory which claimed more than nine hundred lives decades all the ownership disputes not died and islanders will hold a referendum next year to decide their future argentina claims the british illegally occupied the falklands which he calls the melvina says almost two hundred years ago according to experts the disputes fueled by the lucrative all reserves found off the coast of. bolivia natives are continuing their forty six day march towards the country's capital of powers in protest at new plans to build a highway through an amazon nature reserve they say the project would destroy their homeland with the country's president over morales promising a public vote on the matter now they're hoping to walk more than five hundred kilometers off for a similar march last year led to the original plans for the road being scrapped. japanese police say they've arrested the final fugitive suspected of involvement in a gas attack on to

cristina fernandez de kirchner briton to come to the negotiating table for talks about the disputed falkland islands she made the play in front of a un decolonization committee new york the two sides fought over the british territory back in one thousand nine hundred two it was a war in which more than nine hundred people were killed as planned out a referendum next year to decide the future. exactly twenty five minutes past five the afternoon moscow time let's get across the business with dmitri and it looks like a very upbeat end to the week doesn't it after all the ups and downs we've seen more downs and ups on the stock market that is true on the stock markets we're seeing optimism but i'd call it perverted because in a way traders right now are hoping for the worst out of sunday's elections in greece because if a new government cannot be formed then there will be volatility on the markets and then the central banks they promised they would intervene and they would provide stimulus so the optimism is on these hopes of a stimulus so in case we have good results of the elections and the government

falkland islands. ing 30 years since the end of the falklands war in which british troops ended argentina's occupation of the south atlantic island. hundreds of people followed the military parade to a war monument. officials gave speeches and laid wreaths in honor of those who died in battle. china, a manned deep sea reversible diving to death pacific almost 21,000 feet. it's the first in a series of attempts to reach 23,000 feet. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 "around 0 seconds." >> >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. and this is "the fox report." it's it the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. doctors across the united states are telling some parents -- patients they simply do not have enough of the drug they need to treat their cancer. medications often critical to whether those patients live or die. it's a problem we have been covering here for quite some time. fox news has gotten ahold of a congressional report that indicates the food and drug administration is wide

news today marks the thirtieth anniversary of the end of the falklands war when argentina surrendered to britain three decades later the islands are still being disputed between the two sides later today un committee on de calmness zation will meet to discuss the case for war now i'm joined by political analyst martin holy the u.n. committee has previously criticized britain's policy on the falklands but london has shown little willingness to listen is anything likely to come out of today's meeting which could actually shift the way the issue is going no i don't think so because the british position is very firm it's up to the citizens the three thousand citizens on the four condos to decide their own fate if they wish to remain british citizens and apparently there's going to be a referendum next year they can do that or they can choose to become the problems of argentina from british point of view the sovereignty rests with the people of the falklands what are those on the falklands that might vote in that referendum actually hoping to achieve. so what are they actually hoping to achieve with the referendum. they hope that t

ownership dispute has not died down and islanders will hold a referendum next year this side their future right into no claims the british occupied the falklands which is causing now been us almost two hundred years ago according to experts the dispute is fueled by the lucrative oil reserves found off the coast of the i don't. believe in the natives are continuing their forty six day march towards their parents in protest new plans to build a highway through an air as a nature reserve they say the project would destroy their. homeland we can choose president ever model is promising a public vote on the matter. more than five hundred kilometers after a similar march last year that the original parents the road being scrapped. japanese police have arrested the final fugitive suspected of involvement in a gas attack on tokyo subway seventeen years ago which killed thirteen people injured thousands employee in a city cafe recognized him and called the police a man belong to a cult a group which possessed an asteroid of chemical and biological weapons two hundred of its members have been convicted of dozens of crimes another fugitive from the cult