country's membership from the organization for more on this peter all over joins us live outside the foreign ministry so peter do russia and syria appear to see eye to eye when it comes to the subject of military intervention. you see it's long been russia's position that they were against any foreign military involvement in the syrian situation and the syrian opposition leaders have today said that they also do not want to see any military involvement from outside countries in syria they said they don't want to see syria go down the same route as libya where nato. intervention was a key feature in the toppling of colonel gadhafi they don't want to see foreign intervention on their shores no they also said the opposition all willing to enter into negotiations with members of president bashar al assad's government now they did say that they would enter into negotiations but only with those members of the government whose hands were not bloody murder so they didn't say exactly which elements of the government they were willing to talk to but that is still an option they did also have praise for. the th

course objectivity at the moment the foreign ministry says that its main goal is to get to the boot back to russia. is going to fly for us from moscow thanks for that report. or for further discussion on the story and joined live from nice by daniel estell an author investigative journalist thank you for being with us so moscow still questions still skeptical about the case against him but what motivation do you think washington could have to keep him to push him to the efforts to get him jail. well as i said so many times previously and in many of my my to do interviews. scooter was a part of the international global game where russia basically was the end game russia was the only nation in the world that actually us stand up to enable to the united states aggression and to the plans of the powerful lead to actually have there be a one world government a new world order one where a company limited call it whatever you want them is just an example of what is actually being done against russia's interests across the world the idea that they're troubled a businessman will actually get acce

the british foreign ministry is quoted as saying that all staff must leave the united kingdom within the next 48 hours. britain is expelling all from the country. britain ordered the closure on wednesday. rueters quotes the foreign secretary as saying all iranian diplomatic staff must leave within the next 48 hours. >>> the delegates at the u.n. conference on climate change in south africa are looking to the future, but representatives of at least one country suggest that the agreement that binds them is a thing of the past. canada and other nations are considering a pull-out from the kyoto protocol. nhk world's susumu kojima tells us how discussions with going in durban. >> reporter: people are still a long way away from getting over their differences. one controversial issue that has come up stems from a report suggesting that the canadian government is considering withdrawing from the kyoto protocol. ♪ >> reporter: ngos criticizing canada. they have given the country an fossil of the day award. the award is handed out to any nation that performs badly in climate change negotiations

media and all this makes a russia question the us course objectivity at the moment the foreign ministry says that its main goal is to get to the boot back to russia. meantime author and investigative journalist daniel estulin says the boots case was used to cast a shadow on russia's image. they were to rule as a part of the international global game where russia basically was the end game russia was the only nation in the world to actually stand up to enable to the united states aggression to the plans of the powerful we need to actually have there be one world government a new world order one to accompany a limited call whatever you want them is just an example of what is actually being done against russia's interests across the world the ideas of the actual business mirror will actually get access to weapons being and of course there would be an american government to call the root of all those could be officer of course he was never going to be officer but the idea is that a huge b r us are going to get us going any weapons unless a bar or regime has case obviously the insinuation of

outside the foreign ministry in moscow. well the freezing of syria's arab league membership as well as sanctions prompted fears of a military intervention something russia has long been warning against coming up later a former foreign minister and veteran diplomat explains why you have any primakov says world leaders should take note of the lessons from libya and iraq here's a preview. i don't think the west is prepared to take this action now without the security council's backing and i think we're smarter now than at the time when the first security council resolution was adopted we will not adopt another resolution using going to em's which could be used for legitimizing these activities nobody knows when libya is going to recover from its chaos look at iraq for example it's been more than a cheese and they still can't stabilize the situation with the t.v. never stops reporting new casualties fifteen dead thirty did every day in iraq bombs explosions and so on it happened so regularly that people used to it we start to th

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let's go live now to cairo to talk to dr abdullah shell former member of the egyptian foreign ministry and current candidate for the presidential election service president of the program thanks for being with us first question why are people in egypt resorting to more violence with election so near when they could have a chance to cast their ballot instead. this is what astonishing and i think it is very well organized because the answer would be more than two millions had been gathering. to protest the. confusion of the country and also. existence of a time table of power from the vatican to the civilian government so this had been very strong message and this had been perfectly done but at the end of the day we saw some people who were staying in good history and in the square and the morning we had been confronted by the police so we have six one of them if there those people had been insisting kristie and i think this is again is. that greenland that we have already and all the links of the national movement and certainly the police of the police of the army was in fact it in char

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media and all this makes the russia question of the us course objectivity at the moment the foreign ministry says that its main goal is to get to be credible back to russia. and with more on another celebrated international legal wrangle that wiki leaks founder julian assange on our website and you can logon to our dot com to find the latest details on that. if i was not to be driven to despair by the latest news from the u.k. companies to be extradited to sweden she says unless his homeland of australia steps in extradition to the u.s. is inevitable. plus a belated halloween surprise protesters in ukraine supporting convicted next prime minister yulia timoshenko taken on since they tried to storm the country's parliament. the british government has blamed social networking sites for spreading on restaurant august riots across england in an attempt to prevent similar trouble in future one part of london is now proposing to monitor online activity at youth centers and this is norris with reports it's a risky game that may breach the vital bond of trust between young people and social workers.

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options on the table at this point include a german takeover a leaked document from germany's foreign ministry reportedly reveals the country is preparing for a new european but it would be able to take over the economies of struggling bureaus own countries now this document also reveals that germany's preparing for the defaults of large eurozone nations will bring in all the details meanwhile in the u.s. we know regulators have been trying to figure out what happened to this six hundred million bucks missing from customers of global and now they suspect at least some of that cash may not be missing it may be gone and used to cover trading losses at the firm that of course has declared bankruptcy now the question remains as to whether more customers affected will react like gerald celente did earlier this week on our show. maybe then they know and as i'm thinking the first word of the m.f. is mother and we could put the all the word in there if you use your imagination i you're going to go and from working on wall street occupying wall street we'll talk to max kaiser first host of the popular

embassy with ambassador fairfax, we visited the foreign ministry of kazakhstan. >> what would you say are the pillars of the foreign-policy of kazakhstan? >> after gaining independence in 1991, we became a full-fledged member of the united nations as a peace-loving nation. our foreign policy is based on the purposes and principles of the united nations charter. in 1994, we joined as a non- nuclear state. in 1995, together with the cooperation of the united states, we managed to get rid of the nuclear arsenals that are being stored here in kazakhstan. the government put emphasis on economic development. we managed to attract over 20 years an amount of investment of $150 billion. what we are saying, the message being sent to the rest of the world, instead of keeping nuclear weaponry and being a nuclear weapon state that is out of law and not playing a serious role in this environment, so by getting rid of the nuclear weaponry, we managed to completely reverse the trend of the country. we managed to attract the economic potential of our country by attracting this amount of investment fro

israel's foreign ministry called the bid a unilateral move by palestinian that goes against the road to peace. it was an unnecessary hurdle to middle east peace talks. the united states, the closest ally says it will halt a $60 million payment to unesco. >> today's vote by the member state of unesco to admit palestinian is regrettable and premature and undermines our shared goal of the comprehensive just and lasting peace in the middle east. >> the u.n. walked out of unesco and withdrawal funding in 1984. it returned to the organization in 2003. >>> south korea has postponed the ratification of the free trade agreement with the united states due to protests from opposition parties. the government had hoped to approve the treat i by the end of october. the ruling party tried to convene a parliamentary committee to ratify the agreement on monday. the meeting was canceled for fear violence might break out. ruling party decided to postpone the decision. u.s. president barack obama signed an agreement with free trade. the fta will gradually remove duties to benefit south korea's exports s

after they finally left, the foreign ministry issued an apology.he damage had been done. >> we hold the iranian government responsible for its failure to protect our embassy as required. clearly there will be other further consequences. >> alongside the anchor -- anger is a feeling we have seen before. each time the british embassy in tehran has been attacked, it is for the same reason, the infighting at the top of politics in iran itself. there is a major split between the religious leader and the president. it is growing. contrary to what you might expect, the president is the one who is trying to stop things getting too bad with the outside world. the president is the more moderate one of the two. the british embassy took the brunt of it today but the real aim of the extremists may well be to make relations with the west as difficult as possible. john simpson, bbc news. >> the former president has arrived in the netherlands. >> that is right. he is believed to be carrying laurent gbagbo ahead of the transferred to the criminal court. the chief p

the japanese foreign ministry says the concert is scheduled to take place friday, is being arranged by a group of south korean lawmakers to entertain the garage station in the sea of japan. the ministry asked south korea to can sell the event, and says it can't allow a concert to be held on japanese territory. the foreign minister said they asked the south korean government to stop the concert tuesday and wednesday. last week, japan asked south korea to cancel plans to construct a research and visitor center on the islands. >>> developers from some of the world's leading high tech companies are showing off projects at the international row would the exhibition in tokyo. models used in disaster areas are drawing a lot of attention after the march 11th earthquake. here is more. >> reporter: robots like this one are highly recommended by the promoter of this exhibition for use in disaster areas. such robots are being used in the restoration work at the fukushima daiichi power plant. this is being shown to the public for the first time to give a better understanding of the usefulness of ro

the foreign ministry says the country regrets the attacks. but that's not good enough nor the british government. they're calling it indefensible and there will be serious consequences. >> to protect our embassy as it is required to do. >> british foreign secretary william hague criticized iran on tuesday for breaching international law. the convention required the protection of diplomats and embassies. hague says he has launched a complaint with iranian foreign minister in the strongest terms. >> clearly there will be other, further, and serious consequences. >> the president of the united nations security council is also speaking out about the attack on britain's embassy in tehran. here's some of what he had to say. >> the members of the security council condemn in the strongest terms attacks against the embassy in tehran, iran, which resulted in intrusions of premises causing serious damage. >> the u.n. security council president called on iran to fully respect its international obligations when it comes to protecting diplomatic property.

after they left, a rambos the foreign ministry issued an apology, but the damage had been done. >> we told the iranian government responsible for failing to have adequate measures to protect the embassy. there will be further serious measures. >> each time that the british embassy has been attacked, it is always for the same reason. because of the serious infighting at the very top of politics in iran itself. there is a major split between the country's religious leader and the president. contrary to what you might expect, the president is the one who is trying to stop things getting too bad with the outside world. president ahmadinejad is the moderate of the two. the extra arrests want to make relations with the west as difficult as possible. >> president obama says he is disturbed by the events of the british embassy because he wants to see iran take quick actions over the attack. >> i strongly urge the iranian government to hold of those responsible to task. they have a responsibility to detect -- and protect diplomatic outposts. it is a basic international obligation that countrie

the pakistan foreign ministry launched a protest with the afghan government sunday. it called for steps to prevent cross border attacks by nato led forces. >>> now let's look at the latest in sumo. >>> all eyes on one man on sunday, the final day of the kyushu grand sumo tournament. yokozuna hakuho had come to put a little icing on the cake. the mongolian yokozuna had already clinched the championship by friday, but he's a highly motivated rikishi, and he wanted to finish the tourney undefeated. big charge by baruto. hakuho works hard to get a double-inside grip. but he gets him in the back. hakuho tries to recover but loses his footing. hakuho bites the dust for the first time in the tournament, but he still walks away with the emperor's cup. ♪ >> translator: march 11th, when the earthquake and tsunami struck, was my 26th birthday. it was very scary, but it's nothing compared to what people in the stricken areas experienced. a new ozeki will be born at the new year's tourney, and i hope to make 2012 a very good year. >> another thing we talked about throughout the 1

spoke to the country's deputy foreign ministry about the ongoing crisis. i see that make that serious deputy foreign minister thank you very much for being with us today sir happy to be with you now according to human u.n. human rights reports over three thousand people have been killed in syria ever since the protests started in march for how long will seem losing its people. i think the question should be the opposite the question should be what's happening in syria. of course the credibility of some international number governmental organizations have been lost because they don't take into consideration what's really happening no one of these organizations has said that syria has lost more than one thousand one hundred fifty multi-use from the army and the secret to fix do you think this is the correct approach absolutely not. yes many civilians were killed assess in ated but people have to ask the question who killed them and why they were killed and the criminals our security forces were able to detain. themselves admitted that they were killing demons

almost at the very last moment, iran's foreign ministry put out a statement, seeming to apologize for yesterday's attack. but it was too late and the apology was not strong enough. >> in six years, britain has gone from offering friendship to iran that was angrily rejected to shutting down all direct leads all together. the basic reason is the political infighting in tehran itself. today, the speaker of iran's's parliament, he seems to harbor political ambitions, says the british action was hasty and criticized british interference in iran over the years. it may be hard for us to understand nowadays, but many people in iran still believe britain is immensely powerful. perhaps it is not surprising. a century ago, much of southern iran was directly under british control and britain blocked iran's first democratic constitution. by 1941, the shop was a pro-not see that the bridge overthrew him and installed his son instead. in 1953, the british americans staged a coup against the nationalist prime minister. when the revolution of 1979 came, the shah himself believed the british were behin

israel's foreign ministry issued a statement calling the bid a unilateral move by palestine that goes against the road to peace. it said the decision was an unnecessary obstacle to the resumption of middle east peace talks. the unit states, the closest ally of israel, says it will halt a planned $60 million payment to unesco. the transfer was due in november. >> today's vote by the member states of unesco to admit palestine as a member is regrettable, premature and undermines our shared goal of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the middle east. >> the u.n. walked out of unesco and withdrew funding in 1984 over issues with its agenda and management. it returned to the organization in 2003. >>> and now let's take a look at the global weather forecast with saki ochi. >> hello there. let's get a look at the weather conditions across the globe. we'll start off with east asia. things are looking pretty quiet and settled area. high pressure area covers japan, the korean peninsula and extends into much of eastern china so all throughout the area we are talking about dry skies with a

the foreign ministry says japan received donations and supplies from 126 countries and regions as ofid september. on top of that, more organizations september medical teams and personnel for search operations in disaster hit areas. for the final number, participants and japanese pop song. >> considering what they have been through, it's really emotional. >> we wanted to show our heart felt thanks to all those that supported us. i really enjoyed singing for everybody. [ applause ] >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." on behalf of our team. on behalf of our team. thank you for staying with us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the first program incompetent this lineup explains japanese food in an easy to understand why. followed by that, a documentary on life in china today. and not to be missed, the great summit which visits spectacular mountains of the world. the typical traditional japanese menu is a bowl of soup, a main dish, two side dishes and rice. a chef teaches us a quick, easy way to prepare this menu. the city in eastern china has a wholesale market visited

an indian foreign ministry official will visit tokyo later this month to restart negotiations on the atomic energy agreement. gautam bambawale is in charge of east asian affairs. japan and india plan to sign an civilian nuclear power agreement, to allow japan to provide nuclear technology to india. however, negotiations were suspended after the accident in fukushima in march. india wants to build more nuclear power plants to support economic growth. the country could become a lucrative market for japan's nuclear industry. however some in japan ar opposed to deals with india cause e couny is not a gnory toheuclear norofeti tat on monday, prime minister yoshihiko noda met vietnamese prime minister, tan dung in tokyo. he confirmed that japanese companies will help rebuild to nuclear reactors in vietnam. they are scheduled to start operating in 2021. >>> what goes up must come down. and the chinese economy is showing signs of slowing. among the contributing factors is the government's tight money policy. the measures are meant to prevent overheating and curb inflation, but they've also c

the japanese foreign ministry says the concert is scheduled to take place on friday is being arrangeda group of south korean lawmakers to entertain the guards stationed on tack shooema in the sea of japan, known as dokdo in south korea. the ministry has asked south korea to cancel the event. it says it cannot allow a concert to be held on japanese territory. foreign minister koichiro gemba told reporters on wednesday that japan had asked the south korean government to stop the concert on both tuesday and wednesday. last week japan asked south korea to cancel plans to construct a research and visitor center on the islets. >>> islands in the south china sea have left-wing been the source of tension to several countries that lay claim to the archipelago. nhk world's charmaine recently boarded a naval vessel for a visit to the region. she filed this report. >> reporter: day 4 of a journey with the philippine navy. the ship enters an area where the chinese military is increasingly active. in february a chinese warship fired warning shots at a philippine fishing boat. >> reported harassment

they also went as far to say, one foreign ministry official saying whose rules are these? the chin naez didn't set up with these, why should we abide by a set of rules that were set before we entered the system. real rancor by the chinese and the president. >>> mario monte is the man to talk about in italy, the new prime minister. he was made a senator for life and became the prime minister. he's a technocrat. he's aye political. he puts together a government of national unity. he's got a lot of work on his hands, a former ec commission. so he's got the backing of the brussels and european commission to go forth and do what needs to be done. >> and racing the put together that emergency government in italy. steve sedgwick. thank you so much. >>> one issue that could have the significant impact on the markets, the work of the bipartisan deficit reduction super committee. over the weekend president obama pointed out the need for what he called a balanced approach to cutting the deficit. he talked about why getting to that result means lawmakers may have to make tough choices

a chinese foreign ministry spokesman said his country is committed to the path of peaceful development. and that is security policy is defensive. >>> next, we go to cholaphansa narula in bangkok it find out what's going on in the region. >> relations between pakistan and the u.s.-led coalition forces are still reeling from an incident that killed over 20 pakistani soldiers along the border with afghanistan. and now pakistan says it will boycott an upcoming conference on the future of afghanistan to be held in germany next week. on saturday, afghanistan-based nato helicopters bombed two pakistani outposts, killing 24 soldiers. at a cabinet meeting on tuesday, the pakistani government decided it would not attend an international conference on afghanistan next monday in protest at the attacks. representatives from some 100 countries, including u.s. secretary of state, hillary clinton, are set to meet in bann, are set to discuss future assistance for pakistan. pakistan plays an important role in efforts to stabilize afghanistan. its absence from the conference will have a significant impac

opposition in your country it says that you should seek immediate release of the irish crew while the foreign ministry is used to it they are in moscow so what is your government doing to to to release the crew well first of all very pleased first of all but none of the crew were in any way harmed that there was no violent incident surrounding the arrest of the citizens who were arrested on the vessel. or embassy in israel has been in touch with the fourteen people who are arrested and those working closely with them and i'm hopeful that they will in fact be released so they are ok they feel you they. are embassy officials were in touch with the business of the monday evening that they were brought into port visitor at the may day in the following day range for legal representation for them . has assured me that yes they are well prefer not to be in arrested detention we're hoping that they will be released thank you thank you very much sir and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was. the p.d. prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of the republic of ireland spotlight will be back

the foreign ministry and its diplomats handle the case because it is much easier for russia to put pressure on to keep you standing on london and indeed we have to resort to such a thing taisha is childish and ridiculous gestures we're making a lot of ourselves for the whole world russia is often dominated by emotions and is foreign policy which is unacceptable that our foreign policy is meant for domestic consumption and not in the sense that it serves the interests of russian people but in the sense that it is intended to appease the people of russia it's good we flex our muscles sending our warships to the coast of south america which is a pointless waste of money. we often like to show how tough we are. this kind of behavior has little or no effect on others at times it even has a negative impact. as a way for us as leaders to improve their popularity and score some political points for the election but this is not the way foreign policy should be handled i put on the other hand don't you agree that in the soviet times before him policy was ideology based whoever said they were for soci