the two sides agreed to meet in istanbul in late january. >> we plan to discuss practical ideas and ways of cooperating toward the resolution of our core concerns about the nuclear issue. >>> the u.n. security council imposed additional sanctions against iran back in june. the united states, european countries, and japan have approved additional sanctions of their own, but iran is continuing its nuclear development despite the international pressure. >>> two weeks after north korea's bombardment of yeonpyeong island in the yellow sea a senior u.s. official has again urged china to exert influence over its neighbor. u.s. deputy secretary of state james steinberg spoke in washington on tuesday before an expected visit to china. >> in the context of our interest in a stable and secure and denuclearized korean peninsula, china has a critical role to place, and we look forward to working together in a way that can demonstrate to all that our partnership is effective. >> steinberg also said the united states does not consider it productive at this point to convene a meeting of delegates to the

a trial of nearly 200 retired and serving military officers has begun near istanbul. they are accused of trying to bring down the government seven years ago. this has divided opinion in turkey. the trial is expected to go on for months. the european union leaders at a summit in brussels have agreed to a permanent mechanism to be used if the stability of their currency is in danger. the state already had a multibillion-dollar bailout for greece and ireland. clashes have gone out throughout the day in the ivory coast. the security forces tried to disperse a the supporters of the president-elect. several have been killed, dozens injured. >> the aim was to take at the television station. the supporters accused the incumbent president of staging a constitutional coup. the african union and the u.n. have called on the president to step aside and accept defeat, instead he has been sworn in for five years. as protesters gathered in various districts, they were met by members of the security forces used tear gas and fired live rounds and they were dissuaded them from marching

are there, hoping to reinvigorate the group's role in its first summit since the meeting back in istanbul in 1999. i am told that some of the tightest security ever seen for such a meeting in this region is taking place now. 7000 police. the delegates are gathering for this meeting of the osce in kazakhstan. those are live pictures coming to us. this is "bbc news." britain's big chill continues, with disruption to roads, rail, and car trouble. -- and air travel. opposition groups in egypt have described the result of sunday's parliamentary elections as fraudulent. the one a handful of seats. -- they won a handful of seats. >> and the opposition supporters ransacked a polling station. this mobile phone footage was just emerged. like most footage, it is impossible to prove its authenticity. but it matches eyewitness reports from sunday's egyptian elections. over the balcony go ballot boxes. the boats are destroyed. -- votes are destroyed. more put it appears to show but intriguing. two men are busy putting marks on ballot papers. others take them away to put them in the box in what looks li

restores the tradition of holding high-level meetings that was interrupted for eleven years following istanbul. this heralds a renaissance of this organisation...we are beginning to establish a euro-atlantic and eurasian community of unified and indivisible security. >>reporter: and with 38 heads of state attending, there were no doubts that the osce is seeking a revival of itsrole: the main agenda - to tackle long-standing conflicts on all fronts. >>massimov: it is a good platform and a good opportunity for people to talk to each other and to understand whatexactly do you mean by saying that, there are a lot of issues that are viewed differently in the western europe, in central europe and in asia. >>easen: it's not just about handshakes and diplomatic rhetoric here in astana. there's a real commitment to expand the role of the osce, based on its principles of indivisible security from vancouver to vladivostok. the fact that the summit is here in kazakhstan suggests a shift in focus to the regi and the issues that affect both the east and the west. >>reporter: kazakhstan was widely commended

by israeli forces earlier this year has received a hero's welcome on return to its home port in istanbul the mavi marmara was boarded by troops as it attempted to break the blockade of gaza to get aid to palestinians nine people were killed on the ship which was part of a larger convoy diplomatic relations between turkey and israel were damaged over the incident and both continue to call on the other side. series of aftershocks has rocked the new zealand city of christ church months after a powerful earthquake struck the region at least twenty buildings were damaged and power lines. blew out windows and brick work but there are no reports of injuries police have cordoned off the central business area and special units are inspecting the buildings scientists warn that could continue for quite some time. for deaf people in russia communication gets no further than their own community and although there are an estimated ten million people in russia sign language is still not officially recognized over reports on their silence. shit. alex econ to hear the song that. i believe. he had he sing

by israeli forces earlier this year has received a hero's welcome on return to its home port in istanbul in may the mavi marmara was boarded by troops as it attempted to break the blockade of gaza to get aid to palestinians nine people were killed on the ship which was part of a larger convoy diplomatic relations between turkey and israel were damaged over the incident and both continue to call on the other side to apologize. for deaf people in russia communication gets no further than their own community and although there are an estimated ten million hearing impaired people in russia sign language is still not officially recognized the reports on their silent struggle. holy shit. alex he called hear the song. from the family. yet he sings it with his hands touching and that was that i was he tells me he speaks the most beautiful language in the world. and so despite living in the world of silence aleksey and his fellow the foremost put on a show full of life and music our. audience appreciates this theatre of the deaf actors is an exception in the world mostly hostile to those speaking

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on the turn to its home port in istanbul in may the mavi marmara was boarded by troops as it attempted to break the blockade of gaza to get aid to palestinians nine people were killed on the ship which was part of a larger convoy diplomatic relations between turkey and israel were damaged over the incident and both continue to call on the other side to apologize. a series of aftershocks has rocked the new zealand city of christ church months after a powerful earthquake was has struck the region at least twenty buildings were damaged and power lines the tremor blew out windows and shook brick work but there are no reports of injuries police have cordoned off the central business area and special units are inspecting the buildings scientists warned the tremors could continue for some time. the israeli government is uprooting arab tribes from the desert they've lived in for over a century the jewish state says the bedouins built their homes without permission but local activists say the aim of the crackdown on arab villages is to replace them with jewish settlements. or reports from the d

regional summit bottom of the majority's to have a one to one meeting the turkish prime minister istanbul hosts the second round of the six party talks on iran's nuclear program and generally held her meeting in geneva to keep maintains good relations with her on together with brazil it negotiated a nuclear fuel swap deal in may for the agreement was rejected by the u.s. . and iranian nuclear facilities could be attacked if diplomacy fails according to a senior israeli military analyst the full interview is coming your way in just over an hour's time but has a taste. like to attack israeli leaders understand the possible horror results of such an attack however. if diplomatic pressure economic sanctions don't work and iran is getting too close to a ball then i think that the european intelligence community and the united states they don't understand how close israel to launch an aerial strike on the nuclear facility off iran. if you know it's all the business news. right if you. knew from first to pressure these. teeth don't come. to business a host of political and economic deals have be

and the protocol is to new activists have welcomed back to istanbul the ship boarded by israeli forces in may as it approached blockaded gaza nine people were killed during the raid on the mother to discourage supplies as part of a convoy trying to get aid to palestinians at the time israel's actions really damage relations with former ally turkey and triggered an international condemnation. still ahead for you in this weekly news wrap a spy in the u.s. and a role model at home anna chapman views on his political stage i think some of the youth will be ruling united russia party more about that later. israeli governments uprooting arab tribes from the desert that they've lived in for over a century the jewish state says the bedouins built their homes without permission but local activists say the aim of the crackdown on arab villages is to replace them with jewish settlements. reports from the desert. in the middle of nowhere the remains of all our kids village. for the third time in two weeks israeli police came with the folders of and in little more than an hour demolished sixty hous

by israeli forces earlier this year has received a hero's welcome on return to its home port in istanbul in may the navi was reported by troops as an attempt to break the blockade of gaza to get aid to palestinians nine people were killed on the ship which was part of a larger convoy diplomatic relations between turkey and israel would damage the incident and both continue to call on the other side to apologize. still ahead fear this weekly news from r t a spy in the u.s. role model of home and a chat with deadly russia's political stage adding some glamour to the youth wing of the ruling united russia party that later. the israeli governments are rooting arab tribes from the desert they've been living in for over a century the jewish state says that the bedouins built homes without permission but local activists say the aim of the crackdown on arab villages is to replace them with jewish settlements. reports from the desert. in the middle of nowhere the remains of our kids village. for the third time in two weeks israeli police came with a few verses and in little more than an hour demo

regional summit on the dinner just this to have a one to one meeting with the turkish prime minister istanbul and the second round of the six party talks on iran's nuclear program in general after a meeting in geneva turkey maintained good relations with tehran and together with brazil. a nuclear fuel swap deal in ne the agreement was rejected by the united states. and the rain in that nuclear facilities could be attacked if diplomacy fails so says a senior israeli military analyst for the interviews coming your way this in ten minutes but here's a taste. like to attack israeli leaders understand the possible horrendous results of such an attack however. if diplomatic pressure economic sanctions don't work in iran is getting too close to a bomb then i think that the european intelligence community and the united states who still hope close israel to launch an aerial strike on their nuclear facilities or to run. the business news next hour with ariel bushell. into business a host of political and economic deals have been signed during president medvedev trip to india these in compass the defen

raid by israeli forces leave this year as received a hero's welcome on return to its home port in istanbul it may the. it was it was boarded by troops as it attempted to break the blockade of gaza to get aid to palestinians nine people were killed on the ship which was part of a larger convoy israel's actions severely damaged relations with former ally turkey and triggered international condemnation. still ahead for you in this weekly news wrap a spy in the u.s. role model at home and a child debuts in russia's political stage atoms and glamour dealing with the ruling united russia party. the israeli government is up rooting out of tribes from the desert where they've lived for over a century the jewish state says the bedouins built their homes without permission but local activists say the aim of the crackdown on arab villages is to replace them with jewish settlements. reports from the desert. in the middle of nowhere the remains of all i'm a kid village for the third time in two weeks israeli police came with a few verses and a little more than an hour demolished sixty houses. from a cl

met with the turkish prime minister to discuss the upcoming six party atomic talks to be held in istanbul in january together with brazil on current to go she added a nuclear fuel swap deal for for iran which was rejected by the u.s. . diplomatic effort fails to resolve iranian nuclear dispute israel would have the would have to step in with a nuclear strike according to a senior israeli military analyst that full interview is coming your way in less than ten minutes here's a sneak peek. of israel would like to it's an israeli does understand the bill who just results of such as to how it. if diplomatic pressure economic sanctions don't work iran is getting too close to a bomb then i think that the european intelligence communities and the united states is going to close israel to launch an aerial strike on the nuclear facilities of iran. finally in this news block it's a disease that many believe was resigned to the biblical times but for those struck down with leprosy it's a very present problem today many russians are affected are confined to remote villages with little chance or hope

met with the turkish prime minister to discuss the upcoming six party atomic talks to be held in istanbul in january together with brazil for a negotiated nuclear fuel swap deal with a gesture by united states. and if diplomatic efforts fail to resolve the iranian nuclear dispute israel would have to step in with a strike that's according to the senior military a senior israeli military analyst the full interview coming your way in the next hour here's a quick look. israel would like to attend is really does understand the bill here in this results of such of the how of. if diplomatic pressure economic sanctions don't work in iran is getting too close to a bomb then i think that the european intelligence communities and the united states they are going to stand hope close. to launch an aerial strike on the nuclear facilities of iran. it's a disease that many believe belongs to the biblical times but for those struck with leprosy it's a present pressing problem many russians affected are confined to remote villages with little chance of rejoining society as artie's oxana we've heard report

ahmadinejad has already met the turkish prime minister ahead of next month's major nuclear talks in istanbul getting iran's agreement on that was the only tangible result of international negotiations in geneva earlier this month turkey is keen to play a leading role leading regional stability role and had a cool and had no negotiated a nuclear fuel swap deal for and but it was rejected by the u.s. . there have been two parcel bomb explosions at embassies in rome one device went off at that chill a an embassy injuring the person who opened the package a few hours earlier a swiss diplomats residence was targeted again it was the mail handler who was wounded this time seriously it's not known who sent the bombs but police are ruling out any link to the suspicious device found on the roma underground earlier this week. in a couple of hours max kaiser takes a swipe at bankers lining up for bulging christmas bonuses while europeans and americans are left holding out the begging bowl. i'm here in london where the bankers are demanding their year end bonuses and the government is asking them please

ahmadinejad has already met the turkish prime minister ahead of next month's major nuclear talks in istanbul get a garage agreement that was the only tangible result of the international negotiations in geneva earlier this month turkey is keen to play a leading regional stability role and had negotiated a nuclear deal for iran but it was rejected by the u.s. . melican joins us now with all the latest business news so there's a lot of arena as we look at a cost of basic foods in russia skyrocketed in two thousand and ten what particular products went up well maybe buckwheat and other basics like cabbage potato and grain they've all gone become twice more expensive ones now we'll get to that in a moment but first. the battle for control of russia's biggest mine annoyance neko is likely to be over by the spring that's the view of the building of a new up a tiny an essential figure in the dispute with. speaking to the wall street journal the time insead normally killed twelve billion dollars after this month to buy back a twenty five percent stake was generous has now hired bankas merrill lynch

restores the tradition of holding high-level meetings that was interrupted for eleven years following istanbul. this heralds a renaissance of this organisation...we are beginning to establish a euro-atlantic and eurasian community of unified and indivisible security. >>reporter: and with 38 heads of state attending, there were no doubts that the osce is seeking a revival of itsrole: the main agenda - to tackle long-standing conflicts on all fronts. >>massimov: it is a good platform and a good opportunity for people to talk to each other and to understand whatexactly do you mean by saying that, there are a lot of issues that are viewed differently in the western europe, in central europe and in asia. >>easen: it's not just about handshakes and diplomatic rhetoric here in astana. there's a real commitment to expand the role of the osce, based on its principles of indivisible security from vancouver to vladivostok. the fact that the summit is here in kazakhstan suggests a shift in focus to the region and the issues that affect both the east and the west. >>reporter: kazakhstan was widely commende

i flew to istanbul and i was amazed at their courage to go on and speak of this. >> what are you like during one of these periods? >> i am very obsessive. i get altered by the story, and it inhabits my dreams. it has a terrible effect on my family life because i am kind of absent. i have learned to counter that, i hope. i was obsessed with the story of this turkish couple. there were four guys in the group that they saw being killed. there were four guys who survived under the pile of bodies. the turkish couple watched the group of men being machine gunned by the terrorists and fall to the floor dying. they are taken off to another place. meanwhile, four of the guys under the pile of bodies are still alive. i met with two of them in mumbai and tried to persuade them to be in the film, and they said no. i was in the cutting room about a month later and i got a call from the son of one of these guys. he said they had just watched "terror in moscow," the film i had made earlier. they said they had no idea i was a serious film maker. he said his father would like to take part, but by then

member the family was trying to make a deal with the american ambassador in istanbul at that time just to buy a solution. so, no, it's not going to do anything. if it's a local man, going out to expand the poor. expect that is not going to change the system. >> you have a brief comment? >> i think it was a lot faster. i have to disagree about the local solution. i think in afghanistan, what you'd have to do, you'd have to have local solution into trying with each other. because it's such a diverse tribal society, you would have to have local solutions. i think that's a start. i think you'll have to try matters like that. and if you look at it, there are local -- there are local local solutions in place or when it was massoud. that was how they managed to control the thing by having solutions. i think arguably, that's what they have tried if nothing else. >> okay. good question here. >> please wait for the microphone. >> i have a quick question for mr. sehgal and shuja. you both talked about india's. diplomacy on p5, but not pakistan. i was just curious as we look at 2011. >> would you

member the family was trying to make a deal with the american ambassador in istanbul at that time justo buy a solution. so, no, it's not going to do anything. if it's a local man, going out to expand the poor. expect that is not going to change the system. >> you have a brief comment? >> i think it was a lot faster. i have to disagree about the local solution. i think in afghanistan, what you'd have to do, you'd have to have local solution into trying with each other. because it's such a diverse tribal society, you would have to have local solutions. i think that's a start. i think you'll have to try matters like that. and if you look at it, there are local -- there are local local solutions in place or when it was massoud. that was how they managed to control the thing by having solutions. i think arguably, that's what they have tried if nothing else. >> okay. good question here. >> please wait for the microphone. >> i have a quick question for mr. sehgal and shuja. you both talked about india's. diplomacy on p5, but not pakistan. i was just curious as we look at 2011. >> would you li

member the family was trying to make a deal with the american ambassador in istanbul at that time just to buy a solution. so, no, it's not going to do anything. if it's a local man, going out to expand the poor. expect that is not going to change the system. >> you have a brief comment? >> i think it was a lot faster. i have to disagree about the local solution. i think in afghanistan, what you'd have to do, you'd have to have local solution intotrying with each other. because it's such a diverse tribal society, y would have to have local solutions. i think that's a start. i think you'll have to try matters like that. and if you look at it, there are loca -- there are local local solutions in place or when it was massoud. that was how they managed to control the thing by having sotions. i think arguably, that's what they have tried if nothing else. >> okay. good question here. >> please wait for the microphone. >> i have a quick question for mr. sehgal and shuja. you both talked about india's. diplomacy on p5, but not pakistan. i was just curious as we look at 2011. >> would you lke to

its allies continued to take steps, even before the next round, that a scheduled to take place in istanbul in late january. >> daniel? >> "financial times. cut two questions, if i may. first, you talk about the importance love with the iranians down but i don't want to get into the attribution, but given recent days people have gone out about how since additions have been affected pipe -- president ahmadinejad himself and knowledge of the have been affected. has it been helpful? simple yes or no. [laughter] the other question, almost six years after the seals were broken, is there any practical prospect of iran have a complete freeze of enrichment in its territory? >> vs question, i am glad to hear they're having problems with their sons of use machines and i think the u.s. and allies are doing everything we can to try to make sure that would complicate matters for them. but i also think there technical problems go beyond the steps that outside countries are taking. i think iran has some very significant limitations in terms of both the technology they are working with, particular type of

security council as well as germany agreed to another round of talks in istanbul in late january. india has issued kahnwide alert on information of a potential terror strike by a pakistani group. more police patrols and strict security checks have been order and in mumbai and several other cities. following credible reports that a band of militant group was planning a new year's attack over the weekend. a siege in 2008 killed 160 people in mumbai. and finally the empire strikes back and saturday night fever are among the 25 films announced today selected for preservation this year by the library of congress. each year that library adds 25 films to the national film registry. to preserve films with artistic, cultural or historical significance. there are now 550 films in the registry which began in 1989. and those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> c-span's original documentary on the supreme court has been newly updated. sunday you'll see the grand public places and those only available to the justices and their staff and you'll hear about how the court works fro

. >> where did you intersflue >> i flew to istanbul. it was quite difficult to find them. i was amazed they agreed to go on television and speak of this. >> what are you like during one of these periods? >> i'm quite obsessive. in fact i get haunted by the story. and it's my dreams and it has tarblee effect on my family life because i'm kind of absent and i've learned to counter that, i hope. but, yeah, i was obsessed with the story this turkish couple and as -- you know, there was -- there were four guys who were in the group who they saw being killed, and there were a total of 15 men and 4 guys who survived under the bodies, 4 indian men who survived. so they watched this group of men be machine gun by the two terrorists or guys fall to the floor dyeing and they are taken off to another place. meanwhile four of the guys under the pile of bodies are still alive. i found all four of them and i tried to dissuade them. i met with two of them in mumbai and i met with two i tried to persuade them to be in the film. they said no. i was in the cutting room about a month later, a

to have multiple meetings in multiple locations and certainly the decision to meet next month in istanbul is a reflection of that. >> the investigation is ongoing. in other words, the u.s. government has to look into this to find out legally what could be done? you don't have enough information at this point to build a case? >> i will defer to the justice department in terms of where our investigation stands. but obviously our investigation is ongoing and that's all i can say. >> another one more. investigating what? how they were leaked, who did it? >> what we're investigating is a crime under u.s. law. their provision of 250,000 classified documents, you know, from someone inside the government to someone outside the government is a crime. we're investigating it, and as we said we will hold those responsible fully accountable. that investigation is still ongoing. >> they still plan to release even more documents from this carba you alluded to and what pressure, if any, is the u.s. bringing on those who might be able to transmit the information? >> well, our position has been clear from