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so definitely it is a regional issue it is not a situation that the mali government however of national unity it may be that is going to be able to to handle that i also have and i have expressed a certain number of doubts as to the capacities of ecco us definitely it is important that this is seen and there's a lot of international pressure to see this as an echo us led operation but very clearly and we heard about it before the capacities for doing this alone without the support of the international community are not here at this time brooks i mean everyone's talking about a military solution have we exhausted a diplomatic one i don't know whether we've exhausted a diplomatic solution but the problem is this is not a this is not a dispute between two nations you have to think of it is there are three there are three slow. lee interlocked problems one is the internal situation within mali in which the northern part of the country is now effectively been walled off from the rest of the country as a quasi i.e. independent kind of state as a result of the coup with the things that followed but

government says the anti monarchy protesters are abusing their right to speech and they threaten national unity there are almost daily clashes with police using tear gas and rubber bullets around eighty people killed since the unrest began nearly two years ago human rights groups have rounded up the brutal crackdowns on campaigners calling for more rights jobs and education was taught. zouk is a member of the bahraini opposition with fact party thank you being with us the authorities say they're trying to maintain stability in the country i guess the question is would any government want to keep the streets safe. of this is the time for you to never try. to lose up with nothing but in the small of institutions these are the citizens taken by individual and when they are talking about maintaining the peace and stability on. more than one hundred and the last the but this if you can once we have a. political problem and people demand it dead on the spot this is. despite be a bottle of the government being bought out that it just took the wealth of the team and spoke of that it is having an indepe

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tuesday to try to hold the ongoing protests against the ruling family which they see as a threat to national unity let's talk about this with side she happy from the bahrain freedom movement mr shelby thank you for being on the line international human rights groups want bahrain there they told me to lift the ban saying it completely violates freedom of expression assembly do you think the ruling family is going to listen no. one think you do not believe that the ruling family is would hold the values over human rights which are called for by the. like amnesty international and i think they will continue to as they have been doing for the past. month or so. they have been doing. this is why we have the revolution. to be the people who will. stop this and. so i think the situation is likely to. also intensify was there apparently such a difference between what you say they're going to do and what they actually do and we just last month bahrain promised tonight to improve its even rights record in line with those u.n. recommendations is there anything being done talking about political activists pre

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the ongoing protests against the ruling family they claim the pro-reform run into a threat to national unity and they've been cracking down on dissent tear gas and mass arrests international human rights groups that have demanded that bahrain immediately lift that ban saying it's a complete violation of basic freedoms side chappie from the bahrain freedom movement told me the al khalifa ruling family though yes well listen. i do not believe that the ruling family is in a mood to uphold the values over human rights i think they will continue as they have been doing for the past. month or so and. they have been doing so for decades this regime simply is only for normal because it is built on a very shaky ground and feel that if they give up any degree of sovereignty or power they could have the whole structure will collapse because it does not. mean elected by the people it has been because of the support of the americans and the british and the west because of the support from the people there and we look to be elected they do not believe in it actually they do not believe in democracy we are

try and hold the ongoing protests against the ruling family there which they see as a threat to national unity let's discuss this with jello from a form about the from the opposition party so thanks for being with us with activists a parent defying this but now how do you think the thought is going to react given the strong criticism from human rights groups over there he added in so far. well actually this is should be embarrassing for the government because of this this is against article seventeen of the constitution and it is against the international act of political and civil rights which is part of the local law here actually over the past year and i have all the guns three shows were very peaceful very peaceful not the single window has been shattered by any the straighter and all this this peaceful was. attacked by the by the government by the government police riot police and lots of people were injured during the day is the solutions are actually at the political parties are they have the right to to organize these types of. peace for the last three issues and that's the only we can

protesters the government says the activists are abusing their right to freedom of speech and threaten national unity campaigners happen calling for more rights jobs and better education for nearly two years now citing yousif. from the bahrain center for human rights says the continuing crackdown won't stop the on rats but it is illegal and it is unconstitutional they cannot just get people from a pretty good distance how are you going to be a three to a government piece can you guarantee there are just just keep going and we're going to be under martial law and we'll just hold it back again you know there will be a good they did a good and they're going to really be severally every day for freedom and democracy and dignity and what they did they just around the whole area and it was more almost one week and then a siege and they will surround. us and they're all good practice so no one will hear the you. said only most of that year i believe is so they can go to protest i think this is the next day to sell all they're going to attack on a daily basis every day in your house collective punishment sho

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i mean many many people feel about it the support to this side of national unity. please be sure we get to that so that's what we want to push him he has to go to be in support of the one that was at least going to to support democracy. and to look with the. body they have thinking. they just decide what we need vote was they want to still stood. by. egypt to be here. with tonight's people more so as you say as you say you have like to see some western attention here some western influence to try and bring around some sort of true democracy in bahrain but i must ask you before i run out of time britain has recently signed a defense deal with grain aiming to bolster security both in the region and inside the country what message then is britain sending with this kind of support do you think. i mean. people on the supporting bottom of this goes if you know we have been going to get give. in but. we have bought it we have with you why do you need to see that it's going. do just that. and we believe going to be. more so than this is what it would be. sort of this you w

separatists in belgium flemish nationalists as storage for the full gains see what that means for national unity just ahead in the program who are not see. now the e.u. has slapped the syrian government with fresh sanctions it comes as claims emerged that soviet era cluster bombs are being used by assad's forces and moscow says that cannot be confirmed because the region's being flooded with illegal weapons from abroad with details now to auntie's preterite of. human rights watch the new york based watchdog has said this following what they've seen in a online video that soviet era cluster bombs were being used by the syrian government against the civilian population in syria and the ongoing conflict there now russia has rebuffed these claims wholeheartedly with them during your there are plenty of weapons in the region right now with huge amounts being supplied illegally to syria and neighboring countries of which there are mercenaries and for in trainers in the conflict zone this is being confirmed by independent media the region is flooded with domes because it's very hard to determine where

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protesters the government says the activists are abusing their right to freedom of speech and threaten national unity campaign is the been calling for more rights jobs and better education for nearly two years now said yusuf from the bahrain center for human rights says the continuing crackdown won't stop the rest. it is illegal and it is unconstitutional they cannot just got to be put in front of this thing how are you going to be i think to the government piece going to charity they are just justifying it and then we have to bring in more and don't monitor know and we are just hoping that by getting you know they were doing their good they did do and they're good and they are good really does a really good game for freedom and democracy and dignity and what they did they just set out the whole area and it was more almost one week and then a seed and they were surrounded and they just at their own will put this so well with what they're doing there they are surrounded most of the shiite villages so they can go to protest so i think this is a good mix of the settlers although they're going to attack

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- it is the day the people of germany celebrate the unity. 22 years ago, east and west reunited with the blessing of their european neighbors. now there has been a pill to draw the right lessons in the crisis europe faces. >> the president of the parliament says his country must strive for greater unity in europe and he warned against perverting -- reverting to old national rivalries as the weaker members of the eurozone struggle. >> the speech in munich is the center of the celebration. >> the ceremony began with music from richard strauss's opera. more than 1500 people attended the ceremony, including germany's top political leaders. the bavarian state premier compared the process of german unification to that of creating a united europe. then he gave the keynote address. >> we are german europeans. we must devote to the nfl -- unification of europe the same effort we made in german unification. he added that it was a precondition for the integration of eastern and western europe that would come later. on october the third, 1990, germans f

i thought, richard, you know, we talked about this being time for a national unity. chris christie yesterday, one of romney's chief surrogates, someone who has been vocal in his support for the former governor of massachusetts, had this to say about the president yesterday. >> yep. >> appreciate that call from the president. very proactive and i appreciate that type of leadership. i spoke to the president three times yesterday. he's been incredibly supportive and helpful to our state and not once did he bring up the election. if he's not bringing it up you can be sure that people in new jersey are not worried about that primarily if one of the guys who's running isn't. the president has been outstanding in this and so the folks of fema, craig fugate and his folks have been excellent. >> overwhelmingly positive assessment of the president. >> he's not just a romney surrogate, the keynote speaker of the republican convention we saw and just to put it in context, one of the major premise sis of the romney campaign is barack obama came to power promising to bring the cou

he really, really wants to be the president of national unity.s always wanted to be the reconciliation candidate, and his instincts always in confrontations is to not go for the jugular but to go for the capillary. he did the same thing in 2008. people forget how weak his campaign was through august of 2008 when he just was refusing to make the obvious case against mccain, and then he toughened up but also -- >> in the debate he toughened up in 2008. >> because he needs to be -- have his back against the wall, but this was classic. this was the real obama who does not like -- he really wants to be a president of the whole nation. he somehow has a hard time wrapping his mind around the necessity of taking a tougher line. >> i said on cnn, i dpts want to come to this conclusion but sitting watching i have to come to it. he just didn't want to be there. >> was it his strategy? >> i don't think it was. we'll know the next debate. i mean he's obviously either got to be different or it's going to be pretty bad, but just looked like to me he really didn

in general, my impression is that one of the issues is a testimony to syria's national unity and how to ensure minority rights without institutionalizing secretary and as some. the syrians adamantly are not in favor of an iraqi situation. they're very cautious about that. there was a lot of attention of insuring minority rights and representation without institutionalizing that. those of us who spent many years ever met sensitive to minority issues and gender issues. that captures national syrian discourse. we want a country that can establish itself on the rule of law and citizenship, regardless of secretarian elements. >> and the securities sector reform, we had one major shouting match. there were some people who wanted to abolish a certain service altogether. it took quite a while to convince them that you need an apparatus that is a political. you need an apparatus inside to investigate the major crimes inside. >> and economics, it was a matter of balancing the priorities. certainly, we had no disagreement over some of the social issues. in our group, the issue of the protection

somewhat surprised to see that his party is supporting states rights over national rights and national unity? it's rather strange. >> i will say many of those southern dixiecrats would be strange politically, so it sort of cuts both ways. >> that goes to the point of which are talking about. when you talk about unchanged, what should that look like in the next four months and then the next four years. it's interesting to look at this controversy as a way to get more politically savvy. you look at of voter i.d. lot yet to ask about racism or is this about political late as? my party, the republican party has not engaged minorities or 40 to 50 years. rather than engaging these committees, some of the strategy has been what's the better way to make sure we can guarantee some victories? is it engage in these communities or is it all will alliance of if we as communities can understand what that means and i understand there's a segment of politicians that take our boat for granted and say what they are going to vote for them regardless and -- there is an opportunity to say we need it responsivene

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build institutions and will continue to strive to achieve natural reconciliation to restore the unity of our nation, people, and institutions by resorting to the ballot boxes which will confirm our people's democratic choice. our people are also determined to continue peaceful popular resistance, peaceful popular resistance, consistent with international humanitarian law, for the sake of freedom, independence, and peace. mr. president, ladies and gentleman, prevent the occurrence of a new nakba in the holy land. support the realization of a free, independent state of palestine now. let peace be victorious before it is too late. peace be upon you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> see the first of the presidential debates wednesday night live on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. watch and engage. next "q&a" with allan sloan and geoff colvin of "fortune." after that, un general assembly if speeches by president obama, the president of iran and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. tomorrow, journalist

nations. believe in the bounty of blessings and mercy, and seek it in the integration and unity of human society. the free will of nations must believe in their own ceaseless capability and know that they can achieve victory if they vigorously fight the unjust order and defend human rights. pave the ground for the joint global management by insisting upon justice, strength and unity, a french ship, and expand economic, social, cultural, and political interaction in an organization. care about the interests of all the people in the world, and join hands to reform the current structures of the united nations with our joint efforts and coordination. it is never too early to now that the nation belongs to all nations. does the existence of this nation ask -- it is a great insult to all. the discrimination and monopoly in the united nations is in no way acceptable. a more coordinated effort to generate and establish the language needed for designing the required structure of the joint global management. justice, love, freedom, and amity. per dissipation in global management is the basis of lasting pe

their determination, that is the republicans determination, that too well the north into unity that can win a national election without any southern support, republicans repeatedly condemned the south is unprogressive, undemocratic, even un-american. with this party on the threshold of the presidency, southern sexual radicals known as my readers, those people who preached the gospel of this union, they took to the public platform and to the newspaper columns to proclaim that the crisis of the southsouth was and that the south had to act to protect itself from hatred of evil republicans, cries, filled with the southern air. this was not the first time sexual crisis that gripped the country, however. there have been several sharp sectional disputes prior to 1860. each of these come each of the major ones have been settled by a compromise. here i was specifically to the four critical once. first, the constitutional convention of 1787 in philadelphia. the missouri crisis of 1820 which had to do with the admission of missouri as a slave state and the future slavery in the louisiana purchase, which, of cour

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strangling the unemployed and he's impoverishing the great nation of spain final very quick thought this debt crisis is that led to the crisis a unity of course in the e.u. and in spain particularly those separatism calls among the loudest is the country's government now simply overloaded with problems at this time while the country is the country has huge problems because all of the regions are hugely in debt we have massive white elephants of projects we've got the catalonians as you say who xing towards the idea that they want to come back towards separatism it is quite feasible that the e.u. could help over seat the bric diamond of the spanish if we haven't got there yet but certainly there's a movement happening and there is tangible evidence that spin is on the brink of disaster. thoughts there executive director of investment consultancy devi advisors it's no twenty two and a half minutes past eleven at night on the way bankers beware cards is coming up the latest r.t. business with demetrius after the break. and welcome to the business update media reports suggest the rock wants to kick out the exxon mobile from its giant we

now 11 years later, we can look at our nation and say it's as divided as it's been in recent memory and maybe we have to concede that some of that unitywe experience was, as jon stewart said, just temporary. and that sometimes makes it even more discouraging to watch the spectacle that are national, political system often becomes. but my chapter in "in the shadow of greatness" explains why haven't lost hope. that's because i spent the years surrounding nine elevenths run by people who continue to live that dream and set their differences aside and put themselves in harms way and unfailingly do with their country asked of them. and the same people inspired me to start this nonprofit to help more people like them become elected officials. over the last decade, is to watch politicians argue over who's responsible for causing our nations problems, our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines have an billie dunn but america's ask him even when it meant enormous personal sacrifice. for example, my classmate keri ross kept himself in the closet until done acetone was lifted, so he could continue putting himself in harm's way and continue servin

also so huge protests with the national day of catalonia being spoiled by some clashes between those willing to become independent from madrid and those standing for unity there have been clashes with police that have said one hundred people have been detained some of them are trying to take down the spanish flag from the governmental been the buildings in catalonia this might hurt spain massive. because cats a lumia is the biggest regional economies spain and if it becomes independent and certainly it would be said it would be a massive economic blow for the country the funniest thing about it is that old this happens amid. while the european union was awarded the nobel peace prize and something which was owner it in this peace prize was the unity in the europe in the europe which the organization has managed to achieve according to the nobel peace prize committee definitely with these calls for independence to get a loony and other warring tendencies across europe this unity which the nobel peace prize committee have been speaking of comes into very serious question for the cave and i was sorry there in turn turn madrid thro the night with your help t