>> moves for peace as nato hands over security to afghan forces. president karzai announces talks with the taliban. you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program -- to ginger is -- too dangerous to release, the u.s. is forced to release the names of prisoners they say they will not prosecute, that will not send home. turkish police make dozens of arrests as the government faces the possibility of bringing in the military to handle the protest. thousands in brazil the test against austerity measures and -- protest against austerity measures and spending on international orting events -- sporting event. individual key events which might bring about change in afghanistan have been taking forces. -- taking place. nato forces have been handing control to afghan forces and president hamid karzai has announced plans for formal talks with the taliban. >> the talks, having begun in the qatar, must move to afghanistan. an talks must bring about end to violence in afghanistan and they must not become a tool for exploitation with regard to in

and nato forces very keen to point. out there successes in certain regions they do have a point in some areas others though hamad karzai would point out far too many civilian casualties as far as he is concerned and the other is saying look the taliban can still carry out these attacks so so the security policy there is a failure or some see it still many questions to be answered our correspondent on board thank you very much for rushing in on this afghanistan breaking news thank you. well thank you for joining us here on our t.r. rory sushi let's get more on this knob a spray can you story from kabul journalist courtney bodie now joining us here on t v it's a role received here live in moscow i hope you can hear me you've been to the scene of the attack what's the situation there no. i'm just back from the scene they pushed the journalist back of about a hundred yards where we can still see the giant blast walls that surround the entire green zone and specially that area there are several interesting factors of this at

this has killed three nato soldiers. this has been a recurring problem for nato. they have gone to great links to try to stop this problem with including having guardian angels watch nato forces. nato forces being able to car armed weapons. -- carry arms weapons. >> what are the implications of the impending isaf withdrawal? >> isaf is scheduled to start its blast trench of transition to afghan security forces in the next 10 days. we are expecting it. isaf has been trying to mitigate these programs by distancing themselves from the army. isaf moving forward as it moves forward to the end of 2014. the mission now is to train and assist afghan forces. any force like this centers trust as well. they are slated to take over security for the entire country by the end of this month. the forces will move into more of an advisory role. insider attacks like this really do breached the trust. i think we will have leaders looking again at the security arrangements and how they will deal with their afghan counterparts. leaders from turkey's leading party is in the anti- prote

funds the majority of nato operations obama made this pledge just a year ago. we'll a month to build permanent bases in this country nor will.

russian troops were pulling out of kosovo i was in the opposition and i realize that we have only nato troops to rely on in terms of security i still regret that a lot because i believe that things would have been totally different if russian forces they unfortunately this is only wishful thinking so serbia has to work with nato the only military power that can ensure the security of serbs and other non albanian ethnicities in kosovo we introduced a provision into our agreement under which nato was to prevent any military intervention from pristina in the area populated by serbs at least over the next ten years. seven goes around happy with the brussels deal but this had been delegation insists that was the most valid great could get at this time why is it so important to solve this matter now do you think serbia could wait and get a better deal. time is not on the side of serbs in kosovo it's on the side of the albanians they enjoy overwhelming support the serbian population in kosovo is declining they've been living in these terrible conditions for thirteen years we have to convince

but nato is a relic of the cold war. it's a relic that we need to look at and when we have such a huge debt, almost $17 trillion, we need to cut wherever we can whenever we can and i think it's extremely important for us to reorder our priorities, particularly across the world and getting rid of this money for nato is the way of doing it and i yield back. thank you. mr. culberson: madam chair, the gentleman is correct, $200 million is a lot, but we have to preserve our investment in nato. i'd point out that the former soviet union is sending submarines into the gulf of mexico. the former soviet union, now russia, is aggressively sending their strategic nuclear bombers, pushing up against the outer limits of our airspace around guam and around alaska. o the russians are no longer overtly and not communists but they are not necessarily our friends. they and the communist chinese are aggressively attacking the united states in the cyberworld. if a state of war could be declared in the cyberworld, a state of war already exis

it did happen at the presidential palace they used id cards and vehicle id cards that are what the nato and i saw forces use reportedly and the fact that they were even able to breach that gate what i saw from the outside of the gate and it's more of a blast wall around the green zone area as they were giant holes in the concrete walls and in the entire gate was destroyed apparently one vehicle was able to get inside and then one was stopped at the gate and then that's when the attack began the damage actually remarkably was minimal obviously it could have been a lot worse there actually schools and offices just outside of the gate into the presidential palace area and where the cia is. and the fact that there are no civilian deaths there and injuries reported is remarkable it would seem as especially considering this attack happened right when the peace talks are being negotiated in doha with the taliban and the attack happened on the presidential palace it would not seem possible that the afghan side could continue forward with the peace talks when they're being attacked not even just

nato is not a club for countries to exchange cultures. would put up with nato is the result of a military bloc to confront the warsaw pact. and and to confront socialism in the soviet union an infant with any and eastern europe. militarily confront me it is a military corporation to make war into we've convened a meeting by you own a sword and its defense ministers that they think that they went and i also understand that in recent days the colombian ambassador has given the necessary explanations to the many latin american countries that the o.e. summit in guatemala and they give the impression that there is a step of being taken back out into a healthy step back and part of colombia who has taken in abrupt action a troubling and abrupt action. i would never the less it has been the colombian people that i look at that who have pressured their authorities to reflect and retract what it is what's best and what is correct that i don't pass what us is quoting the tsunamis hit us and i want to talk about the forum again mr vice president i n

nato is not a club for countries to exchange cultures. with with without me nato is the result of a military bloc to confront the warsaw pact and and to confront socialism in the soviet union but even with him and eastern europe. militarily confront me it is a military corporation to make quarter we've convened a meeting by you own a sword and its defense ministers that they think that it went and i also understand that in recent days the colombian ambassador has given the necessary explanations to the many latin american countries that the east summit in guatemala and they give the impression that there is a step of being taken back out into a healthy step back in part of colombia who has taken in abrupt action a troubling and abrupt action. i would never the less it has been the colombian people look at that who have pressured their authorities to reflect and retract what it is what's best and what is correct that i don't guess what that us is going to tsunamis about us and i want to talk about the forum again mr vice president i notice

funds the majority of nato operations obama made this pledge just a year ago. we're much build permanent bases in this country nor will we be patrolling in cities and that will be the job.

artie's scott paul so what are we looking at here well the latest deaths occurred on the day that nato officially handed over security responsibility to the afghan authorities that's the latest move ahead of a full troop withdrawal at the end of next year but the attack also came hours after the taliban opened their first overseas offices in doha that's where talks between the taliban and the u.s. are to begin on thursday prisoner exchanges are up for discussion but the first few weeks are expected to be a case of both sides sounding each other out putting forward their agenda this is a bit of a change of tune isn't it coming from washington well barack obama described the prospect of two. with the taliban as an important first step towards reconciliation which is in contrast this statement in two thousand and nine when the president declared it's impossible for us or for pakistan to have impunity with folks who kill women and children over sixteen thousand civilians estimated to have lost their lives in a five year period from two thousand and seven to two thousand and twelve but this

a member of nato since 1952. logistical support for operationss iraq. >> they were critical in the first persian gulf war and in terms of an alternative to radical islam or terrorism in the middle east it's been very important. i hate to see that disappear but may be happening. >> shepard: mr. ambassador, thank you so much. we're either watching a blip in history or a turning point. right now it's a blip. the people want a voice. we'll see if they get it. our coverage continues in a moment. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. ensures support, a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like. sooner than you'd think. you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. as you age, eye

but the pakistani routes are still crucial for nato supply chains. an official of the jamrub area said the convoy was returning from afghanistan. the safety of the route is especially important as nato forces prepare to withdraw from afghanistan at full swing. >>> vietnam's leaders have faced confidence votes for the first time since the nation was founded. state-run media in the country is hailing it as a move to increase accountability and transparency in the communist-controlled government. lawmakers cast their ballots on monday. the vote is part of changes approved by the legislature last year. the country's top 47 officials including prime minister were subject to the vote, according to state-run vietnam news. they were required to summit performance and achievement reports in advance. the media says those who pull less than 50% will face a no confidence vote or be asked to resign. the new measures come amid growing public anger over alleged corruption and inefficiency of the government, which is under the one-party rule. analysts say the confid

funds the majority of nato operations obama made this pledge just a year ago. we will not build permanent bases in this country nor will we be patrolling in cities and that will be the job of the afghan people we have a clear path to fulfill our mission in afghanistan while delivering justice to all . right no bases justice or al-qaeda and so on and so on interesting however that in that same trip obama also signed an agreement with karzai to commit to keeping twenty five thousand combat troops in afghanistan through two thousand and twenty four so not only will there be a nato presence but there will still be a u.s. troop presence hand don't forget the tens of thousands of private contractor boots on the ground yep the financial times just reported that there are over one hundred eight thousand defense contractors currently in the country so many in fact of the d.o.d. can't even keep track of what they're doing there so guys don't be fooled u.s. control over afghanistan is not going anywhere anytime soon. after all has the us ever left the country it's invaded

troops forty thousand nato troops more than one hundred thousand u.s. accountable contractors or mercenaries occupying afghanistan so the notion that somehow this means an end to the u.s. involvement in the war. it is simply not true. brazil's deploying national security forces in five of the country's major cities the ongoing unrest as seen police clash with hundreds of thousands of protesters angry at the government splashing out on hosting the football world cup while hospitals and transport remain underfunded the rallies are into the second week now with more expected in the coming days a number of cities in brazil responded to the country's largest street protests in years by capping bus fare rises. let's take you to a what you think is the root cause behind the rest of brazil things taken part in today's a web topic if you have it r.t. dot com us what you say most of you blaming the general government efficiency and corruption forty three percent of you there but a furred of you say it's the result of a foreign plot to destabilize latin america tw

in ave to make sure we stay we could become unbalanced as nato and we want maintain capability in nato as a group moving forward. > >> new american foundation. on the cuts in our european partners. o you think the defense, say the american defense intellectual establishment at arge has wrapped its mind run-around the fact our traditional european allies don't have the capacity we are even inseeing from them the last 10 years. the british can probably no they did forn what you in basra and french could because they have withdrawn from others. ave we as a defense intellectual grasped how decrease is?hat >> that is a great point. are very much understanding. i'm not sure the entire defense understood t has this yet. i have a close relationship with and as the british army continues to reduce in size several ad conversations of how we get to keep them integrated in with do but in a lot of ways they are depending on us especially ground capability future. so we have to make sure we understand that. not rench have actually reduced significantly yet but they are still having discussions about

nato. over the past two years, nato has affirmed three times the role played in deterrence, the obama administration has been patently affirmed the importance of reassuring allies and the issue of making sure we have a nato nuclear umbrella. this amendment appears to be asking for an independent entity to study some teams nato and the united states have already independently studied and concluded similarly. both nato and united states concluding it is important to retain nato as a nuclear alliance. i opposed this amend and then asked my colleagues to join me. >> the gentleman yields back. anyone else wish to speak on the sub checked? adoption of the amendment offered jaime sanchez. so many us are in favor will say aye. those opposed no. no's have it. the amendment is not agreed to. next amendment is also by ms. sanchez, number 057. while the clerk please pass out that amendment. by the way, 10:00 is a stretched goal. [laughter] without objection, reading of the amendment will be dispensed w

rejoicing today over afghanistan president hamid karzai announced a transfer of security control from nato to afghan domestic forces and the media is hailing it is a major milestone hundred thousand forces taking a backseat to afghans as they hand over control of ninety five districts within the country so sure afghans will be in charge of their operations but it still nato will play a huge role of just six air support and combat scenarios when necessary and what about u.s. involvement other than the fact that the us funds the majority of nato operations obama made this pledge just a year ago. but build permanent bases in this country nor will we be patrolling in cities. that will be the job of the afghan people we have a clear path to fulfill our mission in afghanistan while delivering justice to all . right no bases justice or al-qaeda and so on and so on interesting however that in that same trip obama also signed an agreement with karzai to commit to keeping twenty five thousand combat troops in afghanistan through two thousand and twenty four so not only will there be a nato presence

funds the majority of nato operations obama made this pledge just a year ago. the amount build permanent bases in this country nor will we be patrolling in cities. that will be the job of the afghan people we have a clear path to fulfill our mission in afghanistan while delivering justice to all . right no bases justice al qaeda and so on and so on interesting however than that same trip obama also signed an agreement with karzai to commit to keeping twenty five thousand calm. troops in afghanistan through two thousand and twenty four so not only will there be a nato presence but there will still be a u.s. troop presence hand don't forget the tens of thousands of private contractor boots on the ground yep the financial times just reported that there are over one hundred eight thousand defense contractors currently in the country so many in fact of the d.o.d. can't even keep track of what they're doing there so guys don't be fooled u.s. control over afghanistan is not going anywhere anytime soon after all has the us ever left the country it's invaded with all th

. >>> nato has decided to strengthen its defense against cyber attacks. defense ministers from the 28 member countries discussed the issue on tuesday for the first time. >> we must identify what more we need to do to address cyber threats which are evolving as we speak. >> rasmussen said that nato had to deal with over 2,500 attacks on its computer systems last year. the ministers agreed to boost the organization's capabilities to protect its networks. they plan to make the defense system fully operational by october. the ministers also decided to set up rapid reaction teams. they will work to minimize damage and track down the hackers if nato's computers are attacked. now, u.s. officials suspect the chinese military has been directly involved in some of the past cyber attacks on the united states. >>> the operator of the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear plant says he has found a leak in a tank that stores water contaminated with radioactive substances. officials at tokyo electric power company say they confirmed the leak shortly after noon on wednesday

nato says it helps the afghan forces in the mentoring role. nato insists afghans were in the lead as they prepare to fight such threats on their own. a report from serious a hezbollah fighters are now in the northern city of aleppo after winning a key victory in qusayr. but rebel fighters have gained control of a military airport. foreign battles -- and they're battling on the outskirts of aleppo prepare they have seized weapons and secured a tank depot. there's been renewed shelling in the city of homs as the syrian army looks to retake the city. one neighborhood suffered heavy bombardment on monday. indonesian's are gathering outside their consulate in the saudi arabian city of jeddah. that's a day after a woman was killed in a fire outside the building. thousands of undocumented indonesian workers are trying to resolve their immigration status. they need to sort out their papers as an amnesty deadline looms. can leave the country without penalty. what have authorities said about this incident? >> we have to first about the government reacti

president hamid karzai making an announcement at an official handover ceremony with nato officials in kabul. at about the same time a roadside bomb killed three people and injured 30 others just a short distance away.

the nato defense ministerial, secretary haggled talked with the non-nato partners about what our plans in afghanistan after 2014, a period of transition -- host: 8 tie line -- guest: currently there are 60,000 u.s. forces as well as 40,000 partners that remain in afghanistan. going in a transition period where we are slowly turning over authority. that will come to an end at the end of next year, at the end of 2014. at the beginning of 2015 afghans will be in charge of their own security. it is a delicate process to affect that transition. we want to to be sure it goes well. we think it goes bequeathing it is going up secretary hagel met with the attorney general and in afghanistan. we think progress is being made. the allies are with us and they in thetinuing with us fight. we had another insider attack in which two u.s. servicemen were killed as well as an italian servicemen. allies are still in the fight and taking casualties. we are in a pathway of transition in afghanistan and we believe in the next year and a half we will be in place for afghans are in charge of their own destiny

the so-called insider attacks have been a problem for nato. this is the sixth insider attacks so far this year, isaf soldiers, about 10% of the dead so far. the numbers aren't the home -- the numbers are down from last year, because they say there is better vetting of the soldiers, looking at many of the soldiers and afghan military, getting that areany o suspicious, as well as training procedures. at the end of 2014, when the compat -- combat mission is over, nato will continue beyond 2014 and if insider attacks continue, that will be a concern to any nato mission beyond 2014. >> at least five people are dead after two car bomb attacks in iraq. four people were killed and 20 injured in a explosion in southeastern baghdad close to a medical center in a majority shia area. the second car bomb detonated by suicide attacker attacker killed a soldier at a checkpoint. turkey's ruling party has ruled out early elections as antigovernment protests enter their ninth day. they have been meeting with officials in istanbul to discuss the protests. the op

its armed forces begin to take the lead on the country's security from nato. afghanistan's president says over the next coming months security forces will replace nato forces as they withdraw from the country by 2014. the ceremony held at afghanistan's national defense university in kabul is a significant milestone in the afghan war which has lasted nearly 12 years. nato secretary general attended the ceremony where he promised the organization's continued support. >>> president obama headed to berlin this morning. during the final hours of the summit, the leaders talking about how to stop the kidnapping of foreign workers in africa and how to get multinational companies to pay more taxes. there's also some behind the scenes haggling to see if all eight can come to the agreement ton syrian civil war. russia's president, vladimir putin, an ally of syrian president bashar al assad standing firm on his stance. >>> nasa marking a historic moment in space today. 30 years ago, sally ride became the country's first ro man in space. she and four colleagues blasted off

office that was based inside the nato compound in brussels so they certainly had suspected that they were under surveillance but it's a very different thing suspecting that somebody is watching you to then finding out through these type of leaked documents that they certainly were watching you and just how closely they were watching you indeed we asked low david news the former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament why the u.s. had for them to be its close ally as a target. my educated guess is that this has nothing to do with economic spying on the e.u. you know that the e.u. is for the moment negotiating a new free trade agreement the us well you have all the interest to know what you will poland he's already discussing internally off strategy that is one of the possibilities but this has been going on apparently for more than five years it traces back to dinah from nato headquarters while this even goes here decades further into the show called echelon program from the seventy's the e.u.'s for example is stronger than ever militarily even technologically i mean the internet is

military's bagram air base in afghanistan is struck on the day that nato officially handed over security responsibility to afghan authorities the latest move ahead of a full truth for the draw at the end of next year but is insurgents take more soldiers' lives washington is setting at peace talks with the taliban they will take place on the day in the group's first overseas office which has been. a prisoner exchange prisoner exchanges are up for discussion but the first few weeks are expected to be a case of both sides sounding each other out and pushing forward their agenda bill for more on this we're now joined by our teeth pulled scott paul this is a change of change isn't it from washington certainly barack obama has described the prospect of talks with the taliban as an important first step towards reconciliation which is in contrast to this statement in two thousand and nine when the president a cleric that it's impossible for us all for pakistan to have impunity with folks who kill women and children well over sixteen thousand civilians are estimated to have lost their lives in a

and afghan governments until all american and nato forces had been withdrawn from the battlefield. that condition no longer applies. but there is no date for direct talks between the afghan government and the taliban, prompting this cautious assessment from president obama at the g-8 summit before arriving here in berlin. >> we don't anticipate this process will be easy or quick but we must pursue it in parallel with our military approach and we in the meantime remain fully committed to our military efforts to defeat al qaeda and to support the afghan national security forces. >> reporter: for months now in norway the taliban met secretly with representatives from the united states, afghanistan, and other nato countries with troops in afghanistan. that led to the creation with a peace process with afghanistan in the lead as today it is officially on the battlefield. scott? >> pelley: major, thanks very much. a top colorado politician may lose his job for pushing through a gun control law. what happens when a tornado made a beeline for the denver airport? and two stranded teenagers

on to some other international news in brief for you this hour three nato troops and a civilian have been killed in separate attacks in afghanistan one soldier was killed by a homemade bomb in the southern city of kandahar in the east of the country a shooting and a bomb blast killed two nato troops and is civilian working for the international military coalition at least sixty eight nato service members have been killed in afghanistan since the beginning of two thousand and twelve. five al qaeda members working in baghdad to make sarin and mustard gas have been arrested four were shown to the media iraq's defense ministry says the extremists planned attacks on western targets and in iraq using remote controlled drones and is also suspected of being used by syria's rebels according to the united nations. at least four people were killed in an attack on the largest prison in my new jersey capital according to officials an inmate grabbed a gun from a security officer and shot three guards and a civilian were members of the list militant group movement for unity and a jihad in west afri

are what the nato and i saw forces use reportedly and the fact that they were even able to breach that gate what i saw from the outside of the gate it's more of a blast wall around the green zone area as they were giant holes in the concrete walls and and the entire gate was destroyed apparently one vehicle was able to get inside and then one was stopped at the gate and then that's when the attack began it would seem as especially considering this attack happened right when the peace talks are being negotiated with the taliban and then the attack happened on the presidential palace it would not seem possible that the afghan side could continue forward with the peace talks when they're being attacked not even just on their own soil but right in there in their presidential palace. it's been a week since the u.s. had a control of security to afghanistan's government let's see how been handling the situation so far more than a dozen nato and afghan troops have been killed in taliban attacks across afghanistan since the handover this is disrupted peace efforts with the taliban which has set

of nato and been a member of nato for 11 years. i get to travel across the world two or three times each year into this region. mr. scott: i can tell you firsthand that this is a dangerous amendment and it is very dangerous at this time. now you mentioned about some of our nato colleagues and yes we are having a challenge. each nation is going through economic challenges. but let me tell you they are increasing their input and financial resources each year. one thing that's for certain. the wrong message that we should send to them now and to encourage them to contribute more is for us to cut and run and contribute less, and that's exactly what this amendment that you are offering, will do. now, the other point about this of why it is dangerous. it's dangerous that we would sit here in congress and force the hand of president obama or for that matter, any president or future president, to force that president to publicly state that he's going to remove a contention of a brigade like the second calfaly regular meant in germany and r

countries definitely favors the nato countries and their technical capabilities.the ground the rebels over the past several, two years of this revolution, have been able to capture territory, hold on to it, but they're not able to territory, hold onto it, but they're not able to stop the syrian regime's air force from bo bombarding them. it is to neutralize the effect -- >> so the rebels believe that the air power is definitive. if they could deny that they could overrun the country. >> that is right, and in libya, it was only when nato intervened and gave them the air superiority and move on to tripoli. people here argue, the opposition is arguing they cannot keep the territory they are holding. because once they push out the regime, what tends to happen is the air force comes in and levels the entire area. and that is why they're calling for the no-fly zone. >> this fight started as humanitarian aid, and there was some question as to how much humanitarian aid actually got there. then it was supposed to be body armor and night vision goggles, again, questions as

really trapped in a very hard where gets the protesters uneasy emboldened because he's a member of nato and a u.s. ally and i think he very interesting to see just how mutiny criticism rodin has been over the west john kerry bates mutterings about not using too much force but william hague for example has been silent the french have been silent and i think this is a bowl of a hand to clamp down harshly on protest but in the police or in the water cannons the plastic bullets etc just imagine. the scene which we saw in taxi square last night it happened just imagine if they'd been people protesting against president look in belarus and the army and police would come down in such a brutal manner we would have william hague saying belarus is going to be reported to the u.n. security council because more sanctions on belarus the double standards a glaring if you're in a tell you can actually get away with murder and i think that one has been emboldened by that a mixed signals too and you're still reporting that his deputy had said that he wants to meet with the protesters the protests is the

on to some other international news in brief for you this hour three nato troops and a civilian havebeen killed in separate attacks in afghanistan one soldier was killed by a homemade bomb in the southern city of kandahar in the east of the country and a shooting and a bomb blast killed two nato troops and a civilian working for the international military coalition at least sixty eight nato service members have been killed in afghanistan since the beginning of two thousand and twelve. five al qaeda members working in baghdad to make sarin and of mustard gas have been arrested iraq's defense ministry says the extremists planned attacks on western targets and in iraq using remote controlled drones sarin is also suspected of being used by syria's rebels according to the u.n. it. well coming up after the break our team meets a woman on a mission to find families for better children. distractions one thing the media does very well we all tend to focus on one space issue of the moment and ignore the rest geale those are definitely worth the media attention but let's not ignore the fact tha

in many ways to to plan for something that comes after a conflict i mean we've seen nato being extremely effective in using the power to destroy or to. subdue what is your but they have consistently failed in planning for the post conflict period i mean we've saw that in afghanistan resort in iraq we seeing it in libya where they pulled out very quickly without really the benefit of trying to sort of held the new emerging state to build institutions and i think clearly that might happen in syria yes so what was the intervention really about because i've heard a lot of people speculate that it was about the goal dinar that single gold currency that gadhafi was trying to launch across africa do you think there's any truth to that claim no i mean i think i mean. intervention i think was very clearly an attempt i mean a response to a popular appeal on the ground in libya i mean much of the population was at that time calling for a year and protection of some sort of no fly zone i think that's what happened. i think the media played an enormous i mean focused on the libya story that it was ve

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you've got mali you've got chad you've got new jr you've got some elements also in algeria is more nato led and u.s. intervention the answer because of course we saw what happened in the wake of libya we're seeing kind of a similar approach to syria now moving on and we saw what happened in iraq completely be stabilized and unfortunately the international community has failed. in many ways to to plan for something that comes after a conflict i mean we've seen nato being extremely effective in using power to destroy or to. subdue or to june but they have consistently failed in planning for the post conflict period i mean we've saw that in afghanistan resort in iraq we seeing it in libya where they. pulled out very quickly without really the benefit of trying to sort of held the new emerging state to build institutions and i think clearly that might happen in syria yes so what was the intervention really about because i've heard a lot of people speculate that it was about the gold dinar that single gold currency that gadhafi was trying to launch across africa do you think there's any trut

on the some other international news in brief for you this hour three nato troops and a civilian have been killed in separate attacks in afghanistan one soldier was killed by a homemade bomb in the southern city of kandahar in the east of the country a shooting and a bomb blast killed two nato troops and a civilian worker for the international military coalition at least sixty eight nato service members have been killed in afghanistan since the beginning of two thousand and twelve. five al qaeda members working in bad. dad it to make a sailor and mustard gas have been arrested iraq's defense ministry says the extremists planned attacks on western targets and in iraq using remote controlled drones sarin is also suspected of being used by syria's rebels according to the u.n. . and coming up max kaiser and stacy herbert explore some of the more unconventional ways of forcing people to pay back their debt that's coming up right after the break. a u.s. senate committee has passed a bill that if signed by obama will love the u.s. to put a lot of weapons into the hands of syrian rebels this