discuss it with a russian historian who lives in the media is here in my studio and joining us from riga latvia politician. stella. sixty seven years have passed since nazis were defeated by delighted forces those responsible for a long time trusted these were trying to nuremberg. the case of the nazi ideology has never been completely alone just at least that's the impression that you get when you see pictures of that dryness of the waffen the sas at public gatherings held a million of them to state this news event in riga was attended by about fifteen hundred the disciplines and the latin president spoke in support of the procession saying the latin waffen s.s. veterans were not criminals and deserved respect the view was not shared though by people who took to the streets of brega to protest the nazi veterans march. this by general condemnation the world is really seeing a rise in there not many believe it to be part of the reason you must use massacre in no way when and bravely seven people who were strange you did do you know received world war. how would you hello to china thank you very

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reporting from riga in latvia. well stories from around the world now this hour u.s. drone strikes have killed ten people in northwest pakistan afghan border local officials say missiles were fired at a militant hideout in the tribal area di witness accounts say it was a mosque that was hit and people were leaving after early morning prayers many were killed and injured were reportedly civilians it comes a day after a similar attack killed four in the same region. fire has broken out in a u.s. nuclear submarine in maine injuring four people the cause of the blaze is not yet known the vessel's nuclear reactor was not operating at the time was reported back to their weapons aboard the sub which was dr the shipyard and system upgrades. its uneasy in military tribunals seeking the death penalty for the country's next president who fled to saudi arabia as protests where a country in germany last year. has already been sentenced to six to six years in jail on charges ranging from corruption to torture three hundred people were killed on nine eleven due to an uprising that o

reporting from riga in latvia. well you can also find more stories online at r.t. dot com and here's a taste of what's lined up this hour thousands of students in canada unite in protest against huge and rising tuition fees brought is that the legacy law's attempt to restrict rallies. in a staunch top to ecuador's president probably dramatic attempts to oust him and his defiance of washington c b i want you to share with our two dot com on our you tube channel. the status of facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg isn't looking too good right now his company's once again facing lawsuits social networks market launch on friday resulted in a sharp share price nosedived with several investors set to take legal action against the company as well as the banks involved in the patient well let's get the timeline straight now from marty's going to. a group of investors as launched a class action suit against facebook and several banks now the u.s. securities and exchange commission as well as the financial industry regulatory authority are also looking into a possible fraud on the

reporting from riga in latvia. around the world in brief over five hundred students have been arrested overnight in canada related as protests in quebec over higher university tuition fees rallies me going on now for over a hundred days quebec's provincial government last week passed emergency legislation in an attempt to end canada's most sustained student demonstrations ever but moves only further of rage protestors leading to violent clashes with police and hundreds of arrests wrote the week. a u.s. drone strikes killed ten suspected militants in northwest pakistan officials say two missiles hit an insurgent hideout in the north waziristan tribal area it's the second strike there in twenty four hours at least four people were killed on wednesday the mission took place despite calls by pakistan for all drone strikes on its territory to stop. french president francois lard's told the press he may boycott the euro twenty twelve championship in ukraine over the case of the country's former prime minister yulia timos

reporting from riga in latvia. still ahead this hour face flop disgruntled facebook investors who snatched up company shares in record time now filing a lawsuit alleging floatation fraud. and getting for reelection why a movie of osama bin laden's killing is the new vote capturing weapon for president obama's marketing machine. but first iran says it won't curb its nuclear program unless it sees some sanctions drop by the west both sides are struggling to reach consensus at talks in baghdad over tehran's nuclear ambitions after no diplomacy for more than a year western envoys offered iran much needed aircraft maintenance and nuclear safety cooperation in return for terror on halting high grade whatever nuclear enrichment iran offered u.n. inspectors visits to a military complex suspected of carrying out a nuclear test but the west refused to budge over an imminent new sanctions that will hit the oil exports the country's main source of income promises more restrictions will make it milled on its nuclear program whi

reporting from riga in latvia. well there are more stories from around the world now this hour fire has broken out in a u.s. nuclear submarine in maine injuring four people will start not directly involved in part by being evacuated because of the blaze is not yet known but the vessels that nuclear reactor was not involved in their weapons aboard so dr shipyard for system upgrades. its uneasy in military tribunals seeking the death penalty to countries ex-president and i fled to saudi arabia as protests to new zealand journalist here has already been sentenced to sixty six is in jail on charges. on three hundred people killed and wounded during the uprising that ousted him and sparked the spring revolts across the region. the pakistani doctor who helped the u.s. find some of bin ladin has been sentenced to thirty three years in jail. reading was accused of running a fake cia vaccination program as part of the hunt for the former chief of court convicted of treason he's also been wanted to pay a fine three thousand

reporting from riga in latvia more stories from around the world now this hour. fire has broken out in a u.s. nuclear submarine maine injuring four people because of the blaze is not yet known but the vessels you can react to it was not involved in the weapons aboard the sub docked at the shipyard for system upgrades. it is in military tribunal is seeking the death penalty for the country's ex-president to lead to saudi arabia as protests swept the country in january last year and here ben ali has already been sentenced to sixty six years in jail on charges ranging from corruption to torture more than three hundred people were killed and many more wounded during the uprising that ousted ben ali and sparked the arab spring revolt across the region. the pakistani doctor has been sentenced to thirty three years in jail for treason of the help the u.s. find a song of bin laden jocular afridi was accused of running a fake cia vaccination program as part of the hunt for the former al qaeda chief u.s. special forces killed in larger covert raid in the garrison city of a

reporting from riga in latvia remember you can always find more stories on our t. dot com here's what's a click away for you right now thousands of canadian students unite in protest against huge planned hikes to jewish and fees while authorities adopt new emergency measures. at the rallies plus the. top whistleblower julian assange speaks with a ecuador's president on dramatic attempts to oust him and his defiance of washington see the hard hitting interview and more at our team dot com check out our you tube channel. the status of facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg not looking too rosy right now his company once again facing lawsuits the social network's market launch friday resulted in a sharp share price slump with several investors set to take legal action against the company as well as the banks involved in the flotation let's get the timeline straight from our. a group of investors as launched a class action suit against facebook and several banks now the u.s. securities and exchange commission as well as the financial industry regulatory authority are also loo

reporting from riga in latvia. the syrian regime has come under fire from a new u.n. report claiming both the government and opposition are committing gross human rights violations he claims damascus is responsible for the largest share of the rebels are accused of kidnapping civilians and torturing captured soldiers meanwhile amnesty international is slammed the un security council is increasingly unfit for purpose and too slow to act on syria will dispatch an observer mission to the country where it's estimated now that ten thousand people have been killed since march last year both william and del told me ever that syria must be left alone to determine its. significance of the new un report is that for the first time it's a knowledge that there is on the side of the so-called opposition the rebel groups of the jihadists and so forth al-qaeda and the muslim brotherhood forces that are that are trying to create regime change so to that extent i think it's a step forward that it's not simply a one sided genocide by the assad regime washington is playing a double game