involvement of united nations security council. and i expect that they have come to conclusion that they have miscalculated that they have to reconsider whatever they have done so on and they have to cope themselves with the a reality that reality is iran is master of enrichment technology and also the reality is that iran will not suspend its cooperation we die a and everything is under the full control of i.a.e.a. an international organization which is related to that therefore harvey said so knowing that everything is hundred twenty percent transparent and exclusive of peaceful purposes therefore they cannot through either dissolution or any way to us iran to suspend this is absolutely impossible and not logical therefore let's hope that all change the gear from confrontation to cooperation will i once again getting back to the to the east to rule adjourned in may two thousand and ten the last year the western countries rejected. agreements with turkey and brazil on low enrich uranium fuel can this particular agreement be renego

to get a resolution out of the security council giving him a gentleman safe to walk your pie that country why did he do that because he realized that without that u.n. resolution he would not get worldwide support and as for the conflicts that the other speaker mention the congo the u.n. has troops in the congo is trying to bring peace there i mean come on give me one credit for what he's trying to do it can't settle every crisis around the globe i admit that but even in places that no other country will deal with it has tried to show some authority some involvement in order to bring some sort of settlement to these conflicts you know if the if the u.n. didn't exist for example the seventeen peacekeeping missions that it supporting right now would the u.s. be putting troops in there to keep those conflicts from spreading or spinning out of control and would this country be supporting u.n. mission that u.s. missions around the globe. pouring in defense dollars pouring in taxpayers' dollars no we much prefer to have the u.n. act in that role we don't want to get involved as a as the policem

on behalf of all members of the security council and today before the official meeting of the security council there was a minute of silence to commemorate the victims of the terrorist attack in the idea there were report on general twenty four that's one of well received numerous calls and been approached by many members of the united nations with their expression expression of sympathy and some colleagues point out this time the target of the terrorists was an international airport and there are foreign foreigners among the victims so in their mind even firmer establishes the context it. clearly shows. that there is manifestations in russia a report of the general challenge of international terrorism so let's hope tragedy will be used as another springboard in order to intensify and strengthen international cooperation in the fight against international terrorism. well it's all very well to hear those words of support but will those words of support turn into action do you think that russia now will get physical support from the u.n. security council or do you think russia i

on behalf of all members of the security council and today before the official meeting of the security council there was a minute of silence to commemorate the victims of the terrorist attack in the idea that were reported in general twenty four and some colleagues point out that this time the target of the terrorists was an international airport and that there are foreign foreigners among the victims so in their mind even firmer establishes the context it. clearly shows that the terrorist manifestations in russia are report of the general challenge of international terrorism in the security council we have a special mechanism the terrorist committee of the security council to ensure that it is also able to look in the context of this particular terrorist attacks and see what it can do in order to. help fight and eradicate terrorism but also there are various international of international channels of cooperation so i can assure you that russia is not alone at all in collecting information and tracking down terrorists i'm certain that given this outpouring of support i've been

the united states russia everybody has been victim i've noted that every single member of the security council permanent. countries have been hit by a lot of of the jargon so it is about time to create an international framework that would say that is terrorism that is political russian security officials believe that terrorist groups operating in washer do get funding from abroad some of the members are actually known to have been trained abroad so really just stop this there has to be an international effort you know incidents like this this one are supposed to bring countries together because after all it's a common goal to prevent. things like this from happening now everybody's talking about terrorism as a common threat that the international community has to fight fight it together and so on and so forth but the rather wake hasn't always been like this for a long time the west would see that terrible things that terrorists had done in russia as part of some rebel separatist movement as they would call it but now it's very much clear to everyone that these things are in threat to the whol

security council is going to start their session on tuesday with a minute of silence in memory of the victims we also have a statement from nato secretary-general who said he was shocked by this attack he says terrorism is a common threat and the international community has to fight it together and this really was an act of the international terrorism if you think about it they attacked the busiest international airport in russia the terrorists clearly knew that not only washington nationals are going to suffer moreover we're getting reports about french italian nationals caught up in this tragic attack this could suggest that terrorist don't really care about nationality well what's really shocking to most here is this blast in context of the previous ones russia has suffered from a succession of horrendous terrorist attacks over the last year and a health there were the moscow metro suicide bombings last march there was the attack on the passenger train a little bit over a year ago and only recently has the united states and the west in general started to sort of acknowledged that t

security council members based on what's called earlier the u.s. agreed with fifteen resolutions aiming at the settlement activities in jerusalem it voted for ten of these decisions and abstained in five cases so we have fifteen precedents altogether the signs the freezing of our draft is very similar to that of a statement on this issue it says that construction of settlements should be stopped everywhere including the regions where it is justified by the natural increase in population and it is as if the us were saying we want to stop the settlement activities we can't if you can't help us what are we supposed to do. but it shouldn't be this way. during your visit to russia you had a number of meetings with russian leaders did you hear anything new in moscow. about. the ballot. with all new things or innocence old things because the u.s. forgot a lot of these old things but russia remembers that russia recognized the independent palestinian state in one thousand nine hundred eight with the one nine hundred sixty seven borders and that's care law

security council resolutions. the responsibility to protect... it's a complicated concept with many different aspects to it. but what it essentially says, charlie, is first and foremost it's the sovereign government's responsibility to protect its people. secondly, when the government fails to do so, the international community ought to employ all means available short of the use of force. >> rose: short of the use of force? >> that's step two. short of the use of force to try to ensure the protection of civilians, things like sanctions or political pressure. >> rose: but if that fails... >> in extrepl mis, if that fails, the international community has a responsibility to protect which can ultimately include intervention for humanitarian purposes. it's a very controversial concept as you might imagine. but the united states, the obama administration and many others in the international community feel very strongly that norm needs to be respected. >> rose: tell me where we are in tunisia where you had a popular uprising. >> oh, it's fragile as yo

the security council voted to bolster the forces, adding 2000 more troops.viting his convoy to fit in. repeating earlier warnings not to attack peacekeepers. peacekeepers. this is a crime against crime on the international law. mind eventually all the persons who perpetuate such crimes will be held accountable. >> the un and the international community recognizes him as the winner of recent elections. but they former president continues -- former president continues to cling to power. he is squeezing you end attempts to supply him. the new un troops are supposed to keep the supply route open and continue protecting him. they are also supposed to strengthen the at times to protect civilians. ñ they can do. un patrols have been forced to retreat. announced another failure this week. >> [unintelligible] >> the longer the crisis continues the greater the pressure on the un. diplomats increase this violence unless they step down. >> authorities in the democratic republic of congo are promising swiss -- swift action against civilians. these arose from disturbances

security council is condemning the blast president obama has done the same he called it an outrageous act of terrorism against the russian people and also expressed condolences to the families of the victims words of sympathy and solidarity were coming from all over the world this monday here is just some of the reaction we're getting to this tragedy at the russian airport to members of the security council can then in the strongest terms that there is to tack that the curate at the moment that of international airport must go russian federation on january twenty fourth two thousand and eleven causing the numerous deaths and the injuries. they expressed their deep sympathy and condolences to the victims of this heinous act of terrorism and to their families and to the people and government of the russian federation i strongly condemn this outrageous act of terrorism against the russian people at the dome of yet of the airport i want to express the solidarity of the american people with the russian people in the aftermath of this premeditated attack against innocent civilians michelle

security council and leaders from many countries including spain you can the u.s. have condemned the terror attack and offered their condolences and help in fighting terrorism. as war from washington on the international reaction to the tragedy the u.s. security council has condemned the blast president obama has done the same he called it an outrageous act of terrorism against the russian people he also expressed condolences to the families of the victims words of sympathy and solidarity were coming from all over the world this monday here is just some of the reaction we're getting to this tragedy at the washington airport to members of the security council. in the strongest terms that there is to cure them of their international airport mosco russian federation january twenty fourth two thousand and eleven causing the numerous deaths and injuries. expressed their deep sympathy and condolences to the victims of this scheme is acts of terrorism and to their families and to the people and government of the russian federation also we know that the u.n. security counc

management john which of presented the report to the security council that never took place in iran in two thousand and three would discuss these issues with the i.a.e.a. director and inspectors and none of them said the where and when consistencies more inspections were performed with three european states france the u.k. and germany with the assistance of the usa put pressure on the i.a.e.a. and report was given to the security council that's out of accord that with the decision of the i.a.e.a. and its charter secondly a report is presented to the i.a.e.a. management team in case there is evidence of changing of the nuclear program work for military purposes but in reports presented by the agency over the past eight years there was always a phrase stating that no proof of their iran nuclear program pursuing military ends has been detected and i appeal to dish team viewers to read the reports on the i wept site and then are now iran does not violate any laws and reports should not be presented to the i.a.e.a. management and thirdly if a state does not let inspectors onto its territory

to members of the security council. the strongest. that there is to cure it. had them a debt of international airport must go russian federation on january twenty fourth two thousand and eleven causing numerous that's and injuries. they express their deep sympathy and condolences to the victims of this heinous act of terrorism and to their families and to the people and government of the russian federation i strongly condemn this outrageous act of terrorism against the russian people at the dome of yet of our airport i want to express the solidarity of the american people with the russian people in the aftermath of this premeditated attack against innocent civilians michelle and i offer our deepest condolences to the russian people who have suffered greatly at the hands of terrorism. resulted. in their common fight against. terrorism. with the families of the victims and we are praying for a successful recovery. also we know that the u.n. security council is going to start their session on tuesday with a minute of silence in memory of the victims we also have

or interferes with their work the issues you would be the security council i'd like to was with north korea where it's a different situation with iran and iran inspectors did their job and agency's director confirmed this but they were not truthful and lastly on the decision of sanctions prepared by three countries before it was sent to be your one there was a very important phrase the discontinuation of uranium enrichment was voluntarily and not obligatory by law this phrase appears in the decree under pressure from the countries which is not joining us so how can they say that we're born in guns the law will we stop to remember each time there is fond reactor but they want us to stop their nuclear research. have it at the cottage because there were many reports about a virus found in the realities and bullshit and it sounds to me how could it get into the computer system of iran's reactions and how did you fix it and have and who did you blame saw me donny haas get bass of us that it you know that they have been speaking a binary virus on our computer system for several years some i

japan also served as liaison between the security council and south korea over north korean issues. but japan has failed to gain support for its calls for the council to explicitly condemn north korea on two occasions. one was over the sinking of a south korean war ship in march, allegedly by the north. and another was north korea's artillery attack on a south korean island in november. japanese officials are voicing concerns about being out of the council -- security council from the new year. they say it will now be difficult to obtain information on the moves of the various u.n. member nations. >>> an avalanche in the mountains of western japan killed four ski resort workers on friday. it happened at around 1:00 p.m. in tottori prefecture. the four workers were checking the site of another avalanche when the second struck. a resort official says they closed the courses and no skiers were there. 60 centimeters of snow had fallen in the seven hours leading up to the accident. a local meteorological observatory had issued a snowstorm warning for the area. weather forecasters say a lo

our preference would have gotten a resolution passed the security council.but as i recall what it took place, i thought that i had that you at least, i think this is denied also in conversatconversations with cabinet colleagues as well, and i was very conscious i had cabinet members who were unhappy about this and so on, that it might give us some political weight, not much frankly, but some if we detail these we had a majority on our site, even though we knew we were not going to get the resolution. >> i'm not sure i'm entirely clear this point, but i spent too much time because i know we have a lot more. >> it's simply a political point. i mean, if you say we didn't get the resolution, it was vetoed. but nontheless, we got a majority security council in our favor, it would allow us to say that. at that point you're right that the political, you know, you're at a point of political decision. you know you have a vote in house of commons because we give the house of commons a vote on this. it would have helped me. i would definitely use this in terms of the p

president obama said that the united states is in favor of india joining of the security council. that is going to raise issues with the chinese. should brazil be a member? should south africa be a member? clearly this is an issue fraught with a lot of complication. ballistic missiles are now spreading to and extend. ballistic missiles and submarines are spreading to an extent where there was a great book published in 1999 called fire in the east, the rise of asia in the second nuclear age and he said there is a continued uninterrupted line of overlapping ballistic missile ranges from israel on the mediterranean to the see of japan. that existed until saddam hussein's regime was toppled. in military terms we are really seeing this movement to asia to these countries that are not permanent members of the security council. clearly something has to change to more adequately reflect the balance of power in the world. >> good evening from columbia. what about the impact of russians into the development of the submarine of china? because the russian government and also india will have t

and report was given to the security council that's out of accord with the decision of the i.a.e.a. and its charter secondly a report is presented to the i.a.e.a. management team in case there is evidence of changing of the nuclear program work for military purposes but in reports presented by the agency over the past eight years there was always a phrase stating that no proof of their iran nuclear program pursuing military ams has been detected and i appeal to this team viewers to read the reports on the website on the internet iran does not violate any laws and reports should not be presented to the i.a.e.a. management team thirdly if a state does not let inspectors onto its territory and the reactor stereotype. or interferes with their work the issues you would break the security council like a was with north korea but it's a different situation with iran and iran inspectors did their job and agency's director confirmed this but they were not truthful and lastly on the decision of sanctions prepared by three countries before it was sent to the un there was a very important phrase