the first iraq war was authorized by the united nations security council and the first president bush used as an argument that he didn't need congressional authorization that well the united nations security council has the rights that congress didn't except that there was a fight and eventually there was congressional authorization so the united nations nato none of this replaces the constitutional requirement or the war powers resolution requirement that the president get explicit congressional approval unless the unless the united states or its armed forces are under attack and as was pointed out there are multiple provisions of the war powers resolution one of them affirms that the president must get authority to vance unless there's an attack on the u.s. and its armed forces another one firms that u.s. forces must be withdrawn in the absence of an attack if there is no congressional aggression authorization within sixty days and that provision has expired and it's not true you know there are some there is. a kind of misdirection that happens with saying oh well you know president

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and the sooner the better united nations security council is sure to stop engagement and these political in fact victoria just a man's bite here and there just company kate this situation and therefore my advice is lead to do his job and of course direct agenda should also do his professional work not to put pressure on iran based on united nations security council resolution and swore a suspension or additional protocol because it won't work mr. tawny the iranian envoy to the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency it's been a pleasure talking to you live from vienna thank you families are talking to you thank you very much. great to have you with the head of. the greek capital erupts and plans for yet more austerity measures the greek prime minister has pledged to do with new government in a bid to pause the deeply unpopular cuts if the government fails to reduce expenditure it will not be eligible for. the use. which could lead to the country defaulting on its debt. also nato's missile defense plans that dealt to see where is a blow as a frustrated czech republic dropsonde has

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can change gears here you have to find go to you know there's loggerheads now in the united nations security council on how to move forward in dealing with yemen in and syria do you think there is a direct result of the arch job in libya and in a really should the international community be so involved because when it got really involved in libya it turned into a quagmire. right it turned into a quagmire because no clear set of objectives were fine at the outset of the mission libya's dictatorship hinges almost exclusively. fee and the minute that you leave the head of the monster so to speak in place then you haven't solve the situation so i think you know in retrospect they should have either not got involved at all or or said the mission of getting rid of gadhafi but the sort of half assed attempt to intervene is just said it's setting up a permanent status quo as freezing the situation of a libya split into two one controlled by the rebels and one controlled by the regime i find the relative silence of the west and what's happening in syria according to recent reports over one thousand three hun

again expression since countries like russia and china are saying no you we gave the united nations security council mandate and they abused it badly so a lot of dictators must be pretty pleased right now that maybe they're not going to be a victim of an invasion by going ask that of you know dean what do you think i'm being pretty good at but i think you go ahead where it's too much of a luxury what what what your goal risk is ideal for for policymakers if you're not sure just keep away but the west has no choice but to get involved because you've got a policy of noninvolvement is in itself a very significant policy if you're clearly if you're if you're turning if you're turning away and you're telling someone this is not our business you're. you can do what you like it is a policy for there's no such thing as a luxury of having no policy or people keeping or there's no neutrality in the west towards what's happening there should not be in your view it's not yes we can if you if you have to mr ambassador yes we have to go what does that mean what we have to do be more specific go ahead unfortunatel

that many of russia's partners have chosen to interpret recent resolutions made by the united nations security council as they see fit not as the resolutions of the so that themselves stand of course russia did let pass a resolution on libya which later was interpreted by several major member states as basically an invitation for a military intervention something that russia has been vehemently opposing ever since it started and said that it's following those developments russia will make sure that no similar resolution on syria is allowed to pass of course because of that misinterpretation of the united nations security council resolution which is very unhappy with the way that that has handed out we also know that the various other aspects were of course brought up brought up during the course of that interview with the f t. a many of them serious but some relatively light hearted everybody of course knowing that the russian president is fond of his gadgets and he did manage to find a way to keep track of all of his tasks said whether they're being fulfilled apparently he has a new app on his i pad

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direct agenda should also do his professional work not to put pressure on iran based on united nations security councilresolution and swore a suspension or additional protocol because it won't work mr. tawney the iranian envoy to the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency it's been a pleasure talking to you live from vienna thank you very much leisure talking to you thank you very much. wealthy british stock. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. download the official location. i pod touch from the top story. life on the go. six video on demand. live broadcasts and feeds now in the palm of your. question. and a mission free cretaceous three times for charges free arrangement three risk free studio types free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media. dot com. time as leader comes to moscow to strengthen trade ties that are boosting two of the world's major emerging economies hu jintao and president medvedev will also address the current crisis in nor

direct agenda should also do is professional work not to put pressure on iran based on united nations security councilresolution and swore suspension or additional protocol because it won't work mr. tawney the iranian envoy to the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency it's been a pleasure talking to you live from vienna thank you very much leisure talking to you thank you very much we're now time for the sports with natasha here on alt. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean combs discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is a bonus if you live in the front of the. expedition to the bottom of your artistry. hello and welcome to the sport and r.t.m. let's go straight to russian football where with who it was the biggest football name to put down roots five months later his stand here is absent to acknowledge it is over the dutchman received his marching orders to sing his side to go down go down to a last minute goal

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now britain and france are stepping up pressure for a united nations security council vote condemning the syrian government's reported suppression of months of unrest the u.s. reportedly has a separate resolution in the works to however they face potential opposition from moscow and from china who've both indicated they're prepared to use their veto power to block a move artie's marina partner has been following this she's going to give us the very latest from new york she's been following her around all day today marina so really what are these resolutions calling for let's start with what's going on with what the u.s. and u.k. and france are pushing for. well warren as you mentioned it was britain who introduced this draft resolution to the security council today behind closed doors that were closed for consultations that took place now the text of this resolution calls for several measures including an international condemnation of syria's quote systematic violation of human rights it also urges all countries to prevent the sale and or supply of weapons to damascus and calls for an

. >> the united nations security council has showed their concern of killing of five people on friday. they showed all sides maximum restraints and to reach peaceful settlements among the uprising. the president is receiving medical treatment in saudi arabia after an attempt on his life. there is no alternative to cutting taxes as it deals with its crisis. the stock message was releaseod friday, but what do the greek people think of it. >> greece's fortress, and one of the country's biggest assets. to watch forces approach from abroad. today athens finds itself under attack once again, teetering on the edge of financial castrophy and could take the rest of europe with it. here many tourists leave here from the greek islands but this port is up for sale. in one of the biggest and most controversial privatization plans the country has seen. the sell-off and other assets of private companies, with greeks reeling from recession. >> the sense of crisis runs through the whole of greek society. this hotel worker hasn't had a pay raise in three years. he's mortgage free but relys on his wife'

military engagement in libya as undertaken to enforce a united nations security council resolution and at the request of the transitional national council the gulf -- national council, the gulf council and the arab league. where is the united nations in this equation? if an authorization resolution had been put forward in february i might have been able to support it. i understand the mission, but in the intervening period, conditions have changed significantly on the ground in libya within nato, with our nato partners and here in the u.s. decisive action with congressional authorization at the outset might have solved this problem quickly. but now we have drifted into an apparently open-ended commitment with goals that remain only vaguely defined, and that is at the heart of the problem, mr. speaker. the president asserted, quote, these strikes will be limited in their nature, duration and scope, end quote. well, it is now day 97. 97 of our involvement of u.s. armed forces in hostilities regarding libya, yet, gaddafi still clings to power and the opposition appears to be no closer to

now the united nations security council saying free political prisoners, stop the restrictions on the media and the internet. is there any reason to believe the syrian regime will listen to the united nations security council? >> reporter: no, john, there isn't, especially not if the regime's past behavior has been anything to go by. already, they have come under new renewed sanctions by the u.s., by the european union. the only response we've seen when we look at what's happening on the ground is the regime appears to have intensified its military onslaught. the issue also with this resolution is even though it does call for these actions by the syrian regime, it is not necessarily threatening any sort of severe action if the regime does not comply. it is not threatening additional sanctions. it is not going as far as the resolution on libya went, to threaten any sort of military sper vention. other than being something than a slap on the wrist, there really isn't that much pressure that this resolution is putting on the syrian regime, especially when it comes to bringing about some

director general should also do is professional work not to put pressure on iran based on united nations security council resolution and war strange and or additional protocol because it won't work mr. tawney the iranian envoy to the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency it's been a pleasure talking to you live from vienna thank you families are talking to you thank you very much. again this is coming to you live from moscow the headline. and a report from athens as the greek capital of france and anger at normal state really matters to point five and nothing hunt out. also nato missile defense plans that dealt a serious blow as a frustrated czech republic drops out from a radar system after president obama shelled proposals to site missiles in the country after strong objections from russia. and iran confounds it has no plans to possess nuclear weapons at a k. summit of asian leaders an astronaut has exxon and. it was made during talks between the russian and a rain president on the sidelines of the shanghai cooperation organization meeting . and coming up next security for you as a headache f

should also do is professional work not to put pressure on iran based on united nations security council resolution on os war suspension or additional protocol because it won't work mr adie i'll go to the iranian envoy to be i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency it's been a pleasure talking to you live from vienna thank you very much leisure talking to you thank you very much. one stream cascading from mountain slopes the view is midsomer much. of this beauty brings deaths at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers per. stepping down avalanche. welcome back this is our t. the pedal it's. not bad for a day's work the presidents of russia and china signed multi-billion dollar trade deals with even more in the pipeline the two are finalizing a multi-billion dollar gas deal as well as discussing international issues including media. also there's no place for gadhafi in post-war libya that's the message russia's peace envoy delivered while meeting officials in tripoli the talks to plays and made fresh nato airstrikes on the libyan capital and the rebel offensives along the carts

the united nations security council has now the reference from the atomic energy agency.has the resolution britain and the united states are pushing. listen here to secretary of state clinton, who was in the united arab emirates this morning saying the united states and its partners will keep up the pressure. >> we are working with our partners in the international community to bring an end to the violence and to support political and economic reforms. president assad may try to delay the changes under way in syria, but he cannot reverse them. >> cannot reverse them, secretary clinton says. but the administration, while getting increasingly critical, has not, as it did in egypt, as it has done in libya, as it has said about yemen, it has not said assad must go. i talked earlier today to dianne feinstein, who's the chair of the senate intelligence committee. she says he should go. now, she didn't say that the administration should go that far. but she said in her opinion, yes, he must go. >> well, you spoke of the united nations and britain and france sponsoring this u.n.

britain and france have presented a revised draft resolution to the united nations security council callingr an immediate end to the violence in syria and lifting the siege of several cities. in the north of the country, hundreds of residents are pouring across the turkish border. they fear the government is about to unleash a revenge attack on the town of jisr al-shughour. >> these pictures, impossible to verify, seem to show people on the streets of jisr al-shughour last night. they're waving olive branches, calling on the syrian army to stay outside the town. these people fear imminent attack ar the reported killing of up to 120 security forces in the area on monday. the syrian government has been broadcasting pictures of the alleged massacre, most too graphic for us to show but they do reveal dozens of bodies in uniform lying along this blood-stained road. the victims are being called martyrs by the regime. but opposition groups claim they were shot by their own side as deserters. whatever the truth, it seems clear military reinforcements have been flooding into the area. >> the town is

international affairs charging that air strikes on libya by nato goes beyond the mandate of a united nations security council resolution. they also agreed to cooperate on finding solutions to iran and north korea's nuclear programs. >>> north korea has urged south korea to return nine people who crossed a maritime border in the yellow sea on two small boats last week. a south korean patrol boat spotted the boats near the south korean eye lan of yeonpyeong last saturday. the north korean red cross thursday sent a written message and demanded the south immediately send the group back. the south's government said the group is from south huayhei province in north korea. all nine reportedly asked for political asylum. south korea says it will not send them back unless they change their minds about defecting. >>> in february, a fishing boat carrying 31 north koreans drifted into south korean territory. the south refused to allow the return of four people who it said had claimed asylum. >>> the pictures next to me show what china looked like 20 years ago. the bicycle was the main mode of transportation. today china

military engagement in libya as undertaken to enforce a united nations security council resolution andof the transitional national council the gulf -- national council, the gulf council and the arab leae. where is the united nations in this equation? if an authorization resolution had been put forward in february i might have been able to support it. i understand the mission, t in the intervening period, conditions have changed significantly on the ground in libya within nato, with our nato partners and here in the u.s. decisive action with congressional authorization at the outset might have solve this problem quickly. but now we have drifted into an apparently open-ended commitment with goals that remain only vaguely defined, and th is at the heart of the problem, mr. speaker. the president asserted, quote, these strikes will be limited in their nature, duration and scope, end quote. well, it is now day 97. 97 of our involvement of u.s. armed forces in hostilities regarding libya, yet, gaddafi still clings to power and the opposition appears to be no closer to a decisive victory. com

from that, a strong statement from the region, united nations security council resolution and the current intervention. those options do not exist in the context of syria. there is no military solution, and i doubt there will be a security council solution that mirrors 1973, but at a point in time, the president of united states has to stand up and say we identify with the people of syria. we are getting killed. we are standing up and demanding more, and that should be able to catalyze whatever support can be brought to bear against assad. >> let's move on to libya. speaker of the house vote to the president yesterday saying he wanted a legal justification for the war. he got it from the white house today. it seems yet again america is engaged in a conflict whose mission needs defining or redefining. >> the white house and state department made the argument that the nature of the hostilities here, the nature of u.s. involvement does not cover the kind of military action in vision in the war powers act. part of the alliance, limited military operation, constrained by u.s. security council

west bank so we reject we strongly object to the idea of for bringing this issue to the united nations security council whatever and to approve it. seventy percent of the palestinians according to the latest polls i believe strongly believe that that there will be a new intifada if the deadlock in negotiations continues what will be israel's reaction to first of all did you agree that this possibility exists and what may be your reaction. we should be ready for any development but this is the best and the most reflection for to be claim you know i sailed as a don't get intelligence on the late mr been because force and i claim king from in front of people i'm used to have been in some in ninety five in typical forceful. the other factor that time given clip is people for conciliation coexistence with the state of france and contrary prepare them for jihad and he shot i didn't know if i opened the palestinian textbooks we do occasional quick little watching zille media and the educated young generation to hate us and to tell us you see all these kids were explosive bits to kill whom then to people on th