country's forbes i haven't read comparisons outrage of a made between bed rest of the arab world unbecoming of a nuisance and pose something untrue as over the past decade. russia's state duma is considering time to security measures including any i wanted to have a warning system up to monday so some of the much moscow is dominated by a point which is that a problem down the level of the professionals all right a bit of thing is going to happen. and again you can bet on start of the redemption trees when moscow and washington is signed by the president or that of the first such agreement in two decades it's most effective from the students at the time of the next month concerning weapons but then. there's the headlines up next debate charcoal store where people about on his guests discuss whether documents and punish student israeli relations recently unearthed by al jazeera have caused a shadow on the middle east peace process. and you can. still. welcome across an archive you're a little a huge embarrassment for a last historic opportunity the release of over sixteen hundred documents co

solution the terms like international consensus i know that the arabs as in the streets of the arab countries are very upset and i don't know the leaders the risk you know that since it is you know the first. eastern jerusalem have said over what is their size they want to have palestinian state bill green brings us a very interesting home a mother to run another interesting point and it was probably no gentlemen tired of the. freedom you should please release another thing that was brought up in these here and and it was mentioned earlier like we have in israel what for ok ok what kind of role the palestinian authority was playing here because it looked like it was very much upon of the united states as well and i want to talk about the fate of the palestinian authority later but again you. brings a very good point i think the arab street is angry in the greater middle east and they should be upset because all of america's dictators are in trouble right now ok good let him rise up let them have democracy and the palestinians should have a little more democracy too so it really kind

. this stuff. no no there. ya. arab speakers hijacked a clip. that's where it starts. and muslims were always stereotyped but after two thousand and monday after nine eleven there were the scapegoat for everyone's fear else. but. we go through periods of time like this where this hysteria sweeps the country. as it you can i sit quiet like a whole group is being profiled. org the whole thing that happened to kill ooga brown school book is mind blowing to me who could even concoct for a film. nobody would believe. i thought it was a brilliant idea and i absolutely welcomed the opportunity because i have dedicated my life to this kind of work and felt that this was really the next step in my life . to me it became a part of who debbie was how she identified because she was very much engrossed and involved in every aspect of the school that it was immediately a very family were in this together feeling where everyone had a sense of this was going to be something important. just school is targeted at all of new york city kids here in the vision the hope would be that it would be half englis

is already being made between them dressed in the arab world and become ever below shows and post soviet countries over the last decade. russia's state duma is considering tighter security measures including a new one to terror warning system after monday's suicide bombing don't identify airport in which thirty five died several at the professionals have already been fired of the failures that is linked to the outrage. on the key media allstar to adoption treaty between moscow and washington is signed by president been vetted the fund such agreement in two decades is a loss expected to come into force at the start of next month cutting weapons by. up next debate show cross talk with people about whether he's going to discuss what the documents and palestinian israeli relations recently unearthed by al jazeera have close to show that on the middle east peace process. and you can. still. welcome across an archive you know a little a huge embarrassment for a last historic opportunity the release of over sixteen hundred documents covering a decade of negotiations between the israelis

opening of the first arabic language public school in the us it's coming up tonight here on the r t news channel from moscow. wealthy british scientists it's time to rise on. the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to gaza reports on our. broadcasting live from our studios in central moscow this is our team i'm sean thomas it is three thirty in the morning here and let's get a look at your headlines to a vessel's remains stuck in the ice off russia's far east coast. extreme weather delays rescue efforts powerful icebreakers are now nearing their position to help guide the trapped ships to safer water. in the southern death of millions of the fish and flocks of birds across the globe sparking a media frenzy as a doomsday speculators say it hails the end of the world meanwhile scientists investigate possible explanations such as changing climate and poisoning in an attempt to solve the mystery. critics argue lenient asylum policies are to blame for the growth of islamised extremism across

the first arabic language public school in the united states that's coming your way after a short. term. long term. in the backyard i'm not i don't mind it we will not oh my i'm not trying to crop up and then spread all over the country. virtually all terrorists today are muslim do we have the right to make such provocative statements and do muslim schools have the right to exist. new york city. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. today . whether. the last of five in the. far east coast. on the globe conspiracy. theories. science is struggling to come up with the answers. europe's asylum policy. last year as a string of terror arrests. for the spread of the threat. from iraq where people driven from their houses by the wall landfill sites their home. the opening of a public school in new york city has sparked an outcry and debate over freedom of speech in the u.s. we explore why that's coming up next. when chile is a place that represents the world community. the opportunity to teach arabic to students here i

. brooklyn surely is a place that represents the world community. the opportunity to teach arabic to students here in brooklyn i think is an opportunity that we should we shouldn't miss. and so when people made statements that would truly discriminatory of course of pain me and said me. certain feel mongering groups the play of the disco all would be a religious school which is a public school in america it could never be and it will not be these a situations with the strays told so phobic and racist reason our lives and groups should be ashamed of themselves we have the words in your dish a shocking. i believe there is an apology owed to debbie on it's us that i've known her for almost twenty years and i can say that she has been a force of openness and cross cultural conversation believe me whenever there's a conference being organized to promote understanding between groups arabs and jews for example she is involved somehow either as the founder of or as an impact the one just. after at my forced resignation and really secluded myself from the public i knew that if i publicly spok

arab world. and you can. discuss democracy in the greater middle east i'm joined by stephen zooms in san jose he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in london we have the below ramdani she is a journalist an academic who specializes in the middle east and north africa and in philadelphia we go to daniel pipes he is an author and director of the middle east forum and another member of our cross talk team in the hunger all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i to go to you stephen first events are still unfolding in tunisia and there is the possibility of violence is always there as they go through whatever transition they're going through right now what do you looking at these events here and demonstrations and other partner countries in the region is there a glimmer of hope now that more homegrown democracy can be is part of can be possible in this region because it's quite you stronger narry what has happened in tunisia. there certainly is hope. both in terms of consolidating democracy in

lavelle asks his gas what could happen to the arab world if the unrest continues cross-talk coming your way next. and you can. still. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle shifting sands in the greater middle east events in tunisia have inspired similar demonstrations elsewhere in the region often at the risk of violent crackdowns is there now hope for more homegrown democracy in the arab world. can. you discuss democracy in the greater middle east i'm joined by stephen zooms in san jose he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in london we have the below ramdani she is a journalist an academic who specializes in the middle east and north africa and in philadelphia we go to daniel pipes he is an author and director of the middle east forum and another member of our cross talk team you know in the hunger all right cross talk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i to go to you stephen first events are still unfolding in tunisia and there is the possibility of violence is always there as they go thr

revolutions and thought the soviet state. has flare up around the arab world with egypt on high alert for a week now peaceful about what of these demonstrations mean another failure for u.s. foreign policy call stalkers up next. if you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle is outside democracy promotion an oxymoron what is america's track record in the arab world and is invoking security interest over democracy the greatest haven for tyrants. and. to discuss democracy promotion i'm joined by katie in paris he is a writer and filmmaker and with we go to jeff purdue he is a post-doctoral fellow at aberystwyth university and author of american foreign policy and postwar reconstruction comparing japan in iraq and in durham we cross to bruce general said he is a professor of public policy and political science at duke university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to take i'd like to go to you first in paris over the last two weeks. were saying events that we've never see

vilification and file a backlash also plays out with perhaps our most popular cast of villains arabs. presented disproportionately as beloved thirsty terrorists. fearing little better in the arena of t.v. news and politics after a year there in the next century we will have many more muslims in the united states if we do not adopt strict immigration policies where muslims and arabs are repeatedly linked with violence and terror calling for muslims to attack the embassies of the us and its allies in the eyes and that's getting several muslim men and possible terrorist training in the washington d.c. area a call goes out for all muslims. and jews setting in motion a cycle of fear and recrimination that bleeds from our news into our fictional forms of back again as violent representations of arabs and muslims in t.v. shows movies trigger even more violent reactions. including the increased popularity of torture as part of our evening entertainment tonight. violent reaction a backlash that seems to have played out in the real world as well. born in america bred here in america muslim ext

those who desired to use the revolutions which happened in the arab world we have to take care that the far right or any other forces with an imperialist acknowledge will not take advantage of the situation if those are really people's movements they should not have let anyone interfere with their theirs and that's what artists experts agree that it may take some time before the world will see whether the revolts in tunisia and egypt will change things for the better in these countries just as they have a common opinion that if these uprising flop europe will be the first to suffer from waves of immigrants. see. the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe is calling for new sanctions against the leadership of bill rose it follows december's disputed election which saw president alexander lukashenko europe's last dictator retain power in the protests the fall of the vote six hundred people were arrested some of whom were badly beaten one of baseball with the analyst were given the e.u. will not apply financial pressure on the relevance he would probably when the sanctions hurt wh

oxymoron what is america's track record in the arab world and is invoking security interest over democracy the greatest haven for tyrants. and. to discuss democracy promotion i'm joined by teddy in paris he is a writer and filmmaker and with we go to jeff perdue he is a post-doctoral fellow at aberystwyth university and author of american foreign policy and postwar reconstruction comparing japan in iraq and in durham we crossed to bruce generals and he is a professor of public policy and political science at duke university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to take i'd like to go to you first in paris over the last two weeks. were saying events that we've never seen before in the arab world i liken it to the end of the soviet union it is a world history or sturrock moment as we're doing this program events are unfolding extremely almost out of control in egypt so i ask you to take what is america's track record in promoting democracy and expression is hot area right now in north

to use the revolutions which happened in the arab world we have to take care that the far right or any other forces with an imperialistic mood will not take advantage of the situation if those are really people's movements they should not have let anyone interfere with their fares. experts agree that it may take some time before the world will see whether the revolts indonesia and egypt will change things for the better in these countries just as they have a common opinion that if these uprising slope europe will be the first to suffer from waves of immigrants let's see. now is to go look at some other stories from around the world and the remains of miners killed in the deadly blast in colombia have been returned to their families loved ones held waits in memory of the dead whose bodies are soon to be buried the accident which of fish which officials suspect was caused by the same gas buildup claimed twenty one workers lives on wednesday a similar blast occurred in the same mind four years ago killing thirty two people . funeral was the scene of carnage after a car bomb exploded k

arab world we have to take care of the far right of the forces with an increasingly sticky mood will not take advantage of this situation and if those are really people's movements they should not have let anyone into fear with their fears and that's what artists experts agree that it may take some time before the world will see whether the revolts indonesia and egypt will change things for the better in these countries just as they have a common opinion that if these uprising is flawed europe will be the first to suffer from waves of immigrants. see. the problem andrea soundly of the council of europe is calling for new sanctions against the leadership of belarus if all of the samaras disputed election which saw president. europe's last dictator retain power and the protests the fall of the vote six hundred people were arrested some of whom were badly beaten one of the base political analysts little answers that you will not apply financial pressure on valorous he would probably listen when the sanctions hurt where it hurts most and that economy however the chief european diplomat c