british journalist neil clark believes that qatar is trying to divert attention away from its like of democracy and human rights at home by claiming to support them abroad. what qatar is doing is it's using its vast wealth actually to pursue a political agenda and this is the boring state because in the middle east. played a leading role in trying to undermine and bring down regimes in the region. it claimed to be a great supporter of the arab spring a bit of democracy with israel disconnected because qatar itself is only a democracy people criticise syria and say well you have the same coming to us we have the same hoody family guitar for over a hundred fifty years and what qatar is trying to pursue is a political agenda which is pushed pushing a sort of form of islam around the region its own sort of agenda and this is the worrying thing because there's no democratic mandate for this and i think we see this quite clearly in syria where qatar has been one of the most prominent countries in offering support to the rebels and the islamist groups there. but as always we're eager to know

qatar is splashing the cash abroad buying billions of dollars in the gyptian government bonds and investing in europe real estate and what's being seen as a bid to buy international influence. and a brand new spaceport from scratch the hotels on the moon we tell you about russia's space agenda as the country marks fifty two years since yuri gagarin's manned flight into orbit it's. nice to have you company watching r.t. come to life from the sky. from east coast to west more than two dozen u.s. cities have seen protests against america's infamous jail for terror suspects activists demanded the closure of guantanamo and try to draw attention to the mass hunger strike against far reaching mistreatment their artie's marina portnoy is in new york where one of the rallies has been taking place. times square is considered one of the best places in the us to advertise a product or message for our brands and that is why civil rights attorneys human rights groups and many activists and protesters are out in the streets of times square right now to raise awareness about the hunger strike taking place

the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in many sectors including the media fashion petrochemicals and india and indeed financial interest institutions however the real push off for the super wealthy but tiny emirates appears to be front surprisingly they have a favored real estate in the french riviera in the french riviera as well as paris buying up many several casinos. however it is not just luxury property that they are investing in they have apparently a gifted three hundred zero three hundred million year a fund to underdeveloped areas all fronts including the notorious suburbs which house key french muslim communities this guitar a officials say is all part of a global strategy to ensure that investment revenues exceed that of oil and gas by twenty thirty particularly as their reserves are looking to run out in the next hundred years however many fear this. aggressive expansion of its economic presence abroad is in fact count as a deliberate move to increase political influence abroad in decisi

there was a lot to talk about german-qatar h cooperation. the ceo of the bank says there could be more. >> there are multiple areas by which the investments can take place. it is a secure place to invest. qatar itself has a flight -- has a flat five percent tax. investment partnership -- partnership can come. >> qatar is pouring euros into infrastructure projects such as new roads and underwater roadway systems. it has been set aside for a new city to help host that world cup finals. the soccer event is the driving force behind much of the construction growth. you can expect competition from companies hoping to get in on this action. >> government in -- government are asking them to post all their personal assets online. it is taking the definition of public service too far. >> it is part of the bid for more transparency. the records posted online on monday make for some interesting reading. >> and for some sharp barbs from commentators, especially socialist leaders like the former budget leader who was found squirreling away his public pay

thanks for staying with us here watching our team qatar is basting its financial presence abroad amassing billions of dollars in foreign acids and its economic expansion is not limited to arab countries with cash from doha flowing to europa and the u.s. as well welcome to sell the size of diversifying its economy economy as the main reason for foreign investments there is a growing feeling that politics is playing a major role in the strategy true has been looking at the way qatar's money is going. as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas residue results in the world at the bottom ranges in syria the

as well while qatar says diversity its economy is the main reason for foreign investments there is a growing feeling that politics is playing a major role in the strategy bell trues been looking at way cutters money is going . as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas present results in the world at the bottom wages in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab wor

to support their claim it off and we'll even drawn here but when we have to do is know the rules of qatar and saudi arabia to come to me that's a huge problem so she was imposed and no let's talk about france's intervention that you called of france going into libya a whole week and you said that in syria the west is quote unquote blindly supporting the opposition and is doing the exact same thing they did at libya this time in secret but when france intervened in mali you were not against it why do you deem this intervention legitimate because she couldn't hold or ignore them she was this is my stance is go here and if you want either you fight against islamic fundamentalism in which case it makes sense to fight in mali but it's not normal to support the same terrorists in libya and in syria well now in a situation where our leaders are completely in my opinion insane they fight on the side of terrorists in libya and syria and against the same tyrant and mali this is not good here and me i am pro here and that is to say i think we should not have supported and given weapons and assisted

. >> a german weapons maker has signed a deal with qatar. the deal has been criticized because of concerns over qatar's human rights record. the cup final lineup is complete. >> stuttgart to face bayern munich after a closely fought semifinal. >> a very close game. stuttgart looked brighter from the start. the home side was in the lead early in the match. the opposition to level moments later. but it was one of the only attacking moves of the game for freiburg. stuttgart got the winner later in the first half. fans can now look forward to a trip to berlin in june to take on bayern munich in the cup final. >> one of the most successful olympic athletes of all time has announced his retirement. >> the british track cycling legend said it was not an easy decision but that it was the right decision. the 37-year-old won seven olympic medals including six gold. the highlight of his career came at last year's summer games when he added two gold medals to his collection. >> briefly, some tennis news now. defending champion rafael nadal in the quarte

qatar and the u.s. say they will continue to cooperate closely to end the conflict in syria. the emir of qatar and during a meeting with president obama said that he hopes for a political solution. >> we also discussed the syrian issue, what's happening in syria is a major tragedy in the region and in the world. we hopes to find a solution to the bloodshed in syria and for the current government to leave power, to give room to others do give order. we hope any partner that succeed the current regime would be supportive of democracy and the political process. sayse associated press that syrian activists have hacked its twitter account. posted this tweet saying barack obama had been injured in an attack on the white house. stocks on wall street stumbled briefly in response to the phony post. the message was re tweeted hundreds of times. it's not the first time this year in electronic army has targeted a global news organization./ .- the syrian electronic syrian the group also hacked several bbc accounts treating messages in support of president assad. have jazeera, the attacks

villages near the epicenter of the quake have been left in ruins tremors were felt across the gulf in qatar bahrain and dubai there. after a virus of legal appeals over the hunger strike and when talum obey the u.s. government's begun the sheds more light now on the detail used plight of protest lawyers for the captives are now being notified whether or not their clients are being force fed at that notorious u.s. military facility inmates began to starve themselves over two months ago because of conditions and their indefinite detention without charge u.s. officials say forty two people refusing all food but lawyers are claiming that figure is much higher. in the world news the funeral of. margaret thatcher will be held on wednesday the seventeenth of april the country's first and only female prime minister who held office from one thousand nine hundred ninety nine to ninety died at the age of eighty seven after suffering a stroke a much admired but also highly divisive figure her death being met with mixed reactions of the u.k. should be best remembered by a nickname the i am lady a term c

the company i work for qatar salaries so i decided to come here to find a better life for my children and me. cost us also gave up a life in athens to open a guest house in the hills of northern greece the life of a city advertising manager was good he says but people should think before writing off the world outside. and that there you go there are many opportunities for you to make your life better in a small town rather than in athens. and the potential reverse brain drain from cities back to the regions could hold hidden benefits being educated and hip in the experience of living in the areas and all the experience of the money gives living in in the city lives i mean these are these people be. my pill come in to do the countryside to develop not that everyone baelish is the prospect demetrius moved away when he was eighteen and is now a freshly out of work t.v. director he finds adjusting to life back here difficult he wanted to stay in the capital and if the. i was forced to come back here because of the high rates of unemployment in athens it was a matter of survival for me for

not on national citizenship sunni militias were to be equipped financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers. and you can go to our website for lots more news including of the canadian government is considering topping up all of the state coffers by slapping a tax on because it's the renegade online currency you can get the details on our t.v. dot com. and delaying it all they can make it so cozy has been sending us president barack obama lavish gifts are worth forty thousand dollars including a design of golf bag and crystal lamps or find out what other gives me to the white house on our website. today violence is once again. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. joint operations room. the same parties that oversaw iceland's economic collapse in two thousand and eight and now poised fo

basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers well aren't easily see careful off on twitter for the latest developments in iraq's ongoing crisis. a quick look at some of sunday's world news an apartment block has collapsed and over in france at least two people did this way injured when a suspected gas leak exploded at the four story building rescue teams have been deployed to try to retrieve two bodies from under the rubble of the destroyed complex. the police officers have been shot dead outside the talian prime minister's office and wrote a kid's name as i recall a letter and his cabinet were being sworn in as a pittance palace interior minister called the incident a tragic criminal gesture by an unemployed man after the attack and was arrested italy democrats are led to later this week with an end to a two month political stalemate. two explosions rocked a pakistan on sunday in a su

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point there are first and foremost two two countries or maybe three actually saudi arabia turkey and qatar the same three countries which we can highlight when it comes to the syrian crisis in particular saudi arabia and turkey appear to be happy to have a sectarian angle in their poll in the policies which they pursue and i think that it will be up to some of the allies of these countries and here i have to point out to the u.s. i think that the u.s. if it wants to see stability as it says it must use its leverage with turkey and saudi arabia to put an end to the sectarian agenda because. this sectarian agenda and these policies being pursued by the states are triggering or fueling this sectarianism which are which we are seeing particularly for example the protests which we saw in the iraqi province of the bar which is known to have a lot of the car the affiliates so what it comes down to in the end is that some as i said some countries in the persian gulf have to change their policies and there are jungle which is based on fueling sectarianism partly to weaken the islamic republic of ir

these two powers say that saudi arabia qatar the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers. the same parties that oversaw as lanza konami collapse in two thousand and eight are now poised for a spectacular return to power the euro skeptic in the panther party has won the most votes and is now expected to form a ruling coalition while the opposition's victory though is likely to put a man decide on iceland's accession talks with the european union the nordic nation was desperate to join it in the aftermath of its financial collapse but it hasn't has since waned reykjavik is widely seen as a textbook example of a fish cauvery had all happened without any major staring cut the editor of popular konami's dot com harlan green says iceland has nothing to gain from e.u. membership. i believe it's because they are against joining the euro and i believe that's what the icelanders are voting for now is to not get into the whole which which the socialists were doing they were to go shooti

power or that she should not do that and if syria should start this question about relationship with qatar who provides funding to terrorism and fundamentalism throughout the world and indeed it has led to to many to fight this excrete mazen and knowledge. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia we did very profit out of it is a very high return on investment. you'll know me he said but i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups that they needed by this the the ministers of change their name and strategy but just tell the same murderous. high ranking suspects you know coming. pretty upset about that mr president as soon as. the president in. both the media. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is it dead. and he says sick stuff you

not on national citizenship sunni militias were to be equipped financed and armed saudi arabia and qatar not to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers see it saudi arabia and qatar at the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without a say so of these other powers. neda's top officer has called for more financial help from the e.u. in order to keep the alliance afloat has accused the bloc of get a free ride with washington very early for the majority of the fans spanning all nato has already has suffered cuts amounting to forty five billion dollars which equals germany's military but the western alliance has popularity among european soldiers also nosediving as their number of blog has plummeted on aid of survival now depends almost entirely on the us spending which makes up almost seventy five percent of its budget but r.t. contributor of tons he says the alliance is global of tiffany's actually do you more harm than good journalism all over the world seem to be covering the straight

turkey, qatar, the gulf states, jordan, lebanon. even the iraqis are starting to fill the spillover from all the refugees from all this sectarian violence between shias and sunnis. that fault line runs through all those countries. they're being told very, very clearly that we need american leadership to step in here. and i kind of disagree with martha on this. i think they will be pushed to do more. i don't think it's going to be direct military action. but there's -- >> i think they could arm the rebels. but i should clarify that. i don't think they're going to go in there and -- gwen: no-fly zone? >> no-fly zones sound so easy. but just don't fly here. you have to take out all the anti-aircraft. you have to go in. it's kinetic. and if someone shoots, if someone shoots at us, when we're trying to take out, then what do you do? what we don't ramse, and we don't know here is -- realize, and we don't know mere is what the strategy going forward? do you keep relying on the military and keep pushing the military as an option? gwen: one

know that you know the bombing the guns the weaponry etc where would you have the shake come out of qatar a few days ago saying how his government was going to give the rebels any help it needed including arms. the british government has been sending aid to the rebels and so i think the people who are funding these terrorists have got responsibility they've all been rather he's no good you're saying oh you know they're not even getting it and so i think that the responsibility for these lies with countries like qatar with saudi arabia we took it with western powers who were you know chanting these people ok just in broadcast in the or clark thank you for those views today actually much more syrian conflict is becoming a security headache for the entire region to put out of syrian government forces from the golan heights is a major concern israel as to how this militant sort of forcibly moving into the lawless area right next to its border. and the u.s. has for years been calling for a crackdown on corruption within afghanistan's government but it turns out to behind the curtains american

basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers sit saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the same sort of these other powers. in follow up he's losing careful of two on twitter for the latest developments in iraq zongo in crisis. nato supreme allied commander in europe called members contributions to the alliances defense spending unbalanced and accuse the e.u. of getting a free ride at washington's expense the is not the first either to sound the alarm over europe string capability spending let's see how that trends affected nato so far on the big wall here well together european nations have slashed at least forty five billion dollars that's germany's entire military budget the cups of lead to military personnel and european nato states to cloudy more than twenty five percent since the turn of the century actually nato survival now depends almost entirely might be surprised to know on the us spending it makes up in fact three quarters at seventy five percent

we decided to tool to vote to qatar i said that point that we don't play in december way we have to play well you have to plan so now when you cease to do it and they said no we're just going to use. you know i can understand as a player but for the fans or journalists ones outside with what support there is no corner of the technology in which you see noise secure well no i don't know what is a problem to play in and was it was a moment of the season to have the best the world to put you or i don't know what sink your why we don't play and you know we're in december we figure everybody's a best moment for the world cup you have the problems that i think was there for the people but i'm he's a pretty i was a fan since john that he's with hordes of people you can go to can come into a bitter moment for what could be on that now staying with oil rich countries that are trip pouring a lot of money into thought that ok with you in your opinion when someone as it often is the case today buys a club with decades of history behind it why is it that money we have to protected that is difficult b

they were offering to release some of the taliban's murdering thugs and buy them elegant offices in qatar, just no precondition, just sit dun down and talk with us and we'll -- sit down with us and we'll buy you stuff, we'll let your murdering thug goes from confinement. we've already done that and one of them was on television over year ago telling afghanistan people, on the most-watched television station, if you did not fully support the taliban, then you have one chance and that is to come apologize to us and under shari'a law beg our forgiveness and ask for our protection and then you'll fall under our protection and you will not be killed. and they explained to the nation of afghanistan, the leader that this administration let out of confinement and now is back leading the taliban against us, he told the afghans that everyone in the world knows that the americans have been defeated and so their president is pulling everyone out, they're running away, they're scared, they're cowards, they're afraid of us, and so once the cowardly americans finish running away from us in 2014, we the

. >> the afghan president has left qatar after holding talks with the emir. they also met with a taliban representative in doha. the taliban has been allowed to set up a representative -- negotiating office in the city. >> for president karzai to talk to representatives of the leader of caliban is quite significant, is quiteliban significant, but the president of afghanistan needs to convince them to join the political process. he is concerned with the future if americans pullout by 2014. taliban he knows the are far from degefeated. he would like them to join the political process and talk about the way out. said thean -- taliban past several years that they do not recognize the government of karzai. at this critical moment, they have to make some major concessions for them to be able to move forward. the international community is not going to allow for a taliban office in qatar if the taliban are not genuinely willing to talk to the government of afghanistan about what to do after 2014. >> let's move straight onto the world of sport. >> thank you very much

not on national citizenship sunni militias were to be equipped financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers. activists are waiting for the british prime minister to decide whether to grant asylum to afghan interpreters who worked with u.k. forces during military operations this week sixty thousand supporters side a petition launched by one of the interpreters and he's been forced into hiding by the taliban who consider him an anime collaborator and his art is probably boyko reports there are hundreds like him. it was a dangerous job that required courage many of these translators in washington the frontline said they're working with soldiers risking their lives in exactly the same way soldiers do but while british forces withdraw the afghan interpreters who made their work possible are being left to fend for themselves th

succeed.trying to a leading architect has a project in qatar. another project is set to open late this year. >> he has been working up on something that is almost a reality. the chief architect on an eye- catching development. this is the real thing. 150 meters tall. it is doing to open later this year. it was built by the partnership an of an addition that has projects around the world. people use its facilities every single day. contain the apartments. in the other, there will be wer with-- one to content apartments. the other will have offices and a hotel. >> the building is super large. if you are in the building, you do not feel the scale. >> the most important thing about the building is transparency. it was through all of the company's context. won won been building -- one bank won the building of the year award. >> he starts with an ordinary box and press a lot of fun things in it. breaks up like the human body. the box becomes an interesting one. riverside diane sawyer smaller creatures, his projects are likely -- riverside creatures, a

basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers set saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers. one of russia's leading opposition activists the anti corruption campaigner lexan of army went on trial this week on embezzlement charges he's accused of setting her familiar as it was of timber from a state owned company when serving as an aide to the local government and could get ten years prison if convicted of all he denies the charges calling them bogus and that the case against him is purely a political problem blogger and kremlin critic was behind a spike in russia's wave of protests that started in december two thousand and eleven while earlier being often associated with the nationalist movement recently he publicly stated his willingness to eventually run for president. now a quick look at some of sunday's world news an apartment block has collapsed in order in front of leaving at least two people did nine others were injured whe

not on national citizenship sunni militias were to be equipped financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia and qatar on the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers we have are you to fully artie's that follow lucy catherine off on twitter for the latest developments on iraq's ongoing crisis to. if you. are you. in. beijing spitting back over america's global audit of inequality high crime and human rights violations the annual report highlights shortcomings in china so it's issued one back in return and actually took a look. after years of swallowing accusations of violating human rights beijing is fighting back after last year the u.s. published its scolding human rights practices report now china held a mirror back to washington and its role of international human rights judge let's take a look at where the two clash the u.s. again accuse china of limiting internet freedoms t

qatar and saudi arabia are the biggest funders of the syrian rebellion. these are two fundamentalists do you think there are in -- they're in there fo sunni supremacy. nobody in syria which differentiates the party it's not like one is for the federal es papers and one is the against the federalists papers. they're not arguing over madison's interpretation as opposed to somebody else's. we've got to also keep that in mind and i think it's got to be really humble about this. i think there is acknowledge argument to be made that if we arm, if we create enough pressure on assad, that you can at least get the russians to bring him to the table. that believe. >> rose: the russians will bring him to the table tomorrow the problem is not that the other people development want him at the table they want him gone. >> that's a solution. how did the lebanonese civil war end. it took 14 years they'd to be exhausted number one. and number two, there was defacto after cleansing. the parties were separated. >> rose: there hash political change in israel. does it matter?

. >> qatar has said it will give 380 million euros to help rebuild the war-torn region of western sudan. the darfur region has suffered a decade-long conflict that has claimed 100,000 civilian lives. >> time for some business news and international creditors are delaying the next payment of portugal's bailout until the country makes more budget cuts. that story dominated the market in europe on monday. our correspondent has more from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the government of portugal -- and portugal are stuck between a rock and a hard place. it has to do reforms to get the money. on the other hand, the highest court is against some of these efforts. to the financial markets, this is fear that the european debt crisis might get into a new round. but nevertheless, investors stood quite calm. they said portugal has always been able to manage its problems to nevertheless, the dax h h heen flatlining, not only because of the european debt crisis, but also because of the uncertainty in advance of the earnings season. >> let's get a closer look at the numbers for you. the word of the

. >> afghan president hamid karzai has met with you in your of qatar in doha. ash the ennio -- the emir of qa tar in doha. the taliban will be allowed to have in office if they end their ties with al qaeda. >> in portugal, authorities were called to rescue more than 100 campers trapped by a river that overflowed its banks. >> and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has marked the day by planting olive tree in the west bank town of ramallah. the day is commemorated every year in remembrance of six arab citizens killed in 1976 during protests against israel's annexation and occupation of palestinian land. 80 years ago today, hitler's regime launched its campaign of perseution and terror against the jews here in germany. >> on april 1, 1933, the propaganda minister called for a nationwide vote -- and nationwide boycott of jewish- owned businesses. rooms quads pointed -- painted stars of david on doors and windows. they put anti-semitic signs up. despite large, anti-jewish sentiment among germans, many ignored the boycott. it was ended the same day. >> but that did

. >> afghan president hamid karzai has met with you in your of qatar in doha. ash the ennio -- the emir of qa tar in doha. the taliban will be allowed to have in office if they end their ties with al qaeda. >> in portugal, authorities were called to rescue more than 100 campers trapped by a river that overflowed its banks. >> and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has marked the day by planting olive tree in the west bank town of ramallah. the day is commemorated every year in remembrance of six arab citizens killed in 1976 during protests against israel's annexation and occupation of palestinian land. 80 years ago today, hitler's regime launched its campaign of perseution and terror against the jews here in germany. >> on april 1, 1933, the propaganda minister called for a nationwide vote -- and nationwide boycott of jewish- owned businesses. rooms quads pointed -- painted stars of david on doors and windows. they put anti-semitic signs up. despite large, anti-jewish sentiment among germans, many ignored the boycott. it was ended the same day. >> but that did

qatar hosts a conference on the reconstruction of darfur. rebels had attacked two towns in the troubled region. thousands of civilians are seeking protection from peacekeepers. sexual violence is a common weapon of war. it is used mainly against women. men are often victims as well. though statistics are hard to come by because the victims are often too ashamed to come forward. for the first time in africa, they're coming together to openly talk about male rape in conflict. he says every day is filled with shame and pain. at night, he cannot sleep. in 2011, soldiers came to his home in eastern congo. they beat him up and raped his wife. the kidnap him and tortured him for hours. then things got even worse. .> they hit me the group to me with brutality, very painful. blood came out. know if there were people running the could hear me, but no one came out. it was so bad. >> now he is the president of a group of male rape victims in the capital of neighboring uganda. they fled here after there were assaulted. they started with three members. no