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about what it all means. then pakistan which had its own mini-scandal a year ago leading to the ouster of its famous ambassador to washington. we have the first exclusive interview with ambassador haqqani since then. he will tell us what happened to him and what's happening in pakistan. also, why in the world has immigration from mexico to the united states stopped in its tracks? we'll take a look. next up, the american elder statesman brent scowcroft on syria, iran, the middle east, and how he feels today about the republican party which he served for decades. finally, do you ...

In great britain and the people watching us at 7:36 at night, they know that president obama, depending on the polls, president obama has a 71 percent approval rating across the united kingdom and higher in london. >>guest: and david cameron is popular despite having an exact opposite approach to economic policy. david cameron is in favor of cutting, cutting, cutting, in the middle of a flat economy. it doesn't seem to be working where president obama's policy of stimulus is working somewhat, perhaps not as fast as the democrats would like, but, it is working which is more than cameron can say...

finally, what the dickens was going on in the british government this week? i'll explain. first, here's my take. if you're trying to understand the recent protests against the putin regime in russia, one of the best guides is an outspoken columnist who's been writing trenchant essays in the nation's leading newspapers over the past month. political competition is the heartbeat of democracy. this author writes, noting the absence of such competition in contemporary russia. he describes the frustrations of the russian middle class, demanding political rights. today, the quality of ou...

soldiers in the syrian city of olelepo, according to syrian tv who described it as terrorist attacks. 350 people have been killed vaas syria in an escalating assault by government forces. country ha haest hit by europe's deadly cold snap, but across europe, hundreds are dead, people are snowed in and cars are stranded to the roadsides and even the danyu river is partially frozen, keeping many vessels stuck in port. those are the headlines. i'm monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. good morning from cnn london. i'm dina dos santos. >> and good morning from cnn hong...

rogoff with differing perspectives will tell us what they think will happen in america, europe, the emerging markets in the year ahead. after that, why in the world is the price of oil so high when the global economy is so troubled? we'll explain. next up, iraq. the nation is on the brink of disaster according to its former prime minister, allawi. i will talk to him about iraq's trouble. and then we'll ask two participatants whether the iraq war was worth it. an important debate. first here's my take. finally it looks like former massachusetts governor mitt romney will win hi...