when they're all moscow and so it's still not clear who is going to become the next mayor of the city but to be a lost cause team is squarely still in power any time a government is still have power while. there is a point government is put together just mind you please leave russia's president to get sacked moscow you want to officially he's lost all. right. yes but i decided to dismiss the mayor of moscow the decree i signed states that i as president have lost trust in your english gough and it is a legal reason for his dismissal yes i cannot work of the fish oils i can't trust what was going to show that you know it's obvious that professional relations between the president and the most came in had worsened but the man is subordinate

to the president and not an equal that's why dmitri medvedev had to act to return the situation back to normal. while you're as we now are your english cause has been obvious for almost twenty here is and the attitude towards him has been mixed some people like him some people didn't like him but what was the reaction from moscow vides to the mayor's sacking yesterday. for your stuff it was awful sport for quite some time your. reaction when he said this after different lots of people did like him was a bit like for example i mean you were saying that it was because of the you will scoff that law school became one of the european capitals quite a lot of buildings and new buildings were built was that the. city the new business center built in the cab or want what was done was old other.

objects but at the same time many people are criticizing the school for failing to resolve the traffic problem in the city and that a lot of people a lot of buildings be wanting to go through a heritage of the city were destroyed as well and was there is a lot of criticism concerning the mare's wife who is considered to be russia's richest woman and it is thought that this became so because of beauty was false position it wasn't just separately but. it is thought that she did make all this money using new york that's where you go with us because. well moscow is a downslope populated city with over ten million people living here and of course the question that everyone is asking now especially regular moskovitz as winter is around the corner when is moscow likely to get a new had. well it is. hard to say at the moment when exactly

but under the law should be a russian rule the united russia party has the majority in the russian russian parliament now has to submit the candidates for the post all the more skills where the president has to approve them and then submit them to the state. for approval as well and so this is going to take some time but the united russia party has to do the next ten days and i know it's hard for saying that it should take not a lot of time which should happen when years teachers and parents seem old x.-man. power so basically not march at the moment has to change and it is going to change in the years featured there was also the right to appeal the president's decision by the mayor but so far we haven't heard a new force in that. ok you board thanks very much indeed for bringing us the very

latest on the fate of you were there. workers all over europe are set to take to the streets in a wave of and hysterically demonstrations the protests come amid rising unemployment and unprecedented levels of government debt the largest march is expected in brussels near the headquarters of the e.u. commission laura amateur reports. after a summer of relative calm the european union is taking to the streets again to praise tests austerity measures and unemployment a series of marches and demonstrations they said chilled in major cities all around the organized by trade unions in brussels coincides with a meeting of e.u. finance ministers in dublin protesters will greet members of the irish parliament as they come back from the summer break spanish unions are going on strike and. going ahead. it's a lean that way mia the czech republic cyprus serbia rumania poland and throngs

it's all about the government cuts which are being instigated as a result of the spending public funds like will be you government said they raise the retirement age and jobs in the public. confidence in the euro it comes in certain respects and economists say it's time for the euro. and for countries like the pigs it's really islands greece and spain just amounts of debt to drop out of the euro is dating back to. finance a german economists professor monster told me. that the return the pursuit or return of the euro return and we still would have a european union it's not like it would be the collapse of the european union quite to the contrary if we allow those countries to set their own economic policy and to

be sovereign in their currencies we would do europe a service we're doing europe a disservice by having this artificial currency imposed on it it can only lead to political tensions like in greece where the greece population greek population has to suffer the taxpayers germany has to suffer. didn't suffer and greece with a bang speaker. rescued so that's to me is a deal that is not quiet approachable interesting a greek unions on taking part in wednesday's demonstrations even those sales taxes being raised to twenty three percent in attempt to pay off one hundred ten billion euros from the e.u. and the i.m.f. but look below will be protesting its nineteen percent unemployment rates and spain's unions will be out on the streets fighting their government's plans to save fifty billion euros over the next four years by slashing public sector jobs and

pensions despite all this new countries are still striving to join the euro zone a stone is the latest recruit and will join in january throwing its economic fortunes in with countries struggling to avoid collapse in may riots in greece resulted in the deaths of three people and while everyone will be hoping nothing like that happens again it's clear that political unrest in europe is far from over. that was our response to london reporting and you're watching r.t. live from moscow coming up in the program find out why a people in the u.s. have been protesting near the f.b.i. offices. and in india sounds of farmers are educating against government plans to build a new road on their own land find out why. before that area stan is gearing up for a general election in the hope of restoring order following months of ethnic violence and political uncertainty in the central asian republics the interim

leader of it took the reins following april's bloody street riots which alister coleman there but he she still remain in office until the end of next year the polak to win the tenth will see some two dozen parties battling it out for one hundred twenty seats in parliament but one party at its leader has a good chance of winning the race as artie's arena reports. as the clock ticks towards the kurdistan elections the country holds its breath will the polls bring stability or plunge the country into another round of violence and chaos meet felix school of the country's former prime minister who could be next to lead the country following the controversial reigns of us got a cause and could not get bucky if cool off is one of the few figures who have not been tarnished in the last fifteen twenty years so he has a pretty hard moral standing here a bit of your way sean and he has a good chance for us all we need in the next parliamentary elections who have has

a different times been the national security general the regional governor and mayor of the capital bishkek but what he's most renowned and praised for in his home country is an ability to handle crisis situations. studied in two thousand and five there was carroll's total mass marauders in the capital police and national security had all running away at that point that's when pool of friends revolutionaries asked him to take matters into his own hands and in three days he restored order. but cool of also has a reputation for being difficult. he was a close ally of both presidents at the beginning of their terms and soon fell out of favor with both of them finding himself in opposition and twice in prison by need to there can never be two or three powerful figures at the top of the cubist poetics pool of has always been a very powerful person and the key of and the kind of have both felt that he could

be the person to sweep them from their post and take power into his hands some predict party on a number use which translates as dignity is in a strong position yet cool it will have to run against a multitude of other priorities all of whom also fancy their chances of challenging him the problem is that it's very difficult to create a democratic country in central asia kyrgyzstan is the most democratic country in central asia unfortunately this is a very immature democracy and sometimes it leads to or some very bad results right now what kyrgyzstan needs is not a democracy if you would be and i don't think it's possible in kyrgyzstan what it needs is stability and suspicion of violence whoever wins the election this is a crucial decision for kurdistan a country that's been to the bring it in a goal. in the u.s. protesters have picketed outside f.b.i. offices outraged at the security services raiding of peace activist homes agents

claim they were searching for evidence of supporting terrorism and connections to radical groups abroad but campaigners insist the raids in chicago and minnesota were intended to intimidate those speaking out against america's ongoing wars. well these raids are consciously attempting to have a chilling effect on opposition to us wars and to the entire movement and they are a threat to the whole movement what they have to gain is they're faced with unwinnable wars they're faced with an economy in crisis and the very people who make those links and who say we need jobs and health care and good education for our children and not and less wars represent a threat to them what's been so important is not is as soon as they were happening residents surrounded these homes people with cameras immediately linked

a notice to the whole country on you tube so right away there was a response and people understanding that these were not terrorists these are activists who played a role and the demands for jobs and against home foreclosures along with talking always about the war there's a history in the u.s. of these efforts to intimidate political movements again and again today when you look at the sheer number of muslims who have been arrested detained also their homes broken into their files e-mail cell phones and all of that complicated. russia and nato are on a solid path to improving the decades long rift in their relations and that's the view of the nato secretary general who on the sidelines of the u.n. summit in new york said he was encouraged by the progress made so far later we hear from alliances former had george robertson who believes russia and nato should work

together as they share a common goal. is instability of this fits the people who are in the insurgent since it's all of that sector of the city with russia's economy is here we're not talking about nato being russia's enemy or all russia being paid enemies the fact is that we've got to deal with these problems needs to be part of our community of values so that we knew what we would defend. what's our full interview with former nato had george roberts in about fifteen minutes time here in r.t.e. now thousands of farmers in india are opposing government plans to build a new highway on their land with two thirds of country's population dependent on agriculture land acquisition is a sensitive an explosive issue as artie's current saying reports. indian

farmers took to the capital recently in protest against a government takeover of the land to build a new two billion dollar highway this followed the deaths of three farmers were killed after police opened fire on protesters in the state of the top of this. we will not keep learnt for development attorney crops that any price at any price we're ready to die and will not allow anyone to step in or learn. these protests have stormed the government efforts to acquire farmland for industrial india which means developers have been forced to put the roads refineries and plants on hold. the major challenge is the land acquisition if land acquisition is i mean the production or even take over the order department and and that is what government is trying to do in case there is you know projects and they are big and the land available to you live is going to grow to thirty percent then they're delivered in

the village will happen the land is an emotive issue in a country with two thirds of the population is still dependent on agriculture fifty five year old age we're saying doesn't want to sell out but nor some offers will be hard to turn down he can't gallop up my learn go i will lose my livelihood what will i do so i say if you are going to take my form give me a fair price for my land as well as a job i mean some analysts believe that acquiring crime agricultural land for non agricultural purposes a food crisis in the country on a what was it a there will be no food to eat they aren't giving us good conversation and they're still taking our land without a land what we eat either the government listens to or demand has been a month where we will take action. the farmers do have a point after all the government uses a colonial law to pay tiny amounts of compensation to farmers to buy their land for

development projects the government plans to update this law by the end of the year to get into market prices for farmers but until it does vital infrastructure projects remain in nimble something just third largest economy can ill afford got and seeing r.t. new delhi. check out our web site for more stories we are in line for you twenty four hours a day here's a taste of what you'll find there right now. socialism by any other name find out why americans are scared of the term while at the same time supporting any of its ideas. have a governor on the russian southern region is planning to put a divine guarantee a bottle of mineral water more had to argue dot com. israeli navy has forced a boat carrying jewish activists on their way to blockade of gaza to divert to the israeli port of ashdod those onboard include a holocaust survivor and an israeli man who lost his daughter in

a palestinian suicide bombing the group organizing the trip said it was to show that many jews don't support israeli government policy towards palestinians. we've heard that the best. we understand in international waters that the crew and passengers on the boat is being taken throughout we hope they will be released. immediately the. treatment at the hands of the authority authorities we believe the blockade is illegal and illegitimate and we wanted in any event to make a career on the basement a moral code that again the collective punishment of the people of gaza under political child and the blockade of gaza and to the come to new documentation of the truce with the with. a desperation on behalf of many jews that the israeli government the future the public these are the key patients are not being conducted

with the bolts or in on and on not in our interests and we do not believe they are in the interest of the state of israel. almost four months ago nine pro palestinian activists died in israeli raid on another aid fertility launched from turkey and you want to read. por describe the force as disproportionate and brought all this time a london based group used for justice for palestinians organize the voyage ya'll revered founder of the non-governmental organization peace dot org says governments should show the same courage as the people take part in the foothill it's. hard to know what to expect especially after what happened months ago with the marmora but it is true though that this is a jewish this is a jewish ship and this is a jewish ship made every effort to to reach god the real story is in the message of solidarity sent by jews on this ship with their muslim brothers in gaza we all

know what's happened to bring us to this point and the israelis and the palestinians disagree what we need real right now is real leadership and between me and you if the leaders of the palestinians and of the israelis can show the same courage of the people on this boat and others around the world i think we have a chance to break the impasse. let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world and at least four people have been killed by a landslide in southern mexico over a dozen others are still missing earlier officials said hundreds have been killed after heavy rains caused landslides and follow tropical storms which battered mexico's eastern and southern regions last month. north korean leader kim jada has appointed his youngest son and other family members to senior post in the ruling party the step was made hours before convention of the workers' party the move is seen as a part of a plan to extend the kim dynasty in the reclusive communist state into

a third generation. thirty three miners trapped underground in chile for about two months could be out earlier than previously thought rescue workers say they can get the job done by the middle of october but they also warned that unforeseen problems could slow their work however the country's government still insist it could take until early november to get them out so that brings us up to date here in r.t. for more you know log on to our website r t dot com right now though we'll take a look at what's happening in the world of business careers here in just a few moments. for the. voice face to face with the news maker.

good morning and welcome to business program good to have you with us businessman investing investors tender and this will get support from the government promises of a push in pledge to ask bankers for smaller credit rates for a long time investors on a visit to to macleod's and russia's call me republic put in noted new investments have started flooding into the sector. major projects have been realized with capital spending more than one billion dollars this year we plan to complete nine more projects in various russian regions with another billion dollars of investment that's not bad for a start and this industry is becoming increasingly attractive for the business thus

the task of the government is to give access to forests to all interested investors . and let's take a look at the equity markets asian stocks are higher on growing speculation that the federal reserve is likely to introduce more stimulus measures to support the u.s. economy spans benchmark nikkei is up point six percent in wednesday's morning trading helped by the yen slight retreat versus the dollar. both the russian markets finished in the red on tuesday bt was the worst performing booted from isaac saying one point nine percent it closed where banks also suffered actually majors dragged worth of pasta down one point three percent. it was an all major local intends to buy back the rest of its shares held by conoco phillips the company recently bought almost five percent of its stock from the american firm it now says it will buy the remaining six percent separately look all says it intends to challenge an official decision to prevent it from bidding for the travesty of oil fields which are among

the largest yet to be distributed. russian president dmitry medvedev has been playing host to his chinese counterpart hu jintao in the russian pavilion at the world expo in shanghai the state visit has been dominated by business and trade at the expo the russian delegation took the opportunity to promote the country's high tech credentials make poor has more. showing off what modern russia can do the latest and safest in nuclear technologies a three dimensional display of the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics in sochi and dmitri medvedev pet project innovation center in skolkovo which is open to high tech companies all over the world including china but the head of russian nanotechnologies says there's a lot to be learned from china in terms of its technological development it there powered watches china carries out it's a very successful program of bringing back chinese scientists from abroad

everywhere in shanghai i met scientists who had just come back from harvard mit stanford these are people who came back to their own country to develop science and production is that the way the project is organized is very professional regrettably we can't do it the same way the moment of. trade between china and russia is heavily weighted towards energy the world's most populous and fastest growing country is hungry for power and russia has played your bit but it's not oil and gas charlies companies are investing in manufacturing in russia such as thunder sky corp joining with ross nano to build a fourth billion dollar pond in novice appears to produce batteries for electric cars and buses russian tycoon addicted excell who's heading the skulker project has my hopes for further partnerships however he knows that russians tend to overrate their country's scientific reputation. thank you no one knows much about us we are

so proud of russia's vast scientific potential and think it plays a major role in the global scientific and innovation community sadly this is not the case china is the world's largest market and shanghai's technology park is one of the world's largest of its kind people who know almost nothing about us. pixel berg admitted that no deals regarding innovative industries were soaring during his visit to shanghai that stands at all is with the energy sector which reported billions of dollars worth of agreements in just a few days nick who business r.t. . german engineering an electronics firm siemens plans to invest five hundred forty million dollars in the projects in russia over the next two to three years the company intends to build a number of plants to produce electronics equipment across russia and also plans to build a wind farm in the country's far east it will build all the generating equipment

from the start to finish in a joint venture with rules hydro and state cooperation russian technologies. let's update for now i'll be back with more next on.

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on t.v. . coming to you live from moscow let's now take a look at our top stories moscow's former mayor is reportedly planning to stay in politics after being sat by the russian president on wednesday morning arrived at the mayor's office to. thousands prepare to take to the streets throughout europe to say no to measures the largest margin expected in brussels near the head waters of the e.u. commission. and kerry stands for parliamentary poll after months of violence and political turmoil in the central asian republics the country's former prime minister and his party are said to be in with

a good chance of winning the race. the nato summit in lisbon in a van der will focus on the alliances course for the twenty first century from afghanistan to fans to improving relations with russia r.t. has spoken to the former nato boss george robertson about how he sees its future that's up next. thank you very much for joining us i'll begin with a general question on wars recently we've been witnessing a lot of guerrilla warfare we have poorly trained you have. armed militants causing a lot of problems is nato ready to respond to such threats and in what way all of us have to adapt to the changing nature of conflict you know i have to have the berlin wall came down and the cold war was over the number of conflicts in the world went down by percent.