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potential parliament terror attack was a demonstration of that russia's north caucasus as a new militant leader jostling for power supporting to experts. truth or dare of the race for ratings by u.s. news channels leads to dramatic reporting of facts and events which aren't what they seem. young for legislation against human traffickers turns india into a sex trade hub with girls and women from four villages promise big city jobs ending up in brothels. european investors are lobbying for a visa free regime between russia and the e.u. but exchange they want russia to make some concessions details in a business program at twenty past the hour. ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh welcome to

the program now is a man thought to be behind monday's attack on the chechen parliament that left three people dead as a new terrorist leader in the region and that's the view of the republic's interior ministry it's believed hussein because i want to show will qaida he's capable of leading militants he recently broke away from doc one of the world's most wanted international terrorists our correspondent suddenly hit show has more. we're standing in front of the church in parliament that has been attacked by the militants three people were killed and seventeen injured as the chechen terror minister reports the man behind this attack could be her same god cry of a new leader of the chechen militants and this is the way his show when al qaeda what he's capable off before her send her car was operated under dog mara the notorious and most wanted criminal in russia don't call maher is the man behind moscow metro blast which killed forty people talk omar has been forced on the most

wanted terrorist list by they do or see just to remind you that for militants drove into the parliament parking zone killed a security guard opened fire and stormed the parliament the federal forces blocked the militants inside the building and the operation was success all militants were killed and this is now runs on producer of commented on the situation. the police did a very good job we sent two teams of six people in there it took them fifteen minutes to kill all the militants they also evacuated all members of parliament from the building the whole area right now is been cleaned and today the church and parliament resumes its normal working hours and victims as far as we know will be receiving compensations from the state. and you're with you still to come this hour every fourth from one of the global sex trade biggest helps. we have no work in our village i have two young children and when i was promised a job in mumbai i decided to come to. find out how these women became victims of

sex trafficking and what drove them into a life of misery and exploitation. plus sobering thoughts russia's tough approach to tackling drink driving is criticized as being on workable and even discriminatory. russia and nato should face their common challenges to gather german chancellor angela merkel praised president get a decision to attend a key nato summit next month in lisbon artie's country knows of a has been following talks between the russian french and german leaders in the french resort of deviltry. singing from the same hymn sheet and all smiles at a summit in the french seaside town of. the leaders of germany france and russia were so keen to emphasize their newfound similarities they even spoke alike dialogue and compilation verne ship they were not after concrete results rather the aim was to shape future relations and central to this was meet the image of

accepting an invitation to attend the nato summit in lisbon next month. we're happy dmitry medvedev will be taking part in the russian nato summit in lisbon that's because nato has a new strategic concept is aimed at cooperation with other countries including russia i think russia has confirmed that we have to fight against terrorism and nuclear weapons and i think we should tackle these issues together and not be enemies any more. this is significant because the summit in lisbon is a kind of milestone as the north atlantic treaty organization is rethinking its strategy for russia to be included in this process is a guaranteed sign of an integrity participation in the european union the time where we had a. western desirable we have a new with which russia is very much a part the true also drew attention to the format of the summit. i hope this

cooperation format will be kept in the future. this is a very useful format which allows us to discuss all sorts of issues in a friendly and transparent manner. and the reason why so many are paying attention to it is because it isn't the first time france germany and russia stepped up to the plate together in two thousand and three they formed a coalition of the unwilling refusing to support the us invasion of iraq seven years on they definitely have more than a hand in deciding the financial future of europe so a first glance the success of this summit in this quiet french city. may not be immediately obvious but the shift in relations is more than evident the french region where this summit was held is famous not only for its wine and cheese but also for its apples apple pie apple cider apple kind of all those all those things are made here in normandy and it seems to have the called the perfect backdrop for russia and the european union to put away their apple of discord and enjoy

a much more fruitful relationship. catherine as our r.t. friends. a top russian diplomat responsible for smoothing relations with europe says russia's relations with nato will thrive when cold war stereotypes are dropped in the full interviews coming up in around twenty minutes from now but here's a preview. we have a full fledged dialogue with nato there have been certain unpleasant incidents of course but today we have a common understanding of the fact that we have to move forward we live on the same continent so we've been facing up to the same threats and challenges for quite some time that i think that nato has a new strategic concept should be free from such a vista concepts of perceiving russia as a possible threat over more hints about nato as a global role in the circumvention of international laws. the early bird may gather worm but it may be the wrong worm artie's british leader

found a scramble by twenty four hour news channels in the us to break a story first soon sees them backtracking to gather facts straight. ricky mainstream cable stations two favorite words we're following some breaking news important breaking news that isn't really news we're seeing or could it be something. what is this thing our words what we call a global killer could it be the end of the world. ok maybe a slight exaggeration but what the cable news channels do when it comes to breaking stories isn't much better you have to engage people and the way to engage them is with six conflict and fear remember when the brooklyn bridge was shut down because of a suspicious package i would also point out that this news comes as we've also reported this other story to you today we don't know if there's any connection here but you know the news that the pakistani taliban wants to carry out an attack because the times square attack failed

a potential terrorist attack oh wait five minutes later fox had this to say. moments ago we told you about the brooklyn bridge shut down in both directions because of a suspicious package well we have just now learned and why p.d. has declared all clear apparently a false alarm hoops no big deal what could have been the pakistani taliban turned out to be a suspicious flashlight we asked a media expert christopher chambers to have a look they could basically create their own experts who can back up whatever sin threat of corroboration it is and then they link it to this story journalistically even at a twenty four hour news cycle that look it should probably be the last thing that they say and that isn't the first time mainstream news channels have used flashy graphics and dramatic music to convince us of imminent doom and danger remember the failed christmas day bombing attempt last year while as the situation unfolded fox claimed that there could be

a second incident on the same plane and just as quickly as the story became a multi-pronged terrorist attack with multiple scary play. erith fox had this to say this was not a big deal the second source say it's a sick passenger i think with fox it's about the balls it's about the hits on their website it's about the ratings the evolution of the breaking news story is so ridiculously over dramatize that it's become a laughing stock of popular news stories that. just for the tent to feel twenty four hours of programming here so that happened somewhere today even members of the mainstream media have to laugh at themselves about the high ethical news broke of a disturbance on board an airplane bound from washington d.c. to denver for that first hour or so after the news broke the story got a lot of worry in components early reporting was that a man from qatar a diplomat from qatar its embassy in washington had reportedly tried to light an explosive device from inside the plane's bathroom while it was in the air and of

course after further clarification turned out the story went more like this the diplomat from qatar had not been trying to light an explosive device he didn't have an explosive device there was no explosive device on the plane he was however apparently smoking in the plane's bathroom with a twenty four seven cable news cycle and channels competing for a dying viewership it looks like just about anything flies when it comes to a story. there are t. washington d.c. . well check out our website for the latest updates on everything we're covering as well as expert analysis blogs and videos that are to dot com and here's a taster of what's the air right now. from the cabrera to uncover the russia's most glamorous spy gets hot for a men's magazine after coming in from the cold. and early start a new research suggests unborn twins in the warm are making friends with each other

as early as four and a half months into pregnancy. campaigners in india say the country has a big a sex trafficking problem in the world hundreds of thousands of girls from poor families are being brought to major cities like mumbai with promises of good jobs but and haven't brought those are saying investigates. rush me may be young but she's gone through more than most girls her age cause to leave her village for the bright lights of mumbai only to find she was heading for life in a brothel he said he wants to reach mari. why did you go with them then. i didn't want to she forced me to india is the epicenter

of this extra african industry right now in the world. and the reason is that there is no enforcement of laws against traffic pinson joined with little value placed on goods from poor families it's taught more than a quarter of a million been trafficked in india each year some are as young as nine and come from the rural areas of neighboring the heading for mumbai and here are the parents annoyed they have any idea what their year old boy is like the parents mean or a little bit if television is in the village about what bombay is and to them bombay would represent a life state rather than a broad true and maybe the difference between hunger and food and a job it's easy to cross the border between india and if there are well established routes for trafficking in the northern state of bihar rescue groups keep an eye on the trains passing through they have identified what they believe are being trafficked an order them from the train but still there but i think it's not easy

when we ask youngsters where they're going they say they're going to study for girl is travelling with the boy she says he's her brother but when we demand their identity cards we see the entre need a lot of color the two girls are questioned by the local police but claim that they are travelling to mumbai to work wise i'm not saying we have no work in our village i have two young children and when i was playing mr jope in mumbai i decided to take up the offer but through the work the girls were misled by. offering them jobs in big cities we apprehend them and then hand them over to women's shelters there are also girls who are convinced they can be part of a dance group and are conned into coming to india. or. it's easy to convince young girls in a village hundreds of kilometers away that they can make it big you're in mumbai but once you're brothers there condemned bondage. given more

warnings of the dangers and the police more active in clamping down on traffickers . r.t. . all immigrants in germany should actively integrate into society and that's what the german president has told the turkish parliament his statement in ankara reiterated chancellor angela merkel's comments last week that multiculturalism have totally failed it comes amid a rise of gratian issues in europe including a clamp down on roma immigrant migrants and france and a swedish and immigration party taking seats in the country's parliament former british m.p. says that it's the germans who set the transfer of labor around europe. i do not think people mean by integration that everybody should look the same they should. the same clothes they should all the same cuisine but they do mean that people should live in harmony with one another one of the problems that one faces in most countries now have very mixed populations results of globalisation of much greater

ease for people to migrate from one country to another not necessarily permanently just for temporary reasons but you've got to remember of course germany really set the trend a long time ago by bringing in the guy. from turkey i mean these were people who were invited in by the state just as indeed britain invited many people in from the caribbean in order to help build britain and to do some of the jobs which british people would not necessarily prepared to do themselves. and the issue of immigration is also the. topic for debate in the latest edition of crosstalk which you can see in our teeth throughout the day. i think governments in europe in general are facing dollar economic problems and it's very easy in such a context to play on anti immigrant feelings within societies and to conjure up the front. of foreigners who are to be blamed for economic social

and political problems when clearly governments are failing to tackle these very problems every survey in sweden shows that it's a huge cost even taking account tax benefits from immigrants and the immigrants that i'm talking about is not western it is not norwegians or english or whatever it's mostly from cultural countries that are cultural far from sweden those so you are you're saying you're saying muslims right is that what you're saying i'm saying i'm saying mostly from the middle east and africa ok we're going to say but wait ok . it kills almost two thousand people in russia each year now police are stepping up their campaign to clamp down on drink driving recent changes to the law i mean you

can drink at all if you want to get behind the wheel but as your garage reports many drivers say the measures have gone too far. operation in the braided driver is in full swing it's the latest attempt to combat russia's drink driving problem one of the worst in the world these offices are equipped with brand new breathalyzers and all those zero tolerance law that allows no alcohol at all and to drive a system. instead of arresting more people where reckless seen and drop people undeterred by the new laws indeed the several dozen drugs stopped by the police and this night all test clean authorities say that the combination of tougher legislation and more in terms of policing is having the desired effect not everybody agrees drivers associations have been up in arms they say statistics show the drink driving has been on the wane in recent years regardless of legislation

and they claim the new laws are unworkable and discriminatory drinking a small mind of alcohol has no impact on driving licenses being confiscated from those whose ability to drive isn't impaired. it's the same question current through their city gay dude in is asking. for our benefit said gay tries a government sanctioned breathalyzer. after a cup of tea he takes the test again now he's over the legal limit you know i got one of these government sanctioned breathalyzers for my birthday last year when the legislation was introduced i tried it and was surprised to discover alcohol content can be triggered not just by drinking small amounts of beer but i buy bread spicy food in milk and now i'm starting a campaign against this law because i'm not a criminal. but the government says the new legislation isn't so much about medical limits as about sending a clear message you want your premium for a lot of people that previously when it was not clear many thought they were under

the limit when they weren't and for others that first drink was enough for them to start drinking more and become reckless. he said a gay is still driving and hoping his coronary experience as one cost him his license while the police hope that the number of drink driving related there falls from the two thousand recorded last year whatever it takes to get over on the. moscow. also take a look at some other stories from around the world thousands of taking three thousand you've entered government spending review to be announced there later it's expected to be the largest program of cuts in decades i'm told clune slashing hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs the current conservative lot of inspiration says simply fulfilling a campaign promise of a nation's finances in order to. see the worst social unrest in france over a million people have taken part in public protests demanding the government bads down plans to raise the retirement age from sixty to sixty two despite hamill

stretching into their seventh day president sarkozy remains adamant that the forms must go through and has promised to crack down on troublemakers and strike to rob much of the economy to hold long lines forming for petrol and hundreds of flights canceled. a series of attacks in the pakistanis to give karate it left at least twenty five dead including twelve in a single salt on the car parts market it follows a wave of violence in the country's main economic hub in which more than fifty have been killed since the weekend the spate of killings dropped in response to a contentious election which some say was really. all we have today for now and time now for business update with kareena. and i welcome to business good to have you with us european investors a lobbying for a visa free raising between russia and the e.u.

but in exchange they want russia to make it easier for foreigners to move about once they get here without having to register if they go to a different city. we have discussed this for example with the foreign minister about a month ago russian foreign minister. current discussions or continues discussions with european union officials european commission but also member state governments about it we are clearly in favor of visa free regime but what is also being said from the side of the your being the state of the road is that on the other side then russia has to also ease the regime for foreigners here in the country which means that the registration and the limitations on free movement in russia should be removed now the talks between turkey and russia on the construction of the some sounds a hun or pipeline are in the final stage according to the turkish energy minister two of russia's biggest energy firms transnet and ross you have to involved in the

construction project russia will also be the major supplier of oil to the pipeline which runs across turkey from the black sea coast to the mediterranean. capacity of the pipeline is fifty million tonnes we think twenty five to thirty million it will come from russia another ten million from italian companies like any and also from kazakhstan where we completely goes your actions and so on the agreement you're going to use i think that in the second half of next year we could start construction. now let's have a look at how the markets are doing asian stocks dropped for the fourth day on wednesday the longest losing streak for the region's benchmark index in two months that's up to china unexpectedly raised interest rates the nikkei has dropped one point seven percent and hong kong and had a bank saying it's down point six percent the world's leading mining companies are leading the reclines between billiton and rio tinto are down point seven percent this hour. and the russian markets over reversed gains on tuesday as oil and metals

retreated that's happened china raised interest rates were to dampen the outlook for producers nickel and look or let the declines down more than one percent of the r.t.s. . gold has posted its first significant drop in price since its record breaking level of one hundred eighty eight dollars per ounce last week the price fell two point one percent to dry levels amid a strengthening dollar and china's central bank's decision to raise interest rates . yeah whose net profit has risen by one hundred thirteen percent in the third quarter of two thousand and ten the world's second largest internet search engine earned nearly four hundred million dollars that's up from one hundred eighty six million in the same period in two thousand and nine you whose overall performance was flat as it continues to climb out of financial stagnation recently yahoo was subject to a possible takeover by a.o.l. and a group of private investors however no official bits have been made. russia

second largest chemical fertilizer produce it would all kim is planning to sell five hundred twenty five million dollars of bulbs to repay debt and may revise its plans for a public listing in its latest results the company announced it had increased its share of domestic sales to forty percent in the first half its that loss in a period of valor to thirteen million dollars from fifty six million on a forty percent rise in turnover that will him cancel its planned i.p.o. in london in april saying volatile market conditions would fail to give it a fair value. shares on air flight m b joyed a strong run after finance minister alex he couldn't said the government should sell a minority stake in the erlang he said that while take talking about the state's wider programme of privatisation but from all soup thinks it's unlikely the government would be willing to lose control of the flagship to the private sector but then shal pollute ization was

a loss of control by state because as of today it's their own speech on assent so they will decide to sell a new stick it's also a point well look to be told you could give them all of what you will put in there i'll show bold new national chimp towns in different industries so it will stay to the last few very clear is it is national champion an airline industry you go to. so i don't see a reason to change the norm. and they're in a couple pro comp and that's your update for this hour but join me in less than fifteen minutes from now for another business update.

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