and it's economic awakening but there are major spats to iron out as countries circle their financial wagons while others try to cool the shots then there's the problem to the north this year's g. twenty is being billed as the financial coming out of the end of the south korea proof of just how far the country's come in the nearly sixty years since the end of the korean war once poorer than it's a northern communist neighbor it now boasts the thirteenth largest economy in the world north korea may just like some four kilometers north of this freedom bridge and demilitarized zone but economically the two are worlds apart the threat from the democratic people's republic was particularly large and solace in taking any chances with security forces on high alert but it's another conflict on the g twenty leaders minds the outbreak of the so-called currency war the us lead the charge accusing china of cheating world trade by artificially weakening its

currency it wants the one to be bolstered the united states is going to try and saying we want you to commit economic suicide just like japan did we want you to follow the same thing we want you to revalue your currency we want you to squeeze your companies we want you to go bankrupt or you can imagine what the chinese are laughing thinking here are you guys. countries don't work like that and yet washington stands accused of allowing its own dollar to windle walling emerging markets his own currencies are rising strongly and damaging their export competitiveness can plagues intensified after the third reserve announced a second print run of six hundred billion dollars the quantitative easing designed to get cash flowing but with other economies warry will float their market russia's president medvedev wants the summits to agree that when countries like the u.s. take big steps to save themselves. goals that they consider the ripples it causes

and get permission from the g. twenty first the russian position is that we need more coordinated approach we don't want surprises from partners. we want. more. central banks. and this can lead to great some stability in the markets among other leading critics of germany the world's fourth largest economy its finance minister calling the us helpless i don't think the u.s. is making its case any stronger through the measures that is taking through printing dollars to weaken its own currency because that looks far too much like a competitive devaluation one hundred european countries see it as a dangerous move because what it could do is increase the capital control around the world the western european economy could suffer very severely if we move

towards protectionism to something against which mrs merkel warmed at the weekend but that's not what barack obama wants to hear the president's call for germany along with china and japan to rely last old bed dominant export markets and spend more at home it's appalling what death is the truth is that no one is happy with today's international monetary system especially the dominance of the dollar as a reserve currency and america's management of it even the head of the world bank suggesting a move for money to metal and letting gold become the currency alcoa once again and what business leaders want the g twenty to realize is that nations will have to fight their natural urge to try and protect their own country's trade it should boost foreign investment so it has set the stage now it's time for the key players to live up to their part i listed it r.t. seoul south korea. economist. of the new school university of new york told me he

believes it's wrong for the u.s. to inflict its economic disasters on other countries and it's absolutely true that the united states of late has made don't mess to clean self-serving policy that was shortsighted and that did not consider the rest of the world even though it's a well known fact that if the united states undertakes actions like quantitative easing that decrease the value of the dollar this can have negative and severe rounds occasions in terms of global money supply and the value of other currencies and it could look reasonably in some cases like the united states is trying to get out of its economic trouble by exporting that trouble to someone else in the depths of the sort of disaster of two thousand and eight in early two thousand and nine we did see a coming together with russian and brazilian and german and japanese and american and french leaders and british leaders coming together and trying to do things carefully so that each country could push its own situation up without hurting anyone else as soon as we began to see a recovery very different recovery in different places lagging in the united states

we began to see this sort of every man for himself scenario and what these g. twenty meetings do is provide an opportunity for us to all get back on the same page or if they don't go well and it looks like they're not a real highlighting of just how different uncoordinated the policy is with the united states going its own way and setting a potentially dangerous example for other nations around the world to follow in the coming weeks and months. staying with sole of those call for north korea to return to international talks over its nuclear activities as soon as possible it comes from russia and south korea from where president medvedev wanted simmering tensions in the region could boil over if he were speaking of talks with the south korean counterpart ahead of the g twenty summit but it said pyongyang's atomic program is a challenge to international nonproliferation plans he stressed that the problem can only be solved through peaceful diplomacy the russian and south korean leaders also pledged energy and trade deals as well as agreeing to help each other's. station projects. all the way in just a few minutes on r.t.

tonight policing the police in the office is marking their national day with a major revamp of the way we look at all the men and women in uniform can do to try to regain the trust of those very proud tags of. britain saying its biggest protest yet against the deep cut sit face to deep cuts the country faces to tackle its massive debt tens of thousands of students poured onto the streets against a planned hike in she wishing features could see them travel to nine thousand pounds a year london correspondent laura hamad has more. behind me is the head coaches of the conservative party and demonstrators that gathered outside that shouting slogans burning that van is in the middle of the courtyard there is a large fire that they've made that that burning exult throwing sticks is it blocks police presence inside the courtyard as well and they've managed to break one of the windows of the building at this moment to demonstrate the same as to make that way up on to the ring from where they are waving banners at the police to all

involved police in riot gear have been told and to twenty twenty five police right there are also trying to still the situation out i've been approached by a couple of people as a news crew who said to me that they want to make it clear this is just a small group of demonstrators who are causing this trouble and that the majority of this demonstration is still a peaceful one and this is the biggest demonstration that london has seen again still stares the matches because we've seen demonstrations all of europe students and trade unions a large they all around twenty five thousand people out on the streets we think will they obviously it's impossible to get make that number but that processing an increase in fees for university tuition for around three thousand pounds travelling to around nine thousand pounds and that is just happened in two thousand and twelve if no one doesn't think about it my space is in students about why they turned out today i'm ashamed to show i think it's not right for us to.

do regular you know the government claims this is necessary to hold the whole new level we know for a fact there are many other ways you can help me but this is up a lot i should even be seen in financial terms so we need to think about what education is actually for one who its forecasts for the water just simply. to buy. our back up with this is that extraordinarily david cameron the prime minister to create an increase in the amounts of money that britain gives to the european union every. if we stop seven hundred million dollars it's already been suggested that. he. said very simple to well and the. needs of the european union is just the seven hundred billion will be upwards of one billion dollars now this is really the first address that we've seen and not to stop people expecting that it's about. to fall.

off as your correspondent laura thoughts too from james pryor he's chief executive of the e.u. referendum campaign he told me the pulling out of the bloc will save britain a lot of much needed cash we're sending forty eight million pounds a day forty eight million pounds a day to the e.u. i mean that's a huge amount of money i mean you know our cases are going if we pull out or least have a referendum and so on and pulling out would be saving that money we can you know we can look at all sorts of other you know savings and all these vicious cuts that you know that come in and bring in the e.u. which talks that you know this is an organization that hasn't had his accounts altered for fourteen years i think if i'm right from saying they've just rejected the latest round of. accounts i mean you know this is that you know this is an unelected group of people it is all down to interpretation i mean they're saying anything i think cameron's been completely misses rise in this and i think he's

also missed the mood of the people i mean the people are really now showing you know that you know we can't stand that it's all down to interpretation as one hundred twenty billion we send over there we get money back and yes absolutely of course we do go to break it down to terms that we can all understand it's the equivalent of sending them two pounds sixty and they say give us a pound back that doesn't make sense to me. in the humane prisons torture and racial discrimination are just some of the damning findings being leveled at the united states by the international community now the u.n. civil rights bodies issuing a list of how the u.s. should improve its record results is more important i have found that america has a way to go into the breaches international standards. freedom justice and peace for the world must begin with freedom justice and peace in the lives of individual human beings america long the self-appointed global leader on human

rights pointing out the shortcomings of others through the united states this is a matter of moral and pragmatic necessity but scenes of injustice like these are taking place not in other countries instead happening right here in the u.s. a point being made by the united nations human rights council in its first comprehensive review of washington's record two hundred twenty eight points to be precise recommendations on how the u.s. can do better in practicing what it preaches might want. tension centers throughout the world to punish those people who torture and execute detainees arbitrarily the u.s. dismisses many of the suggestions calling them political provocations by hostile countries he had even america's allies are highlighting grave flaws friends in ireland demand obama follow through on the promise to close gitmo britain belgium and dozens of others calling on the us to abolish the death penalty for many it's

the ultimate hypocrisy how a state with roughly three thousand people on death row lectures the world about humanity almost like a case in point mumia abu jamal viewed as america's very own political prisoner the united states the perpetrator of gross human rights violations is using human rights as a political football against its enemies and its enemies are enemies not because they violate human rights necessarily but because the us wants to change the government in their country the country often accusing adversaries like syria iran and north korea of oppressing citizens is now faced with defending domestic practices like indefinite detention poor prison conditions and racial profiling don't stand idly by don't be silent when dissidents elsewhere on. in prison america is home to the world's largest prison population with two point three million people currently behind bars children can be sentenced to life in prison a place where more than one hundred undocumented immigrants have died while

awaiting deportation. increasing discrimination against muslims another blemish on america's human rights record. hundreds have been arrested in so-called f.b.i. for oil terror plots plots using government paid informants to set up the crime a practice other countries term entrapment aleesha macwilliams mccollum's nephew is among those caught in these web she warns the system is losing its bearings america's need to wake up because i am a living hell we go lives and never kids no one country has all the answers but all of us must answer to our own people question is when the people speak who is listening the u.s. has rejected international calls to abolish the death penalty and dismissed several other recommendations leading many to ask if u.s. exceptionalism means do as i say not as i do not party b. or. over to our to dot com tonight for you to refuse schooling for just

after claims the british forces sexually humiliated prisoners by forcing them to strip naked and walk soldiers having sex with each other that's a story on our home page tonight on t.v. dot com which one. when story is the hardest word now a russian firm is taking the pain from giving an apology by doing it for you. cheap text mentions or some face to face groveling or a nice bunch of flowers what. you think of you but if you're going to. russia's police officers mark their professional holiday on wednesday with looming layoffs and reforms leaving little room for celebration for them right now a string of high profile scandals of seeing public trust in the force plummet prompting the government while many agree that an overhaul is overdue not everyone is convinced it will work or push over explains more. their pictures which shocked

and asian and left the image of russia's law enforcers in tatters it's now over a year since this drunken shooting spree by police officer. killed two and wounded seven others but the case remains one of the most alarming in a series of high profile police scandals it also came as a blow to people like former officer alexander what we do here who won the title hero of the soviet union for his work but he was a cool looking regretfully there are many of sickos out there i'm a former policeman myself but even i try to avoid police officers they have guns and they can shoot it was also last here that a young officer tried to blow the whistle on police corruption with an internet video and sparked a political storm i have many acquaintances in the police who care about the truth he called for a national inquiry and accused police chiefs of ordering officers to jail innocent

people they appealed printed a wave of similar revelations as other officers came forward the interior ministry itself admits more than one hundred thousand offenses involving police officers were registered in two thousand and nine alone. you know in the one nine hundred seventy s. policemen were motivated by reasons that would be totally on appreciated today we work to solve crimes for the excitement of the job and for justice to prevail. in response to the scandals president dmitry medvedev ordered a multi-billion dollar reform of the interior ministry last december the new measures set out to make clear the rights of the police and those they detain one of the main talking points however became the new name for the force leaving behind the old militia and going back to the internationally more accepted police many said crossed revealing the biggest concern and worried about the costs of the name change for the life of me i don't understand why men need to spend so much money

what will they be changing the lettering on the car. it's no use changing the name first they need to take a look at all those villas in the moscow region see which police officers of houses there that's what they need to start with confiscations the proposals will be implemented next year in what will be a crucial stage in the force's history a history which has seen better days as this museum in moscow testifies the museum tells hundreds of stories of bravery courage and heroism this is the list of those who died in the line of duty however the organizers of this exhibition say there are many more out there whose stories remain unknown. but the image of law enforcement in russia remains a tarnished one the question now is whether the reforms will be more than just a piece and help put belief the police and the police on the same side of the

barricades. r.t. school. bring it to world news in brief british police a bomb found slain in central england last month was planned to detonate over america's eastern seaboard the powerful device was originally sent by a mail from yemen and hidden in a printer cartridge but was detected following a tip off from saudi intelligence had it gone off the tectum say it would have exploded midair four thirty am on the twenty ninth of october authorities on both sides of the atlantic say they only narrowly averted a disaster. a series of bombings targeting christians in the iraqi capital have killed at least five and left dozens of others injured about fourteen roadside bombs were detonated in a predominately christian areas of baghdad it comes after more than forty christians were killed when al qaeda militants took over a cathedral ten days ago in the capital. another tugboat become towing to shore a packed cruise ship which became stranded off mexico's pacific coast the vessel was on a seven day trip to the mexican riviera when

a fire started in the engine room cutting off the power of urgency food supplies are being delivered to the four a half thousand people still on board the carnival splendor may reach port now by thursday all of the holiday makers are set to get their money back. official for the more than seventy people are being treated now for cholera in haiti's capital there are fears the epidemic will spread more quickly because of problems with the water supply at the last ones hurrican thomas the disease has already left almost six hundred people dead outside port au prince millions are now considered at risk . what works on main story this hour ahead of the g. twenty summit in the south korean capital seoul artie's been talking to the russian president's top economic advisor a card of a court which is interviews coming your way. next.

well the time has come for another g twenty summit would you think which issues will dominate the agenda. or do traditional leaders discuss. balances discuss how to coordinate. crisis and the world just this time and so leaders will probably fall. through it to an international system markets. imbalances that. can be created in the streets of cairo created by the recent decision. to.

expand more into the mission states. potential. protectionist measures in other countries to make sure as a national markets are stable do you have a feeling that maybe in the recent summit snow has been a certain failure to address our long term issues that the world economy needs and the focus is rather on the sort of short term responses to the events that happened to be happening during or around the time that the g twenty summit is taking place . approach is quite natural in the station. just a few months of war were on the global economy and was killed. as a crisis response immediate response was the main concern. for a new leader and for a collective decision making as well. just twenty will gradually move to

a long term agenda and it's happening. but it will take time it's still developing situation developing former leaders suggest to each other and. i think they will focus on a longer term issue more and more including the soul side do you think a possibility of a trade war between the united states and china is possible as some experts are warning the two countries so much interconnected in your. actions may lead to a major trade war. can worsen the situation in each. of the congress so most likely they will find a compromise let's speak of europe european countries have had to tighten their belts which has led to massive protests do you think there measures are adequate and to what extent. is responsible policy. domestically its political.

domestic perspective it's hard to do and finding the right time consistent way to tighten the belt is a huge challenge for any government in europe and across the world right now but couldn't they just do better by printing more money is the united states. inflation is always danger. in europe. many people are more afraid to vote and pollutions about things we believe the budget deficit street below are. good or we believe that you can always find ways to improve efficiency in. your budgets for a new race you provide public services so. less money or more money let's take a step aside from the g twenty for a moment and discuss the deadly what all rushes chances of joining the world trade

organization next year and what should russia expect once it's a member. joining the region next year a bigger than. they were the main reason being. a huge progress chief. in. the united states so this was one of the kid is a recent period from considering. the russians united states and all the future so if. you think it works in this respect we are working on concerning the meaning technical issues including issues related to. the customs union our customs union has brought us in for their strong real work. for all of our membership and each year but that's technical it's not a political issue you're talking about protectionism while many central banks across the world are expanding their presence on the currency market and defined

the boundaries the russian central bank quite on the contrary has made the ruble even more flexible don't you fear that this might make the ruble too vulnerable and open the door to an influx of speculative money for most of the countries that we compare ourselves. to a much more flexible exchange rate systems before our system is too much tighter than most of the countries so we're coming to a normal. station. a more flexible exchange rate system. we'll create. a much more flexible environment for central bank to conduct. and also. before. companies send people to plan. what to do with ways or risk so for a. one time. increase and so. do the actions of the exchange theory

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many more will become. children. in the future. it's midnight thirty here in moscow thanks for being with us on kevin our in with the top stories from tonight looming currency wars are threatening to overshadow the summit of the world's twenty most powerful countries as their leaders gather in seoul the discussions are expected to focus on whether the world's biggest economy should be allowed to take self-preservation measures at

a cost to other nations. tens of thousands of british university students are marching against plans to travel the fees to nine thousand pounds a year britain's biggest protest yet against deep budget cuts and comes after leaders agreed to ramp up funding for the new. the un islam the human rights record of the us racial profiling prisoner abuse and the existence of the death penalty but among the key concerns. in our special report coming up now we explore the legacy of world war two hidden under the depths of the black sea. with the bags packed and supplies all loaded the year's main event is about to kick off. the media.