russian build bushehr reactor will soon begin pumping electricity to iranian cities in the town in africa has the details overrun didn't announce the exact date when the nuclear power plant was launched and they say it is because there is still a lot of testing to be done and how before it starts pumping electricity into iranian homes they're expecting it to happen within the next one to two months. hopefully we will witness a large deliberation rooms for breach when the bush or plant is connected to the country's power grid well even though iran didn't announce the exact date it came as no surprise russian companies or saddam that helped to build this nuclear power plant has loading a fuel into make nuclear powerplants began on the twenty sixth of october now the next step which will the fuel that has been loaded will be heating the water that will be generating steam that will be turning that european and then generating you know electricity and distilled is too soon to say that's a pushchair is now working as full capacity as there are a lot of testing that has to be down to have iran is currently under un sanctions

against its nuclear program and the last round of sanctions was imposed to this summer with threats that indeed iran might be creating a nuclear weapons who bushehr is not the part of a new iran's nuclear program that is a big concern to the west that is a peaceful nuclear power plants and international experts are saying that there's very little chance of proliferation also the russian companies will start them that help operate it helps operate and help to build the nuclear power plant says that both russian and iranian experts are working under the supervision of international atomic energy experts and what's also very important is that marshall will be supplying the nuclear power plant with its enriched uranium but also taking the nuclear waste out of the country in order to make sure that it's not used in any other way either a other than the peaceful purposes. nuclear nonproliferation expert from the russian center for policy studies at all of says russia will supervise operations

in the bush air power plant at all levels we provide well north of there out of there will be russian engineers present at the facility there of the facility it is quite well controlled by russia iran will get both electricity and experience from the safer to and security viewpoint russia provides some may think there may be a proliferation concern there is none of the opposite it opens new avenues for in good cement off iran in talks about peaceful uses of nuclear energy and transparency on that. to switzerland now and people are set to vote on whether immigrants who commit crimes should be automatically deported supporters of the move say foreign a friendly policy should be reversed to protect locals but in a country with a high proportion of immigrants many think the proposal balloted in sunday's

referendum is too punitive. silly or has this report two years ago twenty two year old life was brutally cut short we. my son was at the carnival with his friend he was just standing and having a conversation with three young men came towards him and started beating him with their fists on the hit beat him until he fell and then started kicking him on the beat him to death for no reason no reason at all they did it just for fun. details then emerged the victim was swiss the attackers were from the balkans and to immigration sentiment rose giving traction to a referendum proposal to make it mandatory for foreign criminals with heavy crimes such as murder and rape to be kicked out of the country just a year after voting in favor of a law banning the building of new minarets on mosques the swiss are set to return to the polls on sunday with another yes or no decision to make they're out of paper

should no longer be in switzerland because they don't deserve to be answered so to some people i mean they get so much money and they are an idiot acting ice cream it is i mean because no nomadic september. you can keep them all out we need immigrants period. over sure a member of the swiss people's party which initiated this referendum is adamant that the answer should be yes eighty percent of the prisoners in the swiss prisons are foreigners it's a very high every age you see our attitude in these foreigners we have a lot of foreigners in switzerland who behave within the law who respect the law who look for themselves they are welcome here in other words out with a black sheep a sensitive statement to make in a country with more than a fifth of its population made up of immigrants one of the largest in europe wary

of a backlash from the e.u. and the world this response released a counterproposal with amendments to the list of crimes and provisions stating that deportations must fall within both swiss and international law still either version is seen by some as another anti immigration move adding on to what's been dubbed as a rising wave and immigration sentiment sweeping across the country and the whole of europe can you make a difference between drug dealer who was from nigeria or from russia from india or is a swiss is a drug dealer a drug dealer a better one so i don't make a difference between someone who is doing something wrong the law should not look whether he's white brown black or whatever what language you speak for the father of the the debate is a personal one he prefers not to divulge his vote but does say this those who come to switzerland if they don't become delinquent are violent then there will be no problem other one had the very idea of

a proposed law targeting immigrants has raised accusations of racism and intolerance but could also be a way of saying that even tolerance has its limits no matter the outcome of this referendum vote many european nations will continue to face such tough questions the answers to which may keep boiling down to a yes or a no just source. r t. well coming up later in the program for you moscow's stand still people are suffocating the city paralyzed with traffic find out if there is a solution to the daily gridlock here. but first in these debt ridden times many nations are living beyond their means and the republic of georgia is no exception the country in the heart of the caucasus has a foreign debt spiraling out of control spreading fears it could soon go bankrupt critics say cash is being squandered by the president on vanity projects that serve little purpose as. reports. anyone

who's ever received a hefty credit card bill the pain of having to pay off. well judy could face an eight hundred million dollars in interest payments by twenty thirty. to spiralling foreign debts. with level of debt has doubled over three years there is an international norm saying that if a country's external debt which is sixty percent of g.d.p. in the country is considered bankrupt we are currently at over the forty percent mark in georgia continues this it is entirely possible that we will find ourselves in that situation. external debt is now a major concern for the country and the government has come under heavy criticism for borrowing so extensively one of the main criticisms has been the government's heavy investment in construction projects such as the freedom bridge which many people is that was completely unnecessary but it was built just a couple of hundred meters away from the bridge that withstood. with the foreign

debt growing the country's economic potential needed to be growing today. that with wind one of its only strong export products and a lack of investment in areas that will generate. government will have no way of paying back what. we think it will be very difficult to cover such large payments from the state budget and the country may have to refinance the debt meaning it will have to take even more money from international organizations and partner countries so just what have they been spending all that money on. well the new bridge for starters which kashdan at an estimated six million dollars. then there's the presidential palace is snazzy need glass dame which guess is between twenty one . million dollars. and a number of other controversial projects including a glass monument and a raid which totaled two hundred nine million dollars. the glass buildings which

were symbols dreamed up by president saakashvili to portray a new chance parents government now see clearly ironic. expensive. to spend this money broach this is really say this is really a fraud. to be held accountable for the. decision in carrying such large debts to the country has also done little to improve the conditions of the population. such. as be. held to expenditure so. expenditures have. been really. economists say this

foreign debt is now one of the most serious problems facing the country the georgian government say they've used the money to rebuild the country and forge a bright future that for taxpayers that it seems carries a multi-million pound price tag that bell be paying off for a long time to come so fast. moscow's traffic is infamous with millions of drivers spending hours and daily gridlock a rapidly growing capital where almost everyone owns a car is compounding the situation but the new mayor has a raft of plans to tackle the problem leaving muscovites hopeful for a solution before the city does come to a complete hold over. the time when moscow streets was base empty is long gone nowadays the city's traffic jams on a tory as the city has become so congested the problem has been given a top priority at a top level the ministers of the mess plan has sim good points if at least half of

them realize they have found to be fewer traffic jams. that could save a cabbie like yaroslav up to three hours per day going nowhere at the time he would no longer spend breathing in exhaust fumes would. of course you won't get a heart attack from one traffic jam co-edit if it several times a day for many hours add that to other adverse factors and your body will wear out so much faster the problem was born in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's when many of moscow's major roads were planned back then hardly anyone imagined a moscow family owning two or even three cars. despite all recent efforts the speed of traffic has been dropping you know on year experts blame it primarily on a severe shortage of space junk on us for in moscow over the past fifty years but the amount of road building was far from fast enough can you believe that we have three times fewer rights than in paris or. the lack of car parking forces drivers

to ditch their cars on the sides of the already congested roads and this is the old way of tackling a problem the new man promises a different approach his draft plan suggests among others road widening tolls and removing most ground level pedestrian crossings public transport also faces a major overhaul slow a trolley buses will be chased out of the city center by foster alternatives russia's very n.g.'s glow now satellite system will also be used to monitor jams while traffic cops will be replaced by automatic. all these cameras and monitors only cover forty percent of the city far from enough say the police the system needs updating and modernizing none of which can happen without a serious injection of cold hard cash the mayor is now looking for ways to raise the billions of rubles needed for the changes not everyone though is happy with the

scheme a suggestion to ban trucks from the city during daylight has sparked protest from their drivers not about the hardware which you don't turn should be for sleeping networking. people have rested night so should we. ironically the time saving move could end up costing people more retail companies in moscow claimed it would be impossible to deliver goods at night while replacing large cargo trucks with many smaller vans would trigger a surge in prices rather short the good guys don't drive through the city on their own will burn the nerves and petrol to to provide for moscow's every day life we hope they don't think being the trucks will mean heaven as follows because it won't . but most traffic experts agree the man's proposals are reasonable as long as it's not just a publicity stunt and the money is the problem for making scenes like this one

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new warnings against the war crimes calling them. provocation. thanks. to all the now and thousands of march in the streets of dublin to protest against the country's harsh austerity measures which include slashing jobs and increasing taxes it's the first major rally since aren't open negotiations for an e.u. i.m.f. package last week the trade unions say it's just the first of many more to follow around ninety billion euros and expect to be pumped into double and triple economy financial troubles are spreading around the euro zone with fears portugal and spain may be next in line for a buy. brazil backed by helicopters normal vehicles are continuing to crack down on gang violence in the slums of rio de janeiro thirty five people being killed in clashes since drug gangs burned several houses and attacked. station district. he's launched the operation to make the city safe for the twenty sixteen olympic.

and we got some news just coming in it's been reported that a cargo plane that's crashed into a densely populated residential area in karate the crash in pakistan's largest city sparked a huge blaze casualties on the ground appear likely as reports accommodation buildings for naval officers are on fire the country's aviation authority says it was a russian made cargo plane heading to that came down. well more details on that as soon as we get it here on r.t. well that brings you up to date for the moment coming up next nato leaders have mapped out the withdrawal of the combat troops from afghanistan in four years meanwhile they're all adults or kabul will be able to manage security. in an interview with r.t. the afghan foreign minister dr paul said it's time for the country to stand on its own two feet or intervene next.

week you. think. you. have got a foreign minister saying let us all thank you very much for being with us today as a foreign minister when soviet forces withdrew from afghanistan you have been

publishing a resistance journal for eighteen years what did you and your compatriots expect for your country's future back then. afghanistan wanted to be free independent and sovereign country to be friendly with his neighbors good region and have his own destinies their own hand something that you wanted and something that the afghans would want how would you describe this. state of your nation as of today afghan people have been at war for the last thirty years since nine eleven two thousand and one when international community came to afghanistan to liberate afghanistan from defeat of the taliban. afghanistan is facing tremendous challenges to build itself. because for thirty years for a country which solidly was a poor country has been completely destroyed so the challenge is. rebuilding the country giving the normal life toward people are our children go to school to have

a health care target you cation. that is what you're trying to do now with our friends british defense chief general sir david richards said that nato should prepare for another thirty forty years to stay in afghanistan which makes a mockery of their plans transition in two thousand and fourteen what do you think needs to change its strategy and do you think that strategy defeating the tribal opposition was right in the first place number one it's not a tribal position it is a fight against terrorism and extremism and the tribal chief in the tribal people of the first victim of the terrorism which are being killed every day. the date of two thousand and fourteen it's afghan proposal president karzai is a first degree speech in the second term said that afghanistan should take the responsibility of its own security starting by two thousand and eleven and if an issue by two thousand and fourteen that's been proposed and i dropped it in london

and kabul conference by international community and that's been concretized and had that summit in lisbon that's a real things that afghanistan should be in the hands of afghans and the security of afghanistan is the responsibility of the afghans so starting by two thousand and eleven and finishing by two thousand and fourteen the afghan national security forces. will be in charge of security of canada and the remaining ports of international community need to or not will be supporting force not a fighting force how is the russian effort to help the russian effort to what to help the war effort perceived in kabul i think russia is a great country a great power in the world a great partner of afghanistan in the region and we seek the support and cooperation of russia for peace and security in afghanistan because the security in afghanistan the stability of afghanistan is not only for afghanistan it took effect

disability and security of the region including russia so wonderful our product of our foreign policy the fight against terrorism and extremism and stability of afghanistan in the region is regional cooperation because the fight against terrorism and extremism is not only individual afghanistan it is a regional issue so if you cannot find a solution the additional solution for it will be in deep trouble because that will continue until the longest time sir you told the un general assembly and i quote you to complement our efforts towards eliminating poppy production we wish to see greater action to counter smuggling of precursors into our country and to reduce demand and consumption of drugs in other countries as of today over two and a half million russians are addicted to afghan heroin this is where mr why has your administration and your allies failed to tackle the poppy production first of all the poppy production in afghanistan have to result of thirty years of war and

lawlessness and despair of the afghan people who do new tomorrow he's going to be a life or not you know security for their future. secondly when he came to our back to afghanistan in two thousand and eleven to two thousand and one two thousand and two don't have any institution to fight it no police no judicial system no army and in that will take time before you can put. in place but the fight that is not quite dick is also one of the priority of afghanistan because afghanistan will pay first for that suffer first before they are there will suffer from it and you're not taking the benefit of that because demand reduced by the traffickers will go outside afghanistan and not stay in afghanistan so definitely it is there it is a major fight that we are in a good conduct this fight cannot be done by afghanistan alone we need support of international community we need the support of the regions by enforcement of law

by us mentioned a precursor which are not produced in afghanistan is proof outside afghanistan and came inside afghanistan we will do our things our job to reduce and eliminate poppy cultivation afghanistan but also do war in the region should do did it forced to reduce the demand because because because the demand the production of poppies there so it's a common effort money for reducing the cultivation giving too far out of afghanistan the alternative which they would accept to to grow something poppy elections have also been a lot in needs lately two actions have taken place in nato led invasion both sat fraudulent with the rigging with results published only two months after the poll what do you say to those who are claiming you and your allies are planning an unsustainable political system afghanistan is a democratic system afghanistan after thirty years of war and lawlessness no

government practically would different kind of government. now system to democratic process is taking root cause you know you cannot make democracy in one day in your country especially in a country that had been at war for fifty years so i think that there are problems are going to be a problem and i think the problem on election is not only in a specific in afghanistan lots of countries even more developed countries have higher up has had problems in the election but the process is going on and people are now living in democracy that's the reason people are complaining millions of people in a very difficult condition of security when to vote a lot of women for the first time in afghanistan are winner in the election to be men a lot of places dear good news with afghanistan well afghanistan cannot be switzerland or sweden in nine years mr foreign minister thank you very much for this interview

and i wish you and your people every success in achieving peace and democracy in your country. seventy six hours of intense fighting. six thousand desert of beach front battlefields several kilometers long. and now there is only one person who cares. if we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is very most appropriate signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but torture way where so many guys died. a new battle is going on. will the history be protected. return

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