u.s. embassies all along into damage control after the details of thousands of. diplomatic cables published some even critical of america's closest allies. to senior nuclear scientists in iran between one and the other injured there are suggestions it could be part of attempts to undermine tehran's atomic ambitions. and residents. refused to leave their prime city center to make way for an airport expansion unless the government makes it worth their while.

a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow. workings over u.s. diplomacy being put on display for the world to see thanks to a whistleblower web site wiki leaks thousands of communiques reveal often damning opinions on the host countries including close allies among them seemingly illegal plans to spy on top u.n. figures and the suggestion the state department knew georgia was planning an attack . before it happened. reports. we understand that this is only a first part of almost a quarter of a million documents to be published by the controversial web site wiki leaks and it may seem sensational to some of the facts which are listed in these documents and may be jeopardizing the reputation of american diplomacy as a whole but to many experts the as new revealed revelations by their website is not something completely new and is not something completely unexpected in fact many experts say that these facts are something many journalists and politicians have

always known about and they just needed an official truth which was found in the form of these publications by the website we know pretty much more of. a thing. there is a thing would be theory to see it in print on documents all to summarize what the week elites website had to say this time is many different issues many different new facts about the way the american diplomacy has been behaving in the last several years in particular the plans to spy on u.n. top officials during the u.n. general assembly to wiretap their phones and acquire their fingerprints and credit card numbers also a discreet supporter of the kurdish party in turkey despite it had been never openly admitted that the support was there and in fact the washington has been turkey's very strong ally so this is somehow somehow

a betrayal of its very close ally according to the website and also very interesting facts instructions revealed by the we can leaks instructions to the west in the european. diplomats on how and when to leave the u.n. general assembly hall during the reagan presidency speech so all these collections are brits seem to be pretty interesting but the one question which is really interesting to many experts right now as is the timing of all of these publications obviously all these facts listed by the website relate to the george. to two thousand and eight and earlier than that and many experts are trying to find out as to why it was published now with obama administration in office and maybe see a clear connection here believing that this is an attempt to pin the sins and wrongdoings of the bush era into the current administration as i understand by my administration. to pay the bills or the last administration.

thousand and four two thousand and five and so i personally have a friend in the. ongoing attack on president obama which started not today and which aims. to allow him to be reelected some of the information by the website was distributed exclusively to the russian reporter magazine and that is it really interesting information in that sense that it is related to the two thousand and eight south the set in conflict the website reported that the us ambassador at the time john thout who is now at the us ambassador to ukraine knew some twenty four hours before georgian bombs started falling on the south and capital that the georgian military complexes were heading towards the south. and several days later he discreetly contacted washington asking to initiate an information campaign. to protest soccer president saakashvili his name as if the whole world wasn't

expecting that second city started this war and also we know according to this information from the website that several countries including the baltic states and poland they knew about the fact that saakashvili was the one who started this attack and saw the said thoughts they still went on to protect georgia and officially support the country in that war also another interesting information. published by the website is that the american diplomats some american diplomats have been using rather abuse if. descriptions of world leaders including the russian president and russian prime minister they were deliberating as to who is actually running the running things in russia suggesting that it was like even put in who is still in charge despite that he is the prime minister not by the president well these speculations are not something completely new basically one could read about it in many western newspaper magazine and besides these these

talks these conversations were taking place in the george w. bush era in two thousand and eight and earlier than the us you know as long as we have this reset of relations between moscow and washington maybe the opinions among the u.s. diplomats are now different but indeed this is we have to see what the reaction of the u.s. diplomats on those revealing why do we do next will be. reporting that while their chief editor of a russian reporter magazine says that wiki leaks could never have happened without people inside the u.s. government wanting the information to be exposed. these leaks would never have happened if not for the number of insiders who are ready to lead this information it looks like it's linked to the wars in iraq and afghanistan when officers and astute that they're working for a not exactly fair business and this moral decay inside the pentagon caused these leaks the main thing this leak has done is break the illusion that the state department has everything under control they have been exposed mechanisms not

secret but quite simple and cynical partners of the u.s. will be more careful now it's another sign that the u.s. is no longer dominating the world. and that is vitaly labor in the chief editor of the russian reported magazine. a prominent iranian nuclear scientist has been killed and another wounded in a pair of bomb attacks in tehran report suggests they were targeted in two different locations both by men on motorcycles who touched bombs to their cars journalist and broadcaster kiana mokhtari who's in tehran believes it senator to iran's nuclear program from abroad if you live in iran it's a very peaceful place nothing much ever happens here when these kind of actions are carried out it is generally from abroad and it's carried out with their coordination with their planning and their agents who might have been able to get in the country which in this case they have and countries that are interested and

are using iran's nuclear program to broadcast adverse publicity are known to the world and they're also known for their terrorist activities and the proxy terrorist organizations in the middle east so i can't expand any more on that there are interested parties and i think the world already knows who they are iran's nuclear program is very extensive but it is entirely peaceful now why would they want to hamper country's efforts to get on i have no idea they're reactors they used to make medicine they used to generate electricity they light water reactors there can't be any deviations keeping iran under their thumb is one of the main main objectives of such actions. kiana mokhtari that journalist and broadcaster in tehran while you all with live from moscow coming your way in just a few minutes staying put in the sun. if you really get a sense of what do we and we are not moving from this area poverty stricken

residents the indian government coming to a dead long keeping plans for airport expansion on the ground. the report suggests china's top foreign affairs diplomat could be sent to north korea as early as monday all of this as part of attempts to ease tensions on the peninsula beijing a once an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in north korea disarmament talks well south korea says it's not interested in formally resuming talks on the subject at this time tensions have been stoked by the u.s. and south korea holding four day joint military exercises in the yellow sea near the disputed maritime border john yang has reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on and it comes just days after the north claiming it was provoked fired artillery on an island of belonging to the south killing four people pepe escobar a brazil correspondent for the age of time says the only way to resolve the conflict between the koreas is to proceed with the talks. you can accuse the north

korean regime of anything but they are rational actors they are not crazy they're not foolish the have a kind of bunker mentality when they feel they're under siege they can react in sometimes some predictable ways but usually very aggressively like if you corner a cat even the cat will go at you even if europe huge lion so do you only possible solution which the north koreans themselves are always saying look we need to sit down and talk and the chinese don't want to rock at all they don't want to unified korea they want to start to school they want norris. kind of laurel s. there allie you know very very sensitive border they don't want to always unified korea with american bases in the what is today north korea so are the chinese and for to north korea it's just looks like an attacking exercise specially because the

joint u.s.s. george washington which is basically a floating war machine with six thousand soldiers and fighter jets it's a nuclear bomb where you name it they could destroy the whole country state want to know how it's going to be i will see as well this is a useless struggle cation pepe escobar speaking that he presumably is correspondent for the asia times well don't forget there are always many more stories on our website that's going to come and here's a look at what you'll find waiting for you online right now if you don't mind a bit of adventure you might consider signing up for the russian army which is now recruiting foreigners. and get a fresh perspective on global politics without a satirical constitutions like cotton but always hard hitting. puts you in the picture.

it's the biggest aviation hub in india and the whole of south asia but plans for the much needed expansion of mumbai's main airport are being hampered by the surrounding slums the government wants to relocate thousands of families living that although as karen singh reports the proposals have yet to take off. this is the first glimpse most people get of mumbai india's financial capital it's not a pretty sight with around one hundred thousand families sharing their walls with the international airport this is not just an eyesore it's a huge security hazard also on. as far as the runway lengths are concerned as far as development of hangars is concerned you know these are activities which the airport requires expansion of the terminal building today we're chock a block at the airport where you have almost a one hour of circling time for every aircraft the government hopes to clear that

three hundred acres of airport land the slum is a good step on but attempts to relocate the slum dwellers have met with stiff opposition like many others here are a couple of fears her livelihood will be disrupted if she moves on but i'm not concerned with the airport has expanded or not but where we are staying now a replacement houses should be in the same area and largely here so here children work at the airport and women and money by cleaning utensils right here if you really came to us what do we end we are not moving from this area. two years ago all the state government gave the contract to leading developer each b i l two we have a late date the slum residence by building them homes up to seven kilometers away but with the state agencies acquiring land to accommodate only one in every four families many prefer to stay poor with every change there is going to be resistance

but having said that people are aware the slum we have british an unknown by works . at the same time because now they are being shifted from lines which they currently occupying some of them will not qualify the slum residents occupy prime land in the center of mumbai and they had no way importing source of votes into the government will be forced them out as a result their demands have become even more ambitious. you know let me live in this family should receive at least one hundred eighty thousand dollars this company station actually slipped me by it will cost that much this is expensive but at least the family can live frugally the government can even give us this conversation money or provide placement in this area here this has become an important piece of the government with mumbai airport already congested it desperately needs to learn that the slum has encroached upon we increase its capacity a second airport has been sanctioned on the outskirts of mumbai but this will not

be ready to let these two thousand and fifteen sort of means to be seen if the government will win the battle against the residents of this being by slum route and seeing r.t. india. and in the us the failure growing poverty and unemployment has strengthened accusations that the rich are the ones favored by and see crisis measures next hour in cross talk of people fell on his gas discuss what steps should be taken so that the us system doesn't turn into socialism for the rich and the capitalism for the poor here's a preview. we are in a commie remains terribles because because most of it most of the capital flowing towards the public sector i mean if they have the government will allow first of all. a real economic contraction to take place and we can get down and we can wring out some of this bad debt but only they realize. that you want twenty percent unemployment is that we need twenty percent unemployment this austerity scheme does not work. and are going to create want to hear that and you are going to be

followed by mr hinde words in the right jim go ahead go ahead and singapore and i mean we're in the midst inward in the in the united states in the past twenty or thirty years as you were pointing out we've had some unbelievable dislocations we have we have done things which no country in the world should do we have run up debts which we can never pay off no matter how hard we try what the politicians are and you say we don't have to have a recovery from that i mean when you have a long hangover you've got to recover when you have along the onus you have to really whenever you make mistakes mr hand would somebody has got to pay for those mistakes and it should be the ridge and we shouldn't. cross because coming your way next hour well the length of the u.s. led war in afghanistan has now outstripped that of the soviet campaign that into its tenth year now it's set to last for another four as combat troops plan to withdraw in two thousand and fourteen well ati's military contributor colonel you

have many who says the situation there is only getting more complicated the u.s. military campaign in afghanistan. has beaten the servant to record all of duration well naturally this new american record has triggered lots of questions regarding to what extent is it possible even to compare the some of the it and nato campaigns in the same country well what most experts and analysts have totally missed is that it is not correct to compare at all that then some of it and now american military presence in afghanistan paradoxically for no other reason that it these steel the same thirty years plus war that had been triggered by a back in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine it started as this cia proxy war against this soviet union then after the soviet forces was drawled that television

came in to get rid of the anarchy only to be followed by the united states operation enduring freedom when they came counting for osama bin laden so now this is the american face of this seems thirty years plus war reach was also triggered by the united states now it's totally in capsulated within this very mood of triangle pakistan to united states and afghanistan itself and incidents of abuse and civilian deaths in afghanistan is something u.s. forces could have long been blamed for a sophie shevardnadze discuss this and other parts of the american led campaign with afghan foreign minister dr zalmai rassoul that interview is coming your way in fifteen minutes time but here's a quick look. at the creative tension to be sure of detainees be sure of civilian casualties admission did issue of the night raids in the house

moved in more to afghan forces would be charges to come but less than this would be discussing the problems. just turning twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow you are with r.t. and time now to check out some other headlines from all around the world this hour and a swiss voters have merrily passed a controversial new law that will see foreigners deported if they're convicted of serious crimes the vote has caused outrage among human rights movements while the country's justice minister called it an expression of insecurity far right and the immigration sentiment has been growing rapidly in switzerland a year ago swiss voters passed another controversial law banning the construction of minarets mosques. the brazilian government is claiming victory in a yearlong fight against a group of drug traffickers that's after security forces swooped in on the gang stronghold in one of rio de janeiro's most dangerous slums the fighting left forty

five dead and caused hundreds to flee barricade themselves indoors the country is trying to bring rampant crime under control before it hosts the two thousand and fourteen football world cup and the two thousand and sixteen olympics. patients are wrapped up the elections on sunday amid outbreaks of violence and claims of fraud almost all of the presidential candidates denounce the vote accusing the outgoing president of a fix quake devastated countries are still battling a growing cholera epidemic which has so far claimed more than thirteen hundred life much of the eleven billion dollars in aid promised by the international community has yet to arrive. well now in a special report on the way later today the american media is put under the spotlight by journalist sue wilson she examines how it shapes public opinion and whether it's a gateway to information or a means of manipulation. it

was created to serve public interest. and to entertain. you these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of . sand and. you can involve in a community where you have one large corporation controlling building newspapers radio stations television stations cable outlets you told me that that sounds like the public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues. talk now for the business news with you.

that's right time to delve into the world of business the biggest foreign investor in gas from has revealed why it's selling up electricity giant. three and a half percent stake is not strategic as it shifts its focus from here to asia but ella's say never achieved the influence it wanted with gas problems the two companies are currently negotiating about gas prices falling the slump in european demand. russia finest chief talk to r.t.f. a opening with a new shot to a power plant what you see in front of you is very strategic number one what you see in front of you is a combined cycle gas turbine you know it's the most efficient operating in this country what is non-strategic it's more something that we don't feel we have the right competency for this is our competency what you see in front of us we are an excellent builder or constructor and organizer of c c t projects and we try to meet the expectations of the russian government. russia is the fifth largest gold

producer in the world but despite rocketing prices the gold growth is slowing archie's touch on the put it quote explores why russia could be left behind in the gold rush. there is the world. wide berth. here. when we got on to ground with saw just one man drilling before the ninety's said that in their mind in the urals used to employ three thousand workers producing five tonnes of gold a year now it produces as little as five hundred kilograms of the precious metal and even though gold now come on sky high prices the miners here still left behind in the gold rush which it's hard and expensive to work in mining metal producers

hike prices all the time transport and electricity monopolies raise tariffs constantly miners say there is enough gold and silver down here to last for another century but experts argue mining such old deposits is profitable the industry is still leaving all of the results of soviet geological exploration and isn't desperate need off new projects there is growth in certain companies that are either extending and expanding existing mines or are bringing online. mining projects that were already known about frankly thirty years ago there's very little you know new things that are being developed are going to be factors of growth going forward so if the current situation doesn't change now in ten years you can forget about growth it's not going to happen because there's just there's nothing else there's nothing to mind. one of the main drags on gold exploration is the law on strategic resources if a company with. foreign capital finds

a mind of more than fifty tons of gold it risks losing its license as such deposits become strategic the government is now considering easing restrictions and opening deposits of up to two hundred fifty tonnes to foreign investors the gold in russia it's going to be here it's not going anywhere it's in the ground we have borders russia has a large bureaucracy has a large tax forces a large security force has porter controls. the go get a go what difference does it make who mines it up you mind it up you pay your taxes the central bank can basically buy the gold if they want to so you know that from that point of view you're secure analysts say before the law on strategic resources came into force in two thousand and six almost all the major gold mining projects in russia were built with foreign capital that helped industrialize the sector making that contrie the world's fifth largest gold producer if the industry is

reopened for foreigners the growth prospects of russian gold mining could become the best in the world if you know but if you have a business are to the girls. are learned one approval for an eighty five billion euro emergency aid package european finance ministers battles to contain the debt crisis the country will receive over six to seven billion heroes from the european union and the international monetary fund and pull out another seventeen and help billion euros from its own pension reserves ireland becomes the second sure country to seek a rescue after greece this is budget deficit why did destabilize the your earlier this year forcing the e.u. to set up a seven hundred fifty billion here a rescue package to bailout the troubled economy. and a quick look at the markets european stock markets are down the main players losing how well the banks are among the gainers after european union finance ministers

approved a bailout. island with eighty five billion euros h.s.b.c. holdings is up almost two percent. and in russia the indices have slipped into red off the starting the day on the positive note most of the blue chips are down the biggest loser is world colleague down more than one and a half percent world probably shares continue to damage to a rail link the company uses to ship or touch from its main russian line. that's all we have time for now but you can always get more stores small website r.t. dot com slash business.

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