i realize i should've that in australia it's still happy dies and this. really there isn't a story we're void of the process was by recreating the conditions that caused in the first place they restarted a housing bubble a debt for honest housing bubble but they're still thinking happy days are here again and never going to go i and most of the two open destroyers about how we handled it expected twenty years of continuous prosperity so this is news and knowledge definitely australia all right steve kane thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest steve keen if you were to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is nice guys are saying bio.

tonight poland asks russia to carry out further investigations following the publication of the official report into a presidential plane crash but its authors hit back claiming there's nothing more to say. despite a reluctance to accept the findings of this latest report polish prime minister

says this will not spoil good relations with russia all the details from warsaw are just a few months. also in the program the start arms reduction treaty and russia's progress with the e.u. and nato highlighted as russian foreign minister sergei lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten. patients who found refuge in the united states after last year's earthquake maybe forced out of the country and away from their families. hello this is r t it's now eight pm thursday night here in moscow my name's kevin zero in and our top story this hour poland's prime minister says his country will carry out its own investigation into april's plane crash which killed the polish president warsaw's been expressing anger over the official findings and says russian air traffic controllers should have stopped the plane from landing the

authors of the report though have defended their work and say no stone was left unturned katrina reports tonight from warsaw. perhaps one of the most important statements to come from donald news conference is that poland is accepting part of the responsibility for this my land plane crash and that of course is. a different statement from those that poland has made previously saying that an investigation should be conducted into why the russian side has. accepted responsibility for that part of that part of the statement poland still hasn't changed despite the fact that the polish prime minister said that poland does accept part of the responsibility he says that it takes courage for their counterparts in this case russia of course in the investigation to do the same thing and admit the accept the other part of responsibility in the tragic plane crash diplomats. diplomacy

imposed should not hamper the investigation for us the most important the polish investigators will do the report the parts that are missing will not change what's already there. the chicago convention gives us the right to search for the chance of a joint position and we plan to ask moscow for consultations that would be to a joint report acceptable to both countries with the main who is not a compromise to find the truth and despite the fact that the polish prime minister's words do seem to suggest that the report published by the interstate aviation committee is not exactly well explained accepted here in poland he was very careful to underline that this tragic incident will not be a stumbling block in the good relations between moscow and warsaw that he looks forward to working closely with russia to complete the investigation in his own words and to find out every little fact pertaining to this terrible tragedy so that

every our has been daughter and every team crossed of course of this as you can imagine has been the top story in poland for the last few days. it still is today some of course say that russian air controllers are also partly responsible for the crash in smiling and that killed the polish president and his entourage saying that the air traffic controllers should have stopped the pilots from attempting to land should have forbidden them an opportunity granted them an opportunity to risk such a landing in such weather missions however russian ministry officials transport ministry officials and various international aviation experts have said that air traffic controller simply doesn't have that kind of authority given to me and i'm slightly surprised mileage remarks that the air controllers should have forbidden the plane to land as it has been said and through the many times that under the existing regulations it's up to the captain of

a special international flight to take an independent decision on takeoff and landing you know the air traffic controllers simply didn't have the right to ban the landing which you see the problem is not in being brave enough to admit some facts it's much more important that unbiased objective investigation is carried out and so nobody should be afraid of its findings they are crucial for the safety of future flights and for the avoidance of disasters like that the polish side at the moment doesn't seem to be willing to accept the report published by the interstate committee as unbiased and detailed enough to it's like and. as mentioned in the finding of the technical commission the investigation into the crash ended and the report is final i want to underline once again that in accordance with the international laws the body investigating aviation incidents must be absolutely impartial i must withstand political or any other interference of pressure of

course we'll keep you updated with any developments from here the polish capital. experts believe the fact that poland eventually accepted a large part of the blame is because it's very came to keep its relations with russia. the polish government is very much. just very much understand that the russian polish. relationship is very important at the moment and. so that's one political reason and otherwise i think i did the report doesn't say anything sensational apart that most of the blame according to that research been done lies on the polish side which is of course difficult to swallow but in general there is not nothing sensational about it before this horrible tragedy the relationship between poland and russia was on a better track but it still was very difficult after this horrible accident this is almost the irony of history it's becoming it became much better but still there are

a lot of doubts in poland about the future course of government in connection with the relationship with russia so it is very very painful issues still. very much understand that politics plays a major role in this. the russian foreign minister is a lot of the main events that shaped moscow's international policy in twenty ten seven said that he hopes russia and nato will be able to find common ground over a joint missile defense project. the year two thousand and ten will go down in history as the year of radical change in the relations between the two countries all says the year of signing a new strategic arms reduction treaty and the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said he's very happy with the work the two countries have done in two thousand and seventeen through their relations and what it takes for another successful years simply for the two countries to fulfill to fulfill the promises they made to each other last year this year also this year has been very important

for washing terms of cooperation with the european union as many european leaders have expressed support for that that he would be in security treaty proposed by the president would be different they express that they're supposed to support that in principle and today russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said the dr is prepared to be patient with dialogues and that one. or two of the girls are you able to visit russia's proposal of a new system of european security doesn't mean we're expecting our partners to prove it once we want to get together and talk about the problems of your atlantic security but we haven't yet agreed on how to solve these problems some don't want to change anything they want to keep european security nato centric others who are more far sighted realize that nothing will work with cooperation with russia as an equal partner all we want is a deep discussion on old levels of cooperation another problem that was in the spotlight off today's press conference is iranian nuclear program last year

a bush era nuclear power plant built by russia began operating in technical mode and just in a couple of weeks time it will finally start bringing out tricity to every indian's homes today lava has said that's a russian principle agrees to the idea of international independent observers visits a new nuclear power plant stadia that was suggested by iran. visit to the plans for inspection in order to ensure out of their peaceful purposes nonetheless lover of has said that. it's in no way should replace the six party talks most of us said that he's got high hopes for two thousand and eleven and tourism bhatia major corporation has stressed that despite the speculations russia has never seen nato as a threat and say he actually sees. the status of the relations between russia and nato changing in the near future dramatic. nato is not our strategic

partner however that's the russian needle summit in lisbon we agreed to move towards a strategic partnership this is a breakthrough in relations as a first time such a goals being said on such a high level by the leaders of russia and nato workers and you would like our relations with nato to be free from stereotypes of the past we would also like to make sure nonexistent problems are not as well as deploying our relationships with them so your moves into two thousand and ten has also been very important here in terms of that there are those relations because the talks began on creating a joint anti-missile defense shield in europe with the participation of russia and nato and of course this is something that needs to be worked on a lot this year according to the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov as by achieving this anti-missile defense joint anti-missile defense system this will be a final blow to the heritage of the cold war that still remains in minds of some politicians according to law. so prostrate here moscow time still to come on r.t.

in just a few moments in fact the red hot red light debate a proposed ban on sex in the back page of the newspaper but how is it said to affect the world's oldest profession will we try to find out ahead. a new russian agent we ask the superstar of the eyes of xander ovechkin appears to be the latest to go out into the cold but it's not at all what it seems will split the secrets. a year after the ravaging earthquake life in haiti is rocked by. color of political turmoil and painfully slow reconstruction but for thousands who found refuge in the united states the future is no brighter haitian immigrants of facing deportation not only from a country is more important. see alaska for most american women can relate to can a montra built us locals a working wife and busy mother home with the kids while dad is at work we lay back

we work hard so we can provide the best for our children but are also those crime our family or family that care what we make. for the future if the u.s. government gets its way. just cya. and in tone will become forever fatherless. engine a will enter the pool of single us mothers struggling to make ends meet after all we wrap up at the home of the cell or maybe get our own name only. at any moment gene montoursville the bread winner and twenty five year u.s. resident can be torn away from his family. today the father of four works as a church custodian in manhattan tomorrow the haitian immigrant can be deported back . back to the poorest country in the western hemisphere rocked by an earthquake and deepening humanitarian crisis.

going to war to put his. you know it's. you know it's it's it's not it's not a good thing it's killing me. and my wife my father's. last years seven point zero earthquake killed nearly three hundred thousand haitians and left more than one million homeless a tragedy so grave the u.s. issued an immediate suspension on deportations for his immigrants last month. the obama administration quietly lifted the ban resuming deportations for those with criminal convictions even those like jean montoursville who paid his debt to society serving a living years behind bars for selling drugs in the eighty's he was released from prison in two thousand home morning to. you know or. used to almost.

you know. the very same day u.s. officials resumed deportations of haitian immigrants the state department issued a warning against non-essential travel to haiti alerting americans of continued high crime limited police presence lack of medical care and a cholera outbreak an epidemic so bad the united nations has made a one hundred seventy four million dollar appeal to fight the outbreak it's not good it is now spread all the way across the country because as you know color is a contagious disease it's affected over one hundred thousand people so far. and over twenty five hundred people have perished from the disease. according to attorney sunita patel the deportations are a violation of the conventions against torture and the un declaration of human

rights sending someone back to situation where they are likely to die or are faced a situation where they are. facing the possibility of death is potentially a violation of our obligations under international law yet according to immigrations and customs enforcement up to seven hundred haitians with criminal records will be sent back this year. to a nation wracked by violence food shortages and disease a prospect that brings a feeling of fear to this american family a family broken up not by divorce but by their own government. and obama who really needs to take a look at that consideration the separation of family. because we believe children . and the lives of fathers like jean arguably in danger if or when

his home becomes haiti marina port r.t. new york. the u.s. has been accused of willfully allowing the huge inflow of drugs from south america into the country and it comes from you should know freeway ricky ross was once one of the west coast most notorious drug barons. don't think the government necessarily gave them the drugs or. in a sense they saying to me because they turn a blind eye they know that these guys are sudden verbs but they did absolutely nothing about it the government. this money to fight this war over a new ground we're going to send him east is russia he gave the senate leases on hundred million dollars to fight with congress he cut off all the money from the contras so now the said mrs haddon events reagan and bush.

becomes as they appear pete. they feel that if russia took over nicaragua they would be too close to america they would be in our backyard. i believe that they feel it was more valuable to sacrifice particular sector of america in a race of people in america in order to save the whole country. trying just to mind you can see the full interview with freeway ricky ross in fifteen minutes on this channel r.t. from moscow. spain is divided over a proposed ban on classified sex in national newspapers some say it would protect women from gang exploitation but with prostitution accounting for sixty percent of spanish classified ads it's also going to hurt business these tests are silly as in madrid to investigate the back pages. some scan the headlines other school straight

to the sports section and then there are those who are simply interested in movies . so you open a newspaper in public and it may seem like you're doing some serious reading catching up with awareness political developments but you may very well be looking at a page that's causing much debate in spanish society and in most cases these classified ads serve as a cover up for the work of crime groups the prostitution mafia to be precise. seventy percent of girls and young women were held or kept in confinement in apartments and the only way to contact them is stories poems to the sense that if the ads are banned they can't be helped. but others hold a different view with some saying that banning the ads will not hurt the vice mafia but will hit those who willingly work in the sex trade and. our research shows that most of these girls become prostitutes on their own accord banning the as one stop

human trafficking members of some feminists are getting things that prostitution is not the worst that can happen to a woman this is an issue for women sex appeal in many publishers and editors argue that because prostitution is legal in spain there are within their rights to run the ends badger's was run from l. place one of spain's main newspaper says that until there is a law making it illegal to publish such ads this practice is unlikely to change if we knew that they and other piece of advice from where she. came by ok who are fighting against it. completely from parts from being from asia i mean we will have to wait until the government decides something about banning this or for the touch me this when we come to whether or not her ties in ban will stifle the mafia's illegal activities is being debated but for the newspaper business. is that struggle through the arrival of new media in the recent financial crisis

a ban on sex ads is most certainly it does or sylvia r.t. madrid. just take a look see we've got your online tonight it out c dot com there was a lot of stories there for you of course of interest i'm sure until night the end is in sight for the three hundred forty page long ship stuck in icy waters off russian far east coast for the last two weeks now it's been a heck of an ongoing story an awful lot of hard work to get to them you can follow the saga online you've documented all about dot com also this cute little creature slightly both sides as yet to make its debut at the germans zuber already it's taken a world of storm dear little thing head to our t. dog come to find out more about him.

this is our team from moscow world news a briefing now this thursday night introducing this couple before people have been killed in fresh violence despite an overnight curfew imposed by the government rides have been raging between protesters and police over food and high fuel inflation high unemployment the u.n. the screen size the government response to the rest after police retaliated with live ammunition and tear gas. more than two hundred fifty people died in just twenty four hours after the flooding and landslides in the brazilian state of rio de janeiro downpours caused mudslides destroyed mountain villages and highways leaving thousands without power officials say the death toll is expected to rise. rescuers are busy searching for survivors the number of dead across the country

stands at over three hundred fifty since the severe flooding started christmas. and northeast straightly are struggling to return to normal after the devastating flooding in the country in brisbane in the water is slowly beginning to recede the repairing of roads and homes completely washed away by the deluge is a top priority now for the government more than thirty suburbs are still under water though tonight at least fifteen people have been killed by the floods since the began in november. last year's spy spat between russia and the u.s. made global headlines now one american ad firm decided to cash in on the simmering scandal by turning a russian sports celebrity into the latest star of cold war deja vu all the it's. what you do in the dark when. just filings really follow your russian spies. well in this sad for us sports news t.v. show n.h.l. superstar alexander ovechkin and his colleague pretend to do some covertly spying

after another session of the ice the a washington capitals captives no stranger to the advertising business. while this commercial featuring the so-called trick of mine girls just found a world wide world for him for a bit of ingenuity now ahead in the sport in twenty minutes time staying with sporting vein it's always nice to feel wanted isn't it twenty thousand fans turned out to see their favorite football or one of the know it is their new club in rio de janiero got some great great pictures with andrew coming up a little later in the program plus the thrills and spills from tonight's ice hockey too but it's thursday night business next. banks care of hello and welcome to business r.t. cold may be to oil and natural gas this year supply disruptions in australia push prices for the fuel to twenty eight month highs according to investment bank credit suisse call could climb fourteen percent to one hundred fifty dollars per metric

ton in the coming weeks while grown supplies of oil and gas are limiting their gains that's after the worst floods in australia for decades disrupted coal production driving the price twenty percent up in six weeks currently thermal coal is trading one hundred thirty one dollars per metric ton and the say russian companies will be benefiting from the shortage in calls like. russia remains the only alternative for student cooking coal producers and mitchell and. the two major cooking coal producers mitchell is the actual results of the largest exporter of cooking coal and may food benefit from from this hike in coal prices this increase in cooking call presence. will translate in the higher. fuel prices as well. global economic growth will slow to three point three percent in twenty eleven according to the world bank's latest

assessment asia will keep its position of the fastest growing region expanding by about eight percent in developing countries growth is expected to slow in twenty seven as they approach limits on their capacity russia is among nine countries which received the majority of capital inflows in twenty ten world bank report raises concerns however over whether sufficient capital controls are being implemented to prevent overheating in emerging markets. go to the stock markets now u.s. stocks are mixed with this as new data on employment is not so rosy more americans are applying for benefits is of course does not provide a lot of positive sentiment about the strength of the economy in europe stocks ended the session mixed in london correcting the steady gains of previous sessions that's after the european central bank and the bank of england left key rates unchanged at one percent and point five percent respectively. in russia first day

session was and did also mixed bearish pressure was restrained by oil and gas companies which have leading positions more detail now in the stocks rose higher to fell on the my six by more than two and a half percent news that the company was acquiring more assets in russia could cause grief apparently not that encouraging from best rushes that actress. the company more us were down around two percent after the company reported an eight million dollars loss in the recent ice storm in the most regions oil and gas companies were on the rise of the mentioned with new coil among the leaders skating nearly two percent. of the very strong two previous two days we see kind of consolidation or correction in fact what we see in. the stores which were lacking big growth so yesterday kitching up today for example is pure bunk and those who perform we stream we will we see some correction maybe some profit taking again from small accounts i think big cancer especially internationally cancer just

started building the positions in the russian market and we also hear that also there are some locations relocation from turkey for example into russia and we think their. growth will continue. in the philippines quite baker is seeking an i.p.o. in london and moscow in order to pay that and improve liquidity the company with a fifteen percent share of the country's steel pipe markets will issue ordinary shares and depository receipts is the third russian i.p.o. announcement in just four days and it's expect the country's private issues to raise up to thirty billion dollars this year. and the world economic forum is promoting the fairer sex in business new rules are being implemented to improve the gender balance at the annual meeting of the movers and shakers in the swiss ski resort of doubles the delegations will now have to bring at least one woman in every five senior.