supporters we're hearing reports of buses loaded with protesters also coming there bringing with them packets of food packets of medical supplies continue that the situation out there is really really scary square was just a short distance behind me on the other side of the river the military helicopters are flying overhead when i'm out on the streets frightened residents who are not actually at the square keep telling me to go indoors go indoors people are holed up in their homes people are following events on television if they're not down in the square itself. the journalist of our sister organization was injured he was hit by a stone because people are using stones or using bricks they using molotov cocktails anything that they can get their hands on now there was a moment yesterday when it looked as if this violence could be prevented when all of a sudden people arrived on camels and on horseback it's not really clear who sent them but what we do suspect is that they are people who work at the pyramids and they are angry with the fact that tourists have been kept away because of concerns of what is happening here so question suspicions who is behind this violence and with

me to explore this i have mr addle add way who is a member of the egyptian foreign relations council thank you for joining me do you think that there is foreign involvement i think that is because a lot of arrangements a lot of support especially from the media from media. and i think this is really very sad because. a lot of pressure from many faction has a lot of faction they don't like to see. what about a figure like mohamed el baradei could he be influencing the waste and media i think you'd have to you could influence the media but fortunately has more influence inside here because people i realize a tease just coming for a short time talking to a little bit and then going out and the most of his time was living outside and he was never even. asked to do it to be and to interfere he he was. a journalist

proposed some if you and figures and he was one of the so it is not even his initiative became just another religion and i think he's not doing he's not trying to unseat what about the regimes that we're seeing in yemen and in jordan i mean protests have broken out there these are regimes that have traditionally been supported by the united states in the same way that mubarak was supported by the united states they must be very worried i mean it seems as if the u.s. has abandoned mubarak do you think that they could be concerned that america's about to abandon them i think a lot of many governments to start to declare a lot of changes and also in jordan there's a lot of the changes i think what is going on in egypt affect most of the middle east and not only in the middle of the area because it really. as we watch now all the t.v. around we see that all the international community is following this to go on

because if it's economy financial and even stability and security in many other countries normally. normally the police interfere just to stop any stretch of. the news which is a question that thousands of people are asking here in cairo as well what exactly is the military planning to do there out there on the streets but they keeping a very very low profile the other point of course as was mentioned here is the role of islamised groups and my colleague lower image looked into that further. egypt in turmoil young men out on the streets calling for the unity of the muslim nation ruled by shari'a law but this is in cairo it's london where young men are also out on the streets calling for an islamic state this is his but an organization linked to terrorist activities throughout the world it's banned in russia and in some out. of countries including egypt but in the u.k.

it's allowed to operate freely in britain it's very hard in the current legislation to ban here's what i hear the government when they're out power said they were going to i think once they're in power they've seen how with the legislation specifically so i think they'll carry on monitoring the groups but won't do anything to prescribe them the trouble in egypt prompted this london demonstration with the british arm of his but terror it jumping on the bandwagon to promote their own islamic state in front of the embassy in london was a big demonstration in support. of the uprising in egypt and. the. demonstration wanted to do it. in front of the embassy but actually they. refused and they said this is. demands and it has nothing to do with it. and you want to put this down because this is according

to understanding of islam the influence runs both ways the muslim brotherhood egypt's main opposition and a notable incisive of the current demonstrations is according to some a creation of british intelligence you might get the muslim brotherhood. creation from the one nine hundred twenty s. . to oppose modernity at least that's the basic thing they did against nasser in the fifty's and sixty's there some of those factions may have mellowed but still this is quite a leap. there the muslim brotherhood with the look into their background they're essential if they pretend to be islamists but they're essentially a fabrication of the globalists. outside muslim countries has but enjoys its strongest support here in the u.k. it's organized on university campuses including luton which was attended by the stockholm bomber and although the organization claims it doesn't advocate violence . the links are there for all to see she bomber richard reid influenced by his but

terror preaches to british suicide bombers who attacked a bar in tel aviv in two thousand and three hundred eighty contacts. who tried to detonate car bombs in london and glasgow in two thousand and seven influenced by his but terry members while studying the government's policy on radical islamic organizations while they operate inside the law in the u.k. involves dialogue and debate groups like his but terry are allowed to demonstrate so you can leave here calling for an end to democracy and the instigation of syria law but the violence in egypt has already spread to the u.k. in the form of demonstrations here at the embassy and the question now being asked is whether every voice with an opinion on egypt's future has the right to be heard nor emmett's r.t. . meantime europe's major powers are follow the us and calling for an immediate political transition in egypt however russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov told

us here at r.t. that foreign intervention is not necessary to help resolve the crisis in egypt i don't think i would say there's. really. pushing one way or another i don't think any suggestions from old so i'm going to be hopeful and they're going to lead to a sustainable resolution of the situation i don't think artificial deadline set of ball to move. in order. to have the political forces political groups. themselves find their way or you can watch the whole version of the interview with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov in our spotlight program that's coming your way this saturday. well there is a similar wave of protest in nearby yemen pro and anti-government demonstrators have been holding protests in the capital. thousands of opposition supporters

holding a day of rage demanding the resignation of the country's president. so-called current government also got the programming accusing the opposition trying to create. the demonstrations come a day yemeni president pledge not to seek another office. where you always have your company today and still to come on the program here comparing. russia superjet one hundred receives its ticket into the skies as it's officially certified. now. website wiki leaks is nominated for a nobel peace prize its founder julian assange may have lost himself an ally the new york times which made

a fortune off the leaked materials seems to be turning its back on the elusive australian. explores the twists and turns of a rocky relationship. it was a love story in the making i don't blame the new york times for running the story nomadic are strongly in with classified u.s. documents an american newspaper with the power to print that in june of last year i got a fairly mysterious phone call from the editor in chief of the guardian newspaper in london asking if we were interested in partaking in a vast trove of secret u.s. documents the new york times and julian a songe developed a relationship all other u.s. mainstream media outlets envied. wiki leaks wiki leaks wiki leaks wiki leaks the new york times first introduced readers to the popular whistleblower website in june publishing classified u.s. war logs posted on wiki leaks in the midst of declining readership and a shrinking budget a songe was

a blessing for the times. the paper has printed two hundred stories on a songe more than five hundred wiki leaks articles detailing shocking field reports of u.s. operations in afghanistan chaos and illegal activity behind the iraq war and embarrassing diplomatic tactics used by the u.s. state department but like many passionate romances he told us he wouldn't sleep in one place more than one night if he had to the gray lady has kicked the blonde out of bed and is now selling juicy details of a six month affair for just under six bucks that's all impressions of julian assange you know send up some red flags new york times employees describe a songe as a source not a partner or collaborator a man who acted like a fugitive conspiratorial and contemptuous of the u.s. government it seems to me extremely opportunists to take the information to deal with the guy to use the information and then to say well he's more of

a villain or man on the loose or on the run when in fact they're using isn't. mation trying to disparage his character at the same time the timing may not be a coincidence the u.s. justice department is conducting a criminal investigation into wiki leaks reportedly looking into the espionage act to prosecute a songe government official say publishing secret documents from the pentagon and state department created a national security risk controversy or wiki leaks founder is whole wiki leaks flat wiki leaks scandal but even mainstream media echoing the government's criticism talk much less about lindsay britney and charlie sheen when we can leaks wacks the world with a new load of secrets surrounding government corruption or to play a different good songe in an interview with sixty minutes says it's about giving people information they need if you are a whistleblower and you have material that is important we will accept it we will

defend you and we will publish it you can't turn away material simply because it comes from states yet ironically our first amendment powerhouse within the united states is turning its back on a man utilizing free speech to garner government accountability and transparency they have a vested interest in new york times in making julian or songe out to be something that the public cannot rely on because once the rest of us speaking i'm going to wiki leaks to get our information and we begin by passing the new york times then the new york times loses more and more business and eventually it disappears in this case the new york times has gone from writing about the story to making itself a part of the story and now it's up to readers and viewers to decide if the newspaper in this narrative is a protagonist hero or just a slimy heartthrob that seduced a source reap the rewards and then. hurrying up or

not artsy new york. well next week we'll see a london court decide whether julian assange should be extradited to sweden to answer questions on a sexual assault charges later this hour he speaks to a swedish based journalist al book all about the fate of asta. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. are coming to you live from moscow where it's now a quarter past the hour here with our take a brand new russian passenger plane has been given permission to fly into the lucrative world of commercial aviation sukhoi superjet one hundred and it's the first airliner designed in the country since the soviet times you've got a piece going on now joins us live with details all on this so what you got what about this plane sets it apart from other russian produced passenger jets it's all rather exciting. well first of all the sukhoi superjet one hundred is the first

civil aircraft produced in russia since the soviet terms which means that it had to be built from scratch and is geared up with some of the most modern and advanced equipment it's a short range aircraft capable of flying not further than two or two and a half three thousand miles and transport up to a hundred mil since no one has been officially certified it receives its ticket into the skies at least the skies look former soviet union because the enter. well we do apologize for that we lost our connection there with are you going to piss going off and i think we were trying to reestablish the connection right now here on our piskun office talking about the sukhoi superjet one hundred. about that we just lost the connection please where well yeah. well yes i was just saying that

. i don't know at which point you lost me but since the plane now has been officially certified it got its ticket into the skies this intergovernmental aviation committee includes all of the former soviet republics and according to the . civil aviation company which produces this plane the next step is to get a similar certification from the european air space agency. you're going to let's let's talk about the future of this aircraft and what well placed to designers have the plane will take up on the local and on the global markets as well. since it's a short range aircraft it's first of all that it will take the place off for many of the soviet and al did planes clearly used by many russian airlines for domestic flights but also many analysts say that this is quite an attractive segment of the mortgage and superjet one hundred will be very in demand internationally as well

since it was build from scratch it did take a little longer than planned initially its development took longer and in december italy's alitalia announced that it was canceling its order but at the moment there are around one hundred and seventy orders for this plane and according to the. civil aviation company they plan to produce at least eleven of these aircraft by the end of this year and hope to boost production to forty or fifty planes by the year two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen do you know that the first plane to be sold. it will carry the name of duty guardian which is. it just shows how this is just a brand new product for the russian russian aviation industry and there's a breakthrough in terms of the russian aviation industries flight technology for your car in the first place to use you've got this going off there reporting on the

brand new sukhoi superjet one hundred thank you. all right now let's go to some other world news in brief this hour in australia the cycler which left a trail of suction across northeastern queensland is losing power yet to see one of the most powerful storms ever recorded ripped through houses leaving thousands homeless to people are still missing but there are no reports of deaths or injuries the cost of the repairs likely to be in the billions. a somali about who broke into the home of the cartoonist behind the controversial coffee at mohamed cartoon is being convicted of attempted murder and terrorism the axe wielding twenty nine year old broken on new year's day two thousand and ten although didn't reach the cartoonist who was hiding in a panic room sentencing is expected on friday and may see mohamed a ghillie jailed for life the cartoon was condemned across the muslim world sparking violent protests. already well the first

be chief alexander reporting the kafirs has told our president if you're there for that investigators now know the identity of the suicide bomber who carried out the domodedovo airport attack last month president has warned against making hasty conclusions until the case has been fully solved. which would all just name the age of this person he's twenty years old he lived in one of the north caucasus republics according to our information he joined one criminal group last august which was based in a mountainous area the evidence shows that the suicide bomber was under heavy drugs when the explosion influence. how criminals prepare suicide bombers for these kind of crimes if you. want to know what twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you with r.t. and bear in mind there are always more news blogs and feature stories on our website that's dot com here's some of what's online for you right now how to stay warm whilst keeping the planet cool find out about

a new subject that is being added to school curriculums here in russia. and what happens to music that has a song in the wrong language take a look where russian culture may no longer be welcome. news update for now but coming up the latest business news with. welcome to our business program. the second day of the russians farm is underway in moscow and this year it attracted a record number of business leaders investors and officials from all over the world are to use dmitri medvedev call brings us the latest from the former. or investment

one of the key words here at the troika dialog investment forum the e.u. russia four of the fourth annual forum to being held here in moscow as we've heard from the finance minister next week who didn't he says that russia needs to increase investment by seven to ten percent each year in order to sustain economic growth of more than four percent annually well one of the most interesting sectors everyone's talking about here is the banking sector has been a lot of consolidation going on there's a deal it's a bad bank acquiring troika dialog the organizer of this forum is also a deal in the making of bt be pretty much given the green light to acquire bank of moscow and well how is that going to reflect on their transparency on their ratings on their investment attractiveness this is what we're going to talk about with the james watson the managing director of fish ratings thanks so much james so what do you think about the recent trends in terms of consolidation well i've been that the big news is that consolidation is finally starting to happen is something that we've been talking about we've been expecting for maybe ten or fifteen years now we see real transactions starting to happen we see not just the states and banks

acquiring some of the players in the market we also see some private banks also trying to consolidate with others to increase their market share. and improve their critical mass where we regard that as a positive development generally for the sector what about the risks in the sector what are they. i think the risks are perhaps twofold i think on the one hand banks are still addressing some of the problems they have from the crisis in terms of bad loans on their balance sheets a lot of loans that still need to be worked out cash that still needs to be brought back into banks from those loans on the other hand banks are actually starting to post some significant growth in some cases we saw the banking sector to grow during the last nine months of last year maybe by about twenty percent annualized we expect something similar this year and any growth of that kind clearly needs to be managed prudently to prevent another buildup of us equality risks james watson managing director. thank you so much for talking to

a business. for him that's all we have time for back to you. on the circle of the markets now european stock markets are lower investors await the european central bank rate decision later in the day before tuesday down under half a percent this hour and royal dutch shell slumped over three percent after a fourth quarter results meanwhile setting losses on the dax germany's biggest bank reported a fifty four percent drop in fourth quarter net profits and eight hundred thirty million dollars. and the russian markets are losing an afternoon trading energy shares have retreated with gazprom losing over three quarters of a percent look oil is only slightly up rawson after shutting under two percent and the rising leader of the rising leader though is come on the company has gained almost three and a half percent during the day on news that dialogue may sell more than ten percent of commodities to. russia named innovation and diversification as key areas for

further growth and christopher granville managing director of trusted sources says the country needs to create the right conditions for this to happen. through sure. well it's enough speech creates the punishing for. the russian economy to discover comparative advantages in the deal with nice americans don't think they'd be. lowering changing towards new areas in comparison to these is the right way to be and so the diversification of the way from the extraction process even exports enough resources that truckies. and brant crude has surged above the hundred three dollar mark a barrel fueled by rising demand in the tension in egypt many experts say oil is likely to continue rallying over the next several years. if the global economy is stronger than is expected because the western countries recover and the u.s. recovers then the demand for oil will be very strong and oil prices will go up and

if i'm right and everything collapses in the world in the next five ten years then oil prices will go up because of wars and disruptions of traffic and shipping and so forth so either way in oil i think you'll do relatively well in the next ten years. and that's all the business is for this hour but you can always find more stories on our website that.

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assange is still wanted in sweden on sex assault charges could be extradited from britain but there have been reports that the u.s. also wants him on charges of espionage r.t. spoke to swedish based journalist al burke who thinks there could be a political agenda behind that interview is coming your way next. thanks for sitting down with us today here in stockholm in the work that i've had a chance to read of yours you seem to think the u.s. . has a growing influence on sweden in bigger and bigger ways tell us more about that well of course it's always had a big influence the least since the great wave of immigration of the united states in the nineteenth century and then created a kind of a reservoir of goodwill interest things underneath. all.