maybe as in deadlock as thousands flee the on grass but many fear a possible foreign intervention could only add to the problems. we're going to stay here until all the demands have been matt's the people's voices are still sounding a lot of the streets of egypt but in a lot of the first arab states to demand a mocker see if the empty businesses which are now feeling the bitter aftertaste of revolution. and almost six decades after joseph stalin the death of a controversial saudi leader is still idolized and demonized in equal measures. to n.p.v. peace shareholders have decided to postpone

a decision on where the british russian joint venture wants to dissipate in the b. and are super explorations aylmore in business in twenty minutes. one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t r marina joshie while he is locked in bloody battles the u.s. and u.k. forces remain on standby and fears they could intervene as thousands flee the troubled land many of its residents say they don't want international involvement viewing it as another form of oppression our policy reports. this is the road out of libya but it's also the road that lines the pockets of hundreds of libyans who make their living selling fuel internews year fourteen times the price they paid back home. libyan good half year one. and libya long live

from let him stay in power for life. and as much as some may support to defeat other libyans despise the united states when the moment i call the u.s. will not enter libya what rights they have they don't want to get their government is libyan for days he's been trying to get me to committing some of the border to check up on his family who are on the other side you know some of them have been injured the answer he says is not with foreign intervention to the libyan people they don't there was. another. i mean like so much right in libya with the foreign nations into giving a little concern to what libyans themselves actually want a debate for no fly zone is continuing and u.s. warships are sailing not far from the libyan coast that really come help libya not for you be a base for help libya for the world for you guys this is

a problem. if the u.s. russia and other countries case unfold it will not be this time that seems like this i used to justify this vision the people here are against foreign involvement they know well the price is often paid for so-called humanitarian assistance. history has shown that many children age in any war zone is more often than not they need disguised military aid during the war in bosnia it was just going to take you in trucks delivering aid in fact transporting military equipment in afghanistan if we gave to the telephone in the early eighty's came back to haunt the u.s. army following its two thousand and one afghan invasion so it's no wonder the libyans we did they support could not feel not are united on one issue they want the world and american particular to state honestly with is what you see on t.v. was on the libyan border then a senator a member of the u.s. house of representatives says if washington intervenes in libya the country will be

lost to terror. all over the middle east and north africa you see people rising up and challenging their governments the right of self-determination is an inherent right but it because it doesn't become self determination or become something else of any nation or beings on one side or the other so the fact of the matter is there are times that intervention is not halt or no matter how much we don't like to do it because if we intervene then what we're going to be doing is let's say we intervene on those who are challenging mr gadhafi then he could point to that and say this is the united states trying to knock me off and try to create more intrenchments which would cause at least half of libya to be lost and you know oppression meanwhile idjit which was one of the countries that started a domino effect of protests rolling into the arab world still feeling the alcove its own revolt hundreds continued to demonstrate by their earlier success but as artie's a kind of boy who reports their concerns the uprising may and up costing the jobs

of more than just the president. loading on freedom after decades of protest abstinence egyptians a tasting then usually found liberties still unable to get enough of with. god. given the resignation of hosni mubarak's close associate as prime minister one of the key demands of the opposition didn't take the steam out of their three squares rally in fact the number of town city residents seems to be getting even higher now as lee has been camping on the square for three weeks formerly a special needs educator chickweed her drop to be here and so far has no intention of looking for a new one we're going to stay here until all the demands are been met and the demands are being met one by one but it's slow the process is taking longer than expected the revolution is not yet over but it's already becoming a brand street vendors who paddled mubarak's portraits just two months ago have now switched to the revolution in more

a billion. a lot of people love revolution everyone wants to be a part of the largest selling world. means liberation in arabic i think the need for sport has become a focal point in anding mubarak's autocratic rule yet a few profiteering vendors notwithstanding the egyptian revolution comes at a high cost tucker squares back with protesters again only now instead of resignation demands they're chanting celebrators slogans against the revolutionary intoxication rock totally natural is costing injured millions of dollars every day branded as a symbol of free egypt square stands in a stark contrast to another egyptian attraction the slave built pyramids the railing crowds have scary the way visitors lost revenues already exceeding one billion dollars usually to speech on military aid before is a problem. is. business after problem.

many people here don't believe that car approaches will significantly alter their life prospects for them freedom costs for their ability to feed their families that for now remains far from certain. the business is growing very slow at the moment we have almost like five four seven percent of the plants and most of them are coming from middle east none coming from europe it's not that they don't support their revolution they're just the first to discover it's bittersweet taste and to realize that revolutionary intoxication is almost always followed by had a son of artsy cairo later in the program will be in new york to gauge reaction to the protests. or hurt people hurt we've moved to action. the resident laurie harkness finds out how people are viewing the

demonstrations from the other side of the atlantic. plus we race away to jaroslava to see how locals of this time old russian town tackle extreme sports. he was brazen idolized by some despised and scorned by others joseph stalin was called the father of the nation who brought the country through the war but locked away in labor camps the heroes who helped him do it fifty eight years after his death for the spirit over his legacy still loud and clear as our reports and of hitler and the need in mussolini joseph stalin some of history's most notorious dictators who for years were adored by the people of their countries the cult of personality phenomenon has intrigued historians and psychologists alike. but the simple sounding question of how one person exact situ influence over millions still does

not have a simple answer is something that reminds me of the stock call syndrome in a word were. after you have been in the processes by some but person you started moving the law reasonable through law but it's a way to save yourself to keep your balance ok the so-called people's father ruled the country with an iron fist and despite the terrors persecutions and pigs e.q. since he was almost worshipped. by the turn the soviet union entered the second world war stalin's personality cult was at an all time high men and women all across the country were willing to lay down their lives for only believing that bravery and ultimately victory would guarantee them stalin's approval of the survivors didn't know is that for most of them life after the war would be much

much worse. it was twenty three when he returned home from the battlefields having survived dozens of attacks partisan missions and months in captivity he was proud to be coming back alive proud had accomplished what comrade stalin had asked. i remember being marched for a small lottery in the local women were all standing on the street throwing things at all spinning and shouting of stalin's bandits that's what they called the port isms and i remember feeling that sort of pride because being all leaders bend it somehow it was close to him and we all wanted but i had that feeling for a long time until i set things straight. in one hundred forty eight if near there was accused of being a traitor and sentenced to twenty five years in a labor camp the charge was simple he survived captivity which to stan's mind that

he had sold out his country for his life and no proof was necessary after three months of torture there was ready to sign any document whatsoever. with their i refused to sign their so-called confessions with all the torture they want of me but then they said if you don't sign will bring your parents here and i come and go for this so i agree with you months later i was on my way to the polar region in the real labor camp or eight years later in the every journey home and the new secretary general of the soviet union denounced alan's personality called the man who had twice been named time magazine's person of the year had all his carefully sculpted glory taken away. to this day stalin evokes mixed emotions with his actions still being debated ensuring in some respect his personality cult still survives. catchiness are r.t.e. nasca. the u.s.

military slowly succumbing to drug use will be used absent batek mary while also known as spice rapidly gaining popularity among recruits a midshipman have recently been expelled from the naval academy for possessing a substance ideas military contributor says the problem stems from america's long term involvement in afghanistan is going to almost a year since their high seas has acquired a totally new connotation for the u.s. navy in march two thousand and ten it was the beginning of the corruption of the u.s. naval academy at annapolis by synthetic drugs since then dozens of the navy ship men have been separated or expelled from the academy unfortunately it was not an exception neither for the u.s. navy nor for other branches of the u.s. armed forces so in a way the latest drug abuse investigation is only in a tip of the iceberg of the per nation this and negative influence of the american

involvement in afghanistan indeed what could motivate future u.s. navy a leaders to buy and to resale the drugs among their peers there you could be several reasons for such a reckless and criminal action and most of this is that the us navy are jealous of the u.s. marines who are enjoying the poppy fields in helmand and kandahar and as a result they just fall back on the artificial stuff the juice and all of that organic murray who want to however even legitimize all kinds of criminal activity and also legitimize the culture of impunity and profiteering and that is probably the hidden agenda of the u.s. open ended commitment to afghanistan. i can always find more analysis from our military contributor online and here's a taste of what else is there lined up for you to go no glory in space

a technical glitch means nasa is the latest weather satellite crashes into the ocean and it's after a blast off meaning four hundred million dollars goes down the drain and. russia's bidding and farewell to a cold winter as pancake we kicks off with folk dances and for additional food more festivities check out our website our. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world and the chinese premier has promised to clamp down on inflation and urgently raise incomes in a bid to ensure social stability. was addressing the parliament's annual session in a move aimed at sharing the country's rapid economic growth he said the working class and rule residents would receive more help from the government and higher wages yelled lie a plan to turn the economy away from exports to one driven by domestic consumption . italian prime minister silvio berlusconi is back on trial today this time on

corruption charges he's accused of fraud it embezzlement over the purchase of television rights by one of his media companies it's one of four separate trials berlusconi is currently involved in and the most high profile cases he's charged of paying an underage girl for sex seventy four year old denies all allegations against. the man accused of the shooting of a u.s. congresswoman has been given a new charge over the death of a federal judge killed in the same attack twenty two year old jared loughner now faces forty nine separate counts relating to the shootings six people were killed as gabrielle giffords held a constituency event in arizona in early january if convicted louder could face the death penalty. six people have been killed in a plane crash in central russia all of the dead were crew members of the one hundred forty eight was carrying out a test flight when it came down on the border between the varanus and belgrade regions two of the pilots killed were citizens of myanmar russia's emergencies

ministry says there were no casualties on the ground the plane was intended for me and more air force with long standing leaders already toppled in the arab world and others under intense pressure it's uncertain of when or how the term well will and this week when journalists or harvest also known as the resident hit the streets of new york to gauge reaction to the protest. and all the insurrections revolutions and uprisings in the middle east catch you off guard this week let's talk about that are you surprised i'm surprised. i'm going to ramallah i was seven weeks ago and. i reported. the political situation in the middle east was very very valuable. one week after the whole thing call it. was over we.

could offer you this guy it was just a matter of time before these dictators were you know i think she's people want change people were hurt people hurt we moved to action and people were very they moved to action do you think that the world leaders are caught off guard by those. i think they're caught off guard in knowing what how to react because they i believe they know the world is going to be more unstable but they have to support the idea of freedom so it's a mix a mixed blessing for you think all these are going to lead to more and raster more instability yes i believe it's more about power and the unfair distribution of power than it is about real democracy oh i think it's you know does the time make a leader does the leader make the times though that's always like an ongoing question when it comes to stuff like this and i think we have to wait and see this

is going to be a good test for everyone in power right now to see how they come out yes what do you think the effect is going to be around the world what i think it's really not going to make much difference what i hope is that when different people come into power that they'll say you know they'll start treating our people right and everybody in this world we will have the united states will have to be a police country anymore but all the social networking that's going on they can no longer hold their people and feed them the propaganda that they used to so do you think this is something that could happen here or in europe or in other places definitely that's scary you know. so you're prepared for it but i think it will definitely happen it's a little scary to know that people anyone can have so much influence now i don't want a leader giving me problems and it's a little unnerving to know that anyone with a computer can have that kind of power to you have to respond enough to know what

to listen to and what to ignore whether or not you think anyone has any idea of what's to come next the bottom line is that there's no denying this is a time of change. and this time now to get to know russia closeout. some three hundred kilometers north of moscow lies the jaroslava region fountains of tourists from all over the world flock there afford striking views and the lainey of old churches and monasteries but it's not just history that attracts people winter means almost thirty seven thousand square kilometers are covered in snow making it a perfect spot for sports lovers are just losing friends in the slopes. everyone's going crazy for sports in the jaroslava region of russia just ask the

roster professional athletes speeding through the international speed federations cross country world cup at germany a center winter sport and leisure situated on the machine banks of the volga river poland's olympic gold medalist just passed the other women the first day of the races this is. the conditional as well in the form of the classic but as you spoke with what you think about the course i know you see the. hoops not supposed to talk to the media yet i admit i snuck behind the lines before i was allowed. next was the men's rooms valentino ten ish over herself the first female boss may not was blocking the finish. because you it's wonderful nothing happens one of them skewed well it's raising their children so i want to use you to be even better than he's what they did before well we have great like russia with over four

hundred children enrolled here termino offers the average middle class russian a chance to realize their dreams as a sportsman and offers the foreigner a chance to see this place what it really is. was money in the winter destination on the surrounding mess and hotel i just walk in the school to go to this is a front desk of the city thousands of people come and spend their time here every year and we're short week spandau but unities because this will inevitably affect the number of people who go into sports in general and being for winter sports in particular. not far away in the historic merchant's city of glitch festivities are just getting underway to celebrate the winter it's massive down on the whole river powered moscow with like tricity throughout world war two its collection of churches greet tourist boats on their first stop from moscow from the church of

john the baptist to the church of prince dimitri on blood built in commemoration of young prince dimitris gruesome death in fifty ninety one the place is steeped in tradition but it has a way of breaking out of that shell during a season when most cities are pretty quiet these people are making a party of it in the most colorful way possible not to buy new cars the whole year i've been i swimming for thirty years i love it there is no need for any of the home feel how distant are widespread nowadays to set them aside and go down for example look. back in time and know between the skiing and the snowmobiling which they were kind enough to teach me there waiting for a good burn the end of the world cup races thanks to a frightful wind storm the summer of two thousand and ten ninety percent of the surrounding forest was knocked down locals retaliated by stacking the fallen ward twenty two meters high then registering it in the guinness book of world records

they'll burn it into a massive bonfire after the final race now that is competitive sportsmanship. winter sport is making big changes to the community out here and ribbons and here to shed more light on that is local winter sport enthusiasm alexander sergei and i know so little light on that for us why is it making such big changes to everybody . well. every year develops more more something more different threats reveals that. we have a lot. those two years of that great opportunity to train then even in summer i would have an opportunity to roller skating so it's great to me and i do it myself i like it very much i like skis sounds i think a lot of our local citizens like to stay on saturday from sports it's very

important to your national character yeah yeah of course thank you for joining us and here for close up twenty friends. and in just a few minutes a look at the global food supply and a severe shortages million face worldwide before that i will take a look at what's happening in business. hello and a very warm welcome to the business update team k.b.p.s. shareholders have decided to postpone a decision on well the british russian joint venture wants to participate in the b. and rawson if arctic exploration till they're not planning to convene in paris on march the twelfth in order to address the issue once in a while prime minister putin said to be made joint optional projects if it offers cross nafta and gas prosecutable conditions this is the first time that russian

foreign minister has commented on the widely discussed conflict but never repeat their agenda of the next team p.v.p. meeting not twelve will include different questions. but also as this may become ace in the company's hand. to give you he has to pay some dividends and part of this is the villains. and they truly do because b.p. is a part of the growth team team gave me use the given them each new. tool to push b.p. to make a decision in conjunction with arctic explorer if i'm right i don't think it's necessarily going to help them but that's what probably be the most powerful tool in the hands of. shareholders to press b p a liberated the season on this and the world's largest producer to sell rejected nichols offer to buy twenty

percent of its shares for twelve point eight billion dollars let's. see oh take when the exhibit basket is not about to cede his stake while metal prices are enjoying a high. since we believe the prime reason for meaning a shareholder of neural sneakily. is highly bullish on the current motor cycle so therefore we believe for as long as the middle prices were being stronger so is likely to be on the shelf in the us however because we're also believe that the rules will be generating the world's princess gosh this year and next year so therefore they'll have. buying back the shares from all souls' one of very few opportunities which will actually create a variance of therefore i believe that there is a good chance the mere reviews of the talks about the stake. and the ruble has steadily strengthened over the past weeks largely due to rising prices but. the

from v. to be capital predicts the russian currency to retrieve towards the end of the year one looming elections weighs in on investors' confidence our forecast for the over the years twenty nine point three so very close to sort you out with think that probably of the people i would for. the second quarter of the year on the back or for these. broader political uncertainty of elections. and finally more than a third of russian companies claim they have employees there are too smart and whose intellect brings more harm to the company than good a smart employee may cause trouble if he develops bad manners personal problems or a progressive balata sickness meanwhile forty two percent of companies say they do not have such employees we turn them away during the job application interview prefer an ordinary but hard working people such employees adapt to the workforce

better than very intelligent ones well too smart workers to start dictating their terms to the boss. that wraps up the business bulletin more news announced time.

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