we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future of coverage. in the. hammering out a response to get on a good qualities and interference in libya the leaders of the world's biggest emerging economies put their heads together to draw a common approach to global issues. in my to they stab at the bricks want to build a new world economy and stop the needless deaths of civilians in libya all the details from coming up shortly. facebook twitter and panic buttons we'll look at the technology being used to spread democracy in the arab world pod tensions really soak you up. and pakistan demands the u.s.

cuts of tyranny in the country as relations soured by drone attacks and civilian deaths hit their lowest levels since nine eleven. and all germans b.b. and ronstadt extended by a month the deadline to complete that shortfall and the oaks it exploration feel strongly opposed by the the russian problem is more interested. in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm marina joshie welcome the world emerging you can i giants are showing a united front in their push for reforming the international monetary institutions at a pivotal meeting the leaders of russia brazil india china and south africa or the so-called brics have also decried the use of force in war torn libya so part of their efforts to gain greater clout in global affairs are these tests are still

years in the chinese resort of sannio where the gathering has been taking place. they really want greater influence as you have mentioned earlier influenced two areas one is economically another is politically economically they really want a new financial model existing today of the world that will be beneficial to developing countries because they say there really is a shift at least economically it's very obvious the shift is moving from west to these regions and politically they also say that it would be very effective according to president to get if it is more effective to go on to the international stage for example the g twenty eight united front now i would regard that we could obviously this go into specifics of one concern they have is they do want a broad based currency reform system now the details were not hammered out here but we do expect them to talk about it we do know though that china is interested in putting forward the you want as a whole credit to the u.s. dollar so these five countries have agreed that they do want to see greater

influence economically by taking more part playing a bigger role especially in the international monetary fund and their world back. so the brics countries have a common approach to the reform of the international monetary fund and the bank we discussed the necessity of such reform and we've reached a united position on this issue is what is bringing down the volatility. of agricultural products now of course they are coming forward with a comment to the change that they want to see but they are very insistent on say that when they come forward it is not against any other organization it is not about a red attacking another organization it really is just presenting a another side to the story because they want a multi-polar world. we're engaged in efforts to create a multipolar. with a new supremacy over areas of the. rift is not organized against any group of countries in fact work food ration and governance mechanisms and knowing that the

twenty first century certainly politics is really. he added color to it that is has has been economic in focus now of course libya is really at the forefront if only because they have come out quite strongly in their statements about the feeling that they have if nato street had been airstrikes also built into deaths especially of civilians they really had very strong words about this it's better to hear from the russian president on this matter. those will be a speech like that brics countries russia is deeply concerned that the situation in libya and the civilians we think the problem is should be solved through dialogue not force we appreciate mediation efforts of the african union and the south african president is really going to be they do admit that in the beginning the grouping was sort of random ad hoc and now it is becoming really a force to be reckoned with and to be listened to by the rest of the world to

certainly reporting there from the chinese resort of sun you know where the world's major developing economies have been meeting. believe in crisis is to dominate the tops of nato foreign ministers as the meet in berlin later also the u.k. and france have been pushing other allies to increase the military pressure on colonel gadhafi have a meeting especially form contact group of media called for gadhafi to step down and let the people determine their future meanwhile the u.s. is draining anti-government activists from the middle east and north africa on how to spread democracy with the help of technology but as if he's got an edge to count reports there might be a hidden agenda. the u.s. is providing high tech help with innovations for anti-government activists in a number of countries throughout the world one of the latest developments is the panic button according to the state department the application can be uploaded on activists cell phones should they be detained the software instantly raises the

contact between their phones and sends a warning alert signal to other activists sounds great one question and it's all gone probably mungo's thanking the u.s. government for the quick knowledge you are going to be drug dealers and terrorists but american officials of course claim the best the contentious saying the innovation is to protect coal democracy forces in other countries to help use the technologies more effectively the u.s. has organized training sessions for thousands of activists the one held jews weeks ago in the middle east included anti-government campaigners from tunisia egypt syria and lebanon and as the newly trained and equipped activists returned home the u.s. as one state department official put it counts on the ripple effect foreign interference doesn't have to be a military invasion a bombing campaign or you know some kind of special operation on the ground in that country it can also be

a training and funding and political support given to individuals who then promote those foreign interests and that's one of the newer strategies that the u.s. government has successfully been executing in different countries around the world that it doesn't consider subordinate to their agenda and it's a way to do it subtly it's it's harder to detect it it's harder to denounce it and it can often be more effective the u.s. perceives the internet and social networking platforms as major tools for spreading democracy and really is of dollars into developing systems to help people in the middle east and china get around internet blocking firewalls but at the same time american companies provide. bahrain saudi arabia and kuwait with the technology to effectively block websites when the us government purports to be spreading democracy it's simply a sham it's a pretense it's a lie the goal of u.s. foreign policy is to put its people in public office and in foreign countries the u.s. military has recently launched an online management program which enables it to generate

multiple fake identities on social networks the phones personas are designed to contribute to the flow of conversations on facebook twitter and other websites people are using social media for cyber warfare i mean that's what we're going to see more more and more of a thing from from whether it's governments or non-state actors they're going to try to find ways to use the internet and social media to gain an advantage in their own battle the recent turmoil in libya is just orchestration of twitter with fake users only around five percent of libyans have access to the internet and the number of twitter users there is so small that analysts couldn't even calculate it yet in february this year a surge of libyan twitter accounts appeared reporting in english and virtually all begging for intervention we know that. since the beginning of the war but

libya is still going to be access to looted it but those sort of follow people don't check this essential fact they take all this information coming here at face value which is the role of this riki but you trained activists provided it was panic buttons and now technology scores of false identities on the air now spreading certain ideas the u.s. says it's all about promoting democracy but do these the cleric intentions justify direct interference in other countries the mess that the players i'm going to check our reporting from washington are to. so i have for you this hour we're reaching out we follow the story of the russian mothers children suffer from a rare disease but they also have the added burden of fighting for government health and financial support. plus there are a bleak hue and mystery delivery as to bear cubs are left on the doorstep of this

suit in russia's far east. relations between the u.s. and its ally pakistan to fight against al qaeda seem to be on a brink of collapse covert cia operations and drone attacks and civilians dass have prompted islamabad to rebuke washington and demand it reduces its presence in the country were you for national reports from the pakistani capital. here in islamabad officials say the relations between u.s. and pakistan are today and its worst since nine eleven and there are many reasons behind these material ration a case in point is that of raymond davis a cia spy who shot two pakistanis died in brode daylight earlier claiming they were trying to rob him this incident exposed huge concerns over the activity of u.s. private security firms similar to those operations and iraq others claim the

real work was on neutralizing the trees nuclear arsenal which is to become the world's peace the largest pakistani officials here in islamabad say they have no idea how many you asked contractors are currently functioning in pakistan and their identities are nor their purposes and unacceptable situation the u.s. obsession with firing drones into pakistan also threatens to critically destabilize the situation in pakistan targeted ads militants in the northern part of pakistan near its border with afghanistan march seventeenth drone strike is reported to have killed forty innocent civilians prompting a month long break by the us but despite these casualties and a bloody experience both of. iraq and now in pakistan here

there seems to be no sign of a policy change from nato its part pakistani officials here in islamabad in the capital of pakistan warn that drone a seriously strengthened not only anti american sentiment but also to military sentiment in this sensitive region making it increasingly hard to justify the continuing war on terror but has tons prime minister in an interview with what he can. u.s. drone strikes are causing huge anxiety for pakistan i doubt creating more problems rather than solutions in fighting terror. put drone attacks. committed against the government and the military the problem. is north korea in favor of. the strategy or pretty constructive. work difficult despite u.s. immunity undermining the pakistani government's top officials here in the capital

and keen to smooth over divisive issues to stress the key point that a stable pakistan is in the interests of. regional islamabad pakistan always find more stories blogs and alice is just a click away on our website dot com here's a taste of what's in life right now. in the never ending nuclear nightmare in japan as crews continue pumping highly radioactive water from the damaged fukushima reactors. and algal after campaign it was a smell of success find out about a bookstore is unique marketing ploy for moving more people into russian toilets. more than a half of children in russia suffering from rare forms of hereditary illnesses die at an early age without ever getting any financial or medical help from the government the huge cost of the treatment they need is normally impossible for

parents to meet the problem is the money is available but it's not easy to access it as a kind of work in our reports. they have all of the same age believe in one country and they have the same debilitating condition the only difference between them is that one was born in the capital and another one lives in a small town and it's this zip code lottery it's already defined who have their relief and who will die next moment some others ask me if it's all worth it all this expensive treatment and the nerves they told me look he's ten he's unable to talk and still wears diapers what's the point of spending so much on his treatment but i love him regardless of whether he was diapers or not i just love him the way he is this sort of questions is pursuing mothers of children with the huntress syndrome all the time but only because these genetic condition is impossible to cure but even more so because treating it is prohibited were expensive so expensive

that for many years children in russia conscious interim didn't stand a chance of living to middle age that is until. martyrs like her forced moscow authorities to pay for treatment yet the russian constitution doesn't say that if the treatment is expensive then it shouldn't be provided that if a child was unfortunate to be born in a small town it should be abandoned to allow nature to take its course. yet this is exactly what's happening of the two hundred fifty children countries syndrome in russia less than half are receiving lifesaving drugs forty year old volodya is not one of them the build up of toxins that his body's unable to recycle has left him unable to walk and talk of the last few months he's been rapidly losing his side and hearing bullet is treatment business rated for cost more than eight hundred thousand dollars that's an exorbitant amount it could also say gazans hundreds of

people. conditions that would go before money well loaded may not leave to see the next summer i was being. that apart from one nobody seems to care about god even as husband left her when he learned of their son's disability local authorities refused to help citing the lack of money but he literally is thankful for small mercies bodies still alive but if it comes hope i'm happy just to wake up and see him breathing sometimes he smiles and it's the greatest gift for me i know that treatment is expensive and i know this money could help me other children but he didn't choose his condition and he also deserves to live the russian president recently suggested that the huntress syndrome be added to the list of illnesses treated exclusively at the expense of the federal budget a move many in the medical community say is long over due. to the us there are between six thousand and eight thousand threat on

a search and the treatment for many of them is to either nonexistent or too expensive of the rarity of the owners definitely shouldn't be a criterion for providing medical assistance these kids and so much pain and then entitle to treatment just like children with food or chicken pox bursting bubbles is something that these mothers have long with used to when they give birth to their children they all dreamt of their becoming someone grade and it was only after the killing diagnosis they realized their children bridges that great. artsy moscow. barack obama has called for tax increases on the rich to help slash america's ballooning budget deficit by four trillion dollars over twelve years the republican party sharply criticized the president's plans calling it electioneering head of the twenty twelve balance the conservatives instead are suggesting cutting the tax paid by the rich and while charging more for health care and social

programs obama says that would massively harm before an elderly professor joseph stiglitz a nobel prize winning economist told r.t. the problem with the u.s. economy lies with those and get the most money. increasing the concentration of income and wealth in the united states has been enormous which happened in the last couple decades is almost a quarter of all the income goes up the one percent most americans are worse off than they were say a decade ago there are many things that any society has to do together education vestments and technology. infrastructure roads there has to be certain degree of consensus for a society to function even economically these are things the government has to do and that's where the idea today so the people at the top that one percent are using

their political power to try to preserve their wealth and meanwhile making sure that the government doesn't do what is necessary for the prosperity the functioning of our entire society. and you can watch the full interview in just over an hour here on our must now take a look at some of the stories making news around the world suppose addiction president hosni mubarak and his two sons have been detained for fifteen days a former leader is under detention in a hospital at china shakes after reportedly suffering a heart attack his sons have been jailed at a cairo prison where a number of the regime's former leaders are being held and mubarak's will appear before a cairo judge next tuesday for questioning all were accusations of corruption abuse of power and the killing of protesters. italia lower house of parliament has approved a justice reform bill which cuts the length of many trials and may add

a bribery case against a prime minister that's part of a broader review program into the conditional system but critics say it is a plan to keep silvio berlusconi out of jail the move still needs the approval of the senate to taiwan pm. just confirmed he won't be seeking another term is now facing four separate cases including one for paying for sex with an underage prostitute. mr gators have found thirteen more bodies in a mass grave in northwestern mexico that follows the discovery of the remains of ten other people earlier in the northeast most are believed to be victims of the young going drug war several major drug gangs operating the country and their bloody clashes with each other and the authorities have left over thirty thousand people dead since two thousand and six. when workers add a zoo in russia's far east woke up one morning the last thing they expect it was a pair of baby bears in a box waiting to be taken care of but without a second thought they were immediately taken and one over the hearts of every

single person and how could they not these adorable bundles of fur are just breed these no more than three months old the two brothers are enjoying almost unlimited freedom exploring the nearby forest and the territory visit. and check this out getting to know all its other residents. so no doubts so much place and builds a large appetite at these two need six meals a day which include milk and porridge with honey you can just get enough of these cups can you and you can certainly watch more food which many other exciting videos on our you tube channel. four news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world

and seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporation to rule the day. i know it's why is space destined to become an arena for the new arms race first though you are joins us with a business update. hello and welcome to our tis of business some day thanks for joining us ross now it has given b.p. another month to get hitched about the british oil major needs a divorce from its current russian partners the deadline for the sixteen billion shyness will between ross snapped and b.p. has been extended to made it sixteen and this is to give b.p. the time to resolve its differences but the other half of ten-k. b.p. are currently blocking all moves and threatening the two geisha please hold of it brings us the latest. what happens next well there's three options really either

b.p. buy out their current russian partners they've already offered them a twenty seven billion dollar buyout that was refused by a.a.r. the other option is second option is the p.p. and rosner just walk away from this deal and call it quits and it all goes away a listed option is well known at the moment experts are telling us that this deal is just too important not just in a business sense but also politically to be allowed to pull that third option to take place and the deal to collapse completely now and no one really knows exactly what's going to happen next apart from of course the heads of the three main companies involved now they're going to have to come to an agreement between themselves in order for a deal to be able to be done now one thing that is certain this is going to be some very tough questions asked of the heads of b.p. at their annual general meeting which is taking place on thursday because they're

not to be fielding tough questions on the deal with the ross nerved they're also going to be facing questions on the over the oil spill in the gulf of mexico so definitely at the moment i think there's nobody in the business world or you'd be hard pushed to find anybody in the business world to be willing to swap places with the heads of b.p. right now. and chris we've got a chief strategist at here all say believes the deal will still get us three and that is just i'm not sure what prize the russian partisan team and k.p. will get and they reportedly value that country at seventy billion dollars a figure b.p. is unlikely to agree. but well it's a lot higher than the market value of the company b.p. chicken curry has been trading at about fifty billion dollars on the stock market so this is obviously a substantial premium to that level. but again we were really hearing from reports we haven't heard a definitive confirmation of this from either of you he already or one assumes that

you're saying look the market values are at fifty there for seven years to i but clearly we're now into the point of negotiating with devaluation or some mechanism to going to make up the difference and i think that's what we center of the fact that a deal is going to happen and i would expect also given the if you like the severity of this dispute between b.p. and the shareholders means much more serious dispute that we saw in the middle of zero eight then it be very difficult to see. you know existing arrangements or previous future arrangement could survive so that something has to break as it were and i think we're now looking at just the valuation of compensation terms the mechanisms to allow that happen. and that's not how they look at how the markets are performing this sounds like the european are losing its seat down on this point six percent amp it turns point three percent here in moscow and it's talks. negative sentiment across other global exchanges as he has said and i said are dropping around the sun this hour. here are some of the market moves on my six and

the two majors are among the main news at this hour with gazprom down i one percent stocks are also retreating with burbank about society of red. cross eyed asian taking place on the russian market is set to continue on thursday from monday from a creator explains why. the market will be digesting the results of the removal of the u.s. department of energy in vitry data for crude and the extent to which that will drive expectations of rising or falling demand in the us so it will still all be about oil any reaction in the oil price to that date will lead to a correction potentially i think in russian actions also we were only one day in front of chinese inflation later as inflation expectations rise market begins to price in tights or chinese monetary policy and that happens under serious selling away from from risk and that could be quite bad for russian actually. europe today

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