if you want good show the old waverly hotel begin to feel certain the mill story which you know some of the country house holiday is the bull the town's the river the crim that used to feel the most acute in the world from the ruins hotels. are a view of the week's top stories as russia blocks a u.n. resolution over syria arguing it could ignite another civil war in the region questions are raised that will move in next to sink into violence and who suffer most from it so. it's easier persuade people who appear to be a terrorist list which will station it's easy for people in france to believe well that they have the right to listen to my phone calls which they do frown stepped up security at home fearing revenge for the nato bombings in libya the government is accused of invading people's privacy. the world marks the anniversary of the worst

ever nuclear accident breakthrough act of threats to present some twenty five years off computer. on to punish overboard a controversial piece of goofy tea gets a state prize critics say it's an act of vandalism rather than a lot. around the world and around the clock you're watching our t.v. and weekly news with you welcome to the program well this week the arab world has remained inflamed with nato almost still raining down on the libya syria sort of balance crackdown against tense tense syrian troops continue their siege of the southern city of daraa reports suggesting forty two people were killed over the weekend more than five hundred have died so. it's the rest of. washington has

imposed a new sort of socialist a little shells in the syrian government decides the us with. us is taking part of the problems in the world it may not be doing any favors for israel its closest friend in the region. these gunmen mean business and they're upping the stakes just that little bit higher. and you're gyptian regime like the zionist enemy trying to stop us for ages and girls are and we always got the weapons we needed to fight the zionist enemy. and now they're getting more than they could ever hope for before me gyptian president hosni mubarak's main gone the borders couldn't be easier to get through. smuggled. who. have much more freedom to do whatever they like. and they doing it smuggling weapons into gaza the result two attacks in three

months on a natural gas pipeline that supplies a quarter of israel's electricity which is why is the u.s. claims it's bringing a new tomorrow to egypt most israelis would rather remember yesteryear the eagerness of the united states to topple the former egyptian president hosni mubarak and bring about regime change and i want to meet most harmed at the closest ally in the region israel the u.s. says it wants to establish democracy in the region but instead of democracy there's a very real possibility that radical islamic could come to power the u.s. strongly supported the opposition in libya despite al qaeda connections among its ranks now it's apparently governance and support against syrian president bashar assad with the wiki leaks website claiming that washington has been funding some anti-government factions what he's afraid that if he goes away. the muslim brotherhood can fix it so instead of incident in syria we're going to

islamist origin swapping one dictator for what could be worse if and when radicals hunted tower where they are likely to direct the arms at israel people will be very conscious of the fact that syria is not libya and the fact that if you do decide to intervene in syria you will have knock on effects across the region in iraq in lebanon to israel palestine what every new threat is well my face from an even more hostile arab world emerging from the president stability some experts believe the security of the jewish state is not under any great threat israel has never been a man so play it's one of the greatest lies the mother and father of all lies as it relates to the israeli palestine conflict is that israel has been in danger of annihilation i detailed in the three volumes summary book it is a complete israel's existence has never been danger from any combination of arab military force and that is unlikely to change in any

foreseeable future the fighters on the ground are giving up hope and there are minister mourning is that is worse to come. a little more time of defeat and retreat is over now it's time for the israeli people and the israeli enemy to play . is what is keeping quiet from of the current chaos in the middle east and north africa but behind closed doors they'll be clear of disquiet about how much america's desire to make new friends in the arab world is fueling serious instability policy r.t. television. there are fears that continuing violence in syria like pave the way for foreign intervention there too but this week russia along with china blocked a un security council resolution and it was advocated by the u.s. a number of european nations but moscow beijing argued that outside intervention or any further destabilization when a fully fledged civil war close the artist says libya's experience shows how

easily a sovereign state can be attacked under the guise of protecting civilians well if you look at what the us did to engineer the. un resolution on libya this was one of the most. brazen transgressions of the rights of nation national sovereignty and international law that we've seen in the post world war two period the responsibility to protect is an insidious doctrine that's been developed by various think tanks connected with the circles in the united states to justify a nato definition of an intervention in a sovereign country fortunately this time russia and china are playing a reasonable role in blocking any u.n. security council sanctions or. strong measures against syria so i think they learned from their. deadly mistake on the on the libya case when they actually. has

no when or if it's allowed to pass. or in libya and nato air strike has hit colonel gadhafi compound in tripoli reportedly killing one of his sons and three of his grandchildren it's not the first time the alliance is making parents attempt all of the beginning as night and earlier this week russia's prime minister to stop breaching the u.n. resolution. the theme to ensure the coalition said destroying get their feet was not my goal then why bomb his palaces some officials have claimed that eliminating him was in fact they go who gave them the right to be have a fair trial returning to the no fly zone the bombings are destroying the country's entire infrastructure when the so-called civilized world uses all its military power against a small country destroying what's been created by generations i don't know if that's good. but our website we're asking for your opinions why has intervention happened in libya but not syria so when the joint incomes the reason lies with

syria's small up oil reserves thirty five percent think it's only a question of time before nato begins wanting the. six percent. leadership start as an aside compared to. something else. the rest at least and north africa has been fielding not just by western powers but from within the region itself according to the president of yemen he spoke exclusively to wati is a preview of what's to come later the problem. some countries of the region and some within countries can live at least tendencies commonly seen in the so-called new middle east it is this a controlled pale scenarios are prepared for it is enough to have a look at what is going on in egypt tunisia and other countries cannot be called otherwise and plot against the region.

but with france taking an active part in enters bombing of libya there's are rising that it could result in revenge attacks and security that in a country has gone to radically raised training armed all military personnel to france to streets others are to die a bushel reports that has been wrecked with accusations that the government is running a police state. soldiers on the streets with machine guns this is francis vision here at fist of your most expensive anti terror program before it's what it calls the growing terrorist threat the government claims troops make a public feel safer but that's not what people think they look a little bit dangerous they can. use the force and the other way it is a bit frightened of it has got. to the. premier francois feel says troops

are required because france bombing libya threatens a terror attack at home you'll know find soldiers at shops tourist sites government buildings train stations airports schools and churches but expose though the system doesn't even work and the main feature of terrorism is that it's impossible to foresee. real targets is not to catch terrorists says one investigator but to monitor the public it's easier to persuade people that there could be a terrorist this letter or station it's easy then for people in friends to believe well then they have a right to listen to my phone calls which they do they do do it they have a right to monitor my emails and facebook because they're only protecting us troops or only the visible part can now read people's emails under a law passed quietly in february president sarkozy also signed

a bill for police to tap phones without getting judge's authorization to justify the invasion of people's privacy says one author because he makes france's six million arabs a scapegoat he has to make them afraid thinking that there is an arab with a bomb here that. the government recently branded muslims a problem and burned the muslim full. face veil some already mock the band and what they see as an arab witch hunt by going out in virgil's and mini skirts there's also the large cost world workers continue to be laid off in the economic crisis. estimated prices eighteen billion euros each year enough to create a million new teaching jobs and embarrassed government analysts say tries to hide the amount. is very expensive because the executive can move resources from one area to another quite quickly it's very difficult to find an exact figure critics

like michelle cologne have dubbed the video system vishy pierrette vishy was france's first just regime in the second world war it spied and informed people and targeted ethnic minorities. the french government today stands accused of doing the same to its own citizens don't you bush or r.t. paris or another consequence of france taking part in operations in libya is a wave of immigrants hitting the country trying to escape the conflict. in the pen president of france's right national front party and sparked controversy by claiming it threatens the survival of the french nation. and so they say we're in a democracy but authorities refused to show the real figures on how many immigrants there are there are probably sixty seven million muslims here already plus additional immigration on a massive scale each year this is an organized replacement of our population this

threatens our very survival we don't have the means to integrate those who are already here there is though it's endless cultural conflicts you can be against immigration fights immigration suspend all immigration but not hate immigrants as individuals i understand immigrants wants a better future hey what i honestly say to them you can't find a better future hey we're finding it hard to give a better future to our own people as it is. seen to be with her in the pen on our website after. the world market twenty five years since the worst in history it's a noble blast sent a huge radioactive cloud across much of europe and that around a reactor poisoned for centuries to come. it's not every day you can see the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine as crowded as this hundred singling the russian and ukrainian presidents came to the mornin beside the

nuclear plant to mark the date which changed the world the twenty fifth anniversary of the chernobyl fallout. i believe because of the huge amount of citizens news from ukraine and russia was put in to deal with the aftermath of this tragedy and the face of substance asters we should be honest it's the government's obligation to tell people the truth we need to admit to the back and then see that the government was not always doing the right thing nowadays the zone looks like this deserted streets and abandoned houses however a quarter of a century ago it was the place to be in the soviet union salaries for the residents of the town of p.p.h. were higher living standards better and infrastructure more developed the communist paradise changed on april the twenty six nineteen eighty six when the chernobyl reactor exploded the result of an experiment left in the wrong hands. with. the reactor was almost completely out of control in april twenty fifth but it could

still have been saved by the management committee for a completion of an experiment personal hesitated were locked into it eventually couldn't go against the authorities we'll know if there is an old video meanwhile the town's population had no idea about the disaster people were enjoying an unusually sunny saturday outdoors with me and my friend we ran away from school the plate of beach we returned home all covered in mud and my mother asked me where i had been i lied that we were cleaning the school yard and she was shocked this she had already heard rumors of some action in the nuclear station both already started the evacuation only thirty six hours after the last that's why many of those who stayed in the town later died or suffered radiation sickness but will occur in the end who was among the evacuees from the thirty kilometer zone just several years after the catastrophe she returned to the fervid inland having lived there for more

than two decades she says she wants to see the end of her days in the land where she was born we think they gave the affluent and the pension but i found it impossible to survive like that in kiev here. haven't tried to enter grow every clean yes there is a little here but you can find a place without it anywhere we're not scared. despite this optimism from recent loose the world still seems concerned about the chernobyl threat especially in the wake of the fukushima disaster that's why i heard of this anniversary countries invested more than five hundred million euro into constructing a new confinement destined to seal the exploding reactor for another century this is probably the last time we have managed to see the infamous chimney of the fourth quarter of the chernobyl nuclear power station people behind the new circle for good say that next year it will be dismantled then the station will be covered with a dog and that will end the existence of the church of mobile nuclear power station but the former residents of this area say it matters little to them their life as

they knew it had ended twenty five years ago let's see russia r.t. reporting from the channel novel exclusion zone in ukraine. since the beginning of the nuclear crisis in japan parallels have been drawn with the chernobyl disaster sustainable energy expert professor tom burke says the effects of machinery could be extremely serious and what's likely to be a long lasting battle. they have not actually regained control of the reactors and so there are still risks that there will be further explosions or releases of radiation either to the air or to water which to the sea which has been happening all through this process now they've got a bit more manageability than they had earlier on but this event is still ongoing it was over very quickly was an explosion and it was over relatively quickly this is clearly going to run and run for months and what is very clear from what happened in fukushima is the japanese neither the utah machine nor the government

really had a well thought through emergency plan to deal with a catastrophic event like this but in two hours time you can watch our special reports from the exclusion zone which. best mysteries of the desert town at. this time silent for decades. twenty five years ago retired paid fifty thousand vibration over ukrainian town it was like you waited with three hours. but now it wants to be heard recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to big up letters at this post office in. the stories of the world are long gone. have to be told i'm. reading the diaries of the ghost of our two. russian security

forces carried out a string of successful terror operations in the north caucasus this week the latest resulted in the deaths of ten militants especially the kind of carrying out attacks against civilians within the country. this biggest achieving operation was carried out at the altar between statical region and about the republic when ten militants including at least two women were killed and among them were some high profile terrorists with links with the international terrorist group al qaida in this region further d.n.a. tests would probably be required to identify some of the militants some leading figures in a so-called box on gang were already identified as big that's true it was believed to be involved in a number of across the area now enough of among terrorists ask you if it was

believed to be involved in attacking tourist from moscow in the district in february twentieth loven then earlier in the week another special operation was carried out. and the leader of the republic runs on could be that of was personally in charge of this operation militants that were killed that were later identified asked close associates to russia's most wanted terrorist. in the neighboring dagestan a leader of the so-called. guys there was also killed in a special operation now this wave of terror raids was launched after a number of high profile terror attacks in russia. well we've got extensive coverage of the anti terror crackdown in russia on our web site. including an exclusive interview with president obama start look at the forefront. of the search operations will continue until we have eliminated the terrorist

underground in the republic. after that incident has started as well as the latest updates in the background information on our website our teeth. now a giant piece of graffiti has ignited debate in the russian art world after what many perceived as an obscene image was branded a national award the work drawn next to the federal security office and this work was given recognition as a sign of an emerging free society in russia and it expects. this is award winning art according to russia's ministry of culture a sixty five metre phallus whitewashed on a drawbridge and petersburg has won the twenty ten innovation prize for best visual artwork self-styled art terrorists vyner meaning war in russian are the unpopular with us. i think it's essentially vandalism a breach is

a cultural and historical monument and to pin anything on it is an act of vandalism and it should be punished not rewarded and. here in the center of contemporary art you can see the other entries for the award nothing is stimulating or a shocking or innovative as viner's and according to the jury that's why they won purely artistic merit but now it's not as simple as that the same symbol the ministry rewarded is now being brandished in mocking protest this russian youth group is angry four hundred thousand rubles of taxpayers' money given to a group it calls vandals for vyner the protest only legitimizes their own that. it's a very old world situation when the state award goes to a group that in fact organizes an action aimed against mistakes but this is a very important signal with artists always express society's pain and a healthy society accepts peace. but there's been no acceptance of by noah's ark

until now two members still face trial on hooliganism charges for this little stunt pritish graffiti artist banksy detailed plans and they could still place seven years in prison and flipping coins so why this sudden show of state support for. the minister of culture was afraid of being accused of political censorship and i think he was right and our country is better being afraid of imposing political censorship and to actually important breezewood. in. a sea change from four years ago this image of two kissing policeman was banned by the culture ministry for international exhibits fearing embarrassment the curator of that exhibit was angry yet a fair back then he lost his job but this time he was on the jury so rises up and. the turing is a graphic and expressive example of how long this reacts to

a social climate he doesn't specify the target of his protest when he simply says that strong protest is brewing in russian society but how do you draw the line between say this art and randomness and because this is clearly just graffiti. not street art is minor vandalism but it's not hooliganism the disorder it may cause it is compensated hundreds of times by the meaning of the pictures which is painted could be restored on the bridge to become a symbol of simply to urge culture because it's the first work that is proof of a civil society. by no court controversy usually at the expense of the authorities whether it's bought or not they've achieved what they wanted to know to write it they say they'll donate the prize money to political prisoners i didn't it take. a brief look at some other headlines around the world in italy benedict

a sixteen has beautified and john paul the like and think how mean and leave us in the live pictures of that event here. heads of state tending including the president of the deceased. and. set of own americans which is necessary for. the last stage. of. the. trees or. germany now where left this demonstrators have clashed with police leaving ten officers injured testers to watch the current rubbish from stones and paint jobs security has been stepped up across the country to prevent street violence. and international workers day company by protests decades. for labor day has come to russia with yet another official holiday off chance to relax. take it as an opportunity to escape the city others use the time to convey political or

social messages through demonstrations. reports on the heart of moscow. a very rare occasion that central moscow is completely empty and this of course is done for these people's twenty five thousand members of trade deals who on this day are celebrating their professional holiday and as part of that celebration are marching through the heart of moscow all the way down to the kremlin and this holiday originally of course dates back to the united states one and some workers and chicago all the strike they were dispersed by the violently by police yes from those later repeated in paris and ever since then the first of may have become trade unions day where workers of all countries everywhere have the right to speak their mind to say what they want to say call attention to problems they feel exist

or simply to manifest their belonging to a trade union to their problems their rights and their policies of course and russia that is also the case of these people are showing on their day off they're here in the heart of russian capital walking through as one or the way through to the kremlin now of course it's not just a trade union action various political parties all from the government and from the opposition will be gathering their supporters highlighting what they believe is of course relevant we also got some nonpolitical organizations basically there's something in this day for everyone a chance to celebrate so laid back to lax or to showcase their beliefs like these people to. come here that is our reporter but a few minutes we'll have the headlines here though it's stitching.

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