tv [untitled] May 10, 2011 6:00am-6:30am EDT
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western ukraine marks victory day with a vicious display of nationalism but with neo nazis attacking batterings voicing for a fascist slogans i can see the soviet liberation of. the libyan capital in just more nato airstrikes overnight the footballing wrongs of the alliance earns the french president some points of criticism back home. to keep talking between the u.s. and china pay lip service to competition and cooperation but look on likely to start america's spending billions on defense in preparation for the worst case that
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are. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me unless have now was a day of remembrance the turned violent in western ukraine nationalists attacked veterans and their relatives on victory day people wearing said george ribbons to commemorate world war two the ripped off their clothing before riot police fought pitched battles with me oh nazis. the events. a holy day for millions a street brawl for some and like most of the post soviet region on may the ninth of this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazi as me. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties block the entrance to red army
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soldiers cemeteries preventing war veterans from getting inside and playing tribute some in this part of ukraine do not see me the ninth as a reason to celebrate believing the soviet period to be worse than enduring nazi occupation the st george's ribbon is usually worn as a tradition on may the ninth to commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the west the ukrainian capital city off and off putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. what you do i look up at the ribbons were forcibly ripped from the chests of those who were heading to the grave yards along with abuse of chances such as death for the most whites nazi salutes hurling rocks and small blobs that is how involved mark made the ninth. here in this picture and my brothers and my deliberate show this line from the fascists that these people here could not let me come inside this century to lay flowers and he's great this is it is grace. such
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seeing surprised even the locals who had grown used to protests on victory day these were the scenes from last year when the nationalist might their feet on the red victory banner. which spent thirteen years in detention in siberia which improved as we killed we could something like this have happened in a new country that. their heroes are people who regarded worldwide as nasa collaborators replica shirts with the founders of the one nine hundred forty s. insurgent army to bang on there and are a big hit here there are seen as freedom fighters even though for a while they fought alongside the nazi army until civilians jews and russians in the gruesome manner how the names. political parties deal with these sorts of movements do they encourage. as we've seen in case you crane where. nothing greater has been elevated status of a hero although it appeared to be an anti russian protest but really it was
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a protest of the. ukrainian society in this case has to deal with and this is only part of the live picture of the perception of the past is making waves in other former soviet states namely as as marches and the glorifying nots allegiance in the baltic states such as love to be and the story of the danger is that people begin to forget what we fought for and what the veterans died for through seeing the reemergence of foreign forces and nationalist forces that really in many sense resemble exactly those the merge with hitler in the one hundred thirty such behavior it's the only applies to the minority most people in this country still celebrate history with proper respect but the only seems a little of should definitely allergic reigns leadership especially after demands for a revolution were clearly voiced by the and with more police the russians the artsy reporting from divorce in western ukraine. was me but about bridge from russia pretty far mike and the roots of nationalism stem from the previous ukrainian
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leadership but a figure of you should of course idealized for a long time by western us until we go under his rule he suddenly made by vera a very controversial controversial extremist figure of ukrainian nationalist movement has suddenly made him a hero of ukraine in ukraine for a long time the state was not against us and now the state is more or less neutral but you have seen what happened in the war obviously the local authority just did not want to get off otherwise they would not allow me or not just walk the cemetary . and there's plenty more coming your way this hour in just a few minutes. humanitarian concerns are not on the agenda of. over sixty refugees are left to die of. board of vote for libya kind of your lines his reforms to accusations it walls to blame. now
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a suicide bomb has exploded a device in the sense of much took a lot of capital of russia's republic of killing at least one policeman well another policeman was hospitalized with multiple injuries that's was life. of course of a who's in the region of four also. the north caucasus region is no stranger to terrorism is what we don't specifically about this latest attack. well the blast happened at around eleven am moscow time in the capital city of the republic. police trying to check the documents or for suspicious looking man passing by but he refused and exploded one police officer was killed and another one seriously injuries meanwhile in the neighboring republic of call but do you know about it russian special forces captured a group of terrorists in a residential area for militants were killed after the shooting and all of them
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were later i dance of right now explosive devices were also found as the scene of the operation one militant is believed to be involved in the. movie as the end of last year and indeed of the weezer major anti terror over ratios that are underway here in russia's north caucasus one hundred fifty militants and among them some high profile terrorists and leaders in the leaders of militants in this area have been killed since the start of this year. either many thanks for the didn't quote about. now the publisher of the hell thinking based website which supports church and terrorists has been acquitted by a finnish caught of smuggling church ins into the country and like all those who are founded and all runs the website so which is bound in russia it's known as a propaganda mouthpiece for google modeled on the world's most wanted chechen
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terrorists financial gora to use or didn't take the source is the links to international terrorism into account however finish it past where you harm will r.t. it was recently prosecuted and brought speaking out against the website and check chin extremism. you can follow the latest developments in russia's fight against terrorism on our website balance r.t. dot com for the section there with police posted from several anti terror raids a senior al qaeda operative was killed and one of the operations was due to als dot com. the libyan capital tripoli but hit by another heavy wind reports suggest at least
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eight. fighter jets witnesses say the strikes targeted areas not far from where the compound forces also bombed a government building which was said so how an organization dedicated to children's welfare tripoli's says it was the second nato strike in jones the. headquarters and with violence escalating farmlands and claims that the coalition are facing a growing backlash at home and of world not least in france from wealthy question for the president but things in popularity. braun's imperialist racist murder are the lyrics to a song president sarkozy's party tried to ban which lost his treatments of foreigners and its own people rapper sawyer duces the home of liberty bell it's a fraternity is anything parts well i just put it to you chris society's white
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masculine in reach for them everyone else is so cumin in needs to be taught these civilizations france has been condemned for targeting groups such as illegally deporting rumor gypsies while its interior minister also labels muslims as a problem frauds is responsible for securing the arrest of formal every coast leader laurent gbagbo france was also the first state to attack libya. cheese eating surrender monkeys some in the u.s. the french for their perceived fear of for it see no evil american say this our war hungry the learned of come a bit is because this blogger saw its protesting the libyan leader was. support from the united states to the middle east. and. many people in the world in this seeing what is going on very soon and what
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why are you going there and people you know even know that. nicolas sarkozy's the most unpopular president in the history of the fifth republic according to the latest polls fraud says bombing of libya has made him even more disliked as soon as you use force there will be casualties. there is no such thing as a clean war war is about killing people. because these prisoners people say that they are he's a buse the u.n. mandate on libya which allowed only the creation of a strict demilitarized area of. the no fly zone is an act of war. very. expression to. express. in the campaign even if you
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presidential election results will next year fridge people and politicians already say sarkozy no longer represents them actually the difference is that some friends decided it's. still elected president mr sarkozy which again we call a general in the queue. rules with so many of the country of love. and the awful tower. of growing numbers around the world france is now worth very different kind of word don't you bush or paris. or nato has reportedly been using it depleted uranium in libya and twenty minutes time and. tell me about the long lasting consequences how has it. created uranium is a weapon of indiscriminate effect. because of the impact what happens is that when
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the law the round target is explodes and it has what's been described as an aerosol effect of radioactive particles and you can't ever ensure that those particles will only affect military personnel that means that they can indiscriminately affect civilians and that of course is illegal under international law some countries haven't yet recognized that it is indeed you you've seen on the web sites the british government justifies the continued use but it's absolutely unacceptable if you're talking where it's an exceptionally any particular you're talking about being there to protect the civilians to use a form of weaponry which will impact on them in so devastating a way it's absolutely shocking. a boat carrying around six hundred refugees that reportedly sunk the libyan the caves the number of dead is not yet with witnesses reporting the ship broken apart
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but on board another vessel there are reports that more than fifteen died and. nato is acute ignoring distress calls from the boat in a drift in the mediterranean to meet the alliance has denied the allegations but former belgian m.p. and. been outspoken on the treatment of refugees says the incident shows willful negligence. these kind of events are sound hardly surprising to me you're talking about the most sophisticated technological in the world and they would not be capable of finding some goats at sea while they are have operations chasing pirates on the costa somalia where they can spot one simple crank in a city and they could not do that i highly doubt it so we don't get into the details of the specific events these holidays surprise me but it's only logical humanitarian concerns are not on the agenda of the need of far as i can tell at
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least people flee the regimes that we have kept in place in the first place it's only a human reaction to a desperate situation and by bombing this country is not going to help on the contrary what we could do is help to needy and help e.g. the democratic movement that would send a clear signal to do good also in other countries but that is precisely not what we're doing what we do is really very fast with our armies but when it comes to rescue people be so slow it's not it's not some it's a law of nature that this is willing politics that this is our priorities and not the people that are in the military in. the world to economic trials and a first day of talks ended easing the strains in their relations but there are still many areas thought china and the us a struggling to find common ground beijing says washington is trying to start its economic growth america hit back
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with criticism of china's human rights record assays christine prothero has been following the action. they say you should keep your friends close. and your enemies closer and as far as where china fed's perceptions continue to evolve at this year's us china strategic economic dialogue an attempt by officials from both the u.s. and china that friendship we each recognize that our ability to work together is important to the overall health and stability of the economy. this is the want to do it for the people of china and the united states live in the same tree because you on the west side. the purpose to open communication on concerns like the debt ceiling in the u.s. and the rate of currency appreciation in china and joint concerns about the
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environment we both have a great state encouraging find a change and charting a clean and secure energy future currently china is the second highest producer in the world of renewable energy technology the u.s. ranks seventeenth the overriding thing for day one of the u.s. china strategic economic dialogue which will respect and understanding that just because there is competition doesn't mean there can't be cooperation competition is not bad competition it's healthy is good. this is the reason why i have held the view for so many years and continue to hold the view that a rising china is a positive development it's a far cry from the dialogue of recent times were tough decision makers in the us have been told that an increased power means an increased threat one that will eventually need to be dealt with by war and the way to avoid this war i believe is going to require and we're going to be able to get away from it any case some kind
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of arms race with china but china is going to keep building and improving its capabilities each year the pentagon comes out with this report military and security developments involving the people's republic of china the findings often use to intensify military spending we are now looking at a power in the western pacific that can stand up to assert if there's a problem in response military spending is now more than the rest of the world combined six times more in china. as a result u.s. debt has ballooned to more than fourteen trillion dollars much of that debt is owned by china and then a time when many of the countries neighborhoods look like this an urban areas like this still for sun including the mainstream media the military is often the first priority when it comes to spending beijing is rapidly modernizing of strategic nuclear forces and developing space weaponry china is developing ten raisa
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ballistic missiles some of which will be able to strike the continental united states but critics say the threat from china is not the people's liberation army the threat from china is it's growing economic might like every economist you thought through in washington now is saying the new one soon is going to be. the actual currency of the world maybe by two thousand and twenty so the economic policy of washington should lead and not the pentagon so for. or thought oh this day top leaders here are on all fronts with this message building mutual trust and respect will help us to solve shared problems but that view may change again when it comes time to play defense secure more money and more power in the military in washington christine freeze out r.t. now on compering loath in high finance ranks kaiser and guy who states he had bet
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if the price of food through the eyes of the u.s. federal was the system has a quick preview of the kinds report coming up in the next hour. it is ben bernanke the way to do the job as she conducts his policy first take a large stick and poke out your eye there now you're half blind well look at the statistics in front of you and don't count wages and look at the tips treasury inflation protected securities and any time they start moving up use taxpayer money to buy a whole bunch of new york market to keep the price artificially low and then go in front of congress to look at what i've pulled out and say well the tips are not going up and wages are going up therefore there is no inflation in congress where we got to keep rates artificially low which of course without rates being higher there is no incentive to save and without savings there is no capital and without capital there is no capitalism.
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the international headlines said this is more than four hundred m. down and some of the thai police forces in the northeastern province of noticed it's the second major staged by the taliban in the last few days on saturday nato soldiers and local security forces battled insurgents assaulting government buildings across the city of kandahar. european union has imposed an arms embargo on syria following the government's crackdown on protesters it also froze the accounts of thirteen syrian officials in the room and found them from traveling inside of union the u.n. also expressed its concern after a humanitarian mission was blocked from entering the southern city of the there are not a spy president bashar al assad agreeing last week to allow medical supplies to reach this is used refugee you call. a small group of evacuees have briefly been
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allowed inside the exclusion zone around japan's earthquake and tsunami damage for pushing a nuclear plant for the first time the government gave permission for short of visits to gather belongings and check on houses only about one hundred people out of tens of thousands of refugees ordered buses for the two hour trip. here now to something a little bit like a lifelong nigerian i did board with conventional forms of flight is breaking some interesting new barriers in aviation with a series of tricks well his first beat was relatively risk free arm corking a level eight on the fly boasting that the strong wins out it's a much needed challenge well after that he took it up a notch with. flying in circles which you can see here the balance of paul two hours of water on a spatula keeping every drop in the cart and in
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a climatic chris shouldn't he gives a clean shave to a nervous volunteer all without a single mic because it was all built by. the end of the promotion all the launch and get a rest in service delivery company. because these are ways to promote a business ok let's get all the latest business news now with there you stay with us. that's right welcome to the business update greece has become even less credit worthy standard and poor's cop the country's long term rating by two levels to a single week the decision came after european finance ministers agreed athens needed more help to avoid just debt restructuring the country's debt is rising as the nation faces record boring costs a year after receiving a one hundred ten billion euro bailout package and another cut would make it the
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lowest richest country in europe with greece already in line with relevance. last week was something of a bloodbath for commodities which suffered the biggest seller for two years leading the charge was a world which lost eight percent on thursday before staging a slight recovery later on jumping from energy information company plots tells us what's pulling crudes down it's a combination of factors really i mean we've got some weak. economic data that's come out of the u.s. and germany in asia some of the emerging economies there have been raising the interest rates an attempt to slow the economies down there i guess we've also had a little bit of the risk premium come out of the market with the death of osama bin rod and you news out of the middle east north africa as far as fundamentals are concerned even though even with the libyan issue you know saudi arabia has sort of suggested that the market is well supplied and they've offered to put more into the
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market and no one's willing to take it. here's the snapshot of the market's performance the saw world prices continue last week's losses though they have regained some ground lights which is currently trading at one hundred one dollars a barrel while brant is that around one hundred thirteen dollars per barrel and precious metals are recouping their losses the solid gold just staying with fifteen hundred dollars but our own small well so that is trading at just under thirty seven dollars per ounce. european stock markets are higher as investors chinese trade data and janov around her need to go along gazprom group was the biggest fool on the food see sinking three point eight percent in london after reporting a thirty eight percent drop in fast connection for a while intercontinental hotel group is losing the gains with three point two percent after reporting its strongest growth in u.s. travel news for room since may two thousand and six among other stocks in focus low
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cost airline easy jet is up twenty percent after eight hundred rising revenue but added but i think your costs have resulted in a wider net loss. and here in russia the archness in the mindsets have slightly narrowed the losses they saw in the first two minutes of tuesday's trade as they reopened after an extended weekend the r.t.s. is down forty two percent and the noise it says up at temple percent. and here are some of the individual show moves on the my six world majors and on the main loses the solid blue cool down around twenty percent and stage black care airport is also down just by a strong frost. because he has good profit posted according to russian accountant standards bucking the trend after balls after publicizing its the results. of the russian carmaker is posting
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a net profit of one hundred thirteen million dollars. well last year that's against one point eight billion dollars of losses in two thousand and nine was artful supported by stronger sales which proved right not to nine percent helped by the state house for clunkers program. russia stop search engine has been valued at up to seven billion dollars ahead of its upcoming i.p.o. in new york become play it is offering sixteen percent of its shares with the hope of raising a billion dollars. it's ready to sell an additional one hundred fourteen million dollars of shares if the listing is a success. and finally the world's top nickel mine and nickel is set to take a place in the global top five with copper produce and the company is going to build a new power and you copper plant in indonesia with a capacity of up to four hundred thousand tonnes a year that would allow the world's nickel to have more than double its total cost
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a cluster mission. and inside the container you have a small bomb and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds of there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and she got these companies and n.g.o.s that have basically sprung up that have expertise to get rid of these weapons what they do is they go to these places they will hire local train the locals how to do the clearance they'll let the locals basically take ownership because you know they have a vested interest in clearing their homes and they're putting themselves at risk every single day they go out there to clear areas of these were. a. big.
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