pleasures and i would print search will be splendidly told in touch with the who tell me it's like your world the future of a good international homeless flood achieve every green little chill in. the israeli prime minister reiterate instead of eve's refusal to reach a peace agreement with the palestinians based on the nine hundred sixty seven borders which the u.s. is pushing for. brock obama comes to the u.k. fresh on the hands of closer cooperation on security and the war on terror. the georgian opposition a readies itself for a fourth day of protest against the president promising to show me how saakashvili the door by wednesday. plus it's back on solid ground for three space travelers of santa growling six months in zero gravity aboard the international space station .

ten am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. marina joshie welcome to the program no return to the nine hundred sixty seven borders that's the latest word from the israeli prime minister in reaction to the u.s. president's peace initiative addressing the powerful pro israel lobby in washington benjamin netanyahu repeated his assertion that such a move will undermine the country's security is declared the ninety nine hundred sixty seven borders in the fanciful several times after a broch obama suggested a peace settlement should be based on these lines after israeli criticism the us president has a assured the jewish state of america's words and stress the new borders have to accommodate their reality on the ground that human rights lawyer. says washington's change of rhetoric doesn't bring. what he spoke on thursday is he is taught

his speech basically said that he wants to negotiate from the pre nine hundred sixty seven borders with lance wops which already assumes that there would be a recognition of the settlements that existed at the settlements wouldn't go anywhere this by their equal status under international law but notice that it is apec address he doesn't say anything different he says that it will now be the one nine hundred sixty seven borders because of lent swaps lanse what this means nor return to sixty seven borders but your islam and the surrounding settlements that are illegal around jerusalem would become facts on the ground as israel has once it is try to meet reality with the creation of an annexation wall when in fact the basic premise of international law firm the one nine hundred forty nine armistice line as the line along which a palestinian state should be built that said i think that it becomes really irrelevant anyway to discuss this because basically what is at the table with the us is offering to the palestinians is. by statehood with their aren't offering is

a state where they have some sort of autonomy in bulk to stand very similar to black townships in south africa or reservations here in the united states. and able to make a breakthrough with peace talks in the middle east barack obama is continuing his european tour of the presidents and london on his first state visit to the u.k. where he will attend meetings with both the prime minister and the queen he'll try to put pressure on david cameron a matter such as the european missile the fans shield and ghana stand in turn cameras hoping the president will endorse his controversial spending cuts are his war and reports now from the british capital. president obama will be staying here at buckingham palace as a guest of the queen while he and prime minister david cameron plan to establish closer security ties between britain and the u.s. the idea is to create a joint national security strategy for it is a unique arrangement in which the u.s.

will open up its highly secretive national security council to u.k. officials and it comes at a time when both countries admit they weren't prepared for the uprisings in the middle east and north africa it might not be easy though u.s. sources are saying britain cutting defense spending could tom its cooperation with the u.s. and the two sides have been divided over libya with the u.s. more reticent about its involvement than britain mice of liked but also be talking about afghanistan and the u.s. will be trying to persuade the british army not to pull troops out later this year both countries see two thousand and fifteen as the target date for withdrawing troops terrorism will also be on the agenda with the us asking the u.k. to support its tough line on pakistan harboring terrorists and chicago will be asking cameron to do more to combat british muslim extremism the u.s. will also ask britain to reassure russia about the sizing of the missile defense shield in poland all in all the so-called special relationship between the u.s.

and u.k. is far from over whatever that means for the rest of the world's. coming out of the program here in our t.v. drug dealers in the russian capital are left seeing red. this is how some most gay activists are trying to stop the madness spread in the country with warts approved i. find out why vigilantes are taking these drastic measures and whether it's even legal. thousands of her task force have been rallying for several days now in georgia with a goal to overthrow president the opposition has vowed to take radical action by wednesday saying that the current regime must go by that russia has condemned the dispersal of demonstrations will tear gas and rubber bullets sing and violates fundamental human rights opposition parties claim early elections are needed to stop what you calling a criminal regime leading the country to disaster that's not really has quote

unquote absolutely ruled out and any early polls nevertheless the main opposition leader amenable to nobs it told r.t. that people will continue to protest even if the government uses force. we have like. fighting for. everything angel again including children just these look at it we don't want to leave a little bit of the country i know that i made easy to use any kind of work that they will you share it is easy easy for us to believe it was them to sit. here at the same time i know they do it with people who live in a very seriously case like that you can't which is coming from those that may be able to be able to be receiving it it may be the work that they don't even that but it is nevertheless real this to look for people and i'm sure it would. be a shame if the place then. it is

a nation to really be effective at the day like choosing to. according to political expert i mean a conference guess office release policies are not popular in georgia and he's already losing support among his elements. this of course of saakashvili has diminished drastically for several reasons well firstly the war was not of much for your ear in spite of the fact that while georgian population i'm not speaking even about georgian elite is not pro russian but the results of the war or not satisfactory for the for georgia secondly well the this economic situation the country is not is not good because in the beginning of his presidency the support of the west of the european union and the united states was rather big now it has diminished for several reasons again well there was crisis but also the policy of circus really is not wise and it is not that much supported in the west so while we

may force see that there truly the group of he is supporters will diminish and it will diminish drastically in the next while few days it may be just part of the lead just a power but the opposition is growing. also have a sour here on r t back on terra firma. three groups of the international space station a landed safely as it stands join us through the details of mission control in moscow. they faced this is not a provocation but want. to be sure to stay everybody you should assume a quick retreat strikes have no idea about the hardships that face. you want to say of them to these to. the army the life of

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really believe in something. from. the future however. this is our new line from moscow the other naturally in russia is set to double over the course of the next four years some experts predict the economy will contribute almost four percent to the g.d.p. well let's cross now to our business desk work a train of following the latest developments so katrina we were talking about a major evil here aren't we or we're hoping so obviously the word the key word here is potential and as you say russia could potentially grow its online economy by more than double over the next four years right now it's facing an issue of distrust which many internet companies have faced and continuing to be challenged

by but if they can overcome this and put in place a really good strong infrastructure for growth prospects for the sake of last of course later today we'll also see how yandex performs in new york and this is tipped to be the world's largest technology i.p.o. of the year so it could be an exciting day here oh we're certainly keeping our fingers crossed there for the economy and looking forward to seeing here in the studio with more business news thanks very much. now russian authorities are stepping out of the war on drugs in the country but for some the speed of progress just isn't fast enough activists are taking the fight into their own hands got its landing some of them in trouble with the law however the vigilantes say and justify the means if it helps save lives are reports. it said all is fair in love and war and perhaps even more say in the war on drugs drugs that killed two point five million people every year cross the globe and

almost two hundred fifty maimed women and youngsters every day in russia alone for some of fighting their own controversial battle against a threat payson his customers they arranged to meet alleged drug dealers and once the you satisfied this suspect is a drug pusher they serve them a black mark and leave them red faced. like this people will be free to go out because next time police will be there. these guys are not alone in rushing there and conventional methods of fighting against drugs their colleagues from the drug free city movement have been accused of torturing addicts after they used handcuffs to force them to kick their habit they've also marks drug dealers houses to shame them in the community. but it is our uprising against the drug dealers do you think it is better to sit at home and

watch how the drug dealers will be killing you we managed to unite our forces and declare war to the drug dealers. sociologists the mob just as occurs when people become disillusioned by official efforts of the public taking the law into its own hands is an unwelcome trend worthing for the border there are a lot of enthusiastic who are striving to eradicate this horrible evil by any means possible when their actions don't comply with the law the law is against them for sure we can eradicate this evil but only by legal methods there are over five million drug users in more than russia this number has almost doubled in the last decade alone vast amounts of money has been blown on reducing drive the mines and treating addicts persisted such is getting more and more gloomy. space's house the most gay activists are trying to stop the madness threaten the country with waterproof di they mock dealers they say will have to hide to the public for at

least three weeks some are skeptical about their methods others even accuse them of the goodies but the antidrug good judgment is all due their form of justice is war fit if it helps save at least one life. most. most of the heroin used by addicts and russians trafficked from of ghana stand on pakistan r t caught up with a song about its anti-drug chief to find out what's being done to stand in our cottage straight. people just happy with one princes over in this campaign because it is the easier part of the thing done we have been talking about it all over the world in all the conferences if you have heard this menace it is the same thing as said if you have to catch a thief you have. informants and hear them and this thing really. hit hard and that is what we are doing and the support that comes from the

international community is the countries which are destined for this drug feeling the heat off they must do things more emphatically and in order to favor numbers which is not happening at all i am blaming the international community not for doing enough if unity is he had been there for about fifty is the question is it has introduced a drug it hasn't you know students of america did in one of them for the last ten or so minutes give the so much your forces has a duty to use their drugs production there it has not so what can you stand alone do on the so-called. you know watch the full interview with the head of pakistan's anti-drug force in around fifteen minutes time here on our. the libyan capital has walked into the heaviest new year shelling there since the beginning of the international campaign tripoli reports three people were killed and dozens injured during twenty minutes

of strikes i mean target appears to be one of the office compound near aircraft have been firing on tripoli almost every night and attempts to destroy the military arsenal of the libyan leader the latest attack comes as france and u.k. announced their decision to deploy helicopters to escalate their strike power. syria has hit back at sanctions imposed on president bashar asad by the european union saying it will harm the syrian people european ministers have frozen assets assets and banned him from entering the e.u. the sanctions were in response to the violent crackdown on anti-government protest in syria human rights activists say over eight hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested since the uprisings began in march at the same meeting of the e.u. also tied in measures against iran to pressure it to abandon its nuclear program meanwhile the u.s. is also impose sanctions on the syrian president calling on him to leave the transition to democracy however middle east expert. believes it won't go as far as

the u.n. resolution similar to that imposed only be a series of much more complicated case because there are some other more important political actors in the region involved so i think the u.n. resolution is much further down the line if at all obviously i mean we have first israel we have lebanon we have iran involved it's also a question of who the people that might take over there is the internal dynamics of having religious minority in a sense being in control of the state in this case the other whites on the present . and what will happen to them if there is a sudden swing in any other direction basically the you can say that there is a certain inherent logic to sanctioning countries and that is that unless he actually starts to improve in a way the reward will be to remove sanctions or you basically. continue trying to up the ante by a ratcheting up of pressure and in the case of iran that we are just continuing

back. regardless of what's happening in syria the latest sanctions but if you're the ones that the you with iran's economy that is cutting it off from the financial system if you will that the world is having an effect on the iranian society and the economy at large but they were put in place primarily in order to affect iran's ability to acquire nuclear capability that might end up with a nuclear weapon and on that particular aspect i think they haven't had much of an effect yet now is equal to some of the stories from around the world the ash cloud from the erupting iceland you know is causing further disruption to air travel some flights remain grounded in scotland while a threat hangs over services in ireland and england it's all saturday's eruption of iceland's most active volcano the largest in one hundred years the ash in the atmosphere affects visibility and can clog engines making it too dangerous to fly fears remain there will be a repeat of last year's travel chaos when a different icelandic eruption closed much of europe's airspace for

a time. the operator of japan's troubled nuclear power plants confirm two more reactors have experienced a partial fuel meltdown at the site have previously been thought only the number one reactor had suffered such a fate plans cooling systems were knocked out by march's devastating earthquake and tsunami the official death toll from the disaster currently stands at some fourteen thousand people a. lot of the deadliest tornadoes ever recorded in the united states has now claimed at least one hundred sixteen lives and left more than four hundred injured the storm tore through the city of joplin in missouri slamming homes crushing cars and tumbling trees the city's hospital suffered a direct hit killing for the authorities warn the death toll could climb as search and rescue workers continue their efforts meanwhile forecasters predict more severe weather will the region. the crew of the international space station has just been reading is two three that's because three other intrepid travelers that now

returned safely to earth and america an italian and a russian carson are receive their world all come as a reports the crew of the i assess that have spent six months there have safely landed in the step in kazakhstan as we've been watching on the screens here in mission control in moscow the crash there not jewel that they came back and departed from the i.s.o.'s a few hours before it came to land then it started its descent reentered the earth's atmosphere came in over the caspian sea then opened its parachute and eventually landed safely in the step in classic stern and teams of helicopters and planes were ready to receive the proof and to make sure they were all ok after their descent it's the end of the twenty seventh expedition on the i assess this crew been up there for six months and while they've been up there was well is conducting a lot of experiments both on themselves to see how they responded to the environment of space and also many technical experiments and perceiving space vehicles that

they've also seen in some rather interesting and diverse reads the spent the new year up there they saw that multiple times because of the time differences here on earth and they also saw in fifty years since eureka garren was the first man in space and they called it a special video message to thank all of those involved and to mark that very special anniversary and they received the last ever u.s. endeavor space shuttle on its mission up there it brought some equipment out to assess and then they waved goodbye to that for the last time they've been up there for six months they're now back down safe on earth and all the people down there who have just received them in this step and because extern will be trying to make sure that they receive a proper welcome back on earth. tom barton reporting there well check out more of the stories we're covering at our web site such as tensions leave athens and the e.u. grow over greece's lack of long awaited anomic reforms of last growing weary of the

boy down by the country's huge national debts. in wildfires in russia have wiped out twice as much for us this year is compared to last people are bracing themselves for another potentially truckin summer and. for worse of italian celebrity photographer francesco card's e-r. warning the streets of moscow until the middle of july. to watch the interview with the artist. and time now for a business update with katrina in just a few. i

was around well welcome to our seas business policy the internet economy in russia could more than double in the next four years boston consulting group says it will grow from the current one point six percent to three point seven percent of g.d.p. but the group's vladislav the tanker says there are still more still a number of factors limiting the development. the good news is one point six percent correct just for the oil and gas composite which is a very substantial russia and will become two percent two percent more or less with only greece and spain have to. prevent this number from being higher than the law of the proportion of the economy and what prevents you commerce from developing is actually not the internet by itself but i truly have

a physical problem with e-commerce and the people don't trust their payments so the payment system we can pay with credit cards still in the way that russia still has we have to go and. go because the infrastructure of be purely the structure of it but also physical infrastructure. let's take a look at the markets now oil futures pared some of their previous losses helped by china's energy demand again in the u.s. dollar is limiting the rebound asian markets the nikkei has closed in the black and the hang thing is that concerns continuing that europe's debt crisis may spread to larger economies that combined with sharp losses on wall street monday lead to soft i think but sony corp is up two point eight percent despite a pretty endings. of this loss of two hundred sixteen billion years to two thousand and ten there moscow the r.t.s. has a raised previous losses in early trading it's around point three percent up at the

moment the my six wasn't just a few minutes it was nearly two percent in the red on monday and they'd make into these numbers forward. russian stocks have seen their value drop over ten percent since the beginning of the year michael started out crazy a believes negative investor sentiment will continue in the short term given the fourteen percent monthly decline in the my sets were somewhat cautious on where we go in the near term especially given the commodity price environment which me trigger additional outflows from my russia dedicated funds are that's with a medium longer term view required construct for the russian stocks which are trading at just seven times forward earnings in them normally wide about forty percent discount to emerging markets i think going forward investors are going to pay close attention to external developments in this coming week investors will look at the german business climate data in addition to the usual suspects as

jobless claims and us people also pay attention to housing data out of the u.s. on the corporate front in russia investors will be looking at wednesday when dixie will release its first quarter numbers in addition on thursday lukoil m.t.s. and x five also released their person order numbers. russia could cut its budget deficit by more than half this year that's according to finance minister alexei kudrin who says record oil prices will also help boost investment and pay off debts incurred during the crisis. if you can leave we're using actual revenues to cut the budget deficit that's why this year we're planning to decrease the deficit from three point six percent down to one one point four percent this is possible if all is trading over one hundred five dollars per barrel plus extra oil revenue will also be used for investment. that's all the latest business for now you can always keep up to date online at www dot com forward slash business will have more for you

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