you preserve. the young generation transit in their ancestors. where the mysterious and the dead long come from republic. russia. look up what. thousands of pakistanis protesting against deadly u.s. drone strikes could soon be joined by angry americans as washington looks to bring unmanned air superiority closer. economists warn that more european a different greece could bring the country to the brink of default the major sponsors of the bailout namely the germans question why they have to keep on paying for the things financial failure. israeli troops in the golan heights are locked and loaded with a license to kill off the hundreds of protesters tried to storm in from across the border with syria on sunday at least twenty were poorly gunned down by the israelis

. and in business this hour cast up pelosi wins approval for a three billion dollars loan from ross and its partners so as the war on that and other stories in our business bulletin in about twenty minutes from the. very warm welcome to you this is artsy life from moscow reception of a series of u.s. drone attacks reportedly killed at least sixteen and pakistan washington has kept up the unmanned air strikes despite a recent declaration from the pakistani parliament calling for that and that with the u.s. government i heavy investment in drone technology americans fear they could soon find themselves but he thought a steel sky. come reports. when a u.s. drone hit the house of this young man and. he lost an eye both legs and three family

members. these people are demanding the cia be held responsible for the deaths of their loved ones but to no avail with the use of drones comes a lack of accountability those are being operated by somebody at a command center in langley virginia they're watching a gun video on a video screen there pressing them right now deciding who lives and who dies and then they go off for a weekend where they have barbecues in their suburban virginia and suburban maryland homes and who pays the price the people who are the victims of the attack is there accountability none whatsoever drones have become the symbol of america's undeclared wars worse that seem to have no state all legal boundaries we've opened up a new realm of warfare a new room of breaking international and domestic law. used think pakistan yemen and elsewhere they have killed scores of civilians the former chief

counterinsurgency strategy of the u.s. state department has estimated the drone attacks killed fifty not targeted persons for each intended target one of the things the united states kind of pretends is that we are morally superior we are better just able to judge what is good for other people and therefore we are entitled to inflict our judgement on them and that we presume they will be grateful to us for it but that is not what happens ever and that's not what's happening in yemen it's not what's happening in pakistan and they are furiously enraged with us washington is looking to increase the funding food room development by seven times over the next ten years a large part of that will go forward on armed surveillance drones the u.s. has for years been using them in another of its undeclared wars against drug traffickers in mexico the mexican government allows us biplanes this public discontent there's a lot of concern that yours is. these drones by the us government has more to do

with u.s. control over mexican territory actually going out to the drug lords and winning the drug war while issues of international law and sovereignty trigger little interest among americans the prospect of having surveillance drones spying all across the us itself surely does us police agencies are asking for drones for domestic surveillance raising the alarm among those who think that could be the end of american freedoms and specially when you when you look at constitutional at him is like free speech activities that are going to be hovering over crowds that are merely maybe protesting the war protesting some are governmental act and they'll be chilling free speech should roll be equipped with some sort of weapon so some people are saying lasers will be able to punish should the students who are advocating against the government believe already been used in some instances in the united states learned two thousand and seven protesters in washington d.c. noticed small objects falling over here it looked like dragon well it turned out

they were robo flies developed by the pentagon now surveillance devices as america continues developing this play station mentality to killing any intelligence gathering in pakistan people leave in fear that it needed time they could become a target in sometimes deadly videogame and meeting here in the last year that with their rapid expansion of supply drones over their own territory they could one day wake up you know to my police state i'm going to check our reporting quite often r t. how i thought minutes past the hour here in moscow and still ahead for you in the program here on our whereabouts on the look at how dozens of bangkok protesters are still missing last two weeks after a bloody police crackdown to start with. all right i think our attention now on greece where public anger is mounting on stricter austerity measures the government's promised to implement so it can get its hands on more you aid european leaders have approved the next payment in its bailout that. athens bidding to save

the country and the euro from a default was artie's and daniel bushell has been finding out those who want to pay the price of a package could soon themselves taking to the streets. the euros did longly germany says top lawyer marcus kerber he's suing the german government to stop it. crop labors you cannot save so you are. on the contrary you have to get rid of greece is no longer worth a candidate i will never go with member of the european monetary union the nation's labeled in the region by some as the peaks of europe portugal ireland greece and spain must drop the currency now before they drag down other members wards kerber although athens last year raised the pension age to sixty five and could early retirement other countries believe that greek workers work less will bail you out

a second time says chancellor merkel but if you want cash in future you must work longer. we can't have a common currency us some get lots of occasions i'm not this very lesson that won't work in the long term. the statements caused through ring greece but they're not happy in the e.u.'s cash capital for it but either believing the greeks have had it too easy because if we are going to chill sixty seven it's not possible to declare why other people should go with sixty fifty nine which are certainly not responsible for the debts and deficits running portugal greece in the pit states raise the age when when the greek people retire. story all three people well we have to work along as well germans or wrote boiling point anger which could spill out onto the streets say some experts if the problems with the euro become

more more bigger and bigger higher and higher then it is also not excluded the german people go on the street because there's a ok we don't want to pay anymore the powerful greens and they'll suing merkel's government claiming it to keep facts about bailouts from the public people in germany i ask you do we have to pay these so we have to give answers and the answers we don't get from our government even the ruling party's revolting close pizza will she's fighting all risk use since he argues leaving the eurozone is in the interests of the struggling countries they should take the chance to say ok we get out we. have structures. for money for high interest rate with some of that money and then they can qualify again for the euro maybe after ten fifteen years greece protests the euro's

a straight jacket which blocks traditional ways to boost your economy like devaluing the currency or adjusting interest rates. even greece's european commissioner says that the contras membership of the common currency is that truth unless athens takes the painful cost cutting medicine prescribed by the e.u. and the i.m.f. greeks no agree with germans who think it's out of control the question is will weak states quit the euro and reorganize. and bring the single cause the down with them the new bushel r.t. . while a professor of political science p.r. agree alayna told us a reality that the bailout what revive the greek economy but rather push it further into the corner europe and the i.m.f. one greece to tighten its belt a more and more so there's no no way greece by itself can get out of the crisis is if you tighten your belt more and more you create a recession and if you create

a recession this situation get worse and worse and it's harder and harder for you to be back again i don't see how this money can restart the economy if people stand less and less i think if the remedy is to just sit now goes on there's a real danger greece will have to back out of the euro in order to be able to do their new its currency to have more tourists to sell more products and sample regionally when you see euro which reaches the left in europe was there much against it because he had a strong economy used a strong currency that de mar germany forming a monetary union with weaker economies and that is a recipe for trouble. what you are discover more details that is on the ground our story just log on to our website of course you know it's our team dot com you can also participate in our daily read on as i said we were asking you should the german people have to keep on bailing out the struggling members of the e.u. so far the vast majority of you believe that they shouldn't because it's in the

best interests of the euro to break free from dying economies if you want to influence the outcome why not have your say party dot com is the place to go. spain is another european country on the brink of a. different kind it's fruit and vegetable exports have been wiped out after germany wrongly blamed spanish cucumbers for europe steadily ico like outbreak is now putting the source was a farm within germany itself financial analyst adrian a star but she believes that the initial allocations could be part of a plan to split the eurozone apart when something goes wrong with it is only human nature to try and put the blame on somebody else and germany did that very powerfully accusing the poor in a certain spanish cucumbers of being the cause of the e-coli outbreak now nevertheless i think that there is probably more subtle adjourn to be highly all of this that is closely related to the fact that there are increasing centrifugal

forces within the european union that already made a lot of people's talk about fractures powerful break ups we just heard in the previous notice that if greece doesn't find its way around it's cool it's financial crisis you're looking might put a lot of the european monetary mechanism the europe very well for one could even imagine but germany you know many germans or many powerful people in germany are probably wondering why we haven't got themselves into europe to begin with so i think that it's not it's it's not good to just jump to the first obvious conclusion of a piece of news that we are the people who must try and find other layers of truth and reasoning that might be a bit. you are watching on sirius could you join us today and i mean you know stories for you just ahead including preparing for. the countdown to the baikonur cosmodrome well the next mission to the international space station is getting ready to head into. now israeli troops are

bracing themselves for more border violence after a day of deadly clashes with pro palestinian protesters on the syrian front at least twenty people were reportedly killed on sunday as thousands marched towards the israeli controlled golan heights the protesters were marking the anniversary of the one nine hundred sixty seven middle east war is ready security forces opened fire tel aviv however points blame towards the syrian regime accusing it of instigating the pollens to deflect attention from problems time. activist more stuff about the mission told us a little bit earlier that the claim is untrue as israel is the only aggressor in the conference. this is. not true. i think when you call it brought about a violence you have to see. where it was but only one side. or the israeli side which. would be useful to the spirit.

of the forty year old creation which has become the longest mission in modern history doesn't the international. must end its occupation is ok you patient military occupation of another country illegally given international court of justice decide that israel must end its occupation and its apartheid system in the occupied territories and an extension of your doesn't. like. those that are getting peacefully nonviolently the i'm demanding the same thing democracy . peace. it's hard i must talk about from one of our all right where you got a lot from us so it's not just on a quarter past the hour the fate of many opposition supporters remains unknown in georgia nearly two weeks since a brutal police crackdown on protesters in the capital tbilisi while with president saakashvili claims to be a champion of democracy and the country can win a rights groups say that finding out what's happened to the missing people is

practically impossible because r.t. is it sorry for the reports some families fear they will never see their loved ones again. when the riots were dispersed in the georgian capital of tbilisi think it's a few weeks ago that shock waves around the international community present back if only speaks a great deal but that's about what kristie georgia but the things they were witness will be years of experience both by his police operation against largely peaceful protests the even more disturbing we've been finding out that in the aftermath there been tales of aggression behind bars of people getting a call think big concerns among their friends and their relatives kyrgyzstan was a member of an opposition group he was arrested as part of the crackdown on opposition three days the pool the protest take place she hasn't seen or heard from him since and has no idea where he is now. i was still pretty was it one police station so when there but they said he had been moved to

a police station another region and i went to them and they said he wasn't there either so now he's missing i don't know why she's not the only one with questions in the days leading up to the protest during and after many people have been arrested and finding all these people is proving extremely difficult in some cases where her problems because these people are. potential central to her without providing us information where those people are taken so we have to. work and see visit all the detention places and find these people which is absolutely. almost impossible for us in consistencies in official information and even more troubling when it comes to some of the deaths surrounding the protests these are of the the demonstration it kicks in drives these body was found on a reef needed to create hysteria it was last seen photographed amongst those being detained the circumstances of his day remain extremely unclear there are

a lot of questions about these bodies because there were receiving looking for. nation inside where people where just leaving colleagues pleated people are there must run suspects some people have been beaten so terribly. there were even cases of bets with official inflation prevailing inconsistent and chaotic turns to stablish exactly what happened they see dying and they still missing extremely but there is a later they probably sting in history in theory are they going to give us his point where these people are so. information who was detained where the person was and saw it was a huge mess then you organizations are now working on establishing just what has been happening recently in georgia images of violence from the protest will stick in people's minds for a long while to come but this was a struggle started long before that night except to continue for some time after

sarah r. c. tbilisi and afterwards come tomorrow from moscow let's go to some other international news for you this hour a suicide car bomb exploded in central iraq you see if you have to create that killed at least thirteen injured nineteen in the blast occurred to be entrance to a complex of palaces and the super you about one hundred fifty kilometers north of baghdad the buildings i heard it previously been used by saddam hussein the police say that many of the victims were security personnel. and the violence in yemen has claimed six more lives and with celebrations over the news the president had left the country victims were shot dead in the capital during clashes between protesters and government forces president ali abdullah saleh has traveled to saudi arabia for treatment injuries received in an attack on his compound on friday it's unclear whether he plans to return or not protests against his rule has been a raging since january resulting in the deaths of hundreds of people. in portugal

be opposition social democrats have won the general election they are now expected to form a majority government with the conservatives next prime minister and a socialist party leader who is a socrates triggered the election when he stepped down from running the country in march that's after parliament failed to back his are all for austerity package in less than a year the new government must implement a demanding programme of cuts as a condition for an. the former i.m.f. chief is going to appear in a new york supreme court expected to plead not guilty to charges of sexual assault dominick ostrowski guard was arrested three weeks ago and faces seven different counts including the attempted rape of a hotel maid a thirty two year old employee claimed strasse card attached to it when she was cleaning his room french politician insists he will clear his name if convicted however he could face up to twenty five years in prison. while russian

gas giant gazprom is on the verge of striking a massive energy deal with china but there's still some of the price in just over an hour's time the company's deputy chairman excuse me tells r.t. why your love life and helped fuel the business interests. you like to be making a bigger compromise. for your fit with the former if you should thank you for the thought that with those. guys from consuming that will butt. we already do all the way the a lot of steps in there if there were changes there was i would share the but little room the way the bit with the steps there with the show you if. that were to follow pearls probably the last one that would permit the theft. not hourly business reported a few moments away but for now the countdown has begun at the baikonur cosmodrome

where a revamped version of the soyuz spacecraft has been moved into position it's ready for blast off in just a few days it will carry three crew members to the international space station for a six month mission of course on board mankind's most remote outpost artes and see france reports from the launch pad. less than two days left before blast off here at the baikonur cosmodrome and the three crew members are all in quarantine mike fossum sergei volkov and said toshiba protocol was met with press family and friends today through the glass in what was their last public appearance the mood was light as they talked about what they will miss most about their comforts of home. in space we have a lot of different moods but think. of those disparate groups and first education and. things of course fresh fruits and vegetables are the most valuable products of yes this but home is frankly toodles the most is the japanese and to. things like

such an. experience over forty scientific experiments will fill the crew's time at the i assess and as the on board physician cancer research will be undertaken by side toshi photocopy what he did give us some insight into what that will entail trying to serve. their needs. and the genesis of this whole grow cancer cells so. i'm using this is. really cancer when this crew takes off on the eight it will take them two days to duck out the i assess are you up to date on all the stories here are out for you but now it's time for the business of korea. hello welcome to business thanks for joining me cash strapped bella ruth finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel the country has won approval of

a three billion dollar loan from russia i don't see why a spark that's inflation has skyrocketed by twenty percent in five months forcing the government to freeze some key food prices people have been desperately trying to buy foreign currency as the bear was lost almost half its value president lukashenko is also seeking financial help on the international monetary fund editor in chief of business new europe magazine says both russia and the i.m.f. are pushing for the market reforms but it isn't a serious crisis and you could argue that the crisis and the one which looks like will put off. keeping tight control of the economy has finally arrived and they need money they need cash to keep keep the country afloat some have some money from the russians through very state government buying and then talking to the i.m.f. but of course in both cases they come with strings attached slightly different i mean the russians are pushing for privatization whereas the i.m.f. will come with a different set of strings which will be about bureaucracy and pension reform

spending reform i think one of the interesting points is that given the pass rushers it was subsidized by the russian economy and when the increase in gas prices about three years ago subsidies came to an end and this crisis is a result of in that sense russia's trying to put its relations with its neighbors are economic terms. the merger of most schools to stock exchanges. is on the way the central bank says the alliance could be beefed with the inclusion of a global financial institution european bank for reconstruction and development and the international finance corporation of both potential partners the central bank is ready for talks but says it's premature to discuss except she has. tried to buy into the r.t.s. last summer but the move was blocked by the regulator now analysts say every pupil international partner could pull sort of much stock in the stock exchange. tell us take a look at the markets oil drops for a second day on signs of

a slowdown in the us to monza not before this week's opec meeting but with a side production courts european stocks mostly lower on monday driven by weak economic data german investors losing at the moment led by a long point focusing full frame finian technologies the biros ultra successful drugs trial just talk and that is the strongest performer on the dax talking only two percent bank stocks were also lower cost much of the rest of europe glencore international is the biggest gainer on the footsie over twenty percent here in moscow equity markets are lower as crude slid below one hundred dollars a barrel the r.t.s. is down just a notch in the eyes of his losing points three percent now let's look at some individual share moves on the rise six energy majors a high and often trading is gaining of a home to send a new coil is up a quarter of a percent banking stocks are down though bucking the trend no most bank after it reported a one hundred fifty million dollars profit in the first splitter. bush is becoming

more attractive to foreign investors inspired by strong oil and gas revenues and actual indicators so they're willing to lend to russia at a much cheaper rate and to other emerging countries a yield in russian dollar bonds is ninety six basis points below the average for developing markets that's the biggest gap in three months higher energy prices are fueling russia's hopes of ending the year with a budget deficit of just one percent instead of the previously predicted four percent now the e.u. did crisis has exposed a fundamental structural flaws in its financial system daniel thornley d.t. global business consulting believes there are ways out of the concentration but none of them are good. for scenarios moving forward and none of them a good one is a hard default which destroys the european economy second germany leaves the euro which destroys your thirdly there will be greece ireland portugal or spain leaving

this would be very chaotic and in the fall scenario is the least bad one and this will be a modified slow restructuring of that this will happen next week or in six months or nine months and the sooner the better the world's top iranian producer says it plans to produce four point one million tonnes this year despite the figure being roughly the same as last year the company is investing heavily in new capacity the head of capital markets outlines a production. and this year we plan to have quite the flats level of production so it should be at the four point one million tons pretty much in line with. the familiar produce last year and going forward we definitely will increase oil production mostly coming for all my new projects

a new smelter so we building in savior. it occludes concussed majesco regions bolt i beam and i said so the old all additional capacity it will be about one meal and don'ts in the next three four years. as a rocket for the south that's also gets you can always log on top sides actually dot com slash business from all business stories that. touches that so much about the taxpayers' money maintains

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