was. the fusion over a new global voices asia because joints russia and china built a union to challenge the political dominance of the western world. ukraine's energy stand trial may be drawing to a close with a key afford expected to deliver its verdict next prime minister yes kate. slovakia holds the fate of the eurozone bailout of its appalling with a government vote threatening to veto the new veto fun for down late and european economies. that's a woman's world the scientists warn the male gene is heading for extinction with russian men dying out faster than any other country and sperm taking the blame.

and am in the russian capital you're watching r t with josh welcome to the program we shuffling the world are capable of equal stage russians what they report on and his chinese counterpart are looking to lay the first brakes in beijing today for mayor a space to nano development in energy there is much on the table of more on the much hyped meeting and what's at stake because the joins us live from beijing morning to marina so what's the report hoping to achieve today. well there are enough first of all it's important to mention that this is prime minister vladimir putin's first visit since announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections and this may signal a change in focus for russia for many years the west has been dominating the

political stage for russia but china's economic progress may have moscow in the sense many analysts are saying that the strategic partnership between the two biggest and fastest growing economies in the world could shift the power balance in the world now both nations have supported each other throughout the years on issues related to sovereignty security and development they also have similar political views and we've seen this just recently when both of them vetoed a european draft the u.n. security resolution which was condemning syria and was suggesting that it could face sanctions if it continue this crackdown on protesters now both countries are also members of the brics alliance along with india brazil and south africa and the continued economic uncertainty in europe and the u.s. has seriously undermined the dominance all of europe and the u.s.

all the world political stage and it has cleared the way for emergent powers such as russia and china you know both the countries are also important trade partners this year china has climbed to back up and passing germany and it's now russia's number one trade partner and actually. that he expects such great tone over this year could reach seven be a billion dollars and by twenty twenty one that number to grow to one hundred billion also the russian prime minister today is expected to sign a sweeping cooperation owns hackle modernization and what this means is that china will benefit from russia's leadership in nuclear energy space and aviation now russia on the other hand will take advantage of. chinese superiority and high speed rail transport power generation equipment and alternative energy production and of course this meeting comes as both countries celebrate ten years since they signed the treaty of good neighborliness and friendly cooperation and just recently

president meeting with good have said that he's happy with the steadily consolidating bilateral trade scientific and technical toys and officials from both countries have actually said that this is the best their relationship has been in years and so they will of course go their own words and see to strengthen that it's ok marina thanks very much indeed for bringing us the subway from beijing. and still had for you this hour here in r t the eurozone hangs by brad slovakia votes on a crucial deal which could decide the fate of debt strata european nations and plans to bail them out. as u.s. banks are being kids all around the u.s. argue with words from the way which has the joined occupy wall street's movement. ukraine's former prime minister yulia tymoshenko will face

a court verdict later on tuesday she's on trial over charges related to alleged dodgy gas contracts with russia artie's like here's asking looks at a case which itself faces allegations of being politically motivated. the biggest trial of the decade in ukraine may be coming to an end today on tuesday when the judge in the key of court is expected to deliver his verdict on the case of the country's former prime minister is being accused of several economic crimes one of which according to the prosecution. deals with moscow in two thousand and nine and cost you crane almost forty billion u.s. dollars in losses course the main point which is being speculated right now is whether you will go to prison following this verdict now if the prosecution demands seven years in prison for. this is the worst case scenario for her but at the same time there's been lots of criticism coming from the european union in regard to

this case and we and many experts believe that the freedom may be exchanged for the possible integration with the european union the experts expect to get five years suspended sentence she will be set free then but she will be unable to run for parliament next year for the election and certainly this will automatically rule her out of the twenty fifteen presidential election now the. district court has been very tense over the past several months with those who support and those who stand against her protesting here ever since the end of july the beginning of one of the deputies from the alliance of parties protecting. the day when the. verdict would be voiced by the judge in this court would probably mean a lot of bloodshed here on the streets with the support just clashing with the police

if you're. a prison sentence from the judge here. i see as ascii reporting there live from moscow and if you want to catch anything on our stories you can go to our team on our website for more on. take a look at what's available for you there now the siberian search for the secret of sasquatch an expedition hands out into the wilds of russia to find out if big food really does exist. venter of the iconic eight hundred forty seven wins a case in a swiss court after the name of his famous collage of rival comes under attack from drinks company. the eurozone is agonizingly close to accepting a new bailout plan for debt strapped nations but the final step could be

a tough one little slovakia is the stumbling block the last country to ratify the agreement and push the deal through r.t. sarah ferguson has been following this story. greece might not bang at the center of attention recently is the year easing quite as well goes on and other member states are being asked to vote on the european stability fund we take a look at how these other countries ok playing with the pressure all eyes are on slovak here today to see if politicians will vote positively on the european stability fund to aid ailing countries like greece as the last member states of eight slovakia's decision is crucial but take a look at this t.v. ad for a popular slayback beer it announces want to borrow from everyone that is greek not wanting to learn to grace that is slovak speaking in cheek has captured the mood of the people here perfectly. crowded here is not a rich country we need money for our health care system brought homeless for our

elderly. as the second poorest country in the year is there in slave axeman a reason why they should help the rich nations they view as having spent more than they could afford in political dissent that's when there is uncertainty about whether the leading coalition party will be able to get the votes they need if the bailout funds go ahead the approval of all seventeen countries that use the single currency is needed. or not. i see it as a strong pressure from from other european countries and. if it does approve the plan slovak here would be expected to contribute about seven point seven billion year aid to the pot to taste about four hundred forty billion euro but with year easing countries like spain and italy making increasingly

unstable many critics are saying that even this will not be enough. every so often. the final solution to the problem they say will take these marches but this will be the end of it and it's like the end of the tunnel that will come out and what we see is an endless. austerity. depression. more measures leading to more depression and people realize now that you've got to break out about this point facing an outpouring of public discontent germany managed to pass the measures at the end of last month but instead of back here many have remained strictly pays to fund their taxpayers paying a penny. situation is not sustainable. amounts. doesn't make sense and doesn't make sense to them

and i think politicians we all see that there are also other alternatives probably they don't have euro they're doing quite well. and that. they don't have to pledge money and so. the decision of the small member states today could have a big impact on the plans for the bailout fund because the debt crisis continues to be felt in the richest member states to the poorest there's no global concern about just where this is going to and. are disguising reports getting to the roots of the ravaging financial crisis and here's a preview of what's coming up at around seven thirty am g.m.t. . those are sort of accounts from old ladies sitting on fortunes and every single month they get their statement and they get out their magnifying glass and they try to figure out of the bank stole money from them this month but they're very good at doing it so they can pick it up and the other pension accounts are

their teachers or their firemen remember all these public workers accounts they're being vilified because they want a living wage meanwhile their pensions are being destroyed by bank of new york and other banks and they're getting really gangbang from both directions. it started on wall street by the movement of people who say their lives have been ruined by bankers pay business and government is spreading across the united states and beyond over a thousand protesters hit the streets of los angeles joining the occupy wall street activist who started the movement around a month ago a new york. has a story for all away. the protesters took over a bank of america branch in los angeles and were willing to get arrested in order to send a clear message to wall street we have to. give you. money

. and we. want to have house and people have taken to the streets of los angeles now this was people from occupy los angeles in solidarity with high wall street and we have here people who have just been foreclosed on plenty of police here in force in order to keep this crowd in check the anti-corporate mobilizations which started in new york are spreading and now some of the most of fact and by the nation's economic crisis are joining in rose could tell received an eviction notice after falling behind on her mortgage payments have a worker and was told that by god for. my pay she believes that this type of political action will bring results and they've been really coming out of but i might just take you to it and then ask that you know i think it's just that just the way from struggling homeowners to the

unemployed people of all walks of life are becoming in polled and by the recent street demonstrations we have to go. to my job to to take money. that it might be a good pub here said to me and used to work at an auto parts store and use part of the four point five million people who have been unemployed for more than a year now this father of two is struggling to hold on to his home diverse groups have made up the mobilizations in cities across america in recent weeks as more people become inspired to paint their frustration with our financial. political institutions. there's still uncertainty about whether these protests will cause the rate change or whether other self interest to try to capitalize on the popularity it appears that the financial state of the nation itself motivated americans to take democracy

to the streets. to los angeles ramon. well author and activist david swanson is among those demonstrating in the capital washington d.c. he told r.t. the congressman should get ready for more protests driven not by a leader but by the cars we got here to washington on october sixth and congress left town and they get back on tuesday and so tuesday morning is when we really begin to bring our grievances to our government so we're just getting ready to get started and we have no intention of going anywhere anytime soon when we march through the streets of this city and i've heard stories from other cities people who join in the march we shout we're the ninety nine percent and so are you and they cheer and they join in and we applaud their people honk their horns not in

anger at the traffic jam but in solidarity are beginning to realize that it's not our personal problems in our household but that everybody shares in these problems we've seen in goodman's our leader i'm reminded of a u.s. army demanding chief from american indians who didn't have one we don't need that we don't need that imposed on us we're working to avoid having a leader people who saw a politician like barack obama as a leader are very disillusioned right now and that's good they've got that right we don't need a leader we need an agenda and we have to. agents military government has vowed to tighten its grip on power following a wave of violent clashes twenty six people were killed and hundreds hurt when troops broke out a peaceful protest by coptic christians military these post charge through a crowd and plowed into people while troops fired rubber bullets and tear gas the first pharaohs were held at cairo's main coptic a single on monday but the church strongly criticizing the egyptian government for

allowing repeated attacks on the christian minority one based investigative journalist simon asaf told r.t. that the army's brutal tactics are leading to the novelization and revolutionary forces in egypt. you have the weakening of the forces the april sixth movement and so on who made the original revolution their demonstrations getting smaller and smaller and in the middle of this you see the emergence of if you like. a kind of counter-revolutionary force beginning to formulate itself in the middle of these these clashes the state t.v. amounts is that christians are shooting at soldiers i'm a cool on the population to come and help because the army now this was a lot of the same time as this was taking place the minute you were going around closing down all the independent stations i say to self what is taking place here there is the sort of silent fabrication of the news sort of time there is a whipping up. of the frustration population against a very identifiable minority in this price because the christians and you seem to

see a mobilization of contribution forces so getting like like i think we've seen today what they call continuing passions but to me appear direct sectarian attacks on christian populations. now as a look at some of the stories from around the world media transitional government forces say they have cornered. have broken down to troops in several small areas of the colonel's hometown of syria but have a fighting continues as loyalists put up fierce resistance so far and he forces have captured the city's university conference center and main hospital where patients and doctors have been caught up in the conflict civilians are still trying to flee with manny fearing possible frosties once the city is taken by the former rebels. serb army has been hospitalized with a long infection the sixty nine year old is currently on trial of the hague

tribunal facing genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity charges lodges accuse of being responsible for the siege of sarajevo and distributes a massacre in nine hundred ninety five during the bosnian war last week and former general complained to the un court about his health and asked to be examined for kidney stones. hundreds of demonstrators clashed with police in the chilean capital santiago it follows a peaceful march for the day of the meaning of indigenous peoples which replaced the traditional columbus day march over seven thousand came to support digitas rights but after protesters were stopped by security forces they started throwing rocks at police and armored vehicles police used tear gas and water cannon in response. well it's a man's world as the song goes that maybe won't be for much longer scientists say males are on the road to extinction as their genes are slowly fading away and disappears and while the whole world attic or

a fully fledged crisis russia could be affected worse than most artie's darpa's go reports. this is the sperm horror two heads three tails or an inability to swim are becoming almost the norm for modern man's sperm. what used to be perceived as in fact till it is now very different twenty years ago two hundred million via both but the military with considered normal today fifteen million is enough a rubber stamp studies are not easy and have never been conducted in russia until now that is a gleam of was among the first on the divine more than half of his fellow governors didn't meet the world health organisation standards that our study revealed not only quantity but of quality changes among russian men as their sperm literally swim in a toxic soup the whole range of poisonous substances including lead cadmium and even mercury was found in their semen and that's not all. it's been noted recently

that any kind of stress such as war terrorist attacks a polluted environment least a few of boys being born and more girls proving that the male chromosome is more vulnerable to outside influences and fewer men now means even fewer down the generations just look at the sea of ribbons at the start of a new school year and it's clear girls in russia outnumber the boys. this one gave years here five girls that's. where the elders we simply wanted a baby never mind the boy or girl when you got pregnant with twins psychics sure there were boys and even advised the names as a german field that now they are no lisa and this one older has been i guarantee timothy and only maria was an area from the start i was happy to have another go i would know what to do with a boy now. a big happy family but when these girls are ready to start their own families they'll discover russian men are dying out faster than in any other

country the total extinction of men may still be far off but the levels of the stuff threat they can find in places like this may soon become a rarity with growing mortality rates and life expectancy of russia dropping they step guys are dying. this age with the an usual name of kills has seen better times when men from the village of boys across the river kept them company now only their goals are left. this is how is someone to do the stuff but who is there to hire. men in russia lived to sixty years on average women seventy two their twelve year difference makes the russian life expectancy the worst in the world and while scientists around the globe their brains to save the human male russia's been doing little to preserve aids man. there are no national programs aimed at men's health a chance of a russian man dying prematurely is twenty times higher than

a man in europe such as the consequences of the social and economic stresses of the ninety nineties in russia as well as smoking and drinking and now that local scientists have raised the alarm there might still be a chance that russian men will be around long enough to once again take the lead. over r.t. asco. party about whether we have our top stories in just a few moments right after the business nears where the miter. thanks marina hello and welcome to business see russia and china are creating a joint investment fund worth up to four billion dollars the deal will be sealed during russia's prime minister a visit to the second largest economy in the world the start up will be jointly run by the russian direct investment fund and the china investment corporation each have already allocated one billion dollars for the project least seventy percent of

the funds money is expected to be invested in russia and form a serious country planning to start work early next year russia looks likely to post a budget surplus this year crude prices are balancing state spending which has risen in the year you grossly healthy outlook is likely to continue twenty twelve unless the oil price crash is a warning from experience even with a significant increase in first call spending ahead of the elections at the end of this year there is a very high chance that russia will have a moderate but still this will surplus by the end of this year in terms of the year two thousand and twelve the possibility to attain a surplus is also their r.v. asli all prices will have a lot to do with that but my sense is that given that we're going to be in the

post the left will first call landscape after the elections there's going to be easier to control fiscal spending and bad i think bodes well for the. relatively good fiscal outcomes possible even in a positive zone with regard to the fiscal balance next year. take a look at the markets starting with commodities and while prices are correct things like the after monday's rally light sweet is down nine cents brant is trading at one hundred eight dollars seventy two cents but. going to stock markets now asia is rallying following a bullish session in the states banking shares soared in hong kong after china's state run central gugino investment bought shares in the country's big four banks and what alice believe could be an effort to stabilize the financial system bank of china is up nine percent china construction corp is seven percent. one half

hours ahead of the opening bell in moscow russian markets closed in the black on monday with the r.t.s. ending up more than four percent my sex more than two percent. the outlook for russian equities remains mixed at best but the national capital believes it might be reasonable to start placing bets on europe beginning to solve its debt crisis the market this week is going to be focusing on what merkel and sarkozy said at the weekend in fact they promised a comprehensive package to underpin the banking sector in europe and as bad as what's been driving all the negative sentiment we've seen in the last several weeks some hope so we could see some kind of resolution to that i think will help to support the market valuations are extremely cheap i think right now you see you see some of russians trading in multiples that we've not seen for a very long time i think for the braai for those that it's in very much in cash

at the moment perhaps it's time to take a little bit more risk on board because if there is any hope. you can try and draw a line under the european banking sector this would be an excellent entry point into russian assets. all right business all see well you're back in around fifty five minutes we're not going to have life nights with marina thanks very much. for.

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if. in two thousand and ten a special economic zone for industrial production was established in russia similar reach with a total area of six hundred sixty effect as. its investors are granted exclusive tax and customs benefits which includes a five year exemption from property lands and transport taxes as well as an income tax reduction to fifteen point five percent. the special economic zone operates as a fleet customs own which enables manufacturers to market their products in russia free of important things some are region as he says is currently witnessing a sewage infrastructure construction this summer.