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news and comment live from moscow this is. washington says that the fortune plot to kill the saudi ambassador to the u.s. will further isolate iran with the allegations expected to increase sanctions on tehran to iranians were charged over trying to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack something to run dismissed as a comedy show well for more details on this i'm now joined by our he's going to she's in washington so america seems to be piling more pressure on iran. exactly the u.s. aims to unite the world against iran that's what we hear from the officials here they are talking about the need to completely isolate iran in the international community vice president joe biden for example said the u.s. action against iran could go beyond sanctions but added that we are not going there yet that's a quote we're getting reports that the u.s. might raise the issue at the u.n. security council and generally a lot of tough words in washington these days the u.s.

administration strongly believes in the case against this iranian born man also a u.s. citizen months or are both who's accused of trying to plot the assassination of the saudi ambassador in washington the u.s. attorney general said the man admitted being directed by quote high ranking you raney and officials and on these grounds washington says it will hold the reigning government accountable for the plot to kill the master also the u.s. is accusing iran of conspiring to stage two bombings at the israeli embassy and the saudi embassy in washington denies all of the about all of the above saying it's a childish game that you are so is so playing possibly to divert attention from their domestic problems this is what they're saying meaning the ongoing protests across the u.s. but the saudis on the other hand have taken the allegations seriously and have thing u.s. authorities for for preventing the alleged assassination attempt and going to what's washington claiming of the. assassination why would iran want to sussan the

ambassador the saudi ambassador. that's a good question bill very rarely anyone here is touching upon the possible motive iran might have had for trying to kill the saudi official how you know how iran's could benefit from it considering all the fallout that would would have come with such an action would they actually do something like that something that seems to be to service to the radiance in the first place but that question is really asked here and. take the accusations brought up at the by the u.s. justice department at face value and the main question you hear in the mainstream media is will the u.s. retaliate or not there's quite a few people in washington who ruled for retaliation in the meantime officials say all options are on the table not clear how far this will go but up on the news i constantly hear phrases like we need to step up activities to undermine the government of iran we need to stop the operation with this with saudi arabia and

israel and that's what the u.s. will most likely be doing on tuesday going to thanks very much indeed for that update from all studios in washington. voice of russia host and it says that the u.s. doesn't have enough evidence to wood's iran at the moment with american public with the american public not ready for a military to the alleged plot. so far the accusations aimed towards iran are somewhat unfounded although court documents to suggest that months or. it was an iranian american with ties allegedly inside of the ukrainian military though we have not seen firm evidence of this to be the case but we are a war weary public here in the united states and the possibility that we could have had a terrorist attack in another terrorist attack occurred here on our soil is certainly disheartening right now i think it's just simple magic retaliation as it were be it in the form of sanctions or some other form but i don't think the american public

is ready to see a military retaliation against iran at least not till we've seen some more evidence of their complicit involvement. on a website called what you think about the thwarted iranian plot uncovered by the u.s. so let's have a look on screen see the results so far more than hall five you believe that it was nothing more than an american point to smear its enemy it's less than a quarter think the story is just the tip of the iceberg with more revelations to come and ten percent say it was orchestrated by all the rest of the events just the way from washington officials to boost the careers you could see your point of view your view at all t. dot com. exercise promise to putin strengthen russia's partnership with china during his high profile visit to the world's fastest growing economies came together to share common interests and commercial goals and the dominance of the west deals with seven billion u.s.

dollars in energy trade and high tech industries of already been signed a more is yet to come sort of explains. that's who gave this it was more of course had an economic flavor rather than a political one this was prime minister putin is a first visit since announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections and some say it's a sign of a change in focus for us and that the government is now looking east for both russia and china of course members of the great screw up along with brazil india and south africa and the growing economic uncertainty in europe and the us how seriously undermined their dominance of the global political stage paving the way for emerging economies their prime minister putin said the u.s. is currently using the style of monopoly as the only global reserve currency and that's how they and that's of a fact on their financial policy they were good at that but i never said the u.s. was a parasite on the global economy but i do think it's feeding off the monopoly of the

u.s. politician as a single global. problem is not only for the world economy but you know the america's economy as well because it leads. to discipline. it is so good when it comes to the e.u. vladimir putin said that greece is a big problem that it could be resolved if countries that weren't afraid to take action he said of russia and china need the reform of international financial systems and that the brits well should play a bigger role on the world stage and. i think it's time to talk about reforming existing institutions first of all i mean global financial institutions such as the international monetary fund and world bank and here we agree with the role of the brics countries in those organizations must be given the growing importance of all countries economies another important issue here was energy corp lattimer put an end his chinese counterpart so there are all issues and disagreements were resolved when it comes to russia supply of oil when it comes to gas negotiations are still

ongoing but both insist that there and the final stage and energy consumption is expected to increase dramatically in china and russia. could cover that axle demand and in doing so for this fly with and their strategic partnership. in the growing cooperation between russia and china. experts in global business management and also a professor at the college of business joining us live in the states russia and china say they want to challenge the dominance of the west namely the u.s. now is this something that washington really should be worrying about of the moment . i'm not sure it should be worried about but something that should be and i believe he's aware of i mean we're talking about the dollar but what. i have in my. picture and what they see. us they

would like to change that well interestingly enough u.s. lawmakers recently threatened to put higher tariffs on chinese goods what does that tell you maybe a sign of panic. is a sign of. that everyone knows likelihood of. passing through congress. you know is very low but. they want to flex remember. elections are nearing remember that there is an ongoing recession at least in my in my in the u.s. senate globally and china makes. it convenient i get i expect china to be prominently displayed in d.c. election campaign so are you also saying though that china all eyes are going east china and asia could actually be a bastion of future financial stability when as you say the rest of the global

economy is in bad shape. i am not sure i mean you know people talk about china. or the global economy but we are indeed in the global economy china. very much dependent on what is happening in the global economy and if u.s. and european consumers are on a cool. chinese rules then china has a problem and so far we haven't not seen the shift from exports to internal consumption as the driver off chinese growth. chinese growth it has of course being very rapid and there are question marks over the future but nevertheless it is showing signs of becoming a superpower we've heard all about his recent military expenditure is ambitions they're also stretching as far as space now if he put russia and china together now

could we actually see a change in the existing well the world. she already clearly yes needs some respect so you can compare what is happening now to a fairly dramatic time secret decision in the u.s. you know iran nine hundred seventy two to reach to china as a way to. you know break free from. you know old world balance between the soviet union and the united states there is certainly an attempt to achieve status. obviously there also main leave very many issues that separate russia and china so the seas are not yet beginning go through beautiful french pieces there reproach meant based on

mutual interest but i believe it to be a very cautious on both sides. expert in global business management and professor fisher college of business and thanks very much indeed for your thoughts life in the u.s. . thank you. well still ahead this on mass disapproval the whole world is singing in unison criticizing the ukrainian court for its guilty verdict of the former pm one of the most recognizable women in politics. and the least on top of occupy wall street protesters in boston with reports of war veterans being beaten. that story still to come but first israel has agreed to exchange over a thousand palestinian prisoners for one israeli soldier who was captured and held in gaza for over five years and they were the mass is not being in the making and whether some high profile detainees will remain in israeli jails. reports now from

tel aviv where the return of gilad shalit is being eagerly awaited. there are some one thousand and twenty seven prisoners who will be released there will be released in various stages the latest being we are hearing is that the first batch will be released possibly as soon as next week when we understand that the large body could be taken to egypt egypt of course brokered this deal and the whole exchange will happen on injection soil and naturally it was taken captive back in june two thousand and six now at this stage we don't have the intricate details of who's on the list of prisoners and not the deal involves that so it does seem to suggest that there has been not matching movement on both sides in terms of the deal over the last few years which is why many are saying it's the israelis who have given mary and certainly the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a lot to gain from such a deal he's facing immense political pressure both internally and internationally the masculine side is coming out and the winners of this deal so they have been

celebrations throughout last night and they continue today to kill early in the jabalya refugee camp in gaza so that is why you are hearing some voices in israel some voices of concern that the capture of one soldier is going to be something that is encouraged on the palestinian side because the points one soldier is the ticking of the high at this moment there are more than eight thousand prisoners who are currently being held in israeli jails among them are many women and children some three hundred children many of the prisoners are also there without having been tried and now there are some prisoners who are currently undergoing a hunger strike they protesting against the general conditions in the prisons we've been hearing from human activists who say that particularly the political prisoners they have basic rights like bathing that are being denied to them among the prisoners who are to be released a fair number will return to the gaza strip ever since gilad shalit was taken hostage five years ago there have been heavy restrictions on goods both coming in and out of gaza. an international chorus of disapproval has hit ukraine over the

verdict handed down to the former prime minister yulia tymoshenko she's been sentenced to seven years behind bars and for almost two hundred million dollars for abuse of power when signing deals with russia back in two thousand and nine about it to michelle because lawyers will appeal it sparked a mass protests among the army of her supporters and i see a show ski has more for us now from cairo. situation is still pretty much tense to because several hundred protesters supporters of units in the shank of the country's former prime minister stations in their in their towns count here on the main street of the simmering tensions on tuesday. the iranian capital of course there were thousands of thousands of people here the biggest protests we've seen so far in the last three months the international reaction has been furious. regardless of where you look which part of the world everyone have been very disappointed with the verdict the united states washington said that too much anger

had to be released the european union different parts of it also expressed their concerns and indignation over the verdict sentencing the country's former prime minister to seven years in prison and confiscating all of her property russia also reacted furiously to this decision by saying that those gas deals which were signed back in two thousand and nine were completely illegitimate they stress that once again and saying that the decision by the. in fact neglected russia's concerns over the legitimacy of these over these gas deals in two thousand and nine and also the russian foreign ministry stated that the decision by the perchance court is in fact has a has in fact some and side russian pretext in a key of now finds itself in a very very difficult situation not understand that according to the union that eighty percent agreement on the association of the european union and ukraine would now be canceled and some even say that the invitation to misty on the polish

president crane to attend a meeting in brussels in the nearest future could be even counseled we have certainly following all the developments and will bring the latest information as we get it. weeks after the anti wall street movement started in the us protests are still going strong and spreading fast response by norm foresman officers also grabbed headlines with over one hundred demonstrators arrested for participating in the occupied boston splintered them out but despite a crackdown social media consultant rob call says the movement will continue and could have far reaching consequences what's happening here could be as big a deal as the space program when we first started the space program we were talking about watching a satellite into space grossing a rocket up there we didn't know that explosion of technologies that everybody would use every day that would change our lives we didn't know that the satellites that would be sent up could be used for cellphones eventually they didn't even

exist what's happening here is is a phenomenon place from which is an explosion and the right there are people like always hatch who are saying this is dangerous he's right but he just had to clean out dangerous it is people are waking up there are so many things that there's a lot of anger about this people are furious that they're getting ripped or that the system is broken that it no longer represents the people that that the congress represents corporations now this is a very common thing that whether they're democrats or republicans it doesn't matter who you vote for because they're going to take care of the corporations first not the people. social media consultant rob call there on the phenomenon that's gripping the whole country in the u.s. well if you've missed anything we've been covering on their head to r.t. dot com plus there's more news and comment here's a taste of what's online right now for a. look at how the case of a russian businessman accused of stealing is casting a shadow over the u.s.

justice system. but also there online a russian tractor driver rescued dozens of people from a burning building when he drove his vehicle next to the window so people could jump to their safety problem or head to r.t. dot com it's online all the time. slovakia says the deal to approve expanding the e.u. bailout fund has been reached the country's parliament voted against it which caused the collapse of the country's ruling coalition slovakia was the only member to say no to increasing the facility which already got the green light from sixteen of the seventeen euro zone members and british your m.p. nigel for raj believes the change of heart was forced onto the country. sixteen parliament stuff with career politicians have voted for it not sixteen countries because if you put this bailout package to a referendum across europe the vast majority of countries would say no the baqir said no last night but of course no isn't good enough no is unacceptable in the

modern european union if you say no as the irish did a couple of years ago it was a slow backs did last night you're made to vote again until you get the right answer which gives you a true measure of what this project's really like. need a couple of trillion to bail it out what is the point actually of bailing these countries or what are the bailouts are these bailouts helping the people in greece and portugal are not what they're actually doing is they giving money to these countries to give back to our banks in the first place i mean the whole thing is mad what these countries me who are trapped inside this economic prison. is they need to devalue without devaluation they're having austerity packages pushed a problem which is forcing them into a downward deflationary spiral which in my opinion in greece and possibly in portugal could lead to revolution what we're doing is stupid and very very dangerous indeed i've just been in this parliamentary chamber with mr barroso these

people are absolutely intent creating a united states of europe they don't care how many millions of people are unemployed and strappy they don't care about the tide of human is misery that they cause they have got their political goals but the reality is that not only economically is this failing politically it's failing there is now a split in europe from north to south and in the north we are witnessing a democratic revolution against the whole concept of the euro and the idea that people like mr brown my old friend herman van ryn poyet should govern five hundred million people it is not acceptable. well before the business update with kareena let's check out some other world news in brief now in our world update from nigerian man accused of trying to bomb a u.s. bound flight on christmas day two thousand and nine has pleaded guilty but was one of nearly three hundred people on the flight to detroit passengers became aware of the suspect after the bomb sewn into his underwear failed to detonate instead catching fire as norris said the twenty four year old would admit to terrorism and

other charges if found guilty he could get life imprisonment. at least twenty three people have been killed and another sixty injured in baghdad after a string of iraqi security forces officials say there are at least three separate explosions but suicide bombers targeting local police stations it's x. comes just days after iraq asked for more than five thousand u.s. military instructors to stay on course the formal withdrawal date of december. was general amnesty for more than six thousand prisoners has begun with dozens including political detainees already released amnesty international reports that a lot of those two to be freed and some two thousand two hundred political prisoners have been held in poor conditions and subjected to torture at least was a key condition of the united states to remove western sanctions imposed on the country's former military governments. and the captain of a container ship aground off new zealand leaking oil into the sea has been arrested and charged with operating a vessel in the manner it was an unnecessary risk and could now face

a year in prison the ship ran into the reef a week ago causing the country's worst environmental disaster in decades over three hundred tons of or already leaked from the hot. few minutes will be lifting the lid on chinese wisdom but first let's look at the latest business news with kareena. the and. i don't know welcome to our business operate the sol thanks for watching russia and china close to a cast steel that's been on the cards for many miles with both sides had win over the price china's expects its in the need an extra two hundred billion cubic meters annually by the end of the decade analysts say it is a significant ace in the hole of cost. rush hour through deal with china did not surprise the experts rules expert rules for russia a lot of natural resources such as a crude oil than gas as in all situations the european gas market is not clear on

what are some old all of this available therefore all very very be it's your fault or too far off the rules to china they can go with the potential of the chinese economy is better in both of the above ground because it would be a russian x. with revenues from natural gas exports would go up what's more reliable more stable of a second benefit in terms of far below what the russian economy will bear deal is that since china is located. close to russia in siberia border and always border with her molds develop won't about thought of russia reachable moment there is underdeveloped compared to russia or europe or european part of pressure. and turning to markets now all swings between gains and losses in new york after the international energy agency cut its two thousand and twelve global oil demand forecast the i.a.e.a. reduced its world consumption forecast to ninety and a half million barrels

a day also starting trade is the advance of the euro after the e.u. released a roadmap of its plans to recapitalize banks and across its stocks in the u.s. the high on wednesday our expectation is that europe could manage just that trouble the dow jones is up over one percent of that and the nasdaq is one point three percent higher this hour among the losers as alcoa which has dropped almost thirty seven percent on the dow following to be a media maker's disappointing third quarter report. and europe markets are edging higher despite slovakia's rejection of its eurozone rescue fund late on tuesday the forty and it point eight percent in the black and the dax forced over two percent higher man who was topping the losers mr footsie setting six percent among the winners as your asian. natural resources that was king of herself sent and here in russia stocks headed to their strongest level and two weeks as oil rises then why is explanation two point four percent in the black while the artist was going to

hire nearly four percent now let's have a look at something individual samples of my sex and you major is broadly on the rise with gas from among the main game is enormous play kill was lower in western daily better history recorded at the mine and may need government approval for its buyback program citing a letter from the russian antitrust regulators and russia's grain and sugar producer rose who lies also down news that the country's governments may tax grain exports once they reach twenty four million metric tons per year. the rally that we're seeing is some of that looks like a relief rally people are clinging on to hopes that european union will cut recapitalize the banks come up with a plan for greece we've had some good data out of the us lately. they seem to have ignored the fact that the slovakian government. has not passed the enlargement of the credit facility but again there will be another vote for this week that might

resolve it. seeing metals being one of the strongest performers they have been one of the worst affected sectors previously and finally financials and we're seeing that across the globe that is basically on the back of a belief that european europe will we can press the banks versus united shielding corp says it aims to list up to thirty percent of the company in two years' time and earlier plans to sell half of the company has been revised after the turmoil in the stock markets improved to pollution next year we expect the industry to grow around fourteen percent we think that our company will grow faster than not this year will probably grow to up to seventeen percent and considering the orders that we have we aim at around fifteen percent next year. i used it was a conflict that's over business as for now i'll be back with more stories and let the white house attorney.

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