it's twelve noon in moscow you're watching r.t. straight to our top story now the late colonel gadhafi son and key right hand man saif al islam has reportedly crossed the border from the libyan desert into new jep it's believed he's trying to negotiate a surrender to hand him self in to the international criminal court if he does eventually stand trial he could yet spill some of the secrets of the regime's murky dealings with the same governments that helped topple his father tees i have a bennett reports. to some market after he was a man too much secrets which will supposedly be buried with him i think that there were tremendous sighs of relief all over capitals in western europe this is somebody who cut all sorts of deals with the french but also the british and the italians and to a certain extent the americans as well i think they did not want him put on trial

for any reason and i am not mostly just bit surprised that he was captured alive and he very quickly ended up dead is that gadhafi is returning from diplomatic exile was spectacular hugs handshakes and kisses from the heads of countries which denounced him gadhafi is now silenced but the suspicion around those who laid out the welcome mat op is far from buried gadhafi has to his grave three seasons with it but the. deal with him is constant and it. will go away now precisely because that this is also the situation was sufficient but probably cruel tricks that marriage a romantic lead to a situation where they could never see their nests then british prime minister tony blair was instrumental in get to effie's rehabilitation bringing him in from the cold in two thousand and seven that play didn't leave empty handed trade between them flourished so did the cozy relationship there was six more secret meetings off

the player left office he's people denying they were about releasing the look the bomber abdel baset al mcgraw he or britain would lose its lucrative libyan deals i regret myself enormously that gadhafi was but should he should have been said to the international criminal court put all the trial and force to all it's a question through all the terrible things he did and if it davidge the contemporary world leaders or previous regimes leaders tough. we need to. walk. with. some details of the murky dealings have already had merged claiming the reputation of one of britain's leading universities the london school of economics agreed to contracts with a good half a regime worth over two million pounds to educate hundreds of its future civil servants the director was forced to resign and now the university of tripoli is

demanding the money back french leader nicolas sarkozy was never shy in creating good daffyd even letting him pitches tend to nearly safe palace apparently for bankrolling sarkozy's path to the presidency so says this man the one who could still tell all that cause he had never had sarkozy must give back the money he took from libya to finance his electoral campaign we funded it and we have all the details and are ready to reveal everything had. signed a daffy son and key right hand man reportedly ready to surrender to the war crimes court so you he's going to have low information and now i think we're so used to tony blair intervening formed to help him get his dodgy ph d. degree from the london school of economics one. degree or apparently was plagiarized as a lot of things that have gone on so you fogarty knows about saif gadhafi is wanted to answer for his own actions in libya is drawn out battle for control but it's

what he could reveal about the diplomatic deals with his father is keeping the western power players sweating after bennett r.t. london. well libya's interim authorities will take on full responsibility for security in the country starting from next month that's after the u.n. security council voted to end the no fly zone there and hold nato campaign. but we expect the nato council to act in accordance with the decision of the security council of the united nations and to suspend its operation at midnight of october thirty one so we hope that indeed a new chapter is being opened in libya and the libyan people will be able to take advantage of the new situation to build a new libya they desire. well the plan proposed by russia comes off the coast gadhafi was killed last week near his hometown of sirte nato which has been operating in the country since march so the queues of breaching the u.n.

mandate its initial goal was to protect civilians many people died under their strikes the end of the aerial campaign will mean more responsibility of abuse leadership there tasked with rebuilding and restoring order in a country where much of the civilian population is on. that missing greece to the euro zone ten years ago it was a mistake according to french president nicolas sarkozy who says the country provided false figures where it was allowed then he spoke also talks in brussels where even the it is agreed a set of measures to deal with greek debt those measures include going to go for its ascent of greek recapitalization of european banks so they can cope with possible losses and expanding the bailout to one trillion euros deal has been met with our interest in germany and the biggest contributor to the bailout protests is there spoke out against the plan which creates the would it. financial pundits and kaiser report says it will only that euro zone even deeper trouble. it's

a debt problem that they're going to cure by adding more debt that one trillion euros the president of the e.u. herman van rompuy has already said that they can leverage up to five trillion euros that will be and they whine and so they're trying to solve a debt problem with more debt you're guaranteeing economic collapse by adding more debt this is why this should should be stopped it in the next couple of months you're says you're going to be able to say that we staved off to task for two months but if you were truly interested in solving this problem greeks would default a hundred percent on their fraudulent debt they would contain their sovereignty and banks would be forced to do. what the bad loans that they may why are we mollycoddling banks why are we giving them one set of laws and everyone else has a separate set of laws it's because the i.m.f.

and their banking friends have taken a position above the sovereignty of any of these countries they're not all like that officials and yet they are dictating terms of these these people in these countries you're guaranteeing full lobel financial catastrophe by letting these charlatans pose these theories that adding debt to a debt problem is going to increase stability that's insane. well to expand the bailout fund to a staggering one trillion euros the e.u. is hoping to attract investments from asia the head of europe's rescue fund has visited china to try and persuade beijing to contribute to saving the currency but soon from the school of the institute for emerging market studies says the e.u. has no choice but to turn to asia for help they want to increase the size of the far left march so we have to see how they help i think china will be involved in some degree for the european market the major export the market of chinese who of

course china needs to worry about the possible default china needs to make sure that it doesn't. lose money because of the turbulence in the european currency. well still ahead for you this hour the world economy continues to spark heated debate around the globe including major cities in the u.s. the protesters are preparing a. bust response the weight of a hundred police crackdowns on the occupied. bus and unholy round newly introduced islam classes in germany schools are due to visions find out why they're contemplating conflict instead of details just ahead. georgia likes to present an image as a fledgling democracy and a free and open society but persistent stories of state interference in the media changing that perception with many journalists saying they're being bullied by the authorities ati's tom barton has from one reporter who says the situation has

become so bad he's seeking political asylum. recently those who make the news in georgia have been becoming the news john doe not a touch willie or the founder of an opposition t.v. station applied for french political asylum just days before nicolas sarkozy arrived on a visit but he was disappointed. i contacted the french embassy and i was sure my problem would be resolved quickly but i was mistaken they didn't make an appointment and i had no news from them if they don't contact me in the near future i'm determined to go to other embassies. korea letty t.v. is a small station in the north of georgia john doe and his staff say it's mikhail saakashvili as government that's pushed him to apply for asylum he says they're putting pressure on him because of his channels criticism of policy and for showing the opposition views as well as those of the government or that he is them alone we

have to work in difficult conditions as we cannot get any comments at all from officials when a government official gives a press conference reporters from other channels are allowed inside to do their job but to lead to reporters are denied entry we are clearly being discriminated against. the georgian government strenuously denies the claims and others doubt his sincerity sunburn john doe no attash believes asylum request a public that is stunned but he's deadly serious consistent with george law for a teaser after him just because of what he and his channel say and judging by the record in recent years he's not the only one in two thousand and nine the widow of former georgian president appealed to germany's angela merkel for asylum a numerous others have left the country korea letty has need of the resources nor the audience to seriously compete with large pro-government channels but john doe's

say's he's sure about the government's reasons. it's because we're in opposition. station they want us to give aid and work for them to promote their message but i can't stoop to that. and this is the symbolism of the frustration felt by mr thomas to nashville e. and his fellow opposition media a mock funeral lamenting as they put it the death of georgian free media. tom bottom. and of course over on our website you can always find plenty more analysis interviews news and much more as a taste of what's it called right now clear in the chorus mood a russian investigators say that neither of the crimean officials issued an order to shoot the last sounds funny also. the u.s. poster who first called for people around the world to set fire to the koran the ones to run for the presidency get the details on our website people.

corporate occupy wall street movement is organizing a general strike next week in response to another round of a police brutality during a rally in oakland california an iraq war veteran was badly injured and police crackdown on thousands of activists. from the office the latest on the protests that have been growing for the past five weeks but we now have all of these giant tents that have popped up across the park liberty plaza as like to call it and that raises some interesting issues have spoken to at least three different protesters who now came out specifically because they were shocked to see this kind of level of crackdown in their own country for centrally nonviolent actions it has been sort of interesting to see how it's changed the nature of the protests here some of the organizers that have been here in new york from day one said that this sort of they do a lot of this nonviolent training where you know they ask people to stay calm and sort of make their get their message across without actually getting aggressive with the

police and a lot of that they said went out the window last night where several hundred not a thousand protesters marched. cross new york getting a little bit more aggressive with police shaking barricades in some cases pulling netting the infamous are in genetics out of the police hands and what many protesters said to me is that they were really surprised by the sort of mild and usually mild response by the police force here because remember this is the same police force that pepper sprayed women drove a scooter over a scooter over an attorney's leg and beat several protesters down the road here in the park is quite wary there isn't a mass sort of action plans along the line the likes of what we saw with the brooklyn bridge rally or times square but they're doing a lot of sort of defensive training because again as i mentioned the general mood here is that something is going to happen so i guess wednesday's you know them but november second general strike would be a day to watch for but a lot of focus also later in november november seventeenth and twenty eighth mass rallies are planned not just here in new york but across the country and the world

so we'll have to see how that plays out. is following the developments all the occupy wall street protests on her twitter page where you can get the latest and quickest updates from the you know this is so forced by police is that solidarity protests springing up across the u.s. and radio show host david sirota says these demonstrations will only get stronger if the police crackdown continues in the same vein. this is the way the establishment is responding to peaceful mass protests it is responding with police force and what i suspect will happen elsewhere like in places like oakland and in places like new york is that the stronger of the forcible response by the establishment the stronger the movement will get and the larger the protests will become to the to the larger question of why is the reaction been so intense i think it's because this movement is fundamentally challenging the political establishment

the base of power its legitimacy in the sense that most of the people in office who are deploying the police against these protesters are people who represent the wealthiest most powerful people in this country because it was our own governor going to go back to colorado where he said his biggest fear was that this is something that would catch on those are his words so i think the reason you've seen such a swift reaction is because those in power realize it is asking fundamental taboo questions that the establishment does not want to ask. to germany now where the government's attempts to unite to different interest groups seem to be turning sour introducing islam classes in schools was meant to help educate non muslims as ati's then bush reports that it seems to be thinking of a different result. a typical german school but here this teacher is preaching hate christians who go to discos drink alcohol and have a boyfriend they perform evolved dienst christians and jews says believe in the

qur'an before it destroys your faces germany started islam classes in its schools will surratt is think the religion spreads peace you won't find. a phrase a sentence of koran. you have to persecute. the members of other religions when you. find them hit them yes muslims admit the close is a fall from suv tensions the relations between zero officials and this that make it a community is are not saying it should real is a code of conduct in arab states where punishments can include. stoning campaign as war muslim youths are trying to spread shari'a across europe they teach them that they are period class of people. with more rights than the nonbelievers and the

nonbelievers can be treated like picks and young muslim say how can german law be higher then law that is not possible therefore we must install the sharia everywhere followers like perino the christian parents he's converted to islam every muslim here must swap german laws for sure real he says chop off hands stone adulterers and floored homosexuals germany's policy of islam is' ation may not be going to plan muslim students are leaving europe schools radicalized by their lessons this move by authorities is well meaning but it may instead be producing a general. which is true myth to detest the west anti immigrant parties are seeing a surge in popularity in frankfurt almost whole of the residents of foreign the free voters group is getting elected with this message for muslims integrate or

leave our country more and more young men but also young women. which were. born in germany go to the extremists government efforts were meant to heal conflict with germany's three million muslims but the experts say the country splitting apart it's a pro and anti islam camps the new bushell r.t. frankfurt's. but coming up in just a few minutes and historic unveiling. well they're down the bolshoi theater reopened it was made huge excitement on the lives of at least restoration. russia's intercontinental ballistic missile the boulevard has been successfully tested on german submarine waters off the country's far east coast the missile can deliver ten warheads is or is eight thousand kilometers designed to withstand

nuclear blasts become a fundamental part of russia's nuclear arsenal after a successful launch in june it was decided to put the missile into mass production . for the brief other world news this hour the first democratic elections in tunisia since the arab spring uprising moderate islamist another party to power represents there's one ninety or two hundred seventeen seats in the country's assembly to draft a new constitution meets the needs in overthrew longtime leader ben ali nine months ago that spot similar uprisings in neighboring countries like egypt and libya. a thirteen year old boy has been rescued from one of the dead with a collapsed building five days off the top of breaking news tonight turkey rescue crews have been working around the clock to find survivors least one hundred seventy people have been confirmed dead and two thousand injured and many more

believed to be missing on the rubble. bangkok residents are bracing themselves for rising floodwaters coming in the next twenty four hours thousands of residents of pitching in to fortify the city's defenses as the businesses do all they cared to save their shops flooding in thailand has claimed three hundred sixty lives since august is also because billions of dollars worth of damage was religion claims trees and historic sites. but it's taken six years during which time the been plenty of delays drama and scandal but moscow's historic bolshoi theater is far and the reopening today of the respect overhaul. has had a first look ahead of the glittering opening performance the red and gold curtain will raise for the first time in six years at the legendary bolshoi theatre revealing a restoration that ranks as the most meticulous and expensive in the theatres

history at over seven hundred million dollars the restoration was directly supervised by the kremlin which sits nearby building eighteen twenty five the theater was almost destroyed by fire thirty years later it was bombed by the germans during world war two and was a political gathering place in sauvie a times restoration has been painstaking for many reasons the blinds were set and me shortly upon the closing of the theater in two thousand and five years found wide cracks running through the walls of the building and foundations reduced largely to dust actually the bolshoi theater it could collapse at any moment when the site workers only electrical wiring was holding it out until the office of the president took control of the project management it was a mad house with different departments issuing competing directives and working at

cross purposes prosecutors opened a criminal investigation for possible embezzlement saying the state had paid a contractor three times for the same work for a total of thirty one million dollars. the president to officially visit the newly reopened piedra on its first night will be the russian president german chancellor angela merkel and the hands of the law scholar theater the vienna state oprah and covent garden precious opening night tickets were available for the wealthy and well connected through the office of the president and others happy to watch oprah was long and with the cold the opening night gala concert will be shown on giant television screens installed in front of the renovated restored bolshoi theater exhibit the grouchy old art. some news just in found guilty of the murder of a football fan in moscow triggering massive unrest has been sentenced to twenty years behind bars the jury found himself seen guilty of the murder you're going to

read of last week cicutto wanted in jail twenty three years ago was shot dead last december this is meant to win an argument turned violent his murder sparked massive race riots when i wasn't scouted in central moscow and crashed. but it's time for business news now with korea. hello and welcome to our business program the south thanks for joining me some progress appears to have been made on russia's efforts to join the world trade organization georgia the only country which is still opposes russia's access and has agreed to new proposals from swiss mediators in the negotiations russia says it

will need some time to consider the source proposals. of all it from daughter back meanwhile outlines the benefits the country is likely to get after joining the. one of the key benefits russia's accession to w would be the ability to diversify its economy by exporting more goods and services abroad better non oil specifically this would refer to. steel such as fertilizers chemicals which would also probably with time refer to a. broader scope of sectors including i would call goods including perhaps. some of the high tech products that russia could offer as part of its modernization but another aspect that i think will be very important is russia's capability. to forge alliances trade alliances across the globe. it's time to look at the markets now

oil is lower after the biggest weekly gain since february wearing on the sentiment our reports saying japanese industrial output fell in september analysts expect a further decline in crude prices next week there are concerns that the recent debt resolution effort by the european leaders might provide limited relief. blend is trading at over one hundred and eleven dollars per barrel while it is at around ninety three and a half dollars a barrel now let's turn to asia where markets rise for the second day japan's nikkei finished one point thirty nine percent and hong kong's hang seng was gaining almost one point eight percent demand balances after the european measures were announced hong kong's heavyweights h.s.b.c. bank of china climbed three and two and a half percent respectively carmakers were gaining japan along in japan along with other exporters present honda motor climbed three percent to your motor. by two percent european stock markets swing between small gains and losses up to the

previous sessions rally traders are digesting more corporate results bank shares extended this strong gains from the previous session with a pretty likely call that being positive about. both up around four percent and pirates. now is look at roswell where markets are in the black would be r.t.s. up over two percent and i'm isaac's gaining one and a half percent that sort of does the strongest gain strongest closing level since september eighth now let's take a look at some individual channels on the rise axis our energy majors on the rise with loss now gaining one and a half percent in banking stocks are also off with russia second lender. one point six percent in the black metal miner m m k is no exception the company has posted a two hundred eighty six million dollars net loss in the third quarter of the year that's according to russia's accounting standards. and russia's biggest silver

mine appalling metal has priced the chairs at the lower end of the initial range ahead of its london i.p.o. the price per share has been set up to around forty dollars meaning the whole company would be valued at five and a half billion dollars the placement as part of poly metals efforts to get better access to foreign investors. well that's all for now but i'll be back with more in about forty five minutes but stay with us for headline news coming up.

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international criminal court exchange for safety for some leaders in the west that means then the next level you can get ten very public airing. the french president says allowing recently you know it was a mistake leaders hammered out a deal to stave off the debt crisis threatening to engulf the euro zone hope so now indonesia europe's bailout from china to ask for help. on russia's legend the bolshoi theater reopens in its presoak it glory ground on friday six years of savannah vacation by countless tibetan struggles under geishas of corruption. in the moment a weekly entertainment show where we find out that moscow really never sleeps.