entirely true. but your. a good girl. evergreen. firing back syria's president claims the campaign against his regime is being funded from. the west is not with his country. class all the russian are taking to the world's wealthiest men. take their billion dollar dispute to a london court and no money. tried the seven billion people calling. scientists worry the planet can cast their eyes to a new world where humans could settle. and straight to live pictures here on our t.v. makes a bit of a membership to the u.n. cultural agency these live pictures all go general assembly in paris right now we

are following this story here on our. worldwide news live from moscow this is r.t. with me. syria's president has told the russian television that the forces fighting his regime are dangerous and putting civilians at risk but. also said that he's ready to work with the opposition parties that have emerged during the months of uprising against his government. as details. strong words coming from syrian president bashar al assad to where the conflict this country's been going on for almost eight months now in that interview to the russian channel he did say that any attempt to destabilize the country will result in what he called an earthquake

that will reverberate not just in the region but will have a global implications he also stressed that syria is most definitely not a different situation altogether and he did voice out what he and his government think is a real cause of the conflict in his country. we have hundreds of soldiers police and security forces. how were they killed during peaceful demonstrations because. you know they were short and this means dealing with people we don't know. syria israel. possesses such weapons but there is evidence of. this lead to casualties in a number of cases the information obtained. from neighboring states. from abroad and we have a list of those who are. since the uprising started in march of this year the government has tried to put forth some reforms and the president has said that

they're planning probably battery elections in february of next year and also they put forth this so-called multi-party law which allows other political parties outside of the ruling baath party to participate in parallel to that though those reforms that the government was a put forward their protests of course continue according to the u.n. about three thousand or more than three thousand people have already been killed since march and we were i was in syria is about two weeks ago talking to those protesters who are continuing to go out into the streets the government again maintaining that these are the armed forces inflicting the violence that the protesters say in fact they have by and large have been peaceful and that it is the security forces firing a part and it is true that some of them are calling for this no fly zone to to end the violence at the sea however it has. he said that there are opposition voices such as the national coronation council which the tries to bring together the different posing forces in syria they're saying that while they're very critical of the reforms they put forth by the government saying it's not enough they're also wary of calling or door saying

a so-called no fly zone because they do see this could just result in more bloodshed they don't want to see that in their country now the arab league of course has had been actively trying to find a solution as well trying to a speak with syrian officials they put forth a plan to president assad he said that he will be a willing to talk to all of the opposition voices including those formed during the conflict however these are words for now they want to see actually go shushan table and that's not to say that i mean external pressure is increasing that even if there's a lot of hesitation to any form of foreign intervention our words coming from the western leaders as well as china and russia who as you know had vetoed that u.n. resolution calling for sanctions on syria all of them are calling for a dialogue for real results to see that the violence really stop and that's really the main focus right now of the pressure coming from the outside they just want the violence to stop. an hour five minutes past the hour here in moscow. street movement shows no signs of slowing a bit u.s.

as it enters its seventh week scores of activists are being arrested all across america for refusing to pack up their camps and russia has voiced concerns over the crackdown on the treatment of protesters by the u.s. authorities who do the way the occupy wall street protest is that handled is an ample illustration of double standards quite a number of our counterparts from western countries are pursuing we will never put up with a situation when i wish them partners who have the right to ask questions refused to discuss their problems which there are plenty of which keeps growing. liberals statement comes in response to building criticism from some western countries as russia moves towards its presidential election authorities in the rest of try to enforce various curfews over the weekend to prevent demonstrations from escalating further by more than seventy protesters calling for political and economic changes to be arrested in the states of texas oregon and california police in denver used

pepper spray to disperse the crowds there. tear gas also used to trace the way protesters who say they are ready to withstand the pressure. so busy week in the united states with multiple arrests and clashes between police and activists forced out of the camp here. from office been at the heart of the protests since they began weeks now bringing us all the latest developments you can look at a twitter right here says that the police arrived at the camp of occupy wall street protesters in richmond virginia and have started to detain people at least ten arrests made so far if you make sure you can follow my twitter page for all the latest from the. russian billionaire owner of chelsea football club roman abramovich is expected to appear before a london court on monday it's in connection with a five and a half billion dollars lawsuit being pursued by a russian businessman but his offscreen. tycoon but his office he claims his former

associate illegally forced him to hand over the money and now he wants it back when it reports on one of the most expensive disputes in history. this will be the first time. a is the bodyguards are calling him opens his mouth in this hearing up until now he gets a resolute silence in stark contrast to his rival mr b. . whose appearances in the witness box have been loud brash and passionate after all there's a lot at stake here he's suing me say for three point five billion pounds for breach of trust and breach of contract he says mr a intimidated him to lead him into selling his shares in sydney the oil company for a fraction of the true value of hearings trying to establish the finer details of those deals that went on but it appears none of that was actually put into writing after all it was ninety's russia it's not so much what's inside the court that's

caught the attention here is the extravagant radius around these two men they show up to cause and shiny my bags to sadie's the flanked by the mast on trousers at least fifteen people each inside the court room which is massive it's divided into two warring factions each man is represented by three rows of lawyers legal age translators bodyguards each behind a computer screen outside the court room in a free corner is a big burly man with dark glasses an ear piece these are two the world's richest men although the rumor is that these ports is dwindling but to give you an idea of just how much money these men have for mr hayes legal fees are thought to be in the region of between four and eight million pounds. parties are right there were still ahead for you this hour an hour to go looking for a spacious new home but scientists a way out many kinds of bring other planets will bring a new life away from the seven billion people.

in the un's cultural agency is considering whether to admit palestine as a member during its general assembly ongoing in paris if you know says yes it's a budget will be cut by twenty two percent as the u.s. withdraws funding let's cross over now to live pictures here in the u.s. it says it cannot find any organization that except palestine as a member is really strong against the move comes ahead of a u.n. security council vote next month on the palestine's membership palestinian president mahmoud abbas addressed the u.n. in september but the u.s. says it will vote veto his attempts rather for state recognition it is worth mentioning right here just like the u.n. general assembly in new york the question of palestinian membership has been put on his agenda as i was saying but well as a permanent u.n. security council member the u.s. has a veto that it says it will exercise at the u.n. general assembly but there is nobody that has a veto you know asco and they're all it takes is

a two thirds majority of its one hundred ninety three people voting and it would get passed live pictures there or not see the. picture but are staying in the middle east and israeli court has jailed a former soldier for four and a half years for leaking classified military files to the press some of the documents suggest army officials approved the killing of palestinians in the west bank however those claims are not being investigated that according to legal experts sorry but she undermines is really low. in this case a whistle blower blew a loud and disturbing whistle the military is violating international law and the directors of the israeli supreme court in carrying out assassinations in situations in which they are required to try to make an arrest and so the state attorney's office prosecuted the soldier but failed to seriously investigate the conduct revealed in those documents conduct with raises serious questions about rule of law in the democratic system that pattern of behavior violating orders by the supreme

court because of the supreme court said that if they take you must try to arrest is part of a pattern of practice within the israeli system and it's something that's very disturbing because when the army does not obey orders by the supreme court the supreme court is actually more reluctant to issue those orders because no court wants to issue orders that are going to be ignored and then of course you have a serious threat to the rule of law because in a democratic system the army is of course supposed to listen to what usual system tells them to do. minutes past the hour here in moscow let's check out some other international news and grief for you this hour a suicide bombing in the southern afghan city of kandahar has claimed at least four lives a truck laden with explosives was detonated near you when an aid agency checkpoint several people were also wounded in the blast following a gunfight between insurgents and the afghan security forces the taliban has so far claimed responsibility. nato is set to wrap up its mission of libya

by midnight on monday marking the official i am so over seven months of military intervention responsibility for national security will be handed over to the country's interim government faces the difficult task of collecting countless weapons and firearms from civilians weapons. spread to eighteen months of civil war that ended with a violent death of libya's former leader. in yemen huge blasts a rock and a south side the capital said no it's probably north already has to shut the city's international airport down officials say that explosive devices were planted inside twelve fighter jets it's not yet clear how insurgents managed to get access to the heavily guarded area yemen's capital has seen months of anti-government rallies with protesters demanding an end to decades of president ali. well the front runner in it could it stands presidential election has claimed victory after preliminary results showed that he had gained an overwhelming share

of the vote with almost all the ballots counted. by you has received more than sixty percent of the support acting president also often by ever who has been running the country since two thousand and ten will step down for the winner of the election is seen as both a democratic milestone and a vital chance to repair the country's dangerous north south divide in april last year and rest in the capital ousted former leader kiev it later led to ethnic violence in the country in which rampaging mobs killed hundreds of minute minority specs. has been struggling to stabilize its economy despite a bailout from the eurozone this year but the e.u. is breathing a small sign of relief over the new deal reached to prevent greece from collapse the storm is far from over and his arteries are going to go to school reports from portugal but the people there are not content with painful austerity cuts they are having to endure. no jobs no money no chance for the future these messages

have been brought by teachers striking in portugal they can never have stability to be in a school. even if they are working for ten fifteen twenty years they are always earning the same and going to have a place in school a stable place in one school it's of only the goal choice of the national cuts in education helps social security that's a political choice in early itself. like legendary appliances particle seems to be sliding deeper and deeper into the economic output of third it off as a purely financial crisis is now turning into malevolent force which threatens to rock the portuguese their basic human rights earlier this year portugal got an emergency bailout from the e.u. to deal with this gargantuan debt the third country to do so after greece and ireland but for some the seventy eight billion euro price tag is too high to pay

for the hysteria to cuts it goes well beyond the classroom and strikes at some of portugese societies fundamental principles like access to justice. a government isn't keen lawyers who provide free public legal services so there are some who've been doing it for years for free the courts cannot be reduced to canonical entities to solve problems of large corporations they must play the role of providing legal services for citizens and promoting social places. and this is cutting corners in education and the legal system is not enough the government spends years are hitting the portuguese where it hurts the most in their health care the government what is your capacity then do we say for me it will be thousands every year that go the most you know as to my go to yes there will be a lot of people. more because. at the same time.

even. and it's more pain no gain peace to reduce feeling to still portugal's economy plummeting with the poor in the front line prime minister has said that he wants to keep the lower income families away from the cuts not really sure that's possible fortunately now has a really big bunch of problem fortunately it's money and it needs it now so they are going to have to cut like time services last tax is hiked the portugal's forced to have a worse death ratio than green that's startling enough but for the people trying to survive there's the needy economy disaster is already here in. lisbon. to access everything that we are covering and much more at any time. dot com i was waiting for you that right now on the russian cargo space ship the progress successfully takes on the international space station two months after its

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those who are fascinated with history. those who have a sweet tooth. to those who can't live without the sky. and

of course the nature. of this magnificent land offers its treasures. marsh. between earth and the sky. on our. welcome back in with our t. just a few minutes away from the business with korea but for now on the final day of what is being revealed the world's population has reached a whopping seven billion it's raising concerns over the potential over crowding of our planet experts warn in a few decades the problems could become manageable with dire and biometric consequences but the news is inspiring some just take a new home somewhere far far away. so when next mercury too hot. too cold mars will do nicely as the population of earth passes the seven billion mark some of suggested the red

planet as a replacement for our current blue one however in these times of tightening purse strings the cost of going to mars could be a problem. a one man expedition to mars and park which cost it is safe to say over three billion dollars preparing for these flights would cost about thirty or fifty times more than a two way ticket in other words we're talking about colossal expenses regardless of the price those who have been into space time is right for mankind to yet again boldly go where no one has gone before everybody realizes that it's time to reach out and explore the universe beyond low earth orbit we have for many years just for ten years at least we have been on the international space station in very close here we haven't been somewhere else or with people since the lunar landings which ended back in one nine hundred seventy two there's no shortage of take years

to be the first to set foot on mars and potential red planet trailblazers have started their training young surrogate still just a teenager but he's putting in the hard yards in the hope that he can help create a potential new home for humanity millions of kilometers away not mars i want to be the first to travel to mars and to other planets as well to the moons of jupiter saturn you can leave there in future we're still a long way from science fiction becoming science fact with human setting up home on the surface of mars even if we put the huge cost of a martian settlement to one side there are some serious hurdles to be overcome not least we have no idea if life existed there previously and if it did. whether whatever killed it's off could be dangerous to us why should we even think about finding a new home. that's resources are finally there for we will eventually have to do to

restrain population and production growth we're risking losing both or we find a foothold on the planet no matter how much it cost us the retirement of nasa space shuttle the only way for people to get into space at the minute is the russian soyuz rocket currently with the science available our chances of a global relocation anytime soon pretty much zero zero what it took to weigh in central moscow the mars five hundred project is simulating the effects a mission to mars would have on a crew in search of a new home but. there is one obvious reason why the experiment has been so popular show the world is still a please provide reamers to dream of exciting projects that unite people international projects. is not old enough as it stands we might have to learn to deal with the soaring global population. keep on training hard in the hope that he can do it for the dream as usual the arctic.

asking your views about the growth of the world's population if you have long to r.t. dot com you can take part in our latest poll that's a look at these numbers right now there is question what's happening now that humanity has reached the seven billion mark so far the most popular responses will drain the earth's resources although i. will need a world war three to curb the population that's a distant second some say that we should find a way to move some bars past i was just a few believe we are stronger than ever as a species got our lives are to go and cast your. eye just a little bit later here we talked about who says that america is wasting its cash building a false name ocracy in particular country about iraq. korea is next with us.

welcome to our business report this out thanks for joining me russia seems to be all set to join the world trade organization it's agreed a final report on its accession russia's chief negotiator said there was still a number of technical issues to resolve but those will be completed in a week russia also has to finalize agreements with georgia which until last week was the only country to continue to hold russia's accession however it now looks like it both sides will agree to a proposal mediated by the swiss clearing the way for russia to potentially joy by december fifteenth. to other stories now the russian ruble has strengthened by over eight percent in the last month to around thirty to the dollar bets as investor risk has seen a recovery falling estampes to tackle the debt crisis analysts say a side effect of the rally could be a turnaround and a capital flight from russia. there are more reasons to expect stronger rather than the. world prices are are high russia is exhibiting

twin surpluses while the current account surplus is very high and the we have a substantial fiscal surplus overall i think there are reasons to believe that even months will be on the visio even after the one the google recently have there is still scope for. this year and furthermore i can say we've had tremendous help flows of capital from us for the last bar in two thousand and eleven. there are reasons to believe it could be so late or even a reversal in capital flows could take place if that happens even more reasons to expect to be straight. as a look at the markets now or prices are heading lower on monday europe's move last week to resolve greece's debt crisis struggled to rally on global trading floors but not traders are turning their attention to the weak expansion of the global economy some market watchers expect a jump of crude prices to push gasoline prices higher and undermine. let's look at

the markets in europe now they are lower in this hour the pussy is losing over one percent and the dax is down more than a half percent mining stocks are under pressure after metal prices drop britain's second biggest bank barclays said its third quarter profit increased by five percent reading estimates the bank's shares have slipped into red this hour after seeing a rally earlier in the morning. here in russia and markets are declining as crude oil and metals fall hurting the companies in the world's biggest energy exporter let's have a look at some individual families on the rise like this hour. russia's biggest oil company role snapped is down over two and a half percent as their bank is losing two point four percent bucking the trend is clearly it's a one it's on the one percent on the news it's. considering opinion listing on the london stock exchange. person government is putting some numbers to the help today

help might offer to the eurozone presidential aide arkady dvorkovich says that this could mean up to ten billion dollars for the debt fund this would be down through the i.m.f. lateral agreements with individual countries speaking exclusively to r.t. for coverage explains why russia should want to bail out the formerly wealthy west we. appreciate you know that you can make each one of the internet from one performs it's right you can move some money could be used in different way all the race what are your business since we are interested in this community and europe for instance in europe and. in the month or over exports when you pull france programs. and you can watch the full interview with our quiet of course later this week in an interview with sophie shevardnadze. group male goats are you is launching a new blog service

a russian competitor to tweet or twitter is increasing its audience twenty five times faster than the most popular blog service in rostock live journal despite bright prospects analysts warn that it's difficult to make money on narco blocks even twitter is posting losses of. two of russia's biggest companies are getting together with the brains behind singapore's changi airport to create an aviation hot in russia's cost of our region spare bank and basic element along with tunji will hold assets and investments work half a billion dollars in the region which is to host the winter olympics in two thousand and fourteen the venture is planned to be up and running and. that's all i have for you now by germany in about forty five minutes with more here on this.

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