the most acute maternal the royal the rubens hotel. signed sealed and still living trust says access into the world trade organization is finally agreed after eighteen years in the making for me in geneva in just a moment. announces the veteran vice president of the european central bank as its new premier squawking indignation on greek streets over the perceived also give more sovereignty to the e.u. . israel may strike iran by the end of december that's according to reports citing british intelligence services over the findings of the un's atomic watchdog small fresh concern over to iran's nuclear program our top stories this hour.

international news in coming live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day russia has been finally granted accession to the world trade organization after almost twenty years of thorny negotiations the commission in geneva has finalized overall terms for the long awaited membership which will now happen in december artes nor smith has been a. there's a document in circulation which is the all the terms and conditions it weighs three and a half kilos and it amounts to some seven hundred pages and i haven't had time to read the whole thing and i doubt that i'm in the minority there but i can only imagine that it's full chockablock of painstakingly negotiated compromises which are taking place over that all that amount of time but in fact what the significance is is a question that the chief russian negotiator might seem says that he has been asked

repeatedly over the last eighteen years what just what is the point of this and he pointed out during a media conference that took place after the gathering of the documents as they call it here he said that it's true that russia first applied for w t a membership back in one nine hundred ninety three when its economy was in pieces and period of time russia has rebuilt its economy without the help of the world trade organization so that it's now the sixth largest in the world he said that despite that we russia now does ninety percent of its trade with w.t.f. members membership of that organization is a level playing field in terms of doing business it was still very important he talked also about the ox and downs of of the negotiation process the draw comedy and he said that the most difficult moment moments had come when they were negotiating the natural gas terrorists and also the terrorists for the agricultural

sector in russia but he says that but now they've come to this agreement he's not fully satisfied with the deal but he says that it's an important geneva lesson to learn that it's no one's really satisfied with the deal and that probably means that it's fair for everybody he said he's also negotiated a reasonable period for making adjustments to tariffs in three and four years they will have to bring their tariffs in line with the rest of the world trade organization and the organization itself says that now one hundred fifty million russian consumers will be. have access to cheaper prices for a whole range of goods but of course there are also disadvantages in this and by quality care you catarina gretsch over has taken a look for us at the pros and cons of membership for russia of the world's largest trading organization let's take a look at her report for the person on the street w t o membership will not be just something go read about in the news but it will mean lower prices removing trade

barriers between states increases competition prices of imported goods drop and the massive companies also grow quicker with foreign markets opening up. for workers of these metallurgical company it all looks like the win win situation their most recent project is the north stream pipeline should they enter international markets they'll face very little competition. and this is not so much the largest plant in russia south producing harvested rushers it's been for months ahead and workers who conspired. but the head of the company has a rather different outlook to that of the w t o cheerleaders. our oil and gas will be in demand even without entering the. well agriculture. agriculture will be among the hardest hit sectors but experts say the domestic automotive industry will be the one time to go he will.

the troubled mortgage giant the vase was rescued from the brink of death in the economic crisis of two thousand and eight by prime minister putin with more than one billion dollars in loans cash and guarantees. the government's favorite child but not all car makers in russia are cherished this used to be a thriving want of musk reach zero point zero nine hundred thirty its most successful years what if he isn't sixty's when hundreds of thousands of my screech cars flooded the soviet and foreign markets after the collapse of the soviet union mass creature was in desperate need of money but the government could not afford to loss making car produces a mass creature was tossed out. the only way to avoid the collapse of yet another industrial giant experts say is to use the transition period after joining the w t

a wisely closely entry to the w t o doesn't mean you instantly have to drop all customs turners and comply straight away there's a transit so-called transition period roughly seven years or so protectionist measures will apply for a number of sensitive industries which employ millions of people such as agriculture timber and car making but at a certain point the state's industrial dependence will have to let go of its hands and walk on their own two feet in the world outside it but that should also be a somewhat easier place to do business in the reduction of customs tariffs and trade barriers to a more level playing field across international markets he's a great children aren't. you russia's in tree interview world trade organization will eventually play into the hands of ordinary russians but a period of transition will not be easy that's a view of international affairs expert alex nice. as we come towards the end of the

transition period there is going to there are going to be challenges for the ordinary ordinary russians firstly of course and russian industry will be put under pressure and there were maybe problems particularly in towns which are dominated by a single industry which is the largest employer with others put under pressure if they have to reduce employment or indeed if they go past the course this will have serious implications for the people living there. at the same time we hope that the russian federation will see a greater variety of could see on the shelves of lower prices and draw benefits from a more competitive domestic economic environment always eager to know your view of this story and today we're asking who will benefit most now that russia is to become a member of the world trade organization as a consequence the numbers are stacking up at moment but we see that the majority still think they'll be no winners as the organization only adds to the big financial mess the world is already in run of that's

a w t o membership is actually good for russia as a boost its role in the global economy always the same amount believe that moscow is accession will play into the w t o's hands while the remainder think that russia will suffer because it will be able to cope with competition cast your vote talk on good to hear what you said. greece's analysis next prime minister lucas papademos the former vice president of the european central bank will now take over the reins of the embattled country if follows four days of hectic talks between the outgoing pm george papandreou and the main opposition leaders on a new unity government incoming premier a staunch e.u. backer and his new administration are set to be sworn in on friday with the immediate tricky task of introducing more austerity in return for continued he they know what's going on unless peter there is talk a little earlier that he believes much of what the crisis is a pulse is hidden from public view. we have to turn the clock back to the original

collapse of the world economy because this was no accident it was a very well planned exercise and as we know ireland became a victim portugal and now greece and apparently spain and italy are likely to follow it really doesn't matter who's in power there are people that are controlling this situation and we also have to understand that there's massive. could we say massive corruption fraud taking place and tax evasion in most countries that are actually creating this problems remember that they can take out any country financially or militarily that they want to take out their priorities are one to secure the world's natural resources the second one is to control the markets for those resources and thirdly is to control the gateways the sea lanes and the pipeline routes when you have control of this you basically have got the the world in the palm of your hand controls the finances of the world controls the

world and this is what we're looking at here what's with the dawning realisation in the e.u. that greece may already be too far gone ati's max keiser and stacy hood of the very own uncensored view of the situation because the report is coming away at nineteen thirty g.m.t. but here's a quick preview for you. here's a fifty year old brawl currency all of your fifty euro toilet paper currency will soon be about as valuable as this toilet paper except this is all available nicely printed up in this beautiful display case that you can show in your house and tell your kids all about what happened in europe. because report a little later here in r.t. israel may be preparing to strike iran as early as the end of december that's the

warning reportedly voiced by some of the british intelligence services this comes after the latest report ramped up tension over iran's nuclear program by saying it cannot exclude tehran is working on nuclear weapons or his policy is watching developments. according to british intelligence chiefs israel would launch a strike against iran to stop it from developing nuclear weapons as soon as christmas according to sources in the british government if not christmas then the beginning of next year with these sources saying that israeli military action is to be expected sooner rather than later and that it will be action that will be supported just to keep by the united states not in recent weeks we did hear from the british defense ministry they confirmed that they have contingency plans in place should be u.k. decide to support military action against iran here in israel prior to the publication on tuesday of the report by the international atomic energy agency the israeli defense minister ehud barak warned iran of

a possible is radius strike he said that all options are on the table and when israeli officials use that phrase all options on the table it really does mean military action the israeli president shimon peres has also gone on record saying that an israeli military strike is more my teeth than any kind of diplomatic solution we have had ever spawns iran's supreme leader the ayatollah i mean who has warned both the united states and israel that if they strike iran they must expect a tough response from tehran he said and i'm quoting that we are not a nation to sit back and watch materialistic corrupted and rotten power was threatening iran we will respond with a strong snap and an iron fist he spoke about a graces and invaders being smashed from within not just yesterday wednesday the radian president mahmoud ahmadinejad's responding to that i eighty a report he slammed the report and he said that iran would not stick that one iota

from developing its nuclear program he said that the report was relying on the basis of u.s. claims that he ran is building a nuclear bomb. russia's state atomic company time is considering building new power generating units for iran's bushehr nuclear plant this comes just after the latest report said it couldn't disprove iran is attempting to build atomic weapons where we spoke to the corporation spokes person. who said if the project does go ahead it will be on full display for the agency to observe. the first c. unit show nuclear power plant is a unique international project because lots of countries including western countries are involved in three women patients of this project and all the jobs which was done by russian special use was done under the full control of i.a.e.a. so. forcible implementation of the possible construction off next units

will be as well implemented under the full international control all female nation state watchdog experts it will be absolutely transparent for international society we can't create a base mechanism of nuclear fuel supply where you say there are three are ready to provide new nuclear power plants we have nuclear fuel for all the lifetime of the subject and then bit fuel fresh in origin the spent fuel will take him back so it means that international society can be absolutely sure that all the russian she saw my two year old will be controlled by russian federation. have been growing calls in sweden for those responsible for taking the country into military action in libya to be held to account of all those that took part in forcing the no fly zone sweden was the only one outside of nato all the arab league nations efforts in libya may have helped topple a dictator but they've left the country in ruins and with an estimated one million

refugees christopher hell joins us now he's the coordinator of high crimes dot org and one of those calling for public prosecutions joining us live from there in denmark now there's been plenty of speculation behind the motions of why the likes of the u.s. france and italy were interested in regime change their individual who was in it for sweden the country as i just said not even a nato member. well it actually. quoting. research reports from the sweetest of terms. it's actually a member of what they call themselves the american empire. so this is just no different from the perspective well i understand you want to see those resistance at all to stand trial but what about the argument that gadhafi deliberately targeted civilians whereas nato chiefs would argue that accidents do happen in war because i do understand you want to see people stand trial for crimes against

humanity genocide and war of aggression well that's what's been taking place. there's no doubt about it it's. so. but in what way are the people of libya by all accounts a lost for nato intervention to help them take make sure that the regime change does take place so nato was merely doing what it was also the was not ok. no it's absolutely because. i think the number of jihadists the number eight thousand. nato i understand it's no nato information when the war started and up doesn't rebellion. and also let's not forget libya was ranked as number one in africa and possibly the other world as well before before the war and this was an assessment made by the united nations relief international criminal so

. it's sort of what has happened here so no carry on carry on there's a bit of a delay with our line here do carry on please. ok thank you. what happened what has happened is the. western interests topple the most successful country and africa. that's not really helping the syrian population. all right well interesting enough the international criminal law did announce last week that they may consider bringing charges against nato military chiefs not was announced not long ago how encouraged are you by that. personally. no i see the i.c.c. smore like it in. the american empire if you will. but i mean it's a step in the right direction i would rather see it is so i would rather see the

swedish forces sorted out by the swedish courts court system but very well for the swedish forces but also you would see the swedish government brought to account what sort of its public support are you getting for this yeah absolutely i mean you know what sort of public support are getting there. well it's tremendous it's a landslide. we started this side they're called high crimes dog. the people joining up for this petition for this fulfilling these charges just tremendous. all right tremendous support you actually achieve anything will the government broaden out really see people standing in the dark well that's a very good question not the sort of course into focus why would really doing this . so libya is sort of history it will it's history but they're also number wars plan wars in the pipeline to make them and tell us in in sweden hopefully in

other places and countries well across europe aware of what will happen in libya so perhaps they think twice before putting us well for the next war and talk about what happened the history there in libya what has happened what about the future just briefly many people will say that the people in libya will be better off after gadhafi is now gone after all the large majority of people did not enjoy the wealth that the minority did in fact the standard of living could have been a lot better by all accounts do you not think that libya is going to be a better place without gadhafi just briefly. absolutely not it's now and. the hardest the still you know those terrorists so i mean that's not a good place to hand over a crime to with money and weapons to a terrorist organization that's basically what is happening in libya as far as i understand christopher we'll leave it there thanks very much indeed for your thoughts because the helm coordinator polite crimes dot org there joining us live

in denmark thanks for time. internet users have been left shocked after videos of alleged police brutality against children protests at the university of california emerged online clearly show officers didn't hesitate to use their patents to the young activists for arresting them after they refused to dismantle their makeshift camp one witness here's what he had to say. police approached with full force with right here and with hands we want to put in our yes through they use their tongues to jab was in the stomach and they were in years but there were tons there when he was on the floor and then having them with their nightsticks with their response as they're on the four. they were there or if you'll cross the line and arrest in the people that weren't doing anything and they hit. me on the arms on the torso in the stomach and they arrested more students and they paid you the syrians we repeal yelled that we were nonviolent peaceful

protesters but they were extremely cruel in their tactics with that with their sticks many people were injured i heard that one professor pressers our university was was protesting and she's in the hospital and it's a tradition we've paid tuition that's rising every year for the service is. and we decided it was time to take back our school and carrying out the momentum from the other as prime movements this would be a good time for her to feed it all to underscore calm is the best way to stay fully up to date with the latest news from the protest site. for a long correspondence tweets for them to the most recent videos you can find that you see couple of twitter stream including the full videos of the wealthy police brutality. to some other international stories in brief now very nearly twenty two minutes past the hour here in the russian capital rescuers have been working nonstop and eastern turkey following a five point seven magnitude earthquake that struck the same region which was hit

just two and a half weeks ago by another large trauma which killed more than six hundred people that its latest disasters already claimed at least eight lives and left dozens trapped under the rubble of twenty five buildings that collapsed with the structures brought down was a hotel being used by aid workers and journalists covering the aftermath of the tragedy. in seoul police used water cannons in an attempt to break up a demonstration of the thousands took to the streets and get a free trade agreement with the u.s. protesters claim the deal will only benefit american companies while jeopardizing the south korean economy u.s. congress ratified the agreement last month the korean ruling party plans to push the deal through parliament next week despite stiff resistance from the opposition . to bloss of hit the gas pipeline in northern egypt halting exports to israel and jordan the attacks were reportedly carried out with the remote with a remote controlled bomb the fresh series of explosions come less in the month

after the previous assault calls a shutdown of the pipeline this is already the seventh attack since the uprising alstad the egyptian president hosni mubarak back in february russian space scientists is struggling to get the country's first interplanetary mission in fifteen years back on track they've been trying to reestablish connection with approved which was launched on wednesday is due to head to the biggest margin moon phobos but technical problems mean it's become stuck in orbit artie's people of it has the details. at the moment the theories around which probably what problem has caused the probe to be stuck in all around the earth after it's take off split into two camps whether it's a problem with the software of the probe or a problem with the hardware of the probe now it's a problem with the software that's something the attention he can be fixed now one theory that's been put forward is that it's a problem with the navigation system of the probe these type of probes when they're launched initially used the sun as their main focus point for nothing cation and

then navigation system switches over towards the stars now that some people believe that this probe has failed in switching from the sun to the stars and if they can send a software patch and upload that patch to the probe it should be able to go about its mission just a few days later now the big problems come and arise if it turns out to be a problem with the hardware the focus probe contains seven tons of highly toxic fuel cause this feel was intended on sending it from earth to the moon or mars and then back to earth so these are a lot of their fuel on board their one nasa expert is referred to the for his current probe has the most toxic falling satellite ever so this is a problem a lost cause most of the russian space agency are facing that they may have to come up with some kind of contingency plan to deal with a potentially toxic. problem caused by the fuel that's on board this probe.

peter all of reporting there it's time now for a business update with you she's coming up next including what the w t o membership card will bring to russia top story this. thanks bill that's right as we've been reporting russia has been given the green light to join the world trade organization the move expects it to open new markets for russian goods it will also boost the desire for investment into the country russia's chief a w t o negotiator mixing with the of explains the most difficult points in an eighteen year long marathon. most difficult negotiations. and culture is remembered. from a commitment to. our forces with international presence it was a positive force so one can compete is the traditions really. there are different circle of. change the current regulations in respect of course simple sugars are

rushing to the scene of the culture. to. be able to spend more money to support our farmers and. vision in five years and five years will go to occur in support. to complete musician for certain russia's w a t o entry will boost competition making life for many russian companies difficult but the bottom line will be better corporate governance and an improved climate soave says the chief economist from deutsche bank yourself. in terms of transition period the longer these transition periods the better and the length of the transition period will be as long as seventeen years so this should provide enough time for work from producers to prepare for the

inevitable which is going to be a significant increase in competition from abroad violent churn is going to be a major agent of change and russia store for itself for the threat of competition is likely to force russian producers to improve corporate governance to forge ahead with efficiency improvements. let's have a look at the markets now well it's highly speculation that europe's economy may well the region's debt crisis brand is not trading at one hundred thirteen dollars a barrel while light sweet is offering at nine dollars per barrel. stocks have rebounded as industrial and energy on a rally overshadowing a drop in apple apple is slipping over two percent optically in cleveland research its forecast for i pad sales. and european stock markets were mixed up to close the fruits of declines but the techs last point seven percent higher. and finally here in moscow the markets finished thursday's session in the black the arch as the my

sibs both gained more than one percent he's look at some of the individual share moves on the mice it's all snuffed eight point four percent more than one and a half cents the lender has reported to more than two fold increase in net profits for the first ten months of each year but that's under russian accounting standards food retailers like meat was lower the company's earnings have jumped almost eight percent in generous and now it's underage kid from the straight for us. i would describe it as a women's business he would say something like that's the market is growing. but i call for a small rebound after yesterday's fall and some positive trance i mean all process in us from as usually happens so recently on the external that small. everybody is still trick and it's all in story more than a quick story from the. sky a little bit and somebody walking up there will be the news for for profit usually

in european officials. it's time to return from much that perhaps up to business bulletin for more stories log on toll websites our business. well. it's technology innovation all these developments from from around russia we've got the future coverage.