video. st now with the palm of your. machine. they stop stories an early view of the week global powers come together in hawaii vowing to prevent europe's debt crisis from golfing the pacific. the russian and american presidents hold talks on the sidelines of the apec summit in hawaii to focus missile defense and russia's future at the w t o we bring you all the leaders from honolulu just ahead of the program. both greece and italy watched their governments fall advised of the debt crisis but many are wary of the newly appointed i know i did officials and their wings to brussels. the un atomic watchdog zeroes in on iran's nuclear ambitions again claiming the country could be building

a bomb plot to iran says the elevations are fabricated and politicized. and police investigate fresh clashes in breakaway possible as we report on thiers sur resistance to what they say are there any attempts to control their lives. what you're going to live from moscow stan am here on marina joshing the political and economic happy weights all of the pacific rim are meeting on her hawaii's tropical song for the annual apac forum the summit is touching on everything from establishing a pacific wide free trade zone to perhaps an absolutely the eurozone crisis and it's given the presidents of russia and the u.s. a chance to hold talks are doing this is going to has more from honolulu. apec

summit of course as we know gathers twenty one economies that make up the asia pacific riza region and this is where leaders take the opportunity to focus on all sorts of ways to boost trade between the countries they work out ways to make investments easier to improve the investment climate to make the economic ties more productive and this is certainly been the focus this time around as well but of course it's been hard this year for leaders to avoid the european financial crisis because this is something that's looming over the world economy something that's been very hard to avoid because it impacts all of the countries that are certainly not just europe there have been dozens of protesters here in honolulu gathering for anti apec meeting if you will and saudi have been protesting everything from open and free trade to globalization the protesters have been seen as sort of a continuation of protests going on throughout the united states in the world the so-called occupy wall street movement and the similar issues were addressed at

those rallies here in honolulu earlier today in terms of agreements one of the highlights of the day has been of course the bilateral meeting between the russian president dmitry medvedev and u.s. president barack obama during these talks they discussed very important issues that are not relevant just to russia in the united states but really most of the international community one of those issues of course is the missile defense plans of the united states as we know russia and nato agreed to work jointly on a european missile defense project in lisbon in two thousand and ten those talks however did come to sort of stalled because the united states was refusing to provide russia with legal guarantees that those projects would not cause a threat to security to russia and this is a fundamental issue for russia and at these talks the two presidents today did say again that those issues still exist but they're going to continue working on missile defense together and try to work those issues out now another important aspect of course of today's talks was russia's future of the world trade

organization because of me. no russia has been interested then being part of the group since ninety three and it has plans and it looks like russia will be joining the becoming a full fledged member of the world trade organization by the summer of twenty twelve and a very important element took place today the us president barack obama said that he would start working with the u.s. congress to try to call off the jackson vatican amendment this is something that's been a major issue between russia and the u.s. because this is a clause that was put in place by the u.s. congress back in one nine hundred seventy three and even though it has been under moratorium it's definitely been causing a little friction between russia and the u.s. when it comes to trade between the two countries now getting rid of this amendment is something that certainly could really improve trade relations not just for russia in the united states but the international community working with the countries and i see it in a reporting there so russia's access to the delhi cio was central to discussions on

the last day of the apec summit after almost twenty years of thorny negotiations as an even commission finalized terms for a long awaited membership or it is going to travel looks at what will change in russia's economy once and finally joins the club. or the person on the street w. general membership will not be just something bill read about in the news but it will mean lulu prices removing trade barriers between states increases competition prices aloof ordered goods and domestic companies also broke with foreign markets opening up. for workers so these metallurgical company it all looks like a win win situation the most recent project is the north stream pipeline should enter into national markets they'll face very little competition. and this is not see much longer sponsor russia producing harvested rushers. for months and workers who conspire. but the head of the company has

a rather different outlook to that of the w. cio cheerleaders. our oil and gas will be in demand even without entering the. well agricultural some. crude. and rude culture will be among the hardest hit sectors but experts say the domestic automotive industry will be the one time to go nonstop he will. travel to more to john up the bus was rescued from the brink of death in the economic crisis of two thousand and eight but promise to put in more than one billion dollars in loans cash and guarantees. i thought i was the government's favorite child but not all car makers in russia are cherished this used to be a driving wants of must reach open the 1930's most successful years what it is and sixty's where hundreds of thousands of must reach cars flooded the soviet and

foreign markets after the collapse of the soviet union last creature was in desperate need of money but the government could not afford to loss making copper and not screech was crossed out. the only way to avoid the collapse again and now the industrial giant experts say is to use the transition period after joining the chair wisely firstly entry to the w.t. doesn't mean you instantly have to drop all systems 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 states industrial dependence. and work on their own two feet in the world outside but that should be a somewhat easier place to do business with

a reduction of customs tariffs and trade barriers to a more level playing field across international markets if you aren't more skilled in coming out later in the program here on r t heating up europe but we'll have the north stream pipeline is turn starting to flow of russian gas straight to the e.u. markets. and thousands of students marched across central london furious over education cuts and a tripling of choice in fees. well it's the end of an era in a way as a country's controversial and charismatic prime minister silvio berlusconi steps down that's after the lower house of parliament game its final approval to a van. asked news terri package which was a precondition for his registration resignation the piano's seats though won't remain vacant for along with former official my humanity looking sets to take over the public reaction so far has been mixed with some celebrating berlusconi's fall

while others are wary of the future of our correspondent in italy sarah firth explains. that is stares he lot finally say oh silvio berlusconi state and he stepped down as prime minister of the country that's a better or worse he was certainly a character and it's going to be a massive change now that he's resigned from the post optimism certainly for a future but what the future will be right now remains uncertain is that a caretaker government is going to be put in place the man is being paid for the top spot is a very well respected economist here in the country mary muncie he's the former commissioner he's a euro crowd he knows the system inside and out and killings of brussels this certainly a question mark over whether he's going to have the democratic legitimacy that is needed to gain public support of course and an elected government taking the race does raise a lot of questions these are just the initial steps and was a short term measures certainly going to

a gay some way to sterling that panic that we saw at the beginning of the week and to coming some more it's the fear that if he was literally about to be sucked into that that spiral that we see in a country like greece. political short term measures only last so long you're going to really now need to look at whether whatever government now follows is going to be able to put in place long term sustainable measures to get the country out of the crisis situation that it's found itself in and i was in the virally speaking to people in the town there who were holding protests one of the measures that they were protesting with government as spending a waste of taxpayers' money and really what they were saying was very clear is that whatever happens now whoever takes how is the really going to want to see their politicians and these people in charge leading by example and of course they simply haven't seen that under berlusconi especially in the last couple of years the country has been suffering under economic social and political stagnation and

kickstarting that is going to be a major challenge. big because. we gave the public the credibility that he loves everything because without the public support these reforms. so first reporting there and over in greece and new coalition cabinet and a new prime minister have been sworn in after the previous premier george papandreou was forced to quit over his handling of the debt crisis and you p.-l. look as papademos has a former vice president of the european central bank says the priority will be to keep greece in the euro zone the new coalition government will have to vote for more sturdy measures to get another portion of an easy bailout otherwise athens warns it will go bankrupt within weeks some experts believe the government changes in greece and italy show and tendency towards dictatorship.

these people who have taken power in greece and shortly to take our in italy have never been elected these are men who have made their entire careers through garnering important appointments and places like the european commission or the european central bank and they have no democratic mandate at all and precisely what is so frightening about what is happening in the office as the european union and the euro enters its death agonies because that's what i think it is is the way in which the european union really is showing and i say this without any eight hundred it's true nature as a dictatorship after all it is europe which has effectively commanded these two prime ministers to leave office happen to you have to leave office the moment you suggest a referendum vomited a package and postcolonial to leave office a moment he said could you tell him to become poor under the euro so we're seeing really a very ugly development in europe where people are being put in power because they serve the interests of the demands of the european union not because they have gone

at any and electoral support in their own countries they only need to bailouts from the european union because they don't have the option of devaluation they don't have the option of managing their own economic and military or furthest it's precisely europe has got them into this situation. western europeans can be more any is this when you're aware than an interrupted flow of russian gas to keep them warm the north stream pipeline will pump fuel along the baltic sea floor and straight to your customers without relying on transit countries like ukraine and belarus artist in a bushel watched as president of the arab and european partners whence weather flow in germany. wheel of fortune turns in europe's favor a year leaders hailed russia's first of a route that skirts tricky transit nations bill routes and ukraine where the gas rich middle east also unstable energy chief say the projects in several ways

nothing brings education and i think that's. a very important admission is that you would see off the frightful with that and these very travelled the world. the city man tough security through every essential but this security comes with a hefty price tag the project cost some eight billion euro and for ignored stream operator girls problem was told by many top high list that the world's longest subsidy just route was doomed to failure this is a pipeline they said couldn't be built it's too long too expensive and take me they said it was impossible that it's happened think experts the russian engineering brilliance. used technical. design off the pipeline which is i think the best pipeline we have. for guess what about nordstrom's first line who started successfully and the second goes operational in twenty

twelve together they can hit twenty six million homes a year but more is needed just use has jumped even through the current e.u. debt crisis and supply can't keep up with predicted demand has given the strongest him so far the third line could also be billed. as if it will add all the basic your existing again future by both is still not enough expansion not stable it will be discussed but is so slow moving call this project the first step that could take russia into the e.u. single market there are those who hold nordstrom will make the two sides friendly. we are trying to bring russia closer to europe even integrate europe and russia into a common energy space and therefore this space will be successful then we can think about creating. economic free trade zone as the first guest began to

flow to. the next few months will show if street is really the still between the e.u. woodrow show or just another point dream. altie in germany. and to our dear camara website for more stories an eye catching video but here's a taste of what's on the line right now. the daily have blushed at it in a cashmere conflict ruled by india but claimed by neighboring pakistan is leaving the women as a silent sufferers in a male dominated society. russia's black sea coast is attracting thousands of thrill seekers to ride the waves with surfing becoming increasingly popular in a country war it always had to that's our website. the un atomic watchdog has released satellite images and layers this week that it says backs off its report suggesting iran is secretly developing nuclear weapons

the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has called on to iran to answer the questions thirty four poses claiming it has a long history of deception but iran's chief and voice to the i.a.e.a. dismissed the agency's findings saying the material was fabricated by the u.s. and its allies it's all or t. that his country is as transparent as a any can be dismissing the latest report as politicized. this report is not professional and not bad with political motivation and political pressure by us and couple other western countries this report has an excel fifteen pages of the allegations and the materials which were handed over only last week saying the company should man their read ten pages of the report of the director general which says that all activities including a retirement are continuously on there to save. the only second part which is that is above the american allegation the important thing is that we are party to n.p.t.

all activities are on their. even. short visit on analyses fiction this is great and we two months ago invited the pretty director to allow you to even visit the. region can you give me any example that any respect or being permitted to any since you is your basement and the other part of the war. e.u. police are investigating ethnic clashes in northern ca so after a serb man died and two others were injured in attacks late on wednesday it comes as nato ok for peacekeepers fired tear gas at ethnic serbs while trying to seize one of their barricades set up months ago and i'm going to spit on the serve qassam order the un secretary general says the chanting has been caused by constables attempts to expand its control over posses the serbs dominated area i should like

to hear chefs can delve deeper into the causes behind their resistance. perhaps not in the obvious venue for a wedding with this serbian coho living in northern possible decided to get married at the barricades and meet with some people of we're going to give it here and do so and we do food in dance. which is pretty. caves in northern kosovo have been standing for several months now for those who built them they're just a part of everyday life but only have the kosovo serbs isolated themselves from the k. four troops but also from their unwanted neighbors this is the famous bridge in middle of it so which splits the town and the serbian and albanian parts it was called the bridge of friendship it was meant to symbolize that the two can easily live together but the size of the barricades on the serbian part tells the whole story of how serbs are unwilling to be part of the self-proclaimed state while the

cemented barricades in the middle of it so have become the town's main gathering stalls tensions are still running high just a few kilometers a place. where every sound off the call the case for troops managed to demolish serbs built two piles there are times when the too close is take place simultaneously and an hour. alibi and. people like. you know. serbs say they have no choice but to continue barricading themselves in they believe albanians would not hesitate to wipe them off their land forcefully health they believe by k. four troops despite constant clashes with the nato contingent and political pressure from belgrade because civil servants have become accustomed to living this cage they have built for themselves. but over in may it was hard at first when we

run out of food and have trouble but we serbs are people who are used to improvising in finding a way out we've built alternative routes through the mountains so now we can again receive supplies we prevented a humanitarian catastrophe when they move toward the orthodox priest of the town's brand new temple sam he has never been busier with all the people flocking in lately to pray for the well being of their families is the story closer. has seen different hard times even been my good turkey once but terry's with student all heart tests of times and everyone and measure of it so now it's this land is the cradle of you served culture and stayed. another deadlock in this balkan melting pot continues belgrade is still unwilling to resume negotiations with pristina which could point to the standoff but while politicians clash this sort of family has little trust in diplomacy their kids may be too young to realize what it's all about and why they are being shown the barriers but there is little doubt what

views they will inherit once they grow up. let's. see reporting from courses. in kosovo so i have for you this hour here on r t an unwelcome return a russian probe with tons of highly toxic fuel on board crash back to earth if scientists don't manage to regain control of the details just a few moments. in time thousands of students marched across central london this week protesting a dramatic increase in tuition fees and cuts to public spending furious demonstrators carried bearers and chanted slogans while some four thousand policemen were deployed along their route from the university of london to the city's financial district students have planned to wake up with an anti-corporate occupy protest but were blocked by riot police officers have warned that anyone involved in criminal activity could be surrounded and even shot their ass with rubber bullets almost

a year ago similar protests in the heart of the british capital this sand into violence but the protestors say people have a right to speak out. people have political views and i was under the pressure that i was allowed in this country what the announcement that was my incredibly provocative announcement was made that there's going to be rubber bullets in preparation for this demonstration is absolutely outrageous i mean if anything it's likely to increase the level of tension and increase the the level of distrust and the level of fear actually of the police it would have been and they have done and that's a terrible terrible thing no one in their right mind is about trying to keep. the police the only role the police should be playing is to facilitate the rights to peaceful protests. the arab league's voted to suspend syria from the organization until a peace plan is implemented to stop bloodshed there member states have also been

urged to withdraw your ambassadors from damascus and using an army and political sanctions a decision which. aim at an emergency session in egypt has already received the e.u.'s full backing and was praised by u.s. president barack obama and overwhelming majority of member states supported the move with only lebanon yemen and syria itself voting against the rasher of the center for research on bubble is ation and shell just asking believes it's an act of provocation orchestrated by washington. this is not a decision of the hour of lee all the arab world is a decision of washington. and it is there to justify a war. against syria which already on the drawing board of the pentagon this is not a protest movement it is an old insurrection it is not to say that the government.

doesn't bear responsibility but we must understand the very parties to this to this arab league the solution also complicit in supporting an insurgency and oh of insurgency when you should be stabilizing syria as the nation states they tow the united states are preparing a war of military campaign directed against syria on the humanitarian pretext while at the same time they have a circle or to it but all good selection which has created this this process of instability. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world iran has been rocked by a powerful explosion at an ammunition depot west of the capital tehran at least seventeen people were killed and over a dozen wounded two consecutive blasts ripped through the side shattering windows in nearby buildings i mean issues facility supplies the country's revolutionary

guard explosions were said to be accidental but the exact cause remains unclear as. the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan has opened its doors to journalist for the first time in eight months reporters had to wear for a protective clothing before being allowed in the plant suffered a series of meltdowns and explosions after being the lose by devastating tsunami in march caused by an earthquake hundreds of square miles of the surrounding area were turned into a no man's land. russian space experts are battling to fix a technical failure on board an interplanetary station doubt was heading to the martian move aim of the probe was to get a better knowledge of how the universe evolved but there are fears the vehicle could crash back to earth having never reached its go home garden is out of by going to a launch station for us. hopes were high when the phobos rocket

was launched from the cosmodrome here in baikonur in kazakstan it was the first interplanetary mission russia had launched in fifteen years and there was great hopes that it would help to reveal secrets about the red planet and about how life evolved those hopes have since turned to fears of intentional catastrophes the group stages the rock went ok it went off into the over it's over but then the problem started the second stage was supposed to commence with the cruise rockets firing that would carry the spoke was spacecraft on a ten month voyage to the red planet they didn't fire what does this all mean now then it means that far from going to the red planet phobos is most likely heading right back down to earth it's likely that it will happen about the end of november the beginning of just somebody predicted a given at the moment the twenty sixth of november as earth's gravitational field

slowly pulled the spacecraft back into the atmosphere the upper atmosphere is very turbulent and that was going to throw the rocket around as it comes back but eventually it's going to have to land somewhere the hopes are that it will land somewhere in the sea the rocket is carrying about ten tons of very toxic and highly flammable fuel and there's also small amounts of radioactive material in the equipment on board the chances of it landing on a populated area of very small and and so are the chances that it will cause any harm but the chance is there and that's what experts at mission control are trying to avoid tomorrow morning they're now recant after we start storing shortly.

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