at least thirteen people are killed and more than a thousand injured a security forces launch a major assault on protesters in cairo's tahrir square who have been demonstrating sense friday violence has once again which turned to the country with tear gas and rubber bullets on suing the protesters call it what it means to military rule. as conservatives in spain celebrate a landslide victory national elections many people on the streets still fear the new government won't be able to save the country's debt ridden economy. billions of dollars are reportedly wasted and stolen during the u.s. military intervention in iraq but those responsible are still watching for.

debt problems in europe pressuring the russian market so where there are tears in the mindsets of down more than one percent in trade for his analysis and business in about twenty minutes. a lot of the i am in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm reading josh welcome to the program and it at least thirteen people have been killed and hundreds injured after two days of clashes between protesters and security forces troops used tear gas and rubber bullets in a major assault on demonstrators who are demanding the military rulers transfer power to a civilian government our correspondent allison your reports from cairo. the situation on the ground here is extremely tense every few moments a crowd surges forward and people start throwing stones just a few minutes ago a whole cart surrounded us and started yelling and screaming who were we and as i

was walking to this position i crossed to the center of the square and quite a few people came up to me quickly hurried me to the side telling me that as a clearly foreign face it is very dangerous to be out here into his square at the moment there are a very few women on the square most of people here are young men incredibly angry incredibly frustrated many of them walking around with bandages showing of the the effect of yesterday's violence at least some thirteen people dead and more than a thousand people injured people here say look they not going anywhere and till the military regime steps down slowly the crowd is starting to increase in number of the since i guess is that there is going to be violence here a lot of the just depend on how the police and the security forces respond later today that speaking to a couple of protesters they say that they ready for whatever happens the point that protesters here are making they say that nothing has changed in this country sense mubarak was forced to step down earlier this year and they're complaining that the

military regime that is currently in power is much the same people much the same laws as were governing this country that in the mubarak era are now next monday they will be the first parliamentary elections in the post mubarak era and people here say that they are extremely doubtful that those elections will be free and fair that there is still no commitment from the ruling military regime to state any kind of presidential elections that they say that they're waiting for a constitution to be in place until they step down people here saying that they want to clear date when this regime plans to step down because what up at age people here are very distrustful if anything in fact will change so this kind of simmering anger just below the surface you really get the sense that anything can erupt any moment polls they are reporting there are ample it will commentator mark glance as the arab spring did not produce the desired results and has turned into frustration on the streets of egypt. all that it really succeeded in doing was

removing one dictator the program and the plane and the system remains the same and so for this reason apart from other possible involvement of the outside forces this is the reason why we see the type of gun rest taking place in egypt it's occurring at the moment but i do not believe that the arab spring was solely a grass roots movement outside of outside influence that there were not elements involved in that we know that the united states and great britain and israel had spies on the ground in all of these countries where these revolutions were taking place we know that there were various groups tied to the cia that were responsible for training many of these young revolutionaries so in that regard i don't consider the arab spring has done anything. and coming out shortly here in our teeth protection from prison convicted nazi war criminals living a life as a free man in a stone you know leaving manning wondering why the country is so keen to give him

shelter. it's going to later before that spain's conservative center right party has swept to a landslide victory in parliamentary elections inheriting sky high unemployment of more than twenty percent from the ruling socialist the vote comes amid growing concern that spain is next in line to succumb to the e.u. debt crisis contagion and artie's are in english the reports nanny spaniards have lost faith that abbey politicians will be able to turn things around. this is what the spain years want from the elections but it's very unlikely they'll get it the popular party may have won sunday's polls but it's highly unlikely they are in for an easy term the reality of the economic crisis in spain means five million people out of work one and a half million households are without a wage earner and if you look at a point rate which has shot up to me early fifty percent this is there but there is the winner will have to deal with but will they really be able to make

a difference probably not believes gail allard an economics professor at madrid's i even a school we're going to have to cut benefits sharply we may have to differentiate among recipients of benefits we may have to live in a program through this could really be. we may be seeing the death of the welfare state but most spaniards have had enough with budget cuts and empty promises protests by the fifteen m. movement the so-called indignant marches have been spreading throughout spain since march many people have chosen not to go to the polls on sunday believing politicians will not help the country i think people have been disappointed with the choices they have throughout this campaign really for the last couple of months at least because i think they feel that there isn't a great deal of difference between the two candidates in terms of what they would do and it seems there is no easy way out of the current economic downturn in fact some of the minorities in the parliament believe spain is an ambitious circle. all

polish is again dictates to brussels the elections will help in creating more jobs it will be the opposite public expense will go down people's purchasing power will go down that will mean fewer investments and that translates into unemployment. and though there may be new faces in the spanish government they will have to deal with the old problems in much the same way meaning nothing is likely to change for spaniards already tired of the economic catastrophe in the country it even goes madrid. the arab league has rejected a man by the syrian government to change its plan to and a violent crackdown on protesters syria was told to accept five hundred international observers and the country and move that was turned down by president bashar asad the country now faces new sanctions as the arab league's deadline for an answer to the watch had expired on saturday the one says more than thirty thirty five hundred syrians have died during months of anti-government protests rider on

middle east affairs or the world socialist web site christopher martin believes that the arab league wants us and regime to go and was never interested in helping it. i think first of all you have the efforts of the arab league with designed to fail. this is an effort of conflict resolution they are believed because they are oblique place in the ultimatum before the assad regime in syria they couldn't possibly meet they would get a bundle military action under conditions in which the free syrian army. over the insurgents would carrying out attacks on military targets and even carried out a bombing in a to talk on the bucket but they said ports in damascus i think ultimately assad is full in foul of a push by the united states to secure its domination of the middle east which is

the same reason why their big push for the war against libya and now they're making very bellicose noises together with this really turns to around the issue is that they want a regime which may or may not include sections of the army which is more amenable to u.s. foreign policy i think is distance from iran. this fugitive spy chief not of the last key figure is from leaving years old regime still on the run has been captured in a country south comes just days after his son saif al islam was also caught the national transitional council has since sat it won't hand him over to the hague tribunal instead it's about to try him at home for crimes against the libyan people that could result in a death penalty market obvious most influential son was seized in the south of the country on saturday along with his aides as they try to escape to neighboring the share following the toppling of his father in the out of an eight month civil war

many questions about the regime remain scientists believed to be one of the few who could answer it now political analyst and author adrianne so she says saif al islam will be silenced by either the hague or the national transitional council. now. as a terrible choice between being shot. because if he is judged and tried in libya he made a very much you know saddam hussein like trial where he will be in. one way or the other and if he is extra go to the hague it will not be a one way or of all the other we will say i was the son as has been the constant throughout history every time somebody survives the. relations we've also seen and this is all these horrible documents how warm are good buffy only in the last few years as the hands of the radical no doubt

a lot of things were negotiated a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime that information could be given by. well we're interested in what you think is awaiting his captured son saif so you can go to our website or to cong to participate in our latest web polls. well so far the overwhelming majority predicts that he will receive the death penalty in libya slightly less than water see the world not live to see this trial as too many as too many we want revenge some of you did not believe that say well islam was in fact captured and remain convinced he's at large while a few of the respondents still think you will get a trial at the hague either fair or not so let us know what you think by logging on to our website r.t. dot com place now what you think on this issue. as the dates for the

u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq nears questions are raised over billions of dollars out of reportedly been wasted or stolen during a military intervention while a record number of arrests have been made for individual soldiers making cash on the side of a player is behind the losses remain at large our correspondent going to check our reports. not everyone leaves a war zone and keep moving the number of people indicted and convicted by the u.s. for bribery fraud and theft in iraq and afghanistan has never been so high among those a marine in iraq who sent home forty three thousand dollars in stolen cash by hiding it in a foot locker and monk american flags a soldier thousands more concealed in a toy stuffed animal they can go after people steal forty three thousand dollars all they want next story ok. but what about on the larger scale in two thousand and six michael o'brien was tasked with helping build the iraqi military he says those

who have pocketed mili is enjoyed complete impunity they rebuilt an iraqi army base and i'm telling you the condition of this space and this is just one example was so deplorable it was so pathetic and when i asked the american construction project manager what did this cost how much money went into this i really thought he was going to say three million or five million one hundred sixteen million dollars. the commission on wartime contracting estimated that between thirty one to sixty billion dollars has been lost to waste and fraud in iraq and afghanistan it figures seem even more staggering considering the overall amount the u.s. has committed to rebuilding iraq roughly sixty two billion dollars we can get around beer and was the head of an iraqi reconstruction team working for the u.s. state department the squandering of resources small levels a thousand dollars

a couple thousand dollars here and there and all the way up into hundreds of millions of dollars were spent on hospitals that never opened or prisons that never took any prisoners in the commission on wartime contracting is out of business now after congress cut its funding. the details of their probe see. until two thousand and thirty one they don't want certain people in high places. to come under scrutiny in the u.s. congress wants to put the whole of our iraq invasion behind it the scope of the waste and fraud is enormous the u.s. justice system goes after individuals who have stolen a few thousand dollars here and there but not after the big players the big contractors that have really made a killing on the wars i'm going to check on reporting from washington our team. a counter terror operation is underway in russia southern republican. a group of militants has been cornered in

a building in the capital city of trying to flee from special forces both sides have been exchanging fire but there are no reports of casualties among security forces authorities are also trying to negotiate with a terrorist but said they will be eliminated if they don't surrender meanwhile a special operation is underway in the mountains and southern chechnya and blocking and neutralizing members of illegal armed groups two militants were killed in the operation over the weekend. that was to look at some other stories from around the world and let's go to new york first where police have arrested and alleged al qaida sympathizer who plotted to bomb returning military personnel from iraq and afghanistan officials identified the suspect as a safe haven tell a dominican born u.s. citizen has been charged with several terrorism related counts of attempting to build bombs using materials he had recently purchased beyond soldiers his intended targets were also thought to be police and post offices the twenty seven year old

spent most of his life in and hadn't have been under surveillance since two thousand and nine officials say it's the fourteenth attempted terrorist attack targeting new york since nine eleven. along the way the trials began of three former khmer rouge officials charged with crimes against humanity the defendants include a former communist group's ideologist along with its foreign minister where rouge was allegedly responsible for genocide home aside and torture during its reign and the nineteen seventies almost two million people died as a result of policies the un backed tribunal is expected to last months and possibly years. germany has vowed to compensate the families of victims of a neo nazi group believed to be behind at least ten murders the national socialist on the ground is allegedly responsible for attacks on immigrants throughout the country including a bombing in cologne in two thousand and four the extremist went unnoticed for

nearly a decade until one member turned herself in to police and two others committed suicide. jeremy isn't the only country in the spotlight for anyone out see it to sixty five years after a man a fascist leaders were sentenced to execution or prison estonia's acting as a shelter forth several convicted of war criminals and with s.s. mark as regularly held throughout the state many fear the country is increasingly bracing one of history's darkest chapters i did as more. and the coffee is rated eighth in simon wiesenthal list of most wanted nazi war criminals but when it was just he participated in the murder of three thousand jews in going to roost in the 1940's documents proving it were provided for years to north or it is. a story is anti-fascist committee says the proof of god's course atrocities in

a bell the russian concentration camp is solid and undoubted but instead of seeing off his days from behind bars he now lives the life of a free man in this baltic state that's. got to go of was deported from the u.s. and stripped of u.s. citizenship but says a lot doesn't it give him shelter and try to hide him here then under international pressure of your forces had to initiate an investigation. however the probe brought no results after months of investigation is still only in authorities close the case a well grounded doubt remains that the god squad mentioned in the material is not the me how you're going to school who is at present a citizen of the republican isto near the case will be closed as it has been impossible for the investigative team to find any additional evidence the decision raised eyebrows in israel at first but then simon wiesenthal center recalled which country they were dealing with they called washington spoke to the people who are

here with this press can. ask them whether there was any doubt regarding his a deli and they said no none whatsoever. now this doesn't surprise me personally because for the last fifteen years i've been dealing with this the ins these stories have totally failed in terms of prosecuting nazi war criminals and it's clear that there's absolutely no political will to bring these people to justice and the good school of story is not a one off case from sanctioning as veterans marches to glorifying former nazi collaborators this has been tolerance policy for the past decade recently this man made just about every headline in a story are almost on the scale of a national holiday a country marked the ninetieth birthday of the only remaining holder of the iron cross one of the highest medals of nazi germany sixty five years ago the new timberg tribunals sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison

terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of nazism for good but the s.s. marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism now days suggests that history lessons have not been fully learned alexy risky odyssey reporting from salim in a story here on our news and much more is just one click away at our here's a taste and you've gone for the occupy wall street even after multiple raids and evictions involvement shows no sign of slowing down read more. also online for you big news for art lovers have a chance to get their hands on rare march adults and dogs paintings which are to be auction and new york.

the afghan national assembly has approved the idea of a deal with the u.s. that will see the presence of american troops after twenty fourteen when foreign combat forces are mance to leave the plan was put forward in front of the country's political and community leaders by president karzai the move has already sparked angry protests among afghans artie's military contributor says the u.s. needs to stop makes that policy with the military before the new american name was strategic formulated as far as talk and to build will run aground as the previous ones it would be well advised for the u.s. commander in chief to have to get to a man it's very torquey the same time don't interfere with. hard fighting if you mix it up you will end up again somewhere in between both nowhere review of another two plus years and poorly installed dollars give no tangible

results except accumulated moments of wasted and study and blood and treasure coming your way next hour as the latest action from the world of sports including the return of the now for a russian alleyway fighting legend very early on and go gets american ship monson a lesson in moscow and to talk of an early retirement. that is coming here later in the program before that we'll see what's happening in business. hello and a very warm welcome to the program that's capital outflow from russia in the first ten months of the year has just sixty four billion dollars the new figure is almost twice the central bank estimate thirty six billion dollars would leave the country at this year thinks that's its capital flight as equivalent to nearly five percent of russia's g.d.p. chris with or from troika dialog believes it's not domestic stories but global

goals that are driving the castrate a significant factor in this year's carbon fight has actually been the stronger oil revenues the way the central bank or the weighted government accounts for those revenues if the oil companies are right or slow to repatriate their money or keep it off shore because they can't invest it back on for some time that actually counts as capital flight so in other words money earned and not brought back as distinct from when you put in a suitcase and brought them to zurich i think it's partly to do with just the global situation rather than in anything in russia per se people are going nervous all over the world euro zone debt crisis could result in a global recession and ericsson is celebrating one hundred thirty years of doing business in russia the swedish company has been one of the biggest contributors to the country's growing telecom network president and c.e.o. housewares birth says russia is vital to the success of eriksson's business he also

believes there are plenty more opportunities on. in general we see the same trend around the world as we we would see in russia we think that we're going to see more coverage mobile coverage further out remote areas that we want to see broadband coming much further out main port mobile broadband that's where the importance lies in the current right now and i don't need to look at all the all governmental officials who are on the word understand the correlation between brewer and g.d.p. development but there has to be if you would services and that can be everything from health care to education or different type of services for different industries so here that we see in russia as well the possibility to use i city to transform the country to be more efficient that course we do as well so it's nothing here about but i think that's what we see in russia. and you can watch the full interview with the head of ericsson just log on to our website archie dot com

slash business and we can now have a look at the markets oil is trading near the lowest in seven days all speculation that fuel jamaal may falter i mean signs of economic slowdown in asia and that crisis in europe why it's weird is not trading in my interest seven dollars a barrel while branches hovering at one hundred and seven dollars a barrel. in asia the markets are losing ground market watchers say debt problems in europe remain firmly in focus for the region's investors that's in addition to poor data from japan which reported the first decline in exports in three months answering the call saying economy growth may slow down next year is dropping two and a half to search and tokyo trading while the bank of china is losing three and a half stands in hong kong. on the russian market so low in early monday's trade due to the debt problems in europe which continue to pressure the world's equity markets but such a check of some of the individual shambles in the mice it's all of the blue chips

the lower decline in the mice that has led by met chill down three point seven percent nickel is also among the top losers two point four percent in the roads and energy shares are retreating on the road with crude prices one point seven percent but it's not drifting for much for previews the day straight. most likely we will see another come week as we're not expecting anything really significant. except to be usual news for from europe which is driving them into the markets for some weeks already we will also see the release of third quarter g.d.p. results for us on tuesday which will probably be some driver for markets worldwide otherwise we have to confess that internal russian news and from the russian advance on that were important for more. on the european situation and of the resolution of the problems there. prices and everybody's been still that we

will see the traditional christmas rally before the end of the month which can be probably longer than over the last year or so unfortunately for now we do not see any prerequisites for that. that's it from the business scene for now join me for another business update in around fifteen minutes and stay tuned for the headlines with more enough. to.

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