thousands of egyptians occupy central cairo demanding an end to the country's military ruled the spicier clashes with security forces that have claimed at least thirty three lives. the pressure of the united states started ziran financial and energy sectors would have a new set of sanctions warning that increasingly aggressive measures are to follow . the clock is ticking for greece as its new government is rushing to impose more staring on the people in order to secure another rest alone it comes as italy continues its slide deeper into debt. and welcome back after six

months on of the international space station after proof stories safely return to earth i board their russian spacecraft. and later this hour at last it looks like russian bell rooster at the end of their gas dispute find out the terms of the new agreement in the business bulletin in about twenty. nine am the russian capital you're watching our t.v. we're in a josh welcome to the program all sounds of egyptians are failing to where you're square in cairo for the fourth day running demanding an end to the military rule. all right now we are looking at live pictures of protesters who remain on the square at the center of the revolution that ousted president barchi february and more mass rallies are planned for tuesday these thirty three people have been

killed since saturday as security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters the rest comes before the country here is up to electing a new parliament vote next week our correspondent policy your reports from cairo. cost you hours being having answers blaming hi amy there's a lot of chaos and a lot of confusion happening here in taqiyya square we know that people are being held the death toll continues to climb we hear these preliminary reports of clashes in and out of the streets that leads to toughness where now these clashes between the security forces the police and demonstrators are now instead the beginning of a full day and one thousand people have been injured every few minutes the crowd surges forward in one direction and then responds and searches backwards the situation here is you can well imagine is it strange to be on a child now a short time ago the announcement was made that the government had handed its basic

nation to domenici to the sea queen council of the armed forces the right is that they are reviewing that basic nation they don't find take six it until such time that they have for many of the points ahead and approve of a new prime minister one of the names being bandied about as one hundred hour by a day he was the former head of the international atomic energy agency but no clarity yet as to whether or not he will be appointed to that position when that announcement was made the crowd here started cheering certainly it is a step in the right direction but people here fear it is not enough for the government something to resign a month i'm going to cheat sheet to step aside and to this end the miniature announced today a new goal that it has. what the isolation or what this means is that anybody who might anyway is associated with the for me gyptian president hosni mubarak's party will not be allowed to stand even at any elections but people here saying that while the city is a step in the right direction it is too little too late for the long run what

people here really want to see a new egypt being born there's a lot of talk about this being the second revolution the search for evolution being back in february when i talk to ordinary egyptians they say that they still feel it's simply unsafe to will face streets most people here say that their lives have not in any way been based in the last nine months and that's essentially what they want they want to be to egypt or he calls the report in their british labor m.p. jeremy horman believes change is unlikely in the country unless the west stops supporting the military rulers there. it's western double standards work excellence they are in very good libya in order to change the government because of threats against the people. they have put sanctions against some countries because of oppressions of civil liberties because rain saudi arabia has invaded. bahrain in order to protect the molecule in the case of saudi arabia massive violations of

human rights and no intervention i think the west basically why happy to carry on with the military structure in egypt into peals or to that is really because the whole us any new government coming in that challenges the authority of military is going to have a huge effort on its seems to me the brashness be even before the elections taking place the west has to wake up you cannot on the one hand deal with kingdoms in dictatorships that repress human rights in the same time pretend to be on the side of the demonstrators democracy and human rights of all people the west is going to decide and it's reality we've got to say it's time for the military in egypt to step aside despite all the weapons and everything they've been fed over the past few decades by the worst. now for more coverage of the protests that are once again shaking egypt visit our website at c.n.n. dot com egypt's an army is reportedly meant speired by the so-called efficient

police response to the occupy wall street movement in america and picks up tips for dealing with protesters from overseas read more about it at r.t. dot com now while you're online you can check out the food ridge drama for cairo demonstrations on our work to check. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations your world today. the u.s. has announced a new range of sanctions against iran targeting its anna g.m. financial industries that's after the u.k. declared its cutting all ties with iranian banks including the sandro bank a measure also undertaken by canada the measures are

a result of the latest report from the un's nuclear watchdog claiming iran is working on building an atomic weapon a new sanctions targeting iran's main bank it are also designed to make it more difficult for the country to develop and maintain its oil and gas after the us secretary of state hillary clinton warned increasingly aggressive actions against the country will continue and urged other governments to put pressure on iran but if there were experts on political economic and political economic side anyone things sanctions are only going to unite people of iran was the government. sanctions are a blunt tool and they try to make. razor sharp but they never are and this will probably hurt the iranian people and the way you do when you bomb a country that unifies the population with the government even if they don't like the government but in this case we're not the bomb yet but we're attacking them economically it has

a similar effect it's rally around the flag and i think it actually helps the regime because a lot of the people in iran especially the young people really don't like them in the regime and any time you either take economic use economic warfare or actual warfare you're going to get a rally around the flag effect site and sanctions and they're good for small persuading nations to do small things but overthrowing governments or getting them to stop nuclear weapons when they live in a dangerous neighborhood it's just not going to work i mean if you can put himself yourself in their shoes they see israel they see turkey they see the arab countries that don't really like them and they israel has nuclear weapons and other countries are working secret to the police to get nuclear weapons presumably so iran. feels threatened and when they feel threatened all the sanctions in the world are not really going to help and in fact i think it will probably push the the population

to support a regime that they wouldn't normally support. and you're watching i think coming to you live from moscow later this hour tackling a deadly danger of russia calls for a simple solution solve the perception and trafficking of drugs and steal the largest producer of air with in the war on. syria's ambassador to the united nations has accused european powers of declaring a diplomatic war against his country is comments come after they sponsored a un resolution condemning human rights violations in the country meanwhile the british foreign secretary has met with representatives of the opposition and urged them to form a united front against president assets government on monday at least twenty people were reportedly killed in anyway an anti-government protest that he was increasing pressure on damascus calling for new sanctions to be adopted this week turkey's now also claiming it no longer trusts its former ally but russia says calls from

certain states for the syrian opposition to avoid dialogue with the government are probably cation it astral scale and long lead to further violence author and journalist webster tarpley who is in damascus says the west is behind the crisis in the country. and the u.s. policy i think right now is to smash the middle east according to ethnic ones people complain that there are terrorist snipers who are shooting at civilians men women and children blind terrorism random killing simply for the purpose of the stabilizing the country i would not call this a civil war by any stretch of the imagination what you're dealing with here are death squads dealing here with terror commandos it's a joint production of. most. of the french as to libya becoming a bloodbath with one hundred fifty thousand dead and now with egypt showing what it was all along it was no revolution and it was

a complete failure and now people have been. to understand it notice that nevertheless mrs clinton and miss rice at the united nations are continuing to push this bankrupt discredited model of the color revolution and the cia people power back by terrorist groups people from al-qaeda people from the muslim brotherhood i've heard this from some very important religious authorities here that there's a growing movement inside the islamic community here which is what reconciliation we want war in order we want legality we don't want that fanatics to run the show the fanatics are being brought in by the western powers the new leaders of dad's ridden greece and italy are hard at work as they attempt to rescue their countries out of their dead dilemmas and athens look us papademos has to approve reforms to secure their next international bailout tranche before his country runs out of

money while in italy the new prime minister mario monti is holding talks with e.u. leaders to map out a strategy for combating the country's debt crisis he is under pressure to boost at least growth and bring down its debt in order to prevent a disintegration of the euro our correspondent sara first ponderous what lies ahead for us. the changing face of european democracy as the euro crisis continues to claim political heads and elected leaders have taken the reins and both greece and italy his government is formed with the explicit. explicit task to do what europe's requires senior leaders have been holding close to their european counterparts at the damon school of the past before in hope to live in others would call it impossible in trying to balance democracy we've got reduction it seems that now the last is one

out of the problem is that there is no. sure many academics flora other groups that have concrete suggestions or another suggestion to the crisis in italy i speak with economists my chalet the second day about why when it comes to finding a solution to the crisis for people seem to be being left out of the equation what we've seen happening here a crisis has seemed to a lot of people very very confusing do you think this economic and political games is going to take it back and get the decision to the people who this is affecting go through the. process. of whether he goes before the world. captain dres suggestion of

a referendum followed by his sharp exits eventually people are going to have to be asked what they want despite stronger is a reference that there's an alternative to being inside the euro is the coming crew thing leigh clear that there is and always has been a choice there's about two hundred people were allowed to make one people are afraid and the block me every day they're saying to them look if you don't accept what the europeans are saying if you don't accept this their demands are imposed by the government and by the i.m.f. . was leaving the euro zone still remains an extremely unpopular that say to you is simply continuing along brussels half which until now has meant more stories he. cuts will bear louts solution all of which has led to growing station unrest threatens to undermine the whole concept of european unity

search r.t. . greek word george cultural gas believes that rescue cash will not be enough for the unaware of technocrats to leave their countries. probably well good to take this class but of course this is not going to save us because of these austerity measures are going to be implemented there is no way out for greece neither for the other countries of the eurozone it is a complete lack of democratic legitimacy not only with prime minister that never has never been elected but. out of completely out of starts with a majority of the group population that is the key not build the case or for lack of democratic means if you must but also if most. people believe because of the party system is completely bankrupt completely discredited and unfortunately we did not get covered by

a political i've been at this political i've been at this cannot be a true crappy one without any kind of democratic and political it's a theme i see so this kind of period of about the more sensible you'll know that he's not going to last both because he's meant ineffective and exactly because they love any kind of approval of the electorate so i imagine the program here in our team safe return home a trio spacemen back on earth after your half year mission on the international space station. russia's criticize the u.s. and nato for non doing enough to stop illegal drug trafficking from afghanistan which produces more than ninety percent of the world's opium moscow says the simple solutions are the key to tackling the issue and eradicating poppy fields across the country will help solve the problem archies garnished account reports. these harmless looking afghan poppies have caused millions of deaths worldwide.

just one annual output of afghan heroin is enough to kill ten million drug addicts . russian the us have teamed up to crack down on drug producers in afghanistan as a result of joint operations a number of major labs were destroyed there but there is a stark difference in how russia and the us see the solution to the problem because there was metaphorically speaking instead of destroying the machine gun nest this is just catching bullets flying from the machine gun we suggest eradicating our college plans altogether as long as there are opium poppy fields there will be trafficking as simple as that but the u.s. and other nato countries have no intention to eradicate afghan poppy fields runs and for all they say afghans need opium poppies to survive. and lease point out the inconsistency of such an approach by arguing that because afghan peasants don't want to grow potatoes instead of poppies and millions of people worldwide have to die another inconsistency the issue of americans come up with the us together with

a colombian government eradicates two hundred thousand hectares of coca pushes a year in afghanistan only two thousand hectares of poppy fields are being around a kid one hundred times less apart from the refusal to get rid of the poppies there is the alleged interest of international banks in dirty money there kardex every nearly as not share in the total world trade as oil and gas the head of russia's drug enforcement suggested u.s. and european banks cast of glee welcome and encourage the inflow of drug money and that is part of the reports show that a persistent lack of liquidity and an aspiration to survive during a crisis promote not only tolerance toward criminal money but also encouraging attitude of availability of such money there was silent consenting the u.s. audience to the russian proposal to stop the banks from laundering drug money we can hear her here to see is top. so we could make the rest of traffickers but we really need to choke off the. supply of this it was also

a sense of get out with the western authorities can actually take on those very powerful financial institutions the u.s. and other nato countries are obviously not into the idea of a rabbit caving afghan poppy fields all together besides international banks don't seem to mind the huge inflow of dirty money say that the status quo would lead to millions more dying in the future which could be prevented i'm going to check out reporting from washington r.t. . now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world firstly be aware of the interim prime minister is such a announce the country's new government today i'm sure he will name a cabinet of experts to steer the country to its first fully democratic elections a new government is due to remain in place until the middle of next year when elections for a new sam we are held the country's former leader of monarchy was captured and killed just one month ago after being in power for forty two years.

yemeni tribesmen opposed to president saleh claim they have stormed a military base near the capital and made off with weapons a number of people were said to have been killed on both sides of the raid it's the latest in a series of battles between tribesmen and forces backing sala who's clinging to power despite months of protests demanding the downfall of his regime meanwhile in the south the army killed twenty islamist militants after coming under tillery attack. iran has admitted using excessive force during pro-democracy protests since february which have left at least thirty five people that twenty members of the security forces who are charged over alleged abuses during the uprising shia muslims rallied against discrimination they claim to suffer at the hands of the governing sunni majority the government responded with a brutal crackdown on demonstrators sealing off hospitals and beating medics intended for the war in the very poor. comes days before an independent inquiry will produce its findings. i saw a spacecraft has brought

a cosmic from russia and two astronauts from the united states and japan safely back to earth the man have spent six months in orbit working on the international space station and will now have to slowly adapt still having their feedback on the ground at least on bart and witness their return after a descent from the international space station the soyuz module has safely touched down in the step in kazakhstan rescue teams have landed and taken out the three crew that have come down in the module such as you put a surrogate volkova might force them have been up on the international space station for six months conducting maintenance and experiments but also had a tense time up there in august progress while module rational way of the i assessed bringing supplies and not raised many questions over the reliability of the soyuz vehicle all launches were suspended for a while so the crew that was supposed to come up to join them have to be delayed

they had to send down videos explaining the hundred a process that was going ok the new crew is now installed up there mike fossum so she photo and survey volkoff and i'll back safely on earth after their stay in space. dumbarton reporting there and find out more about the astronauts return at r.t. dot com also waiting here for you and the story from space it's a russian for oh yeah the for mars may return to earth with a bomb after be unable to carry out its mission. in the works of art inspired by the recent pepper spraying occupy protesters behind us police.

well in just a few moments our spotlight show will shed some light on the upcoming votes to the lower chamber of russia's parliament before that natasha will bring us the latest from the world of business. twenty minutes past nine am here in moscow welcome to business on our cheap europe and the united states may be drowning in debt but here in russia the economy is in surplus robust oil prices the main factor of such fiscal strength acting finance minister until and so on of says the surplus is a must considering that the charm while on the financial markets is limiting the government's ability to borrow. we will likely end this year with a budget surplus of up to four percent of g.d.p. we use these profits to decrease domestic borrowing next year we cannot borrow a lot on the domestic market we are already testing its limits at the same time we

are not going to increase taxes so the only way to restrain the budget deficit next year is to be prudent about what we spend. the russian ballet rusa wrapping up their long lasting gas dispute that mr newspaper cites a source close to talks saying moscow will finally cut the price to minsk and how starting next year the price will come to around one hundred fifty dollars per one thousand cubic meters. long been struggling to get a discount especially given that it's creating a carbon economic zone of russia in exchange for price cuts minsk and green to sell moscow with gas transportation network countries agreed to signing newman at the end of the week. i love to have a look at the markets now all prices are mixed following a major slide on monday on fears about the state of the global economy that would eventually lead to a weaker demand for crude the w t i is under ninety seven dollars

a barrel brant is just an option more than one hundred seven dollars an hour. and asian shares are trading in the negative territory tracking the losses on wall street the nikkei is down around half a percent and the hang seng is losing more than three quarters of a percent this hour in tokyo exporters of bucking the trend held by a weaker again honda motors is up more than one percent nissan is gaining around two percent. and less than one hour ahead of the opening bell in moscow go brush and equity markets close the deep in the red on monday sliding oil prices for the main stock for the r.t.s. and the my stocks lost around more than three quarters of percent each but my sets otherwise six it's the biggest drop since early october and analysts seem busters mood is unlikely to improve on tuesday. the supposed to be quiet by historical standards because it's thanksgiving week and the u.s.

markets will be off starting for monday afternoon the markets are likely still to focus on the wednesday's deadline for the u.s. supercommittee federal budget cuts resolution there's an impossible taking place with the republicans fighting the democrats over the one point two trillion us dollar cuts in the federal budget next ten years and in case the parties fail to reach a resolution as many speculate at this point markets will continue to be selling off as the u.s. reste to be done read a further by the international credit agencies. and that's says from the business team this hour but you can always find a lot more online at r.t. dot com slash as.

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