six thirty pm in moscow these are your r.t. headlines a russian woman accused of spying for moscow has won the right to stay in the u.k. it was alleged that he is a truly better tried to pass classified information while having an affair with a british member of parliament she was working for. a second day the head of egypt's second day of egypt's first parliamentary poll in decades which is attracting a record number of voters despite days of violent protests against the army regime but thousands of revolutionary protesters in tahrir square are boycotting the election. russia switches on

a new radar to guard its western most border in response to america's controversial missile shield in europe strike force is also on the cards if nato doesn't guarantee its systems aren't in the dense brush. up next r.t. here is how there is still hope for the arab world's future despite the car engine syria and the turbulent run up to egypt's elections stay with us. i'm joined by the coal executive director of the transformer center for conflict analysis based in berlin asked me at dr what are we thank you very much for joining me talking about egypt which seem is long gone but the protests are continuing the violence is continuing but at the moment there is still no condemnation from the west whilst there is a very different approach when it comes to syria for example first of all the mubarak is gone but the regime still the this explains why the demonstrations and.

the. dissatisfaction continue the supreme council of the forces there are very wary of elections happening now because they see alliance that is taking shape between the muslim brotherhood some remnants of the old regime and the supreme council of the armed forces and they're very worried that if elections are held now the results of the election would be a victory for this coalition and for them that would mean that the revolution would be hijacked the west i believe understands the complexity of the situation is reactions are very sensitive about any intervention or interference in. from abroad and i think the west especially the united states have learned the lesson of not intervening to prematurely taking one side against the other there is now

a level playing field in egypt the supreme council of the armed forces they have the power of the state behind them the people in. the power of the people behind them it's a very complex situation because. neither the supreme council of the armed forces hold people. homogenized unified social forces the muslim brotherhood it is an islamist oriented organization. and we have cases now in morocco in tunisia or other islamist oriented organizations came to power what does this mean for the west and how we act if this tendency continues and spreads over into egypt also there is a trend of sunni islamic. revival in the region what does this mean for the worst. of course. regardless of whether it will be islamic government of not in these countries. the

new leaders will not be as. close to the west as the old leaders. of the bin ali and the good news this is. don't forget that for example if you speak about islamic terrorism one of the reasons that people cite for the rise of islamic terrorism is the suppression of islamist politicians in these countries so when these politicians get involved in politics when they start playing the political game they will be a match for the worst in the sense that there will be lots of challenges will definitely take a firmer stand when it comes to something like the israeli palestinian conflict they would not accept. western interference in domestic affairs but

other than that it can be. a friendly mutually beneficial relationship if the west accepts the choices that the people will make in free and democratic elections which is the only thing that the west should do actually mubarak's regime is gone in egypt that i think has gone however president assad's regime is still there in syria and. spite the melting international pressure there is the arab league now which is imposed this set of sanctions how do you see the situation developing there in syria. syria is even more complex than the case of egypt or tunisia or even libya syria sits in a very complex web of alliances in the region. its relationship with iran with hezbollah. with turkey with the rest of the arab countries with iraq

this almost impossible to envisage the continuation of the regime in syria as it used to i don't think that it can never be a return to the status quo ante in syria after the recent demonstrations. how will. change whether it will be a total collapse of the regime with a partial transformation of the regime it's still unclear what is clear to me is that the more the violence continues the more you reach a point of no order to fight as the regimes. if the situation in syria gets more and more violent and more and more bloodshed is built i don't see how the regime could survive for much longer but at the same time i don't see

exactly the way by which this regime will fall. it's still too early to say but it looks more and more likely that we are heading for a long. possibly violent struggle in syria how big are the chances of military intervention we're still so far away from such a scenario. libya syria are two completely different stories when it comes to the feasibility of a military intervention as i said. gadhafi had no real friends. syria. we have usually been serious still has a lot of very powerful friends in the region. also the nature of the way in syria with libya are so different in libya talking about a very large country with

a very. population density of the population in libya i think is three or four persons per square kilometer or syria it's probably a thousand person per square and the military intervention in the way happened in libya would be disastrous as for civilian casualties or so and it's also not clear whether the west is. doing. really in syria in the same way to intervene in libya. but then again. one wouldn't rule out completely such a scenario especially if the cost benefit analysis shows that without the military intervention more and more civilians would be killed by the regime or that the country would slide into a violent and bloody civil war there have already been cases of sectarian violence

in syria hell begot the chances of the country sliding into a sectarian rift this is this is a major fear for the syrian people they look at iraq and they say we don't want to repeat in syria what we've seen happening in iraq before so it is of course a measure of risk that the whole country slide into a civil war that would have a sick to ask. let's just hope that this doesn't turn out to be the case it could possibly be the case. especially again as i said if the violence continues to get to a point of no return there's so much anger violence could be six on dynamics let's hope that it doesn't get to the and somehow before things get to this point of motive and something would happen to allow this regime to

draw. saving its face somehow which i guess is is very is a very important point as far as the cultural the character of syrians and majority of arabs is concerned saving face is very important there is no clear leader in the west approach on syria at the moment the united states is overstretched so i don't think that the united states would be ready to play that kind of role in syria if such were all. will ever be needed france the old imperial power may want to take the lead but probably that would be totally not more than that. turkey of course can play a major role but it is not possible to imagine the turkey would have its own military intervention in syria without the support of the west and

turkey has no interest in doing that so that's another complication facing the whole scenario of military intervention iran a very powerful stable player it's not been slapped by another set of sanctions but who do the talking i don't think that iran is strong as the west thinks it is the regime. the legitimacy of the b.g. . it is being told that. the sanctions it is not clear to me how effective the sanctions will be. probably targeting the top layers of the regime. intended to dissuade iran from developing a nuclear weapon. but many voices which. maybe we need to. accepting the fact that iran will be

a nuclear power at one point and we just have to live with it and of course fears coming from israel because of the rhetoric of. and of course this fear is justified but on the other hand iran. is a state with the. institutions it is not a country that is dominated by just one madman and this is just a. way of of looking at it but of course that article is not helping but at the end of the. complex. scenario and i think that the sanctions. will probably not be effective in terms of changing iran's policy in case you're on really has a policy to acquire a nuclear weapon. wealthy

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latest sports news stay with us here on our team. i welcome to the latest sports and hear other top stories. crunch time rushing the tally could probably signed on his formula one future after former world champion q well i can and he turns to sign a two year deal with right now. plus stepping down chechen leader ramzan kadyrov quits as president of struggling russian premier league side. digging deep balls allowing the coach pep guardiola says his side. to overturn the six point gap while madrid. i don't buy a condo. but first russian formula one driver vitaly petrov says he'll make a decision about his future by december the tenth after for much world champion kimi reichen announced he'll return to the sport was read them next year well the

thirty two year old reichen won the title in two thousand and seven then left the sport in two thousand and nine to place you a career rallying however the fan has decided to return to the f one track he signed a two year deal with rhino which will become lotus in twenty twelve saying he was impressed by their ambition when meanwhile but they're all finished tense in the drivers' championship this season one place ahead of teammate adrian sutil the twenty seven year old russian has been given a contract for next year but his manager says he'll decide on his future over the next two weeks so why couldn't his decision was an easy one. going back to form one i think the main main reason was that i never really lost a passion and racing in from one but never all the all the things around it but i did some nascar races this year and states and. i will start to miss more and more of the racing side to race against each other because in a rolley you race against

a clock or less so that's what was missing. football that chechen leader ramzan got it off a step down as the president of russian premier league side terry gross in a citing the reason of his heavy workload was not a five year old premier will quit the post he's held since two thousand and four this year he tried to raise the profile of the club by hiring and then firing dutch legend neutrally it as coach and celebrated the opening of the club's new thirty thousand seater stadium with a game against former greats of the game tomorrow don't know however it's been a disappointing season for the side who were in the bottom off russia's top flight . well that kloss their last game stream deal with the three month winter break now underway and it was a weekend which produced a total of sixteen goals in the russian premier league and in case you missed any of them now's your chance to catch up it's goals below.

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. live live. live . it was football and the inquest opens this tuesday into the death of wales football manager gary speed who was found dead at his home in england on sunday aged forty two police say there were no suspicious circumstances the news sent shock waves throughout the sporting world he played five hundred thirty five games in the english premier league found his former clubs have been creating memorials

of backgrounds scarves of football shirts cars and personal messages being left at leeds everton newcastle balls and sheffield united speed also captain wiles one eighty five international caps and then took over as their manager last december leading them to victory in four of the last five matches it has been described as the perfect professional host of friends and former colleagues. you know i feel privileged to have known him for. this rich a long time you know a big part of me life she greatly was a great friend the most professional football of the day about the privileges of me in them at the start of what looked like a very long and short short managerial career army out of the football career coaching second to norman live in the premier league can. neither shall enjoy or that he was going to do from trusted job with the welsh national team sure. to work for me going up broke in the first team i was able robson manager he was one of the

guys with of the sheriff who always do well for the young lads come into the reserves to give them confidence to feel welcome around the place and. is a real good role model not just because he's a good player on the pitch but also off the pitch well meanwhile the welsh football association says it has no immediate plans to start searching for placement for speed as their national coach adding that a suitable grieving period should take place out of respect for his family. one day we will but at this moment in time of course our condolences are with the family anything that we can do to support the family will i one point we will look forward but today's not. this tuesday sees the first three of the four calling up quarter finals and poignantly cardiff will host blackburn at the city stadium where speed was in charge of his last game for wales who were remembered by fans this tuesday evening as well as by that manager steve king who was a good friend. in other matches arsenal are up against i mean leave leaders

manchester city you haven't won at the guns for thirty six years and chelsea play liverpool you dream one more time to city in the domestic league on sunday something that didn't surprise chelsea assistant manager roberto di matteo. what she gave us as well the play very well. impressed know i mean they have spent a few quid in this and motherwell so it's a competitive good team very good individual players have a good good squad so i'm not surprised not surprised at all. the meantime barcelona coach pep guardiola says his side must percivale as they look to overturn the six point gap soon late israel madrid play has riot biocon there in the league this tuesday that is an expanded champions will be looking to recover from the sun today shocking one nil first defeat of the season but afaik referenced only fact in the six points adrift of their arch rivals they also haven't lost at home this season but for draws and i want to always tell the story spain if it is and it is in the us that is that's probably gas will return to the castle instead of tuesday right

here that dismisses the side form just a bit. a lot of it is put is to do but when you look back at a football career six points mean nothing the challenge is to do things right on a daily basis. that will defend the name of an institution like morrison that is the biggest challenge it isn't the first time that we're going through a batch belts we're getting results we know we have a strong rival in front of us and we have to do things right in order to win. to some ice hockey actions on the k h l where to sky one two nil it's time to do namo in the moscow dobby to get sevens in the western conference like some of the scoffer have given the all the men the lead in the opening period for it's about yet what has that to lop in the second. despite a lot of dynamic pressure the home side held on of a night home when the season then i'm up to our second in the west did to get the

puck over the line once ruled out for the use of feet and we just couldn't find a way to go tend to stop stana he was in fine form which isn't an impressive forty saves i had a great game of go and i. say that first breakaway and the second one day i. looked at the video said it. was a text so we were a little bit lucky there but as i said we're playing solid defense and solid p.k. and that i think is a big key to doing to. sports days from now they'll be more in just under two hours please join me again. well. science technology innovation all the latest developments from

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