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call. them. police sweep through the occupy los angeles camp arresting almost three hundred people but the anti corporate movement is still gaining momentum picking up support from the other side of the barricades. moscow denies calls them serbs of russian passports for promises eight of the files and speed for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians. or ministers agree or more sanctions against iran which is facing further isolation following an attack on the british embassy in tehran. and the european union wants to exempt some of russian companies from its provisions of its regulation of the third energy package join me
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for a full business put them all stories about. international news in comment twenty four hours a day this is. one of america's longest standing occupy cam station that los angeles city hall for over two months has been cleared by police almost three hundred people were rounded up by officers in riot gear who for start the protesters after they ignored and eviction order the city also cleared over twenty five thousand tons of day brim personal belongings from the park and around fifty people were also arrested when a protest a camp in philadelphia was evicted just as in the morning of the winter of discontent planning to turn their attention to rallies and marches promising tents will make the grandparents in the spring the next movement is also seeking to find to define specific goals and attract more supporters is up. one report has been
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finding of recent converts even being recruited from the ranks of police. occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name. and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain graeme lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on the streets of new york city the twenty four year veteran was held in police custody for eleven hours and received one comment from a new york cop nobody talked about this one individual said that i had the testicles of an elephant although all of america's police force is part of the ninety nine percent captain lewis says cops secretly supporting o.-w. west's face dire consequences by going public tremendous fear of losing their job
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being disciplined being fired and then what do they do everybody ninety nine percent figure and police officers also they cannot risk they have children. what would they do once a far there are no jobs available the nighttime raid on zuccotti park and subsequent arrest of dozens of journalists covering the story are among many reasons captain lewis says he temporarily transplanted two men have that's. when you exclude the media. as with dictators around the world that is very scary google's scare tactics such as pepper spray the tons and flash grenades canisters have been used against occupy camps throughout the u.s. oakland california resembles something of an urban war zone this fall leaving a war vet in critical condition and the eyes of an eighty four year old burning from tear gas oakland police officer fred chavez. is the only active cop who has
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gone on record with his support but totally agree with occupy wall street even told us they were talking about i am a part of them i do not are sick but most of our people are peaceful they want to see change many believe the biggest change could calm when or if he was law enforcement officials stop suppressing the right to assemble and begin supporting it despite his arrest captain lewis is back at zuccotti park showing unwavering support for the occupy movement standing roughly ten or fifteen feet away from him a group of new york city police officers yes there are thier securing the area but some are beginning to show a little interest for the first time i had an officer break ranks yesterday at the barricade line a white officer named officer and introduced himself and he started asking if you question i said you know the risk you're taking and he was so brave they said this is how america and until a supervisor ordered ordered me back to the line i'm going to talk with you i hope
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to get mainstream america involved the police involved realizing that we're all victims of corporate america and that corporate america has got to be stopped her in a porsche nine r.t. new york. moscow has pledged a two kosovo's snobs who it says face a desperate situation the foreign ministry has criticized authorities in kosovo feel violated the rights of the minority say they face discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians and nato peacekeeping forces in those in kosovo there's been little peace in the region since july that's when the standoff started between nato forces and protesters putting up barricades to prevent cause of an official's taking control of border checkpoints the foreign minister says moscow will do what it can to help. ease the serbs in kosovo it's been a situation if they see movie take the ship into a city called republic of course of its wheels. threatened with being stripped of
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their basic rights such as local self administration was asked why president who did it has ordered them to be provided with humanitarian aid but also help rebuild orthodox churches russia will continue its diplomatic efforts to help protect the interests of serbs living in kosovo. that was russia's response to a play by the serbs to grant them russian citizenship thousands had submitted their signatures to the russian embassy in belgrade correspondent travel to kosovo to see why many for such a drastic measure. once led to war george which first started walking around the roads of kosovo with his writing he paid attention after all he was just an elderly refugee a man who lost his job as a lawyer and his home when he was driven out of by kosovo albanians and nine hundred ninety nine now everyone here knows who he is since the summer earn one hundred thousand people almost at the cost of the serbs signed up for his petition
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their cause a plea for russian citizenship. we don't want to live in russia but belgrade is two weeks to protect us the minority here that's why we hope that russia will step in to help us same as the americans and the europeans have supported the interests of the albanians in kosovo postmen the use of which rich constant blackouts low wages and ethnic violence are normal part of life here yet he says he will not believe nor will his three children because this is where they spend their entire lives for him citizenship as a last resort. we live in constant fear that every year we see greater and greater intentions from the albanians to drive us out even of the few areas where there are still some countries being recognized by the west but we are no part of it just like belgrade moscow has refused to recognize the albanian controlled kosovo as an independent state pulling its conflict was serbia in one thousand nine hundred nine
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and a declaration of independence three years ago and that petition has gained attention in moscow it is but this is an unprecedented outpouring of desire to become russian citizens so there is no past guidance on how to deal with this situation where we do think this is alarming and it's. rich result of how western forces have tried to deal with the problem partly bring one of the sides meanwhile serbs in kosovo continue to build barricades around their pockets of population ready to stay off anyone trying to force them out whatever the rights and wrongs of the conflict that happened here in nine hundred ninety nine you can't help but feel for the serbian minority here in northern kosovo surrounded by hostility increasingly abandoned by belgrade ignored by the international community so the police the russians as a jew perhaps should be taken literally for the side of just how desperate the situation has become you go girl see kosovo. live from moscow this is
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r.t. still ahead for you this hour the first hurdle greece's technocrats are having their leadership tested early by a massive strike with thousands on a walkout over more cards to secure yet another bailout. and we can it's releases hundreds of spidey files exposing how a person smartphone computer and evil facebook account make an easy target for the secret services those stories still to come. the first foreign ministers from europe have agreed to impose fresh sanctions against iran over its controversial nuclear program ahead of the talks in brussels british foreign secretary william hague called for increased economic pressure and isolation on iran's financial sector across syria as well. well coming out of the e.u. foreign affairs council today fresh actions indeed have been put on iran specifically on thirty nine individuals and one hundred forty one organizations they've been put on a sanctions list of asset freezes as well as these events this is
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a rather watered down version of what some countries in the e.u. would have wanted to begin with for example the u.k. and germany have been calling for definitely stronger sanctions and earlier this week france had been urging e.u. countries to immediately impose acid free of asset freeze on the central bank of iran as well as a suspend imports of oil from the country however this didn't go down well with some countries such as spain and greece and italy because they significantly rely on rain at all and they have said there would be no sanctions on oil in iraq as that this is coming at a time when there economies are already battered as it is so divisions among the u. countries clearly this is coming on the back of course of an angry a u.k. after hardliners had stormed the embassy in tehran in the u.k. had already withdrawn its ambassador to the country and this move was followed by france germany and the netherlands in support of that in support of the u.k.'s move in showing their condemnation of that attack on the embassy now all of this again
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is coming after that i.e. a report that came out early this month in november so this is still part of that big umbrella where they want to introduce fresh sanctions because that report suggests that iran had been pursuing nuclear ambitions which is not peaceful this is something that has vehemently and has repeatedly denied it so so silly their own polo referred me from the italian think tank the sea i.p.i. foundation told me earlier he thinks the west is trying to reshuffle the whole middle east. the entire situation is very very strange i mean we are in the presence of activities on the iranian soil which look like the beginning of a sort of war type relationship and it's not really sure they want to regina change in iran it is a chess game iran is a key player for the shaping of the entire middle east and the united states know very well that without iran they will not shape the middle east middle east that in
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the new concept the geopolitical conception is much bigger than the original one that we knew from the nineteenth century. description so it is an area that goes from afghanistan down to even morocco so all this area has to be reshaped i do not think there is an interest from the major western country which is the united states to engage in any warfare with iran that this stage and in the interest of a number of european countries to go any farther. the e.u. is also ramping up the pressure on iran's allies syria imposing a fresh set of sanctions on individuals and businesses there it comes in the wake of punitive measures from the arab league aimed at halting the violent crackdown on anti-government protesters specifically already the sanctions economic un human rights when he says over four thousand people have been killed in more than eight months of unrest and see the latest figure comes just a day before an emergency un meeting on the crisis earlier this week
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a un report accused government forces of committing crimes against humanity in their actions against demonstrators. greece has grown to a halt as public service employees walk out of a new paid cuts job suspensions and an emergency property tax protests as the first major test for the new technocrat leadership in athens which secured the next e.u. bailout tranche by pledging to go forward with austerity thousands of people went out in athens main square where the strike closed schools disrupted public transport and at hospitals rely on emergency stand on wednesday the military affairs chief warned the eurozone is just ten days to stabilize the single currency and the crisis meanwhile the european central bank said it's ready to play a bigger role but nations should try their budgetary policies closer together financial analysts you handed over belt says that economic governance is needed the country's sovereignty could be sacrificed in the process. the sense of urgency certainly has not only to do with greece is it has to do with what is happening
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overall in the monetary union there are a lot of countries under pressure don't forget for example the situation of portugal the spain problem is also very much on the table and then of course there is the italian problem it's very basic you can't have a functioning monetary union without a political you that's a choice you have to make and you can't have one without the other that has been very much proven now in the last two years after crisis what we do lack is political authority now of. course that needs to be build up democratically but we have cornered ourselves so much in this euro crisis that we don't have the time left to build up the political union in a normal democratic way so we will have to do it in another way that is through the representatives of the different countries being the heads of governments of the different countries it still leaves a lot of questions with respect to the democratic value of all this on the table
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download the official policy of your own phone or mine called touch from the choose our. geology life on the go. video on demand parties mine old girls. and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. on the algae dot com. it's been revealed barack obama told russia's president he had no intention of signing any legally binding documents on the anti missile shield in europe that's despite moscow pushing hard for some kind of agreement the total number of explains a bomb was on willingness well according to president's new video during a bilateral meeting that was held behind closed doors between him and president barack obama the u.s.
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president has said that it would be no political gain for the u.s. in such a decision in providing russia with any legal agreements that nato is anti missile defense shield in the euro will be posing any threat to russian security force nato has been saying all this time that the main purpose of the shield is to protect nato countries from potential nuclear threats coming from iran and north korea but the shield will be covering a large part of airspace over russia so it could not speed not say russia's concern of course there was a response to that earlier this week the russian president to be through that influenced radio location system not aimed against the west as see on for size himself but located at russia's western western most points in the region killing rides and russian president said that he's still willing to use that's the reason location system together with nato to targets common threats and goals however if nato is not willing to negotiate and cooperates it could be
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a first step for russia to building its own and so you missile defense shield adding a strike mr else to russia's borders stright missiles that are called a scum bear the nato has already labeled ass as twenty two or stone once again the president did it says that he doesn't want this to be the case and the last thing russia would want to do to be forced to do rather is to poo outs from this if you arm seduction treaty that president with the aid of and president barack obama signed some two years ago she see that signified the reset of relations between the two countries this issue ending of the cold war but if that its security continued to be threatened that that's will be the case. talked about teacher and other world news this very nearly nineteen. russian capital egypt's islam it's claimed they're leading the polls in the first round of the country's landmark parliamentary election over the official results have not yet been announced the military council
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that's been in power since the ousting of president mubarak in february says the new parliament won't be able to dismiss their latest appointment by minister. for his government. over five hundred members of a pakistani religious party took to the streets to express their rage over a nato airstrike that killed twenty four soldiers activists burned u.s. flags and shouted nato and american slogans outside kharaj his press club since friday daily protests have been held in pakistan's major cities mostly organized by islamist and right wing parties and in response to the airstrikes the pakistani government closed crucial border supply routes used by nato. american troops from a military base. a car bomb has exploded north of baghdad killing ten and injuring over twenty the blast occurred in the town of colors where the iraqi government was staging a major ceremony to mark the end of the u.s. military presence local authorities imposed an immediate curfew and investigating
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who was behind the blast terrorist attacks have become more frequent in iraq ahead of the imminent departure of thirteen thousand u.s. troops at the end of the year. belgium is on the cusp of creating a coalition government after an eighteen month political deadlock six parties have agreed on a new administration headed by anybody who puts the french speaking socialist. nation is for the formation of a new government have been hampered by feuding between the country's french and dutch speaking communities a caretaker administration has been in effect since the resignation of the previous government in two thousand and eleven. but all. that was so plain website wiki leaks has begun releasing sensation. the information on the multi-billion dollar global spying industry contains hundreds of documents showing the launch of the methods being used by secret services all over the world will smith has the details but maybe there are two hundred eighty seven of them that have already been released but that's just the beginning according to wiki leaks
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and they detail what wiki leaks is calling a mass surveillance that's going on on a global scale they say that ten years ago this is an industry that really didn't exist but that nine eleven provides essentially a license for companies to start developing spying systems basically affect all of us now there are one hundred sixty companies in twenty different countries all developing this software and it's an industry that's completely on regulated i just sort of bring it down to the basics julian assange said you know he did a quick survey around the room in this press conference that we were up this morning and he said who here owns an i phone or uses g. mail or has a blackberry and that's the hand up and he says basically you know you are under surveillance and that is without a doubt these systems are able to spy on e-mail they're able to track track what you look at on the internet they able to track keystrokes what you search for in a google search for example and tell our inherently tracking devices in their own
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right you're carrying around a device that enables people to where you are any given time there's also software that can be remotely installed on your telephone to record conversations that you have and also raising it to take photographs of you and whoever you are with and said if you ever want to see the relevant agencies the cia apparently has is using software which can detect a voice print in much it instantly. who it is you're speaking to identify callers on the telephone and in fact our source has been working on this for some time and he told me when i interviewed him some months ago that facebook was a perfect tool for the cia the cia to search and track anything that was going on for your face. this is software that's being made by western companies and it's not being used anymore to track individuals they they were at pains to point out that it's used to track whole communities whole ethnic groups whole nations surveillance on an industrial scale and that sounds didn't have any advice to us as to how we
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could protect ourselves against this kind of tracking he said that counterintelligence software must be developed but it hasn't been developed yet more piles coming out as i say the recent reporting they're told not to put you all the latest business developments with kareena. and welcome to our business update the south european union has has agreed to discuss exempting russian companies from some of the provisions in its new energy regulations the so-called third energy package requires the suppression of energy production transit and sales something russia strongly opposes green acosta reports on the meeting between russia's energy minister sergei not call and europe's energy commissioner. talks between the two have sold since may and today was the first time since then that both sides try to argue their case now even though there was
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no resolution the european commissioner did say that amendments could be considered energy package next year and this is crucial for russia because the package does require the separation of gas transit production and supply going against everything that russia's gas mostly gas from the stands for not the same time europe is currently trying to build its own pipeline trying to lessen its dependence on russia its main gas supplier and this is seen as the main rival to russia's south soon project even though russia insists it's far more efficient than the buccal pipeline does have europe's seal of approval so right now russia and gas wells are trying to get the trans european network status for south stream which will increase confidence in european investors many analysts believe that everyone should leave we will see a compromise from both sides because not only is a europe essential to russia to maintain its profits but europe itself sees
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a russia as an entire group part of its energy provision. but i look at the markets now oil prices are in the red in new york as more americans than forecast all the patients for unemployment like sweet is trading over ninety nine dollars a barrel and brant is that one at over one hundred and eight dollars a barrel the u.s. stocks are down a day after the market had its best day two and a half years dow jones is losing. over a quarter of a percent this hour ever volatile financial stocks are weighing on the dow and european equity markets closed down investors are eyeing mixed results from spanish and french bond auction and downbeat survey of the region's manufacturing sector bank of england has urged banks to rebuild to build reserves and face of a fuel crisis. here in russia markets have reduced high gains and. did the trading day in the black let's take a look at some individual share moves there oil majors finished lower local lost around one point two percent russia second largest oil producer plans to invest
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forty eight billion dollars in two thousand and twelve and fourteen as it seeks to revive the oil and gas production growth just wrong and it three point four percent in the black hole reports that the company plans to pay record high dividends in the upcoming years financials who are mostly higher with bt b. bank at ing over two percent. now manufacturing activity in russia is speeding up asia's b c's purchasing managers index rose to almost but fifty three points in the denver reading about fifty signals growth in the sector has b.c. says risks of stagnation help diminished new orders are only wise pushing employment higher however that's mostly due to stable and state investment. the largest steel maker in russia said our star is set to sign off its north gold units the company is also eyeing listing the standalone business in london severstal plans to complete the separation of its cold units by january under the
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deal the company shareholders will be able to swap their starts the shares in north gold currently held by a sever star subsidiary goal was set up in two thousand and seven and since then has spent over one billion dollars on buying mines in west africa and kazakhstan analysts estimate the firm's value at around five and ups. that's it for now but remember you can always find most stories just log on to our website artie dot com slash posts.
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