the block second poorest country leading to its worst violence in more than a decade. that's eleven pm in moscow i'm at tries a bit to have you with us here on r.t. our top story is the longest parties are the overwhelming winners in egypt's first post revolution parliamentary elections the final results show the muslim brotherhood claiming forty seven percent of the lower house parliament will hold its first session in two days artie's marie if the notion of reports from cairo. the fact that the absolute majority over the first parliament of new age of post mubarak egypt will be taking his limits and conservative parties means that the egyptian society rather secular right now will be under strict religious codes and of course this is something people will not be happy with this is not

something they want to they've been fighting for more open democratic society not just one of these of course is expected to fact tourists which is a very important part of it gyptian economy because tourists don't want to go to the country where they are forced to cover their faces and hands of course since moved in brotherhood is supporting the supreme council of armed forces the power from mubarak last february the misery that has been there. in egyptian politics since the fall of monarchy in the nineteen fifties means that the military will stay longer in power and this is of course something also again something people here in egypt are not happy with because they say they want to do the revolution in two thousand and eleven to get rid of the tater she and they don't want another one which is a military dictatorship this is how they take the things in egypt right now so again we can expect protests and tensions between military and people on the

streets to escalate. the jerusalem post is written extensively on the muslim brotherhood says islam is coming to power in egypt is the kind of democracy in visage during last year's revolution. people have called for democracy in egypt this is the result when people call for democracy they may not always this realize that the electorate has a very different vision of how they would like their society is run then in other places such as western europe we have islamist hardline parties coming to power and it's going to be an earthquake for both egypt and for the region the muslim brotherhood has been preparing for this moment for decades they have a very thought out detailed agenda for how they wish egypt to look like and it's a very different egypt from what we've known until now going to be a much more religious conservative place and much more hostile to the west the arab

league is deciding what to do next in syria where arraf reports can be verified the violence there are names unabated it's rumored that the group will extend its observer mission of the country because they think the presence of monitors has reduced the crisis in some areas are saying sorry for it as far when the situation from damascus. they are going to be meeting to pretend they're finding so what's been happening ok. discuss what the next me will be the arab league mission in the country to see the everyman station over the arab. syrian government now among other things including. the withdrawal of the trees and tanks from some of the towns and cities how successful this arab league mission has been is. yet to be fully the arab league mission and the day here in the country there are questions raised as to the trial of casey and the credibility of the mission

certainly seeing the way that they operated a clearance a question really just how independently they were able to operate in the country. didn't really seem to be taking a rethink. from every single person he wanted to see in another question. more of these monitors what needed to be interesting leaving food is the end of this mission. because they can very divisive the response to what the people want that to happen some people think this really is essential to this mission continue and in fact just possibly speaking to one of the former advisors to. the previous government here in syria he can listen to his opinion on the situation.

and. that you have to work with. the. the other side eases though to. let me spin it as elation at the conflict here in the country will start to talk as a peaceful protest if it become increasingly the fact that if you have nandan. the government no longer have control over how can you cut all these different factions no one really knows anymore he was the voice of the people but i think the number of hugo weaving speaking i think that really is an area of major concern. sarkies sorrow furth reporting she's currently visiting different parts of the country sending updates on the latest developments firebird you can find that all of. the most recent post is from the town of zabadani in south west of the country the

scene of heavy fighting he says right now there's an uneasy ceasefire hoppin town controlled by the government controlled by the armed opposition so the locals they were main worry about the violence would wear off again. the. integration capital zagreb police of clashed with protesters trying to pull down in the e.u. friday add the country's membership referendum sunday recent surveys suggest forty percent of the population are against joining the european union for more insight on the story and by iraq and the belgian member of parliament whatever no space for

joining us here on r t so why discourage should still want to join the bloc do you think it's a or do they think it's a ticket to their prosperity. it certainly was their idea when they started the accession program in two thousand and three i mean almost other times but you do not change a process like that overnight and also you should not forget they're going on the crisis bad as it is and even the terrible for some people it does not last forever so a country things also of long a future so the question now at this particular moment is it good for courageously joining not at this exact moment when the e.u. community itself in a deep crisis well there is a big question if he is of course he did now would say no we would rather wait in my den waiting forever and that's a risk led probably i mean at least the political class aggression doesn't take

because what strikes me is that all political parties that are present in the parliament powerful access and all the manifestations that we see are done by people by musicians who are not represented in the parliament yet they represent some forty percent apparently because opinion polls all the people now that's a worrisome thing for croatian political class indeed and those opposing membership are worried that being part of the union will mean a loss of sovereignty how much of a voice do you think rachel will have if it joins the e.u. . well crazy is of course a small country i mean they probably want to get a better economic integration it's looking at their northern neighbor and. to begin with it. doesn't even negate the the extra accession of the national council it will not have a major impact nor for for better or for worse whether it will know the major

impact on local races that is in that i think it will be the case and tradin woman it does not look like it's going to be very beneficial for the christian people. and what is it you have to gain with creatures membership of the block well added apart from having an extra. long look at their markets let's not forget that the european union despite its own people like myself would like to be it's mainly a near liberal economical and the trying so that's it that's in an asset to have a bigger market and but it's also way off for integrating the balkans so let's not forget that i mean. macedonian kosovo are also waiting to get into. european union in the coming years so creation is in except for integration of the balkans yes let's turn to the euro

zone now we're seeing fresh and higher staring protests in portugal grow portugal greece cannot control come to terms with its international creditors and is on a break of bankruptcy there where do you think all this is heading for the eurozone . we're going to talk about the eurozone we're talking about those countries have the euro because which is not all around the european union but for the eurozone it does not look good in the in the i mean when it's a bit it all started in two thousand and three things look to quite different so will it last or will not last i mean people who claim that they know what the future of the eurozone is going to be i mean there we don't we don't let's not forget economics is not the science it's mainly a lot of it is just a. guess. and my guess for the moment is that it might fail but although i have always been a tepid support of the euro i hope not because the alternative is even worse or i will have to redo their former belgian i'm a lawyer but also experience i believe. were mania which is one of the

newest members of the suffering its worst protests in years for the second week running for thousands of people are demanding the resignation of the government and the president romanians have been suffering under harsh austerity measures imposed in order to secure a cash injection from international creditors archy's tom barton has more for bucharest. face to nasty in the streets as the caress. protest has that been peaceful for the past few days but now the demonstrations turn friday. fighting as this group could out between police and protesters just behind me you can see the protest is bringing up fences and now that is expected to clash with the police line here they've started to through portals and other things that the police line and they're going to time for c.-span cease into the police line now. this is

a dollars or one hundred to they could avoid today policing it has broken out after all there's a fence being thrown. earlier in the day thousands that poured into the remaining in capital to demand the resignation of the remaining president try and assess could opposition politicians address the crowd will that mean he has come from all over the country that means that this right has begun and it must not stop until we reach what we want but we need. some people are upset because they've lost their job service because their pension was cut and others because they're being humiliated every day there's one thing that unites it's all that we all want to say skew to leave. but later on the move came more militant.

bankruptcy all the factories all the hospitals schoolchildren the country have to walk five kilometers through the snow to school. the youth nowadays and what choice do we have to go out and start to steal to start mugging people for a person so we go to italy spain and germany to start to steal what for we want jobs we can see some if you look over the line now some of the missiles that is being thrown. just in stages the police are trying to move forward and clear the square with a meeting with a lot of resistance from the protesters and. as the crowd was broken up at the field those affected by take us. back. and the struggle of those seized. day and night protesters have been demanding big political change in romania but is this is anything to go by the road to reform

will be long and hard fought on bottom. later today max keiser and stacy herbert comparing the economic crisis to the recent coaster concordia cruise cut after he focuses on captains are battling financial ships the program coming up in about fifteen minutes here's a preview. this captain schettino he's brought to shore he's now everybody knows he's abandoned ship his excuse coast taken korea captain says he tripped and fell into lifeboat and that's the reason why he abandon ship that sounds exactly like the excuses that lloyd blankfein and jamie diamond gave to congress i tripped and fell into tarp but that was the algae would be the one that they always is is the market did it this guy saying he tripped into the lifeboat and sell the way lloyd blankfein and jamie diamond are saying well the market accidentally made me a billionaire i don't know how.

the u.s. congress has yielded some massive online pressure temporarily shouldering to controversial anti-piracy bills his followers some of the largest ever hacker attacks on america's top government and entertainment industry websites and a mass internet blackout and protests supporters of the laws claim it will help protect copyright online but internet giants google and wikipedia say it will halt the free flow of information lawmakers stressed that although wants to leave the initiative could be revived trevor tim from the electronic frontier foundation says the laws were not just aimed at fighting piracy. unfortunately the provisions were written so probably that they would probably end up censoring millions of innocent users would never even thought about copyright infringement and the worst part was it wasn't going to stop online piracy. you know the pills didn't go directly after the owners of the site they kind of went around everything around it so it was

going to be censored domain names or they're going to be listed from search engines on the orders of the government or corporations were going to be allowed to cut off payment process or an advertiser from these sites just basically an allegation in a post court order and then again there was going to be brought it media for internet service providers to enforce these bills so they could end up over blocking sites and capturing innocent users and even blocking sites prantera lee just on the unofficial orders of corporations so that there was a lot of a lot of free speech problems with these bills overall goal of stop me i would see you know it's it's something everybody agrees with but the way they want about it was just completely. expansive and quite frankly ridiculous stay with us here on our t.v. plenty were coming your way this hour including this. media added responsibility to guide the lemming down a better path no letting should have their mind of their own to explore how people

are how great people are to believe made up stories where you throw away the much hype right the president better ferreting out on the streets of new york. state the elements of the next winter olympics host city we need people on a daily patrol hunting out how to land shoes and ensuring safety for skiers. but first russia's announced plans to build manned research colonies on the moon the nation's space agency's view in partnership with bass and counterparts in the e.u. to put men back on the lunar surface permanently or keep your offer explains how scientists hope exploring the moon will help us better understand life. because most want to send first of two unmanned probes to the surface of our nearest celeste steele neighbor and take samples bring them back to earth so they can be studied and analyzed with the hope eventually that we can settle a permanent base on the move now this all sounds very science fiction put it could

very soon be science plaques a moon base has been said that it could very well be a very good place to to launch spacecraft from would also be a very good place to build spacecraft of course the the gravity of the moon much less than there is on earth we get see the effects that lessen the gravity or zero gravity would have on a spacecraft much more than we could ever simulate on earth hopefully lots of very exciting things that we can see coming up in the next few years there i say they're hoping to these unmanned probes can be the first step towards perhaps setting up a permanent home on the moon. well and all that happens moon bases are science fiction for now though some people seem ready to believe anything especially if you toss into the mix a lot can sort of threat or his glory harshness trotted out on the streets of new york. well. in the case of iran's nuclear capabilities people are quick to make judgments based

on what they hear in the media but are they actually listening to what's being said this week let's talk about that do you agree with president obama's initiative to monitor iran's nuclear program from the moon. yes why i think it's important to know what's going on i do yeah why well just because of the threat to the world what it is is the threat specifically. our safety has that. we cannot. do you agree with his program. i think you put me on you don't believe that from the moon. maybe from a satellite but i think you're putting me on would you be surprised to know that a lot of people just say plainly that they agree with the program from the moon and it wouldn't surprise me at all that people not humans are learning speak well for things they like to jump off cliffs doesn't the media have

a responsibility to guide the lemmings down a better path you know lemming should have their mind of their own and they should be educated i mean people are watching t.v. radio internet so it's if you know even if you're looking for some kind of disease you know you find so many interpretations so which one is the right one this is again people say i saw it on the internet so i believe it's absolutely true so it's . very hard to find the right source most people just don't have the time don't have the inclination calm people that they get into if you ever try to have a meaningful discussion with someone about politics i try every day it's pretty pretty bad to be honest so you never going to know where they were even if they did you would know. we don't know if he has a year's overstress or not so. yeah but do you think common sense think that over a little bit oh ok we don't know because that deep space but our moon you'd think

we would know. tonight we're going to look up the sea because for you to come so it seems like some people aren't listening to what's being said and i thinking for themselves let's just helping catch the much more subtle inaccuracy parted with by the media every day. so to look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe stepping in nigeria where the death toll after a series of coordinated done in bomb attacks has climbed to more than one hundred fifty people radical islam a second has claimed responsibility for targeting different locations including police stations and a regional police headquarters the group which is behind a string of bombings in the region recently planes the attacks are a response to authorities refusal to release their members from prison. nearly two dozen occupy protesters have been arrested in san francisco after demonstrations turned violent several were arrested after refusing to break their human chain

blocking the headquarters of the wells fargo bank some demonstrators are also tossed furniture off a hotel rooftop organizers said the protests one sided with the u.s. supreme court's decision two years ago to remove limits on how much money corporations could donate to political campaigns. yemeni parliament approved immunity from prosecution for president ali abdullah saleh was due to leave for the u.s. to seek medical treatment he's been accused of suppressing protests and killing yemeni people however those working under the president could still face legal action so i will formally hand over power next month after thirty three years of algo of his country and is expected to return to oman after his stay in the us. well have you snow is always good news for skiers and snowboarders but could also spell danger for thrill seekers are hedonist murawski talked with some of those fighting avalanches in the host city of the next winter olympics such.

so cheesed avalanche hunters seven explosives and cannons on their side. their mission to keep the mountain peaks clear and see. it's been snowing heavily in sochi this weekend skipper for a magnificent but what we see him is just snow so most of us can provide prize list so it's a real cool avalon chanters the avalanche team surveys every new concrete any of the resort they say russians love to push the boundaries and many skiers like riding off the beaten track lineage is the team's lead expert he uses computers and weather stations to monitor the snow fall but being a local who's been living in the caucasus mountains for over forty years the man says there is more to his job than that. though is a living being it has its own life you just have to learn how to understand it and this in turn is only possible if you spend your life with it at times the snow can cure nasty if there's more than twenty centimeters chances are high it's going to

slide for real proves the clues are easy to discover if you know if we were thirty or thirty centimeter call of a tall one and we hit it with a shovel exactly ten times very slightly as the colon falls apart at some point that means the snow is too soft and it will collapse in the morning survey is over so now it's time for snow angels to descend to their headquarters and pass on the good news. over there. are given permission to lead the tourists and start the cable cars. in february and march this resort will host international ski competitions bringing new challenges for the avalanche team ahead of the two thousand and fourteen winter games when the venue faces its ultimate test learning to tame the wide beast will be more important than ever. r t sorcery. there's plenty

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