from hero to zero the media on both sides of the atlantic line up to smear judas sanch tax prompted by his new show not which is it second edition later on she's. fueling the fire engineers are accused of trying to incite violent action in syria but publishing unconfirmed reports that likes of which it treats mention libya. as israel insists it's not joking when it comes to a strike on iran their fate is it's not pretty for any toiletry attack. this political instability in france pushes. russian stocks broyles back in the stability of russian politics the business is in twenty minutes.

you're watching r.t. broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program the media that once praised songs painting him a hero for his work as a whistleblower has now drastically changed its tune with the debut of his talk show on our t.v. now some say it's a journalistic jealousy others believe you turned his political will smith reports now from not. it was one of the biggest scoops of all time ninety two thousand leaked logs detailing the bloody truths of the afghan war from the ground up shared exclusively with a handful of newspapers and she was its hero a nomad with no fixed address and a backpack full of secrets contacted some of the big mainstream players in the media markets and they were only too happy of course to piggyback off one of the greatest or perhaps the greatest leak of classified information in history the

guardian has benefited hugely by the children made with. the leaks contains the material for dozens of stories in the new york times and the guardian in hunting their reputations as protectors of democracy and press freedoms back then the guardian newspaper what about things that the original media partners called him an important figure a most interesting and unusual. but now in the pages of the very same publication even though you've built it from here it says here right. now that nothing more than journalistic jealousy a useful idiot in the guardian a nut job in the new york times with partners like these who needs enemies it staggers me to absolutely least you know me sort of floored that so many journalists who really i think a job should be challenging authority their job should be preventing governments working in the dark seem to be so critical of somebody who's probably done more

than most major issues in getting journalism a service and challenging part in recent years after says one reason he chose r.t. to broadcast his program is that other channels wouldn't let the people he wanted to interview say the things they wanted to say and some say the resulting backlash on both sides of the atlantic is a way for publications of questionable integrity to whitewash their. images it really makes american media howard's feel good to be able to point to other media outlets and say oh we'll go over there those are tools and instruments for state propaganda because when we do they get you forget about an obscure the old their own role in disseminating state propaganda most notoriously and lead up to the iraq war where for example the new york times did more than almost anybody to convince americans about the need to attack iraq based on a library even since then the model of the us need years very much to show faith all boil teach of the us government and so it's really there's really

a lot of irony in a park receiving this criticism in a fervor and irony for the guardian its backlash seems to have seriously judged its readership comments in response to the article overwhelmingly supportive of the stars and his show and accuse the paper of bearing a childish grudge the best of three and really at worst it is a crucial political viewpoints taken by the mainstream media they don't like what the wiki cables have revealed they don't like what julian assange represents because it really does threaten we respectively in stream media perhaps this latest and unintended scoop shows how so-called liberal media outlets like the guardian and new york times are anything but demonstrating instead an intolerance of those who don't play by their rules no respect r.t. who can watch the second edition of a true scientist talk show here an hour to get

thirty am g.m.t. and start he'll be speaking to full of soccer and left wing commentators lavoisier sick and they've horowitz a conservative writer and campaigner this heated debate on a range of issues including wiki leaks liberty is seen in the u.s. and the conflict between israel and palestinians don't forget if you've missed the previous program you can go on to a song. dot com to washington for. as the conflict in syria rages on foreign agencies such as n.g.o.s have been quick to provide their own versions of what's happening these reports are often unconfirmed as the engineers themselves are held accountable for what they say but hasn't stopped it from being swayed before winging with deadly force as artie's report now reports. it was billed as a necessary humanitarian intervention requiring nato warplanes to bring in bombs on libya before the u.s.

led attack on the market duffy's forces. came unconfirmed allegations from western funded non-governmental organizations here who move on. friday and saturday we got information that in the gadhafi forces they could have been massing. at these words or is seem to have catalog. and kill so here is a distinction according to a new report by the center for the study of interventionism many western n.g.o.s exaggerated the circumstances in libya to expedite the campaign led by america britain and france some admitted mistakes after the damage was done but would you vote today would have to go native as we have no evidence for that employed a mercenary forces a record of things unfortunately we have seen. very cozy chose relationship building up between certain big powerful and thinking of human rights

watch a mystery international supposed to an objective of the which knowledge and standards equally of course doesn't play excites we see these organizations as i see entering into an excessively cozy relationship with for example the united states government but also with the powerful western hours over libya and over of emissions. currently the most pressing issue is syria after more than a year of violence critics say western funded n.g.o.s appear to be following the same pattern the equivalent if you like of political elites for human rights which is called the best percent of human rights has played exactly the same role they've made statements to the human rights council they've alleged crime. country and they are. trying to secure

a military intervention against syria along the lines of one. or at least approved last year in order for economy to be arrested this year this infamous connie twenty twelve movie came from california based ngo invisible children it said the film aimed to end the use of child soldiers and promote peace in the ugandan civil war but according to u.s. embassy cables posted by wiki leaks invisible children provided uganda's authorities with intelligence in two thousand and nine that led to the arrest of several regime opponents willing. to believe. that was not the one time that invisible children provided information on. what are we not know in terms of their relations with the ugandan government. we know that. for the year for. prominent politicians they knew which

reported their position in terms of supporting the bill to approach to come here and help promote. the bill was passed it was signed by the president and improve the way for the introduction of u.s. troops into n.g.o.s are not currently held accountable for the information they publish no matter how much collateral damage false facts may cause left on regulated critics believe some non-governmental organisations will think it's you being away for conflict rather than advocating small solicits bring up the night artsy new york. it's official in the us will not be calling all of its forces out of afghanistan in twenty fourteen so i've previously been promised washington has agreed the pact with a couple that would see a number of american military stuff remain in the country produced another decade what is going to take us all. the u.s.

and afghanistan have agreed on the terms of this new strategic pact which the presidents of both countries still have to sign the document is needed to provide u.s. forces with the authority to continuing of ghana's then after twenty fourteen when the afghan government is scheduled to take over control of security there so the majority of u.s. combat troops are expected to be out of the country by two thousand and fourteen but some combat forces will continue to go on missions and trainers and advisers and the afghan security forces will also remain the strategic partnership agreement covers the period from twenty fourteen to twenty twenty four it does not address specific troop levels or the size or location of u.s. graces and this is something that many afghans are very much worried about and that is that the u.s. wants permanent bases set out that would have for actively keep them as an occupying power the withdrawal from iraq was also not complete the u.s. still has two bases there four thousand troops plus thousands of contractors and but after the big scaled down iraqi sort of moved out of the media spotlight but

the forces are still there the u.s. government is very anxious to tell the american people that they are leaving of ghana's stand especially anxious they become when some horrendous news makes it to the headlines which happens on a regular basis the american people want their troops out and they want them out immediately afghans want the same we constantly see people there expressing outrage over the killing of civilians over night weights and other actions of u.s. troops like the burning of korans or the troops cheerfully posing with dead afghans so both governments are anxious to tell their people that this is over but the raymond is talking about continuing military assistance that commitment is a reminder in a way that while u.s. forces are drawing down in afghanistan over the next two years the american military will remain active in the country long after that. well coming up here on our team making waves or turning the tide from onboard russia's flagship vessel the first joint naval drills with china region where the u.s.

is seeking to gain the upper hand. in space has it astronauts international space station combating the spread of microbes corrode equipment and put lives in danger details coming up in a few minutes. the un and the e.u. have condemned sudan's airstrike on a border area in south sudan and called for an immediate end to hostilities and two states could be on the brink of war and war and in these war planes bombed town in the south of monday couldn't avoid and injuring ten people there's been fierce fighting for weeks now in countries struggle to resolve their border dispute since in south sudan gained independence from the north less than a year ago the split of quality decades of civil war that came to estimated one and a half million. but the separation caused arguments of what will south sudan now has most of the reserves of pipelines run through the north and the president is currently existing regime in winning chinese investment or a new pipeline

a political analyst. says it's a development that offers hope for peace between the two sides. if you believe there is a conflict like using words usually washington are european capitals getting in it here is a golden chance for innovation powers emerging economies need in an important diplomatic intervention that will show that you know the world order is changing otherwise if we leave it again for it to go back to the security council where you know again france and britain and the us serve the forms i'm going to resume lucian against one of the other side for example given and so writing somebody is bad cool square one and whether it is china india or malaysia could become operation even jointly do something to end this conflict which is not benefiting anybody the west has no stake in because the western oil companies have been out of the game altogether just watching the bystander because of your sanctions on sudan since last fall and because the genocide charges and the western emphasis on the war

crimes committed by president bashir there is been total lack of access for western corporations so it's interesting that even south sudan we just created. western support and intervention at the international level is increasingly turning to china and your money here to resolve the problem you're not going to ask you know washington are the europeans for it so i think china i would say historically more will come. under some countries which have been sudan as nothing but you know a piece of land with a lot of oil underneath the soil. the latest updates as well as extensive background on the conflict to our website. and here's what else coming out right now hacking attack find out how computers viruses technology parts of the wrongs facilities. also speculation over who's going to become france's next president to use world wide we have all the analysis and background on that runoff

can't end this. on the break pick. spain that gives. it's the ticket allocation twenty twelve london olympics brits and. israeli officials say they're serious when it comes to attacking iran over fears that islamic state might want to pin you can a weapons despite having an underclass nuclear capability itself israel is trying to persuade the international community to apply more pressure on iran which insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only because our correspondent honestly in our reports it's feared that israel has failed to provide enough protection for its own citizens if

a regional war does break out. they were very family lives in missile range of gaza for years they complained to the government they had no shelter to protect them from who some rockets fired by her most but disappointed immigrant town wasn't a top priority for tel aviv far from it prompting yakov to eventually build a shelter himself to protect his family will be told we went through some very tough years we used to worry all the time every time we left the house we were in danger when we went to the store to school or to work it took a direct hit on our courthouse five years ago before the government finally woke up and bought him a shelter opposite the one he really built himself now across it was close the city to gaza there were bomb shelters in the street on sports fields and in children's playgrounds with a carefully disguised like this one but that won't reassure the rest of the country in the event of a conflict with a much bigger threat or he ran it could have spun out of the world government.

world war. a gift or a poor pair of the civilian population. for a showoff walk of our current. career called forever ago we have both one point seven million feet for extensive in growth initiatives. and we have both three and a half million people if even go get some escape israelis themselves are skeptical about the country's ability to defend itself many still remember iraqi scud missiles landing in the center of israel some twenty years ago and a scathing government report issued months ago suggests the home front is woefully unprepared and the government. doesn't want to put obviously doesn't want to put the public into panic but i think the public could serve. believe in a strike is imminent other words people will move will have gone crazy the experts say any israeli military strike is very likely to go any rain in retaliation the

target of which. it's no secret this is the city that iran has threatened to pummel with missiles in response to any israeli attack but many of the public bomb shelters here are dusty and neglected and whereas in previous times of tension tel aviv distributed gas masks many of those masks remain in storage i don't know why they're talking about it so much that's why i think there won't be a wall because we are talking about it i don't think there will be a world because i think the government is. going to bring nothing to prepare citizens for the situation if someone will bore me i don't know anything one. which has many wondering what exactly tel aviv has planned up its sleeve if a government will rarely. kurds to start a war. they would do things differently or at least prepared a public policy r.t. tel aviv for more world news in brief for you now this hour china's president has

pledged strong ties with north korea despite international outcry over the recent failed rocket launch into a show friendship and a meeting with workers party delegation headed by a top north korean envoy on monday. meanwhile the u.s. says it is very very gracious of china the missile launcher seen on the show last week was of chinese origin south korea also says there are signs that north korea planning a third nuclear test. that's prime minister has handed in his resignation after the collapse of government talks over austerity measures he stepped down along with his cabinet after debates on state pension cuts and the crisis talks were aimed at slashing the country's budget by sixty billion euros to meet e.u. rules ratings agency fitch says will. use its aaa status of the debt crisis one of

the few remaining euro zone states to hold the top ranking. but as well in present charges try to quell health fears are saying he's ready to return to his country this week a firebrand leader has been undergoing cancer treatment in cuba since march. you know on state t.v. to dismiss movies as conditions getting worse he comes at the country's opposition promises to put up a tough fight in elections. russia and china are holding their first joint naval exercises as both countries seek to boost the reach of the global stage the drills were a korean coast target increasing tension in the region and the u.s. shifting more military weight to southeast asia ati's than it's not seen as not. the floating fortress the war games we're on board the admiral vinogradov in the

real conflict those destroyer would act as the first line of defense to the rest of the convoy one hundred fifty metres long and armed to the teeth with everything from gaping guns to the beatles and muscles this ship was designed to pose a serious threat to cruisers and submarines but in and through recent missions the girl winograd of has been in a very different kind of war the want to get the poor it's up the coast of somalia and it's more than providing its model the group of poirot's captured by the vinogradov in the gulf of aden were handed over to yemeni police and received ten year prison terms for attacking civilian ships. for two helicopters scrambles the criminals were detained and in keeping with international agreements handed over to the yemeni authorities the experience gained could world prove useful during rossouw chinese maneuvers both countries train their sailors in counterterrorism tasks become on the record the exercise in general is important to improve interaction in the asia pacific i think which is where it is a patient it is

a step towards closer cooperation but what's certainly not a game is the fact that every move in our convoy is being watched closely by nato planes ships and submarines in the past few years the u.s. and its allies have been increasing their presence in the asia pacific region so for russia and china this exercise is about more than simply practicing maneuvers it's a chance to restamp their old dorothy on their traditional stomping grounds. are t. onboard destroyer admiral vinogradov in the yellow sea. but astronauts at the international space station have been attacked by microbes instead they've got their cargo and supplies taken on board the current equipment could be in danger the spread of bacteria is not stopped that is decrease explains. the and there are no reports of problems onboard the international space station have reported any failures when it comes to equipment either but some of the concerns are about the

future potential failings of a quick because of these microbes and fungus that we're talking about the moment of tension corrosive element to them so they could prove problematic when it comes to nestle on board or even to electronic or equipment take it for instance a wire now actually protected by an alpha lair they say these could corrode away at that protective layer that would cause some problems this information coming from the vice president of the russian academy of sciences so his words carry some weight and you also warned they encountered a similar problem on the mia all voting station actually this most pounds micros of come up on transit with these modules either accompanied by the ash nourse in cars and also or even with some of the fuel and food supplies that come out of the international space station and if there are similar micros that noise corrosive but are used during scientific experiments on board from these they've proven that

some of these microbes can survive some of the very harsh conditions of space. bit back here on earth couple of often cubs being released back in western russia from an eight was rescued this winter into their region as part of a program helping to save the probable cuts. pensions threatened the brown bear population project has seen over one hundred eighty young successfully raised and returned to the forests last decade. dennie which has them too much human intervention till their strong enough and independent enough to be set free my children report from this rescue center on our website article. time to delve into the world of money with daniel and russia's new richest man especially a bit of cash because the new forbes list shows small also overtaken the top and

he's buying control over top mobile operator more on that later but first europe has just opened. recovering some of the awful three percent losses it's offered yesterday the nikkei is also down and hong kong is flat after more for chinese economic data came out. yesterday as news of the dutch government resignation filtered through became of a minority member of the government refused to back more spending cuts throwing the euro project into disarray that went under three thousand and thirteen thousand points so all is shifting further because of all the. flattening out of global growth going on the one zero two a barrel now if you're a surprisingly gaining the dollar off the top to. the russian ruble is gaining against the main currencies the russian markets have managed to open while of the supposed to quarterly results gazprom has an els higher than expected production for all the one who calls to drilling. oil field in iraq nickel is being sued for

pollution at its mines and russia is the richest man on the shoes. majority stake in the country's number two mobile operator megaphone shareholders also agreed to pay over floyd billion dollars in dividends first time the cash rich firm is paid out ahead of an expected initial public offering in london i joked that more stories on our website dot com slash business ok that thanks now more from you later. i'll be back with day's headlines in just a few moments to. get

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