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well. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got this huge earth covered. talk about you're watching our t.v. these are the top stories a nervous wait for join us on chocolate doorways up the death threat hanging over the world's number one whistleblower if you have actually transferred to the u.s. before delivering its verdict on his plea for political asylum. as opposition forces a home stager a mass offensive against syrian government troops despite a red cross brokered truce we report on how intimidation to join the ranks of the rebels has man death for some who refuse. the military backed election commission delays the results of the presidential runoff in egypt the move has outraged mannie in the country who see it as part of
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a coup aimed at keeping the army interim rulers in power. and while doing a son just fighting his battle against extradition to sweden and for political asylum from ecuador r.t. discusses the future offers we can weeks project with the websites press spokesman christine happens and that's next. thank you very much for joining us can you tell us how you came to join wiki leaks well. joining us ours was working quite a lot in iceland in the winter of two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten and after actually here year we could he produced a tremendously important leak in two thousand and nine with exposed the corruption within the iceland banks. station which will. have a light on why the entire banking system in iceland webster thousand and eight i
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met him and then the period when he was doing. all the things one supporting the projects the icelandic modern media initiative. we befriended he. showed me the collateral murder video i was at the time working for the state television and of course offered my help and it became. basically a joint project to with between the eyes of the state television and we can use. and join then we can use full time in the summer of two thousand and ten and how's it being feel you've been described as sort of the second public face of wiki leaks having stepped into this much more spotlighted role so to speak at such a difficult time with wiki leaks. have you been finding it i've been finding extremely interesting and it journalist would find it interesting to take part in the in the biggest leaks in history. basically transform.
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politics from certain areas and it's been a total game changer it's a paradigm james is saying is agendas but it's like working and what do you perceive is the other journalists response because we see a lot of them doing a turn on wiki leaks and julian assange. well i mean there is a very mixed feelings among journalists and we have worked with a lot of excellent journalist who understand the importance of what we can use we also work with other journalists who have to go back and we have failed. very strange for most of the. people to post world. it is hard to say what exactly forces so but they have many of them have been. dishonest and spiteful in their in their. covering of weeklies so. i have no idea. but it's extremely strange as it is disappointing to experience
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that for me as a journalist for more than twenty years but it's a fact ok i want to talk to you about wiki leaks is the how do you think there's a concern there that the focus is moved away somewhat from the really important aspect of it which is these incredible leaks. to actually this sort of idea about wiki leaks as a whole in julian assange that's maybe a shadowing more important aspect of it now does that concern me well i mean the focus has. always been an independent kind of thing but we have not been able to always. decide upon how it was handled i mean. for example like in the first probably the day to par. in the collateral murder video. release in april of two thousand and ten i was surprised by the fact that the biggest stories were actually on the leak itself and secondly on julian
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a science. the fact that this is a video that is exposing. a war crime got much lesser tension and still hasn't gotten the attention it deserves but it is the media for you. the media will decide where the focus is and that's the reality we live in a way to see the future of wiki leaks always very hard i mean we have. we have been starved of ninety five percent of our funds julian assange is facing a legal battle. we know that in virginia there is a secret grand jury trying to find those of bringing cases against julian and or possibly others in the organization. people that have and are supporting we can use our being harassed when they. tell us even us citizens so we it's hard to see where the future is but. i believe that
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despite. everything we look back at the accomplishments all we can do so they are. great in this period to say this is a battle between wiki leaks in big corporations governments we see it is a battle. against corruption. and lies secrecy. and he thinks going to win. well it's hard to say but let's hope that. rupert murdoch was right in the early fifty's when he was on a tour in australia where he. wrote in that authorial. in the race between truth and secrecy truth will always win. i hope he'll remember these words himself but somehow i doubt if you're an effective
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journalist and i thing. which is to say it is being one of the world's strongest when it comes to the legal rights protected to whistleblowers what you think is the other countries are following state well iceland is on the path of changing the laws to to make it a very strong. shield for journalists and whistleblowers. it's a long term project but after the year economic collapse in no time two thousand and eight when everybody was agreed was caused by lack of transparency and formation so this is a. nation was. ready for for a total overhaul of the legal system it will take some time but sometimes shock like that in my entire nation spectacular show total meltdown economy. creates the right atmosphere for. for improvement in this nature one of the
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positive things that can come out of such situations but i suppose the shocks can also work the other way because the scene of this is the u.s. and some extent by sort of almost taking steps backwards and there's a sense maybe that these big corporations that are now under threat that the sort of transparency wiki leaks could bring fighting back against this now. that is certainly the trend i mean the situation comically or worse stream with dire i mean it was a. spectacular meltdown i mean the banking sector. was ten times the size of the local economy ten times the g.d.p. of iceland when it all collapsed over a few days you can imagine the consequences. in other places like here in britain i mean there was a bailout. basically the taxpayers had to shoulder the burden to keep the banks
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like they were too big to fail. years which are. all over all over yet what we're seeing of course is this trend. which was so much to. crack down it was a point with. totally contrary to to be slow and gradual improvement in the legal environment that we've seen. over the years. of longbow and some more protection i was introduced here in the u.k. a similar one u.s. . steel we received basically a systematic crackdown on whistleblowers especially in the us a very serious one we are all. from one nine hundred seventy in the espionage act it's been used to. haunt those who are basically blowing the whistle blowing the whistle on. illegalities corruption which is hurting the general public and costing the taxpayer money ok so we think
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that the legal protections afforded to potential whistleblowers can't necessarily be relied on at the moment which is an organization that predates these anonymous leaks what can you actually offer a whistleblower when they come to you how much genuine protection can you offer then. we'll have you know the a track record of. is impressive in that respect i mean nothing no nobody that has contributed material to weeklies has been exposed by anything that we can use has done so. hopefully the states like that we have we are still working on reopening the. electronic dropbox allows people to submit information to us with. it being traced to them in any manner we we wouldn't not be able to do it ourselves even let's hope that they will that will open soon meanwhile we've heard from
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a shouldn't delivered. you are summed up as had been asleep but. it is a very very important channel to have for whistleblowers ok thank you very much mr . wealthy british style. guide. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. business meeting on
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today children play war in the old case me. but in june nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barrier for the nazi troops on their way to moscow and. funders and restless were dying one by one under siege the same. water. in the last shelter an unnamed soldier left a few simple words farewell mother i'm dying but i'm not surrendering.
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. and there just wait for it joy in a sun jacqui doorways of the dance rang out over the world's number one whistle blower things eventually transferred to the u.s. before delivering its verdict honestly for political asylum. as opposition forces upon stage a massive fans of against syrian government troops despite a red cross brokered truce we reformed how it today should join the ranks of the rebels has meant death for some refuse. and the military backed election commission delays the results of the presidential runoff in egypt the move has outraged many in the country who see it as part of a coup aimed at keeping the army interim rulers in power. and it's time now for sports they were mine so after we had a day of rest the euro's back in action what's happening on thursday that's right
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maria well it czech republic against portugal will be our first quarter final later on some nights plus in this edition of will preview the rest of the matches this week stick around and i'll be right back. hello and welcome this is for an artsy with me to remind calls for a bit here is what's coming up. back in action the euro towards its well resumes on thursday with portugal versus the czech republic a preview of full for quarterfinals coming up shortly. meanwhile from chelsea to china didier drogba us what's the champions league winners for chinese superleague scribblers and big spenders shanghai shane hall. and king malkin the pittsburgh penguins star you get involved in its name the any chills most a valuable player for the first time. for both first and
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a battle of former finalists is jew this thursday night chris shatter and all those portugal take on the czech republic in the quarter fine. year olds once it's well in warsaw ok pork rich previews of that match for us plus all the other last aids clashes. so the group stage guillotine of euro two thousand and twelve has dispatched co-host ukraine and poland not to mention world cup finalists holland and early prospects russia but how will the remaining teams fare in the knockout stage after days break the focus is back on the quarter finals where history could help decide the prospects of the eight that made the cut. first up of the national stadium in warsaw on thursday it's group a win as the czech republic vs group b. runners up portugal captain cristiana are now though he of the cost hair and dizzying step overs is coming off the back of a scintillating personal performance and two goal haul against the dutch and now goes up against the czech side who went through with a negative goal difference. however the czechs did precisely the same ninety six
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when they reached the semifinals and they did so by beating portugal one nil in the last eight the equally magnificent remained carol to bosky producing the now trademark of the advancing vetoed by a to send the portuguese packing this time though the bookies are backing paolo bento skipper to grab the goals. meanwhile the victors this time around will face either group c. winners and defending champions spain or group d. second place is france who do battle on saturday at the dumbass arena in donetsk and encounters spain coach. is relishing not surprisingly the last time that all her face was in a friendly in paris ahead of france's embarrassment at the twenty ten world cup ominously goals from the media and said he handed the future world champions a to know when but a subsequent french national outcry change of coach and a twenty three match unbeaten run also means isn't taking france lightly as the
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spanish uniquely seek to retain their title while the men that did the french two first place in group d. old enemies england take on group c. . runners up italy in kiev on sunday surprisingly for two giants of european football these two rarely play one another the upcoming quarter final will be their first competitive contest in almost fifteen years and the only time the two have previously met at the european championships was in the group stage on june the fifteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty england needed to be the italian host to progress but it was the sooty who triumphed one nil thanks to a goal from now ireland assistant manager marco tardelli. yet most memorably for england fans was qualifying for the nine hundred ninety eight world cup with a battling goalless draw in rome against ten man italy again huddle side knew a point to it see them into the finals which they duly claimed however in right then christine very both missed late chances in a dramatic finale while bloody and bandaged paul ince produced
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a valiant performance for the three lions in two thousand and twelve one goal might be all the difference with wayne rooney and mario balotelli taking domestic rivalry on to the european field. and whoever emerges as victor will take on group b. winners germany against group a runners up greece after the two go head to head the amber colored get damask arena on friday greece have lost five and drawn three of their eight encounters with germany but before writing off an endo santos team remember your greek history in two thousand and four after knocking out defending champions france one nil in the last eight and you lost how to stay us was again the hero scoring the fifty seventh minute winner in the final as his side beat portugal one nil in lisbon to win the european title one of the biggest shocks in football history a superbly drilled side by then coach otto they hard all stifled portuguese flair and the tactics remain the same allowing greece to be russia on route to the last eight however against germany they face
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a powerhouse three times the champions three times the runners up the germans have effectively made the euros their tournament they won in group b. the so-called group of death with three victories the only team to do so and with a midfield engine driven by bastian schweinsteiger plus three goal mario gomez staking a claim for the golden boot it would probably take a second trojan horse to breach their defenses but then the dutch are out the italians haven't won since one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and the english have never lifted the trophy history is there to be made. r.t. kiev ukraine. and from international to club football news now where did the drug has left chelsea and joined chinese superleague side shanghai and watch the ivory coast striker signed a two and a half year contract with the big spending club reports of the earning up to three hundred thousand us dollars a week the thirty four year old said eight years at chelsea scoring one hundred goals in two hundred twenty six appearances he went out on
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a high scoring the decisive penalty in their champions league final victory over byard munich last month. now and i saw key more accolades have been showering on russian started getting moloch in the biz very penguins forward has been named the n.h.l.'s most valuable player the twenty five year old collected his maiden heart memorial trophy at a ceremony in las vegas he also picked up his second are ross trophy as their regular season scoring leader the two thousand and nine stanley cup champion posted fifty goals and fifty nine assists and malkin was also named the most valuable player at last month's ice hockey world championships after guiding russia to their third ground in five years. and basketball and the n.b.a. now where miami could be just one game away from claiming their second sights all following a one zero four ninety eight home victory in game four of the final series against alcohol mob the star trio of liberal james dwayne wade and chris bosh all made big
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contributions in miami's game for victory over oklahoma state james turns in a gutsy performance with twenty six points and twelve assists the score is now three one to the heat as the next match takes place on thunder scored now kevin durant's knows that his side have nothing to lose of this point as no team in history has ever recovered from a three one deficit in the best of seven final series. three will with a chance to. so you could go to oklahoma city. tomorrow we can with three games in a row here. we can win the series you know but next game we're going to take it possession it's a game of. go from there so you know tomorrow of course is a no do it. we're going to come out of the four now with thirty seven days to go until the start of the lympics athletes from across the globe are finalizing their preparations and great britain's eventing team may have more global media attention
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than most that's because of the presence of queen elizabeth the second granddaughter zara phillips has been selected in the five strong squad but refused to comment on whether the queen was her biggest fan. obviously my family you know very proud been right behind me and. you know you know it's great that. i am with to. software but you know i wish to you know go to get there and we know the next few weeks is working really hard to make sure that. it's got the best performance ever. i just feel very lucky to be riding a team with these guys. there are less than two weeks to go until one of the toughest things your incidents in the world sport gets on their weight that's once it's well
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of tour de france begins in belgium in ten days saw i'm one of the favorites this year is team sky's bradley wiggins who has been preparing for a training camp in spain that it's a year old wiggins is aiming to become the first ever british winner of this event and says it's something kids dreamt about since he was twelve years old however wiggins says defending champion australian cattle evans is the once a catch. toss to think. he's the winner last few years could climb wind sprints and small mountains so he. is still the man survey for the issues too and he wants a fight so never gives up. so for me. a million. and finally n.z. and crickets are yuvraaj saying is eyeing a return to the sport adverts once it's once the world cup later this year the big hitting batsman who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer earlier in what it's well and spends more than a month in
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a boston hospital in the united states historic it is to play at the i.c.c. events in sri lanka in september the thirty year old has already returned to light training and says his recovery is on the right track. done about six seven sessions of grooming. so i'm just getting back into the groove to do so we can or we're you know normally a lot of excitement for me for me at the moment i'll be back with mother of dates in just a couple of hours but our you tube channel is available to you at any time so check it out at our sport news and thanks for watching i'll be back since.
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