on r.t. tonight three german copycats of russian punk band pussy riot could face three years in a german prison for their protest stance in the cathedral this despite burleson's condemnation of the shorter prison and into the moscow trio. mass killer anders breivik to clear it saying and given twenty one years in prison while his fight against islam serving to inspire radical groups across you. know results of fresh nuclear talks between iran and the un's energy watchdog which says to rand's not cooperating enough put faces criticism itself for being biased.

if you just joined us this is r.t. live from moscow my name's kevin owen it's ten pm here now the catholic church is pressing charges against three german copycats of the russian punk band pussy riot after they disrupted a service in cologne cathedral the trio of activists could now face a prison sentence that's longer than the one given to the moscow counterparts last week verdict on pussy riot sparked a wave of condemnation abroad including from germany peter all of it takes up the story. two men and one woman all in their early twenty's they interrupted a mass service that was taking place in cologne chanting free pussy riot decked out in the the garish balaklava some brightly colored clothes that have become synonymous with the the russian punk rock collective calling for these three people calling for the freedom of the three women that were sentenced to two years in jail for hooliganism motivated by religious hatred now the group pussy riot had

performed a so-called punk rock prayer in russia's main cathedral which offended many orthodox christian believers now the catholic church of press charges against the three people here in germany waiting to find out exactly what they will be charged with now they could be charged with a breach of the peace and disrupting the free practice of religion the latter of those charges brings with it a maximum penalty of three years in prison so feasibly these people taking part in the copycat version of the pussy riot demonstration well it's all very interesting that this is happening here in germany germany of course was one of those countries that was particularly critical of moscow's handling of the pussy riot trial in russia now it seems that germany is facing a similar type of situation itself whereby three people could face up to three years in jail for performing a demonstration a political demonstration in a church. or peter's also following reaction story on his twitter feed as well if

you want to stay abreast of that you can at the moment he says the many germans on the street said the protests performed by the pussy riot copycats in the church was unacceptable from a key presses to say what he's talking about you can follow his tweets peter's online page so you can see it's reaction. it's peter goal of an. underscore. norwegian mass murderer and his brevik who admitted killing seventy seven people and taunted the court with nazis. lutes has been declared sane by judges he's been jailed for the marksman twenty one years for committing the country's worst atrocities since world war two with his bombing and gun rampage in oslo a new toy reuland but broken down a sentence equates to just over three months for each of his victims critics works when he heard the verdict at the end of his sentencing here paula jones to militant nationalists for not killing more people he's always insisted on his silence he and said these killings were part of his fight against the islamification of norway

countries who are suffering a rise in far right activities before the tragedy but as tests are still reports no variety. of feeling even more hatred towards immigrants and islam there is no doubt about his guilt for right militant unders brave massacred seventy seven people in norway thirteen months ago to show his rejection of government policies and immigrants and islam all this case once again highlighted europe's deepening divide over immigration had integration and the subsequent radicalization of ideas. last week a twenty nine year old suspected brave except her thighs or was charged in the czech republic officers found weapons and police uniforms in its flat and they believe he was planning a brave extol slaughter. while in norway police are investigating a threatening email sent to newspapers and politicians from a person who claims to be brave and in command i would my soldiers to give all due

respect to our people our culture and our ethnicity and warn all advocates of multiculturalism they get is this war we are now so deeply in physical violence is . a line that we draw very clearly now multiculturalism in the sense that everybody could keep this culture well this idea which has been the official idea for over for the last twenty years this idea is over there is a leading culture of the european values and european culture such far right fire has gained traction in europe but it's also angered the racism groups and proponents of the left there are some resorting to very public displays of opposition. while there's an increasingly vocal washer of ideologies and a rise in political extremes one step up the fringes countries are increasingly criticised for failing to properly engage people on what's needed so what the

problem out and so much social tensions are testing the limits of tolerance cross europe yet despite the obvious threat of a deepening standoff between europeans and immigrants others say europe's tendency to walk on eggshells in the name of political correctness makes any real and honest debate all but impossible when you have the riots in. with integration of umist and everyone trying to find some excuse. but condition of life and if we don't send a clear message to everyone far right. ok. muslim. it's become impossible to understand the police under is brave extra you may have reached a clue. but europe still nowhere near to wending at all to whether that cycle of fear and hatred. this are still the r t brussels. so i had

seen as greece struggles to satisfy its bailout deal its economy continues to deteriorate but as athens pleads for more time we are asking if its future in the euro zone has already been decided. and in these times of economic uncertainty we could be going back to day takes and filling our wallets with gold out that the u.s. republican party get their way and away i'll explain it all in about fifteen minutes time in the business but within. the realm of the u.n. atomic watchdog a failed to find a way out of the stalemate over to run its nuclear program and fresh talks the meeting it took place amid reports the rounds installed more your radio in richmond facilities that one of its one of its plants let's talk to gareth porter the best could have joined this now list on the u.s. foreign and military policies joining us on the line there from washington i'm mr porter so as i said there are these talks have failed once again whose fault is it you think both parties are equally to blame. but i think what's really going on

here is that the the i.a.e.a. is following a general strip a script or a strategy that is clearly determined by the major powers primarily the united states which is to keep iran on the defensive and in order to do that of course to keep the idea uppermost in the in the headlines covering this issue of the iranian nuclear program that the iranians are unwilling to cooperate with the i.a.e.a. the issue here is not whether iran is willing to allow the agency to come to look at this site that has been requested by the agency but rather whether the agency is willing to agree to a set of principles governing the broader set of issues surrounding the cooperation between iran and the agency and this is primarily

a question of whether iran will be allowed to have an exit from the process of being examined or investigated by the i.a.e.a. the i.a.e.a. but basically does not want to have any sort of end point to the process even if the iranians cooperate fully so no end date set even yet full further talks and the longer the stand might go along. i think this stalemate is going to go on as long as the broader or the higher level stalemate between v. iranians and v p five plus one the permanent five members of the security council plus germany continues that is to say as long as there are either talks or the talks have broken down and the two sides are basically talking about what to do now i mean i think the. fact is that the i.a.e.a. is not truly independent it's going to continue to follow

a line that is convenient for the fee p five plus one when all this is where the costs continuing its accusations today accusing iran of speeding up its work on a nuclear bomb but those claims lead to any further action i go back to what you just said who is likely to blink first for want of a better word. well i've been saying for some months now that the whole idea that benjamin netanyahu really seriously contemplates an attack on iran is really quite fanciful i mean the fact is that he has been even more cautious in in reality than his predecessor who would all merge whose government actually did threaten our right to attack iran quite explicitly whereas in fact the present prime minister has never explicitly said if the iranians refused to stop their nuclear program we will attack them what he really wants is for the united states to do that on his suggestions it's him along these lines are really intended to

push the obama administration to the direction of accepting his red line which is no allowing iran to have even a capability to enrich uranium final thought from you and they still the sanctions that are being imposed on iran on sunday and the runs hosting high profile seven nations which don't consider themselves allied to any bloc the un's chief going to be there as well among iran fifty one national leaders as the host what does it say about how much iran is or indeed isn't isolated by the world and and these restrictions that we've been saying well there's no doubt that iran has quite a bit of support among the nonaligned movement you know among those countries that are the nuclear have nots if you will they they do in fact have a lot of support for the point of view which the spouse which is that they have

a right to enrich uranium and the western powers are essentially taking trying to take that away from them for political purposes censure using a double standard or even worse things very much kind of portray us foreign military analysts live from washington d.c. thank you. alarming reports from bahrain which say security forces using toxic gas in residential areas of the homes of opposition activists the use of tear gas as part of the continuing suppression and arrests of those taking part in anti regime protests which are happening in the island nation daily now for bahraini m.p. saying how the almost sorry told r.t. the crackdown is likely to worsen while the authorities get away with abusing human rights. the problem that's happening in a. long time ago problem the the offer to using the new police force and violating human rights and how there are

security to just shut up everyone can not say anything and you know that libya rajab been in. conflict. three years and. just because he tried to raise this for us i can say that they took some police people with grades to the courts but they did not charge anyone of high grades who send their commands and are responsible of what's happening here in bahrain so we go online and r.t. dot com showing a couple stories there tonight israeli police zapping a palestinian father of five in front of his kids for trying to stop a brawl in a family who got many more pictures of that if you want to see more of it a lot of stories on our t.v. dot com tonight picking out a few more fees well. with the ice storm a russian rig in protest over drilling for oil in the arctic. and

a cerebral celebration for russian scientists are the result is the tantalizingly close to created the world's first artificial intelligence beating competitors at a global conference the very pleased that there's a taste of things to come. as you remain holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london avoiding extradition the wiki leaks founder is running some powerful support president rafael correa is exclusively told r.t. spanish channel that his country's cause is united south america. we supported him in a piece used me but i can't seem to find a better word of it because of the diplomatic clumsiness of those threatened us with violating the sovereignty of our embassy in order to arrest a song actually i mean this was brought together all the nations in south america

and other parts of the world by going to because this would have been pure barbarism and it's an unacceptable risk which would break one of the ground principles he said which has lost it for ages three and viability of diplomatic missions that the bolivarian alliance and supported by the people of south america and you know mainly for that reason not for granting asylum that's what. i've for president chris full interview will be coming up here on r.t. just bit later this hour of with more of his thoughts on just how far the diplomatic standoff over during a science she thinks is set to go. greek prime minister is on a charm offensive in europe right now hoping to win more time for implementing reforms promised to international creditors but my first stop in berlin he was met by a tough message from the german chancellor said action must follow words on saturday antonis samaras heads to france with the same mission investment adviser patrick young told me the struggling economy is won't be able to get back on track even if

it implements all of the promised reforms anyway. it's really rather sob this whole situation i mean the great political class are utterly delusional if they believe that they can possibly manage to make the numbers add up the numbers simply don't add up they have not added up in greece for perhaps two decades probably a great deal longer ultimately there is a fiction price to be won from greece greek economic numbers the idea that suddenly when you have an economy that's in a tailspin it's collapsing an incredible almost unprecedented grit that suddenly everything is going to switch iran is really not going to have the situation for mrs merkel who has got a terrible dilemma is she's actually going to have to do something radical that she hasn't done before the euro crisis which is making a decision and actually how she made any decisions a couple of years ago it would have been a lot better than the than the last a plus the sticking plaster is that if you don't like to this euro crisis the truth is there's no messing around here greece

is bankrupt and all star game over mrs merkel must agree with her of our ventures she has to inject greece from the euro because tragically it's the only humane solution for everybody involved. as for the world is friday night brief a laid off designer with a grudge return to his former workplace and shot dead a former colleague new york new york's empire state building is the latest pictures we go through government nine hundred fifty three year old jeffrey johnson then randomly fired people on the street the police eventually shot him dead nine others were injured in a shootout including some of may have been struck by police bullets. hundreds of supporters out opponents of egypt's president of clashed in cairo throwing fireworks and projectiles of each other the anti-government protesters accuse president morsi and his muslim brotherhood party of overstepping their authority and undermining parliament the angry crowds gathered in tahrir square which has become synonymous for egyptian protests since hosni mubarak was forced out. three

people are dead after this highway bridge collapsed in northeast china what a mess several trucks for their own thirty meters smashing into the ground below after that road gave way the eight lane stretch of highway had been open for less than a year it was designed to ease traffic congestion in the harbin area. france has suggested that western nations could consider setting up a limited no fly zone over part of syria without a un security council mandate early the u.s. has also put forward the idea of a partial closure of syrian airspace washington and its allies are still focused on plans for the future of the stricken country after president assad leaves but in syria itself meantime the fighting between pro and anti-government forces shows no sign of abating artie's oksana boycott of the visited one of the few pockets of peace in the crisis torn country. people. a phrase syrians use for someone who loves life and a good description of this nation's character different during

a time of war some syrians still preserve their home or joviality. the town of sway there is one of the few communities in syria still largely unaffected by violence don't like it let it remain with objects life is usual here people come to the park with their families every night nothing has changed. it's a striking contrast to the rest of the country just fifty kilometers west lies data the city where the syrian uprising began and we're going out to buy bread is sometimes a major risk but for the residents of suede that is no co-incidence populated primarily by the jews a religious group that incorporates elements of all major faiths sway that has so far proved syria's most successful peace laboratory the locals say it's because their culture breeds tolerance. in the lift to be different is

a basic right guaranteed by humanity in psuedo we have people of different political opinions we all respect and accept each other as human beings that's why sweden hasn't witnessed any confrontations we can differ politically but we still want to preserve our homeland we have people who are against the government but they're also going to violence then no army checkpoint on the streets and nor fear of rebel snipers on the rooftops business is slower than usual but the outlook is a bit these hold open the doors just two weeks ago as general manager is convinced that tolerance both political and religious always pays off. have to continue. people have to. have to. accept each other. with the. you have to accept about a culture of those people so i think it's good to

open up this book while the rest of syria gathers for funerals in psuedo weddings are still the most common public event money and more among about a dozen couples time they're not on that particular day i would spend the night in hotels where used to seeing very different people and we'll learn how to accept everybody that's what syria needs both sides need to stop killing and start talking to some in the west it may come across as ignorance and disregard for those who are suffering but it's actually the opposite the syrians always valued the beauty of the simple life and they won't give it up easily even at gunpoint. we're going right now but. i think that. maybe maybe you. want me to.

just catch up on the business now it's coming to twenty two minutes past the moscow time hi katie now you're telling us but earlier that we could be of or some kind of golden era so it makes a change from all the doom and gloom for sure but nothing comes of that a catch all exactly well that's it kevin that's right because that's what the experts say at the moment as i myself very well talking about having gold again but what is the catch here and that's why we've been talking to experts because some people in saying it's madness is it's not going to work simply because there isn't enough gold in the world anymore to be able to use it in this way and earlier we spoke to jacob no he's from morgan stanley and he gave us his opinion on the matter as i have a sense this. i don't think so i think if you have a currency is just backed by the gold standard you won't have the kind of flexibility to intervene when you have a crisis think what happened when lehman brothers went down and the authorities

searched on the sidelines since then through the crisis we've heard the third intervene time and again i'm not saying that there are negative consequences to those interventions but if it hadn't intervened there's a so there's a significant risk that would be you know a far worse place than yours today in the great great depression in america unemployment was in the high teens low twenty's for years now in america it's just eight percent i think it's a lot worse than it could it is a lot better but it could have been and their homes could have been tied if they'd been toit's to a gold standard. certainly pros and cons for sure let's have a look at the markets and we'll see how wall street is getting on because the markets that are still out there we have some comments coming out earlier from the federal reserve chairman ben bernanke when he says there is room for the central bank to take more action in responding to a bunch of questions today in the media and that's given investors a kind of glimmer of hope and just anything he says great is just going to be

a word in that really filters through the markets take a fast and is the technology stocks have been leading the pack really overshadowing disappointing economic data domestically which included orders the capital goods they did decline let's have a look at the european markets there because they aren't being closed but brits and they had a bit of a. i don't know if you can call it good news actually because it's data showing that the economy shrank less than first bit in the second quarter say ok there is good but they do remain in a double dip recession and if you look at the foot because they say is completely and utterly france it's a real lackluster performance and the reaction was pretty pretty muted but if we look on a weekly performance in last out one point six. let's talk about the year of them because it's still managing to decline now the chancellor angela merkel of germany she did say that the goal of the austerity measures is to help reach the light at

the end of the tunnel we know they've been really searching for more time to meet their bills and once again ensure the markets that greece will stay in the euro zone they've heard that many times before now the russian ruble had a mixed performance you saw that just get into the equity markets them because they did manage to finish in negative territory this week they were really mirroring what was happening in europe and responding to the boarding oil prices which have in recent hours regain ground but that was after the russian markets closed also wanted to mention as well that foreign direct investment rose seven billion dollars that was in the first half of this year so that was a little bit of a positive data happening here in moscow today and the united aircraft corporation is building a new mid-sized carrier to compete with the boeing seven three seven an airbus a three twenty and i have some one hundred forty seats and have a completely new design not based on the current super jets it will give the country a good range of seven aircraft with plans already announced to build

a larger lineup than the twenty one. big of a battle that's what they always say don't they did they do katie thank you so much now i hope you stay with us too for exclusive interview with ecuador's president julian assange jews case that's coming up after the headlines here on our team and next.

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