but you get press twice. well let's hope so it's clear that washington is now turning its focus first of all to china and to a certain degree towards a wrong although keep in mind that because of the escalation of oil production in the united states itself through various techniques such as fracking and getting it from shale oil as. well there is a possibility that the united states will not be as dependent upon that part of the world for petroleum which could lead to a reconsideration of its military empire in that part of the world the problem of course is that the israeli lobby is very potent in the united states of america and israel has been making noise this is you will know about attacking iran and if there is a real does attack iran it will be very difficult for washington to stand down it will inevitably be dragged into that very dangerous conflict and therefore it makes

sense not to escalate sanctions against iran but to engage in dialogue with iran ok you think that's what we're going to see in the elections not no further rhetoric possible striking and wolf we're going to see talks now the election's over yet. well let us hope so there was a report in the new york times some weeks ago that said that already talks commence between tehran and washington i should also note that there have been some very ominous reports in the us press recently that suggests that the stuck stuck nest computer virus that was released in iran supposedly to destabilize the iranian civilian nuclear facilities has backfired and somehow has affected computer networks not least in chevron the major u.s. oil giant that shows the danger of this kind of tension and conflict with iran it can easily backfire as this computer virus will show and of course is what we're

seeing mr screen as you're speaking it wasn't a great back it was the of a. back in the white one now that relationship is going to. well obviously mr netanyahu is going to try to make nice belatedly with mr obama it's well known that mr netanyahu was a former business partner of mitt romney the republican nominee for president it's also well known that the relationship between obama and netanyahu was not very good at all not only that but elections are coming up in israel and there might be a strong competitor against project and yahoo will be running on a platform that mr netanyahu has basically damage the all important relationship with washington not only that but the palestinian authority is going back to the united nations seeking an enhanced status which is also going to put israel on the spot so mr netanyahu is obviously swimming in choppy waters and it makes good sense

for him to try to dial back the tension with mr obama really quick last thirty seconds when we go on the line want to ask you about that drone incident that was reported last week only today iran says it will deal decisively with any object to violating its their space is it put it revealed just bring up that of you is that iran shot at a u.s. drone a few miles from its airspace last week was that i washington respect mistaken washington provocations you think briefly. yes i think it was a mistake i think it was a provocation the iranians charge that the drone was over iranian waters washington says they were international waters in any case there are many questions that need to be raised about this proliferation of drone warfare it raises searching questions about international law and it's a political ety all right thanks very much for being on the program much appreciated author and story gerald hold thank you. strong in a broader unable to return to a sick mother we're reporting on. who is a god from coming home to the us. we talk about. that could be.

the legacy no one should be proud. of scrap metal littering pristine arctic landscape building stilton over their foundation pipes spilling black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the spitzbergen archipelago don't make a pretty picture the guiding principle here is the worse the better locals like to tell the story that back in soviet times when norwegians were visiting barons were they also an express lane. and how prosperous the settlement was well times have obviously a challenge when they saw it lags they still attracting the region tourists or barons work cons watch native cash that's why when. our goal is

common as was uncovered here a few days ago instead of throwing it away the local administration decided to paint a venue and put it at variance work central square that can do nine hundred eighty s. there was a burgeoning mining community the soviet union was determined to maintain its own costs. are located halfway between north america and western europe the burden archipelago is part of norway but a special status that allows other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of the cold war it served as the use of western most outposts now it's one of the soviet union's last preserved relics. of the soviet union if it was cut off from any financial support. it's a curious site for western tourists and i think it could be even more appealing for russian travelers to keep its presence on spitsbergen russian film until

a coal mine here but in terms of profit is far behind local souvenir shops so between mary bill it is a big hit the defunct are incurred and still helps keep the money flowing guys it's the russians doing your show but you can't play in rubbles are almost enough to grow your local administration is increasingly under pressure to bring the infrastructure up to more than standards if these modernization efforts are not very popular with tourists if you come into a very authentic place like arms should stay the way it is that would be my wish i mean that's the part of the a little you know authentic traditionally opulent. i should not i would not like to have it in a shiny condition to be on as the time to change even for the better is not always good for business something that even a local band has become attuned to when they try to add the morning russian songs

to die repertoire the audience called all they wanted to hear it was a song comfortably familiar. oh you're watching r t is coming up to twenty minutes to eleven o'clock at night this night so november you can see me that must mean business q business talk again of course about capital outflow it's been a big story that continues to come up in the business bulletins yet again and data goes on and on and on and we're actually going to analyzing the numbers because it's not necessarily always and negative thing at stake heavens i'm going to be talking about caps who out on the field. holds for the russian economy what else is going on business and well something fun as well we've had some places in as to how

much the coliseum the eiffel tower and moscow's crime then that actually they were . pretty penny wouldn't hear. them with you know indeed so yes as they were. growing concerns about the future of the global economy make investors move the money from the markets to what they deemed to be a safer place and moscow is no exception the country faced a five billion dollar capital outflow last month was state regulators expect in the overall money out to reach a near sixty seven billion dollars this year but it is not all bad because the country is a massive outflow not a silver linings got tom fast said at the ready for us to. either case it so the situation right now there. well yes it will return to a familiar theme as you said this is this comes up again and again and it will

continue to do so the headline figures at the moment. five billion dollars of investment left russia so not an insignificant figure there and that brings the overall for this year at about sixty to sixty five billion dollars slowed compared with about eighty billion last year but we're still talking about a lot of money leaving russia and that sounds pretty bad. really disastrous right now it does sound it does sound bad let's go a little bit deeper it's not so terrible most of this is portfolio investment this is money that invest in waters around the international markets it comes and goes you know people can't can't control this money so so directly. what it doesn't take account of is money that goes into things like the factories the the retail outlets that open in russia longer term investments business partnerships money that seeks to stick around and my. some profit that way the finance ministry estimates that that itself could come to about sixty eight billion dollars which could roughly

equal all of this money that has left as we heard a little earlier. which of course capital flight is not a good thing for us however it's not only due to the investment climate for example it's more profitable to move the money offshore than invested in russia also in the current economic uncertainty people tend to save their capital rather than invested so many companies that made money in russia are simply keeping it abroad that is so indeed they may be wanted to keep their money abroad the finance mentally does point out though there are other plus size potentially to this money leaving russia and lists have have been keen to note that this could help to avoid overheating in the economy inflation and bubbles that may result from if there was too much money pouring in and also a connection effect outflow puts the ruble under pressure and that could help russian manufacturers and produce and production which otherwise may struggle to

compete from this early tom best case scenario is money comes into russia and stays it master i would not be lovely yes it will i mean it was very different let's not forget in two thousand and seven eighty two billion dollars flooded into russia so yes you know it is it is a problem but that money is leaving however yeah but if you just simply you can't fix these things down on the markets owned by noma and so this is the situation has changed a lot since then investors now they're jittery about russia it's of an emerging market it's a volatile place and so if things in or outside russia or in russia change they can they can run but on the question is what needs to change then in order to keep this money here absolutely i think. you have to consider this outflow is natural what's motivating it well the finance ministry isn't shy about saying so neither is for

example the world bank in its doing business report this year published not so long ago where she came one hundred twelfth that improved its position but still things like trying to get electricity to a new business or getting business business permits it did appallingly on the rankings there is still major problems with things like infrastructure corruption and simplifying brock you see all of these things heard before and the russian government conscious is that they are going to need to improve these core underlying foundations for of for investors to want to stay in the right sun in the reality let's fast forward a year or we still going to be sat here having this same conversation about capital up like well i hope you're not too bored yes i think we think we will still be here chris i said precisely what we'll be discussing is less certain there is the potential for big changes of course oil and gas prices have a special significance for russia who knows what could happen to them prices around the world investors mood around the world can swing massively russia's market

notoriously volatile but in some form at least everyone out there watching we will be here and we will keep you updated on this the jolly good tom thanks very much indeed for that calculator. ok let's move on and check out some markets then shall we it's been a tumultuous week for the u.s. markets in the wake of the u.s. elections but we're looking at gains at the end of the week and that was better than full cause consumer sentiment overshadowed concerns about the fiscal cliff negotiations check out europe then it's a different picture though suffering a week session this friday as a so-called fiscal cliff of automatic tax increases and spending cuts next year is making investors nervous. continues its southward journey meanwhile we've got the russian ruble i finished up low against a basket of cards is today. it was

a disappointing day for the russian markets we have a risk aversion on a falling crude oil price contend with you looking at the closing figures for this week for the last hour markets. while the climbing did makes big automakers like ford imposed close production in europe washes off of us has decided to learn most of those with its low price model grounds up become produces as ground so will be available in germany france and a number of other european countries as early as next year that's the motto could be more expensive europeans than for the message body is it will remain well below the price of all the car on the market the current price for a lot of ground in russia is around ten thousand dollars. and a leading international think tank house will see the shift in the balance of the world's economic power the organization of economic cooperation and development said that china's economy will be larger than the combined economies of the

eurozone countries by the end of the she did moreover the commission also says the asian state will overtake the u.s. as the number one economy by the end of twenty six to. save all that stricken spain has found yet another way to try and we fill its budget the country plans to sell around one hundred prime state properties by twenty six deign to say this could bring the country almost three billion euros in total. and speaking about state property russia's consulting group uphill has valued the most recognizable real estate in several capitals according to the firm's estimates the kremlin is a real bargain in comparison with other european landmarks it was values are only fifty billion dollars meanwhile the tower of london got the price tag of almost twice more than the symbol of the russian government however ninety billion dollars is still not a great deal in comparison with other relics one of the greatest works of roman

architecture and engineering the coliseum was valued at one hundred ten billion and the eiffel tower hit the top of the rankings with an estimated cost of an enormous five hundred fifty billion dollars that's almost equal to the market cap of the world's most expensive company apple. certainly puts into perspective that more news coming your way here r.t. with kevin of course off the ship right stay with us. secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't sound anything turns mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. to please speak your

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to gather for worship led by a prominent leader the country's opposition at least one person died during that crackdown public gatherings were banned last week to stem the regime protests among the shiite population which has seen up to eighty people died scores arrested since february last year. turkish fighter jets and helicopters have bombarded kurdish militants along the border with iraq it's left fourteen dead the strikes were reportedly law. after security forces got a tip off from locals about a build up of separate activity in the area the of kurdistan workers party to pick a case currently fighting turkey to try and car but in the penn state going on a long time over forty thousand people have been killed since the start of the sea back in one thousand nine hundred four. thousands of salafi muslims have taken to the streets of cairo demanding the introduction of sharia law the rally comes amid a fierce dispute between islam ists and liberals over the wording of egypt's new

constitution the drafting of a new framework the latest step in the country's modernization of the ousted hosni mubarak in last year's popular uprising. next tonight's the story of an american living and working in qatar but he's been banned by u.s. authorities from going back to his native oklahoma to visit his ailing mother air force veteran siddig long converted to islam over a decade ago and is now their one of federal no fly list you know been told why adam soltani from the council of american islamic relations believes the man's muslim name has rendered him an undesirable. the circumstances are pretty much heartbreaking because he is going to start and that he may never get to see his mother again and that's a reality we have to deal with which parent would have won their last wish to be with their children there's no indication of any reason for him to be on this no fly list and he has never been convicted of any criminal activity he has served his country for ten years in the u.s. air force and he has indicated that there is nothing he can think of that would

link him to anything criminal in nature you know there are cases care has dealt with in the past of individuals who were placed on a no fly list sometimes it just has to do with the name their name may sound like someone who was affiliated with criminal activities or or something of the sort we've never really been given answers by the f.b.i. and the department of homeland security so we're not one hundred percent sure it's kind of speculation at this point but nevertheless you know he's indicated that he is not a law abiding u.s. citizen and really cannot think of anything that would prevent him from travel. we're also reporting tonight will be no more f. word formula one racing to discover online for most what made motor sports bosses take measures against. the other drivers to buy broad terms online from also the two together minutes the time for a change in china as the country is preparing for its once in a decade with following like closely as well but our team dot com.

ceremonies across germany are marking a pivotal day in the country's history november the ninth or the wall come down twenty three years ago now it was the end of the cold war when two countries a sense of me became one again but as many financial reports divisions remain. made in love a belly produced in western germany by a choreographer from the former d.d.r. in the eighty's when one nation was riven into staff and fled what he saw as a prison for the promise of freedom. when artists needed inspiration who didn't have the chance to see the outside world were telling us in the old way through us in the west when we were different more emotional genuine and of that enrich though . he never came back because even twenty years after the fall of the berlin wall the east is still locked in the dark past. soviet era infrastructure derailed never

really adapting to the capitalist reality reunification it turns out was more annexation what happened politically in the way of international laws that west germany became bigger if they would have taken the chance in that time to say we abolish both germany as we abolish the west of germany and we abolish the eastern regimes that use germany and we make something new we make a new germany this might have been much better the forging of one nation was the end of another this is all that remains from a once large power plant in the village of man that stein in eastern germany it used to generate electricity for railroads and trams shortly after reunification the plant was shut down as happened with most industry in the former g.d.r. abandoned buildings like this and deliberate dated are still scattered all across the east here silence reminders of the former republics power the two decades following the reunification so a million and a half had west those two youngsters live in an aging population behind slowly that

might be changing since two thousand was the migration numbers are declining and in two thousand and eleven we had for the first time note not more out migrants than in migrants these people live in britain statistics they all see the nickname for born easterners and they've returned home and everybody want to come but sometimes opportunity is not given it's a responsibility of the political to encourage people to stay here to give them like a maybe. opportunity to earn money but they're using eastern greed and western guile to help themselves probably they're all had similar problems like now . where do i find the flowers or if i want to buy a whole lot of these curves off so the next project was that we build a website where we try to collect all this information but the challenge is the

tougher to overcome maybe unspoken the water between the d.v.r. and us germany was one of the hottest across in the world this brown path is what used to be a minefield and imposing construction with says it to be cameras barbed wire fences and watchtowers every one of the half kilometers it was all taken away after reunion this place is now a museum but while there was a may have become part of history division remains the boundary and some people's minds is as solid as ever and until these barrier falls through reunification will remain just an illusion. or if an ocean r.t. reporting from germany world news headlines of data just a few minutes from now. culture is that so much as i can recall right on it until he heard a song obama want to decisive victory returning him to the white house for another

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