protests against the hold of trade talks rage on in ukraine while russia's president calls on brussels to tone down its criticism of moscow saying it's about business not politics. police in cairo in force a new law that restricts protests amid fears the country sliding back to an authoritarian regime. and a ticket to ride n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden appears on posters on washington bosses as campaigners urge americans to follow his lead and reject government surveillance.

is he going to offer moscow i'm marina joshing demonstrations continue in ukraine's capital kiev over the government's decision to turn down an association agreement with the european union that as president called on leaders to stop their criticism of russia over ukraine decision the european bloc has accused moscow of pressure in kiev out of signing the deal. is following the protest in kiev. protests are still continuing in kiev several squares occupied by the people and they stayed overnight despite the temperatures in the dropping below zero degrees centigrade and we expected certain these protests to continue at least until friday this week until the eastern partnership summit in vilnius last night we had a call by one of the opposition leaders to come to the government building in the morning and staged protests there at the same time a warning came from the local police to abstain from any kind of provocations

because according to the authorities they have information of certain provocative groups will be trying to incite riots and maybe even try attempts to take over the government building so obviously these people are unhappy with a gun is decision and they're still clinging to a slight hope that the deal may be still signed in vilnius despite strong assurances coming from ukraine's government from the prime minister from the foreign minister that the deal will not be signed but looking at the numbers and figures of potential economic damages it's easy to see why the korean government doesn't want to sign these deal let me break down some of these numbers for you do you charlie may have started a few people but it's no surprise to those who looked at the numbers the country's economy has been on a downward slope for over a year and a half with foreign debt at a staggering one hundred thirty six billion dollars it would have cost over one hundred billion dollars to modernize factories not all can so closures would trigger massive unemployment at risk if can not afford especially since the e.u. made it clear no immediate compensation then

a huge drop in industrial output from last trade with russia which said ukraine cannot get loyalty points from everyone ukraine's decision has also started a political street fight brussels and moscow as they do trade accusations of pressuring q. i wanted to ask our friends in brussels or my personal friends in the european commission to refrain from harsh statements do we really have to stifle an entire segment of our economy just to get them to like us salute was an issue. the fear is that with the free trade agreement only the place with the russian market could be flooded with european goods that could destroy entire industries and see tens of thousands of people out of work. but those camping out in key of central square are adamant about becoming part of europe despite the risks to their own countries you can only call. that was a good reporting from kiev and for all the latest updates from the ukrainian

capital you can follow his instagram is get food from the scene plus pictures from the heart of the demonstration. in. europe and ukraine were expected to sign a political association agreement as well as a free trade pact at an analyst when he later this week ukraine's president has said he would tan the meeting to explain why he has turned down the deal r.t. speer all over explains why some believe you turn saving europe a lot of trouble. ukraine's decision not to push for closer association with the e.u. could turn out to be a blessing for those european countries there was going to have to be some two hundred thousand pieces of regulation that would have had to be changed to allow ukraine to fit into this new partnership all of which would have had to have been paid for by the european countries now these pieces of regulation range from quite

big issues right down to things like the type of screws used on road signs and the gauge of railway tracks and those are things that really european countries can't afford to be paying for right now we're seeing eighty four million people on the brink of poverty across the european union this is according to the european union's own statistics organization youth unemployment is endemic across most of europe all of these things are leading europeans here in berlin to tell me that well europe should look to put its own financial problems correct before it starts taking on the debts of others. so it's not the e.u. already has plenty of problems in its own right at the moment for example bulgaria will be joining soon i will only create more were programs. we have ones i think yes this will be expensive we have not realized it yet but we just have to wait and see. it's hard to say there are plenty of problems in ukraine in any case if we

take them it should be done under different conditions. it seems year it may have dodged something of a financial bullet following ukraine's decision not to push closer ties. one reason ukraine shelled the e.u. deal was the international monetary fund severe terms foreign aid package included the freezing of salaries and additional harsh budget cuts we've got more else is on the story plus all the latest updates so had to r.t. dot com. police in the egyptian capital cairo have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse crowds protesting against a new law that restricts public gatherings. dozens of demonstrators have been arrested in the operation the bill requires police approval for public protests of more than ten people critics say the law is

a major blow to the marker as artie's bell true now reports. protesters today who took to the streets in defiance of this very oppressive new law they told me they felt like egypt to turn back time to the mubarak days when these kinds of brownies were swiftly moved from the streets by security forces who in fact to be given carte blanche to use violence to move people on so certainly feels like we've moved into a new era here in egypt people were fired on by tear gas and water cannons heavily beaten within moments of coming to the streets to protest in defiance of this particular new piece of legislation they were rounded up among those dozens that were arrested including sixty women and very well known activists including one human rights lawyer now this sparked uproar across the country egypt committee of fifty years in the last few days of drafting egypt's constitution had to suspend that session of the ten of its members walked out in anger over these arrests there's also been

a lot of comments made by egypt's political faction saying these protests will cannot continue. really yet to be seen what's going to happen but certainly egypt's feeling like it's moving into a new era where people can demonstrate people do have a voice of rights groups are saying is if it really have any crackdown on so it remains to be seen really whether the military backed government is going to be able to keep these very oppressive laws in place and keep restricting freedoms in this particularly tumultuous political time and coming up on our t.v. would take a look at the latest images from the syrian civil war. in this country engulfed in violence international mediators agree on a day to resume peace talks already shunned by the rebels fighting the regime in syria. britain is stirring into a color coded society with the u.k.'s white and asked nick minorities choosing to live apart that's according to a new study that warns of comfort zone segregation which could lead to division and

hostility between the communities are to sheriff earth has more on the worrying trend all that warnings that person could be drifting towards becoming a color coded society coming from the former head of the equalities and human rights commission trevor phillips now mr phillips has been leading some research with think tank demos and the university of london and what they've done is stated from between the two thousand and one census and the two thousand and eleven census and what they found is during that time more than one hundred thousand people from ethnic minority groups had moved out of london but instead of moving to areas considered predominantly whites of preferred instead to move to so-called mixed areas where there are already established minority groups now here in sheffield a local community has hit the headlines recent weeks the concerns raised over community tensions between the growth of population and other ethnic groups in the

community but what this research is saying is that this could be a person that we see played out across the u.k. the segregation really needs to be dressed and acknowledged because of course it does have very serious implications for community relations across the. aisle as estimated some six hundred thousand why britons a left london between two thousand and one and two thousand and eleven opting to move to areas with a high wide population eric housman professor of politics of the university of london says they're driven by the need to stay in the majority. one of the negative consequences is that you are getting whites british people avoiding very diverse areas so it's not because they dislike anyone group but they just want to be in a comfortable bitch already so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london new him or in parts of south london . each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that

there will be areas that have very few to know or not know but very few white british people. and in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are if there are very few white people living there and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract retain white british population in some of these areas that are maybe not so close to central london but are not far enough away to be sort of leafy and green so it's that where you might get this effect also to come on the program in the local fashion a status my being impressed by visitors to moscow's iconic red square have been taken aback by the sight of a larger than life live aton suitcase that's been installed near the crown well coming up we'll take a look at the controversy surrounding the case. the

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try to alter the spanish find out. visit to other that tito is calm. welcome back this is our team one of america's most wanted n.s.a. contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden has been spotted in washington d.c. but unfortunately for authorities there only a bus advertisement human rights activists launched a campaign to credit the leaker and call on the public to stand against america's wide spread surveillance program. hopped on the snowden bus. things getting weak in the us and civil liberties advocates are saying they're saying q to edward snowden it's a crowd sourced campaign so people across the country have donated small and large amounts to get this message across. in the eyes of the government edward snowden is

a traitor and civil rights advocates through campaigns like this one show there are many who don't think so and there are millions of people across the united states that recognize that edward snowden is an american hero and he were to much to democracy worldwide so it's important it's cool important to combat the message of propaganda that's coming from the obama administration in leadership that are trying to demonize them when what he's done is a case of classic whistle blow which the united states government classified its evidence of its own criminal misconduct its its violations of the bill of rights and all that that mr snowden did was revealed the basic facts that the public is entitled to know there's several legislative initiatives right now all stemming from edward snowden's revelations to make sure that the just later don't forget that edward snowden supporters plan on launching new bosses around january when

congress is back in session in washington i'm going to check on r t. o's how take a look at what our team has lined up for you on our website and you report sad as as many as eighteen million americans may be suffering from gluten related maladies caused by genetically modified food so i had to r.t. dot com for the full food investigation. plus the truth is stranger than fiction and our website you'll find a story of the hollywood spy film director of found himself involved in a real life clandestine operation. more news today violence is once again flared up the funny thing these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. shine corporations are

on the day. a deal has been struck won't agree some kind of deal there can be no doubt this first step agreement between iran and the great powers is of historic significance it could become the foundation for far reaching geopolitical ships in the region but have no illusions the naysayers are intent on scuttling the deal and the use of force we're told three maids on the table. playing games are a problem very hard to take on a plan to get on a plane flight that never had sex with her make sure no. one was.

going to the first. place. oh. please. please. look. a little. welcome back this is our team a bomb attack near the syrian capital damascus has left at least fifteen people dead including civilians and government troops this comes as further dramatic footage emerges from the war torn country so. an interviewer was talking to these children none of us. want to. shift the street fortunately the children were unhurt meanwhile world powers have agreed that

this year in cancun there's room in january next year in geneva the western backed free syrian army has denounced the talks saying it will continue its fight against the regime of bashar asad during the negotiations here and political activists amar will cough says the opposition could undermine any agreement. if. the government is one of the only two factions who can claim to present a fractured part of the security. of the parties of the opposition. to have such courage to speak to your presentation or if you're presenting another group of syrians but if the syrian government for example who used to treat even the suits who politicians knew that there's a vision on the ground were different is going to be agreed upon isn't going to stick because any good underground can actually go through. everything without some other stories making news around the world the u.s.

has reportedly flown to b. fifty two bombers over disputed islands in the east china sea defying new chinese air to fans rules china expanded its air to fan zone on saturday threatening measures against aircraft that didn't identify themselves japan that also weighs claims to the islands dismiss the new instructions as invalid. in germany angela merkel's christian democrat party has reached a coalition deal with the center left social democratic party. fell just short of the now right majority at last month's polls when it's the liberal party one no seat many yes we do supporters are wary of the deal after the party suffered a merkel shadow during a previous grand coalition. israeli security forces have killed three suspected palestinian militants in the west bank israel claimed those killed were linked to al qaida and were planning assault in the coming days against israeli targets the palestinian authority has denied any links to terrorist groups

and accused israel of killing innocent people. demonstrations in taiwan have a fourth day with protesters declaring that he will take over every ministry in the capital they have already surrounded several government buildings cutting off electricity and water to pressure people inside to leave bangkok has been engulfed by unrest over a controversial amnesty bill passed it will grant pardons to politicians both past and present and pave the way for the return of exiled former premier to know what. else cotland has taken another step in its campaign for independence by releasing a white paper dubbed by the country's first minister as a mission statement for the nation's future a six hundred seventy page blueprint outlined scottish plans to cut corporation tax expand free childcare and raise the minimum wage document comes ahead of next september's referendum by the scots will be asked

a simple yes or no question whether their nation should separate from the rest of the u.k. one that has strongly opposed the idea clashing with amber on the issues of currency reserves and e.u. membership but despite all the uncertainties scottish national party m.p. angus macneil says the white paper sends a very positive message to the nation. it really is an amazing amount of information that has been put at that and yes i think people do have the information to make the choice people are being inspired in scotland the reaction is that there are people already who felt that they were all on the fence of put up siding towards no who've had the positive message do you have seen or knew that there's a level of detail there on this level of detail that is accessible to them and this of course we knew that people who were who did have some by could have information that independents are more likely to support it you know this white paper is only going to increase the movement in the polls with a nine percent at the moment that's less than a five percent swing referendums of this kind usually have bigger swings towards

the end and we're very very optimistic on the u.s. side that the people of scotland will indeed make the right choice officials and the kremlin have been our age by a larger than life suitcase place to ride in the middle of moscow's iconic red square artist margaret howell went to find out why it's causing so much uproar. standing here right in the middle of red square what do you expect to find here the kremlin of course lenin's laws only on very sacred ground here in russia in addition to these major landmarks we now have this gigantic leave aton box which is featured behind me you know it stands thirty feet high it's a huge monstrosity of sorts and there is the national outcry about this box on twitter a photo shop images have come up on line regarding this gigantic glory of a ton box now twitter of people online have been commenting that this sacred ground has since been turned into a commercial space members of the demo have come out and were guards condemning it

saying you know that it just doesn't belong here other and in the good department store has since decided to go ahead and remove this box now they're citing that it's not because of the outcry the public outcry but it's rather because it's just simply too big so we're going to see this major luva ton trunk being taken down in the coming days it was originally supposed to be here for six weeks now they're saying it will come down. up next did the cia turned one time of detainees into double agents i doubt abbe martin's breaking the set. when the crisis leaves us traces everywhere. empty clothes shoes become the norm.

children pay for the mistakes of a dose. by working in a tobacco field or in a cafe. they are the ones who come back home laughs. so because games are just. in the memory. do you seeing humanity as a whole would benefit from living some parts of the world g.m.o. free just to play on the safe side view through biotechnology research through genetic modification we can give those small holder farmers the opportunity to be able to deal with and survive all of those challenges and i believe they should have all of the teeth.

what is up y'all i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set you probably heard about arizona governor jan brewer for all the wrong reasons after all her love for private prisons and disdain for undocumented immigrants ranked her among the worst governors in the u.s. unfortunately this next story only helps cement her place on the list so it was recently disclosed that over six thousand child abuse claims across arizona have gone completely unvested and while that number refers to cases dating back to two thousand and nine the vast majority of them are only a few months old and while i'm not blaming birth for the abuse itself of course she did take office in two thousand and nine so every one of these cases happened under her watch at the very least she could have fired the man alternately responsible

for child protection in the state clarence carter ironically burr even said that fixing up arizona's troubled department of child protection services was a top priority as governor but it seems like she's been far more concerned with making sure all those brown people stay out of her state. of the. it was a. very hard to take. lightly that he ever had sex with her but there. was. such.

little. twelve guys i didn't think it was possible that the cia has officially ruined one of my all time favorite beatles songs that's right according to the associated press reporters out of goldman and not appear as though one in mccartney's classic penny lane was the code name for a multi-year long program to turn guantanamo prisoners into double agents goldman in a talk to nearly a dozen u.s. officials involved in the program and while they owe all chose to remain anonymous these are the same guys that uncovered the n.y.p.d. is enormous muslim surveillance operations so i think it's safe to say they have some credibility according to their reporting as hundreds of detainees began flooding into guantanamo in the years following nine eleven the cia just couldn't pass up the golden opportunity to put get no prisoners on the agency's payroll which is where penny lane comes in in two thousand and three it began as the unofficial name of

a cluster of cottages just outside of guantanamo's administrative offices after prisoners were identified as potential candidates for the operation they were taken from the confines of guantanamo as main prison and placed in these well kept cottages complete with patios full size beds and even a collection of pornography if requested by the detainee now keep in mind that during all of this the c.i. . i wasn't interested in the hundreds of prisoners that were sent to guantanamo on flimsy or nonexistent evidence nope in fact a prerequisite for those candidates is that they had significant and deep ties to al qaeda so that they could be you could be of use to the cia when released back into the world so while detainees with no terrorist ties continue to hold up in their cells of this day many of the most dangerous and violent detainees were freed long ago and placed inside of actual al qaeda cells you know i'm beginning to think the cia uses the showtime series homeland as a training video for its agents so just to get this straight the cia release is the

worst of the worst instead of trying them in an actual you call it trial court of law and with no guarantee that these so-called double agents won't immediately remember violent extremism and surprisingly penny lane was administered under the bush administration but when obama took office he called for a full review of the intelligence gathered from these double agents to help him carry out drone strikes because there's nothing like trust soon al-qaeda source to take out al qaeda and i write you know i'm not even surprised at this news anymore considering how the us has already bribed taliban warlords in iraq insurgents to not kill soldiers and private contractors during the occupations so i guess the real strategy behind the war on terror is that if you can't beat em pay them and then drone them.