partridge joins us next with all the latest from the world of sports stay with us here on r.t. . hello and welcome to the sports news and here are the headlines to scour the rails the moscow side fails to gain ground on leaders in it after losing one millet look at marty's in the capital darby. while back on track fernando alonso catapults himself back into the formula one title race with a hard fought win in the italian grand prix. and still king of the ring.

welcome back here with r.t. here is a look at the stores that shake the week tensions at the u.n. general assembly reached fever pitch as iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad riles u.s. officials with noisy rather were many protested his attendance and president obama called his remarks offensive. the recent success of entertainment gratian political parties in europe is turning heads raising fears of growing nationalism across the continent. as arctic ice melts the struggle for access to the region's vast resources heats up prompting russia to call for war cooperation for that reason arctic nations gathered in moscow this week in an attempt to avoid clashes. are you back at the top of the hour meantime we'll bring you our special report and today we're telling you the stories of those who have prosecuted protested and even participated in hate groups in the u.s. . are. when i very first got involved and show winds and even started hanging out with scan heads and different people like that i was searching for something and when i met the scan heads. it was kind of like a whole ne

fighter had to say about islamist extremism and his former colleague osama bin laden next hour here in r.t. . our stone here is gearing up to become the first country from the former soviet union to adopt the euro is being hailed by the country's politicians as an historic moment but with a single currency on shaky ground many stones fear that joining the club could lead to financial uncertainty on barton's more. a day at the market and experience you live fears will become considerably more expensive with the impending arrival of the single currency which. as a regular housewife i'm against the dutch you know the euro because with that adoption prices for basic groceries such as sugar but it isn't kerry's who will go up on january the first stone it will become the seventeenth country to join the euro area it's taken years of economic reform and government spending cuts to get here we need to keep inflation low but this means also we need to keep our salaries low and cannot have. high growth we need and that's why according to my understanding the timing of joining their own is not a cour

and the international community is also stuck with it it's nearly quarter past the hour here in moscow you are with r.t. and bear in mind you can find more on the stories we're covering on our website. and here's a quick look at what else are waiting for you right now and you can find out what dangers lurk in the depths of the baltic sea and the efforts being made to make the waters safe. the remains of an eighteenth century russian emperor who was ousted from power in childhood and spent his life in solitary confinement. this week russia and norway signed an arctic border agreement resolving a decades long territorial dispute the treaty created a maritime boundary in the energy rich barents sea and divided a disputed area roughly half the size of germany the deal is expected to boost offshore exploration in a region rich with reserves of oil and natural gas. rushing in the weeds and leaders aglow in from satisfaction what president dmitri medvedev and prime minister yen stoltenberg have achieved is a huge relief for their nations. it took us forty years to arrive at this agreement it's a long time but

and will bring you that full interview with mr liu to make over next hour here on r.t. and we'll continue our coverage as well of the global policy forum here and jaroslav over the next few hours for do you can stay with us for that. position. when it's something really crucial what you want to get down to. special coverage. this time the latest. round special guest discussions on the way the modern state in providing security and stability. at the present they want to. question. well here are the yugoslav president promised those behind us deadly terror attack in north sets you will be dealt with he said there's no point being soft with terrorists who said they must be destroyed the republic is holding an official day of mourning for the seventeen victims of the car blast that hit the capital central market. over reports from logic off cause for the first few rolls are now being held. we are at the exact street and logic of cars what the explosion has happened the central market is always there the car has been parked there and the whole area is still blocked by the pol

policy towards russia this sunday here on r.t. . suspected a russian criminal mastermind has survived an assassination attempt in central moscow it was sajjan better known as grandpa haasan is being treated for gunshot wounds in the hospital r.t.c. or piskun office at the scene of the crime he joins us live. hello you're going to so give us the details of this latest assassination attempt. well it happened that around eight pm on thursday evening in the very center of moscow when the site also known as ground zero was thought to be a major criminal or a. in russia he arrives to clear skies and reportedly to visit his son who lives at an apartment in one of the local buildings as the criminal lord and his bodyguard were the approaching the entrance to the building several floors shots were fired first hitting the bodyguard and then injuring. himself the driver called an ambulance and as afterwards came to the scene of the incident the investigators found a suspicious looking window in open window in one of the buildings nearby when t

nine pm in the russian capital thanks for being with us here on r.t. we start with a global policy forum in jaroslava which has been hearing from the russian president dmitri medvedev told the u.s. to overcome what he described as jealousy towards moscow's proposed new european security deal and in a speech concentrating on democracy he said that those who say russia isn't democratic have bad memories or he. has been following the discussions. the bosun line on to present the bed of speech was that time has come not just to talk not just to criticize each other but time to find global solutions three main topics dominated today's disk. sions democracy modernization and efficiency very simple things very simple ideas but how to achieve them there is indeed no consistency on that and the question is whether there should be consistency over that every country should go its own way russia's president russian president dmitry medvedev take on that is that nothing is very straightforward these days and this is what the forum is about as for the central topic

and you can watch our full interview with russia's emergencies minister next hour right here on r.t. well people are always searching for new ways to relieve the strains and stresses of everyday life in russia mabrouk group of therapists has come up with an extreme method to overcome your problems that of burying people alive they claim that twenty minutes of it can change your outlook on life despite grave doubts about it went to give it a try. above ground there are a few signs of life below the surface a man trapped with his greatest fear is pavel has just been buried alive for twenty minutes not torture but it stream therapy. that's the first thing you experience is panic once your face is covered with dirt you start tasting it and thinking what the hell am i doing down here or what i want to come down to simply no more the place like this these are the grave digging therapists modeling the burials on an ancient form of self in lighting meant practice by shamans they wanted to make the rights more accessible believing everyone can benefit. there's the most effective and powerful

thrive and you can watch the full interview with him on political observer doris nesbitt next hour here on r.t. but for the meantime here's a preview. there is social and personal freedom in china the third is never been before in the history of china and their freedom has allowed the people to contribute to the whole and to create. an ever greater and more prosperous society so every level whatever they're doing more incitement more. of course physically. the appearance of a child just gone to the most modern country in the world. to some other news now and jewish activists aboard a boat sailing towards the gaza blockade say they expect israel to intercept them but campaigners say their objective is to show that not all jews support their government's policy towards the palestinians the attempt to deliver humanitarian aid comes almost four months after an israeli raid on another flotilla ended with nine activists being killed the incident was condemned worldwide and labeled a brutal and disproportionate attack the jewish state still claims the incident was self-defense and considers the turki

r.t. dot com here's a peek of what's online right now. the true cost of luxury see how poachers searching for one. the world's most precious foods black caviar are pushing the sturgeon species to the brink of extinction. plus russian inventors find a way to keep drivers from falling asleep at the wheel i know what it is and how it works out r t v dot com. former u.s. soldier has found himself at the center of a scandal after posting a controversial video on you tube sergeant dunson was discharged after planting grenades in the cars of iraqis at checkpoints and then filming the driver's reactions this was all supposed to be a prank but as artie's paul asli reports for most iraqis it's not a laughing matter. manning a checkpoint all day must get boring which is perhaps why sergeant dunson and his partner admit they toss the time playing jokes on unsuspecting drivers in the posting dunson describes how they planted a grenade into recommence calm a few seconds of confusion all's explained and that took place but very would be to drive is st o

r.t. new jersey. channel you can check out on a stasi churkin his previous report on that almost cap and of course all the other stories that we're covering here on r.t. . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations. more than forty servicemen have been reportedly killed in a gunfight in ten it's believed they were ambushed in the mountains in the northern part of the central asian republics the soldiers have been searching for prisoners who recently escaped from a high security prison last month more than twenty people sentenced for their part in an attempted coup killed the jail security guards and escaped into the mountains they were part of the islamist opposition movement that fought against the central government in the civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. the republic of south of seti is celebrating twenty years since it declared independence since one nine hundred ninety it has faced several military conflicts and made continuous attempts by georgia to bring it back under control artie's axon the league has more from the festive capital s

r.t. . headlines here on the. opium production has to do diseased poppy crops but the amount of land used to grow the drug remains unchanged this according to a u.n. report and we visit our prison away doing time for drug smuggling. religious real estate is fueling tensions in india as the country awaits. to either hindus all muslims. so it's kind of sad to hear one or even see one run you know. the media has left the building over a hundred delegates left the dressing empty seats of the u.n. general assembly as journalists followed the figures. and a group of russian sending people to an early grave but only for about twenty minutes at a time insisting that being buried alive is a radical cure for depression. and the business side moody's investor service and lower spain's top credit rating a notch this puts additional pressure on the government as it has to pass laws austere budget three decades all that and more at twenty past the hour. twenty four hour news live from moscow you're with r.t. welcome to the prog

r.t. okinawa japan. and i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in just a moment stay with us here on r.t. . oh so. you're. telling her. this is true still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that in the soviet files the count in case ever long on our t.v. . sets. eight thirty pm here in the russian capital thanks for staying with us here on our team with our breaking news coverage having seventeen people have been killed in a car bombing at a market russia's apollo north caucasus region more than one hundred others were injured in the attack on the republic of north a setia security has been tightened across the region. following the attack we have spoken to a number of eyewitnesses those who were either in the market when the car bomb exploded or who live nearby one local told us that she's sadly become used to living in fear. streets have been cordoned off and even the seats are sincere you heard the blast i couldn't tell where it came from he learned from our neighbors that there had been an explosion at the market naturally i did not let my child go to school and heard that th

on the back with adeline's in a few moments stay with us here on r.t. . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images group world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. every month we give you the future of the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join other technology update on our g. data generated from an electrical grid. you can do to do it in california. hundreds of energy sources and help a person. let's go to support a planet. eight thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. as we recap the stories and shape the week these are the headlines russia's republic of north mourns the seventeen victims of thursday's terror attack that if the capital busy market. as the us marks nine years since the deadliest terror attack the world has ever seen we look at how the ground zero tragedy has led to zero tolerance towards islam by some people in the u.s. . plus the top minds gathered to discuss a formula for a better peace and democracy at t

stephanie money's up next with your business update stay with us here on r.t. . hello and welcome to the business bulletin investors are once again focusing on the poor state of european banks the government of violent has announced it will be taking a majority stake in the country's second largest bank as part of a fresh bailout it's also revealed the price tag for bailing out all of its banks will be more than fifty billion dollars this will raise its deficit to thirty two percent of g.d.p. in two thousand and ten meanwhile moody's has no it's spain's top credit rating up by one notch this puts additional pressure on the country's government as it prepares to pass the most austere budget in three decades it comes as the belt tightening measures imposed by the european governments provoked a massive protests across europe. concerns over public financing also feeding into the currency markets this week the brazilian finance minister said there was a covert currency war taking place as countries sought to devalue their way out of debt earlier i spoke to chris we f

some insiders seem to think so the debate coming up next on peter lavelle's crosstalk stay with us here on r.t. . if you can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle when it comes to the global recession three letters say it all deb u l n u economic recovery in the developed world is sluggish at best and there are fears of a double dip recession hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent to stimulate economies why hasn't it worked. can. you discuss the state of the global economy i'm joined by martin henniker in hong kong he's an associate director at the tike group in frankfurt we go to william endo economic research center and the author of the new book gods of money wall street and the death of the american century and in boston we go to peter cohen he's the president of peter cohen associates and author of capital rising how capital flows are changing business systems all over the world and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger martin if i go to you first in hong kong you've got three letters w. l. and you pick one and why. none of them i'm very co

r.t. okinawa japan. i'll be back with a recap of our main story in just a moment stay with us here on r.t. . hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. would be so much brighter if you know about someone from funniest impressions. start on t.v. dot com. every month we give you the future the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our jeep now with i.b.m. this is data data generated from an electrical grid. the data and you can do what they're doing in california preparing for alternative energy sources to help present blackouts. that's going to support a plan. it's . nine thirty pm in moscow thanks for being with us here on our to with our continuing coverage of breaking news at least seventeen people have been killed in a car bombing at a market in russia's volatile north caucasus region more than one hundred others were injured in the attack in the republic of north a set three suspects have since been detained while security has been tightened

back with the headlines in a few moments stay with us as we continue wrapping up the week's news here at r.t. . to live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. one night in desperation become a breech of. bother to steal from others from the former. crowd gathers them a real wisdom in the street look at the. top. line in motion would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from feinstein impressions. piece for instance on t.v. dot com. for the full story we've got it firsthand. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. more news today violence has once again flared up. and these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule today. wrapping up the week's headlines as russia's republic of north mourns after thursday's suicide bombing that killed seventeen and injured more than one hundred sixty local police are accused of negligence and failing to stop the bomber. as commemorations marked the ninth anni

well we will be keeping you updated on the terror attack throughout the day here on r.t. but now we're going to go to the russian city of europe's level for our continuing coverage of the global policy for. yes so you're already well we're here in the ground as you can see behind me a very beautiful city over some of the best minds in the world are here for a two day brainstorming session. how to keep the world safe what makes a democracy work and how to modernize what's already in existence these are just some of the questions on the table and we'll be attempting to find some of the answers as we talk face to face with participants just to let you know where we are i'm up if you're not clear on two hundred fifty kilometers northeast of bosco in a city that proudly boast unesco world heritage status this weekend it marks its thousands year anniversary and we're also going to be following those celebrations over the next couple of days as well here on this channel. but let's get right into let's get right into the heart of the summit of course this is the first day of the s

to headlines here on r.t. and the flow of the russian oil to china will triple by next year but leaders over two countries meet and open on part of a momentous new pipeline. as jewish activists sail for blockaded gaza with a humanitarian mission. to members of the eight foot brutally attacked by israeli forces back in. the pirates of russia attempt to go official setting up a political party to come pain for the legalization of free fall share. as a second wall street movie hits russian cinema as we look at the difference between fact and fiction in the world of insider trading and much more in twenty minutes time. live from the heart of moscow this is r.t. welcome to the program. russian oil will be pumped directly into china by next year tripling supplies it will travel along a pipeline which has been opened during president dmitri medvedev this three day visit to the country and talks with the chinese leader have also seen the signing of agreements to boost security in the region r.t. as i was on my bike is

headlines here on r.t. sweden's parliamentary elections strained the country's democratic traditions with candidates from a far right party claiming they've been attacked and denied freedom of speech. and other stories that have shaped the week russia awaits a decision on the extradition one of its most wanted terror suspects from poland that's why he was detained on friday but later released. russia norway reach a milestone agreement on the border so the energy rich see it's putting an end to a forty year dispute over the waters. all right you know here with the latest sports update so all the approaches and so finish the russian challenge cup all. the former he's got all the latest in just a moment some top quality golf going on as well but that's coming up in just a moment. great to have your company sports today i'm you know me let's take a look at some of the stories making news today. the top of the pile leonor girl russian challenge cup comes to an end. with spaniard more all writing his way into the

well cross-talk is gone in just twenty minutes here on r.t. and i'll move on to our next story world poverty and hunger are in sharp focus at the u.n. summit in new york also in the spotlight in meetings on the sidelines are global security against iran's nuclear program meanwhile the middle east peace quartet tried to encourage a breakthrough between the israelis and palestinians now let's get more from our analysts to see you hi there now what can we expect from today's meetings. well there are several different important meetings worth keeping an eye on taking place throughout the day here in new york today among them is the nato russia meeting which comes ahead of a planned russian nato summit to possibly take place in lisbon in the november this year the issues being talked about there are security of ghana stan and of course missile defense we have been hearing from nato secretary general lately that he thinks it would be a good idea for russia and nato to come up with a joint missile defense program a joint missile defense system so tha

if you may be back with a recap of the headlines as well as the week's top stories stay with us here on r.t. . this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the city of the soviet files house on the embankment and. in some pieces books available in. grand hotel emerald. has a club supposed to turn photo in the big old hotel. corinthian it skips on its. twenty two look you will come on. now so it's. twelve thirty pm in the russian capital good to have you with us as we give you the latest headlines and wrap up the week's news out r t choosing from the left and the right sweden votes on the country's parliamentary elections but a far right group causing controversy over its hardline on immigration. a polish court will decide on the extradition of one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects who was detained and later released in warsaw. russia and norway agreeing to a landmark deal that puts an end to a four decade long disagreement over disputed waters in the energy rich parents. the treaty between russia and the u.s. which would see both countries cut their nuclear arse

it's now twenty two minutes past the hour here in moscow you with r.t. and six men taking part in an experiment simulating a trip to mars have now set a record they've spent over one hundred days confined in a sealed spacecraft like capsule the longest time so far for a project of this kind and they have over four hundred days still to go in this ultimate test of human interference some bottom reports. these are all. ordinary life but did an extraordinary setting this is the crew of the mars five hundred experiment going about their daily business they've been locked in their mock up space module for over one hundred days now psychologists are watching for signs of stress or tension a would be that well into its next experiments in psychology are quite exciting the way they communicate with the control center and in particular the ticks they write for radio communications and emails are important sources for psychologists who see their mental state and the way they're interacting. the six men entered their voluntary isolation back in june simulating the

one thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on r.t. in your headlines afghanistan's opium harvest falls by about a half but the value soars with drugs ending up in the hands of prisoners and even police officers. pakistan blocks a vital supply route from u.s. led coalition forces into afghanistan after a cross border nato air strike claimed for the deaths of three pakistani soldiers. major media outlets leave the un general assembly in new york as the world's political heavy hitters the party pulling the plug on coverage smaller nations at a gathering intended to boost helpful poor countries. up ahead find out why switzerland's finance minister had the nation in stitches and why some buildings in china are demolished before they're even completed all that and more coming your way in the kaiser report in a moment here on r.t. . time now once again for the times reporter with me by surprise or stacy herbert markets finance scandals oh we've got all the scandals there are so many scandals so you see her tell us more tell us more tell us m

well you can wash a car as a reporter in just twenty minutes here on r.t. . now a martial arts champion who escaped from a russian psychiatric hospital has turned up in norway where he's pleading to be allowed to stay extreme nationalists just love dot sick has a history of violence and was armed when he showed up to immigration officials. takes up the story. he ran it decided he could no longer hide not long after his escape from the psychiatric facility in st petersburg. six has emerged in norway where he handed himself david to authorities asking them to grant him political asylum and that thank you for being a his aggressive fighting within there were a. day as well as highs of the last this party this love it this grabbing the attention wearing a t. shirt with a swastika and carrying a loaded gun he turns himself and he makes a right equinox calling for the ugly to die and praising his slavic god for a party members have openly supported him. when he called me several hours before that video was made and said he was going to turn himself in i replied tha

r.t. dot com and here's a taste of what's online right now. find themselves forced out of the same country fill their post and. trading. and be optimistic the russian scientist says the material. the world around you with the positive attitude find out more often dot com. and charlotte is here with the business update of charlotte we hear some moves ahead for russian steelmakers sever star hello yes according to reports the company plans to spin off its gold assets unless the new company on the london stock exchange will have the details later in the program but first this hour two new car plows operated by foreign companies have opened in st petersburg experts say they're going to fracture ease will substantially the development of the country's automobile industry prime minister vladimir putin officially opened both enterprises and promised to continue supporting foreign investors clover reports from st petersburg. it took a lot of effort and money to steer the car industry out of the crisis and though it's too early to reap all the benefits

protesting and dying to protect their only source of income all the details are coming up soon here on r.t. . ok let's get to some other global stories now. and the younger son of the north korean leader has been appointed second in command of the country's central military commission and comes a day after kim jong il was also made four star general the moves are being viewed as a gradual transfer of power due to the ailing health there was father kim jong il u.s. the white house spokesman called the developments the ultimate reality show. western intelligence agencies say they foiled an al qaeda plot to carry out terrorist raids on several european cities and your forehead teams of jihadists were planning attacks similar to the scene of two hotels in mumbai two years ago the plot was reportedly disrupted by drone attacks on targets in pakistan and afghanistan france germany and the u.k. are all on a heightened state of security and. colombian officials say up to thirty people have been buried by a landslide in the northwest of the country many of the victims were changing from one bus on

the cross-talk debate coming your way in an hour here on r.t. . in india thousands of farmers say they're willing to fight to the death to keep the government from building a motorway through their land while some fear losing their livelihood others argue the real consequence may be a full blown food crisis artie's charan singh reports. indian farmers took to the capital recently in protest against a government takeover of their land to build a new two billion dollar highway this followed the death of three farmers who were killed after police opened fire on protesters in the state of the top of the. will not give learned for development to turn in price at any price at any price we are ready to die and will not allow anyone to step in our learned. these protests have stalled the government efforts to acquire farm land for industrial in india which means developers have been forced to put the roads refineries and power plants on hold the major tenant is the land acquisition if the land acquisition is going to production or even pick over the order

are protesting and dying to protect their only source of income all the details coming up right here on r.t. . in the u.s. demonstrations have been held following f.b.i. raids on the homes of and he was activists agents claiming they were searching for evidence of support for terrorism and connections to radical groups abroad but campaigners insist the raids in chicago and minneapolis were intended to intimidate those speaking out against america's ongoing. well these raids are consciously attempting to have a chilling effect on opposition to us wars and to the entire movement and they are a threat to the whole movement what they have to gain is they're faced with unwinnable wars they're faced with an economy in crisis and the very people who make those links and who say we need jobs and health care and good education for our children not and less wars represent a threat to the what's been so important it's not is as soon as they were happening residents surrounded these homes people with cameras immediately linked a notice to the whole country on you tube so right away there was a response

will join margin in just over an hour here on r.t. but first all the latest business news with charlotte and that's after a short break. hungry for the we've got. the biggest issues get voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we hope you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. joining our technology update on our g. hello and welcome to the business program with me was folly the world bank is planning to jump start lending in russia with a fund to buy bad debts from banks is hope this will free up cash to the banks can ease credit the banks international finance corporation is in talks with russia's deposit insurance agency which is set up in two thousand and eight to buy troubled lenders but debts in russia believed to be around seventy billion dollars given that investors trade about twenty five percent of non-performing loans this means russia has a potential market of thirteen billion dollars. now global

i'll be back with a recap of the headlines as well as the top stories from the week stay with us here on r.t. . this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the truth to the soviet finals house on the embankment. he. sees available in hotels. this photo east west. nobody. in the city. smiles. up until the strength for us to become a hotel. in the russian capital good to have you with us here to give you today's news and the week's headlines choosing to enter right voters in sweden swedish voters and the country's parliamentary elections with a far right group controversy over its hardline on immigration. a polish court will decide on the extradition of one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects who was detained and later will lease in warsaw. russia and norway agree to a landmark deal. puts an end to a forty year disagreement over disputed waters in the energy rich bering sea. and a new plan is announced to pull the ailing u.s. economy out of trouble as new figures reveal how millions of unemployed americans live below the poverty line. next a treaty between russia an

r.t. it's ten pm here in moscow now i'm kevin zero in with the top stories for you. and first the arctic some tops of natural wealth is a source of great some taishan for the countries surrounding the cup millions of barrels of oil lie beneath the sea in the arctic nations are keen to secure their share indeed some of the finest scientific minds of now gathered in moscow than to make sure of a different kind of cold war that doesn't break out he's. fifty billion tons of oil one thousand trillion cubic feet of gas that's enough to supply the internal world for more than a few years and it's just an estimate of what's hidden in the arctic seabed. the underwater riches of the north pole are a temptation for the five arctic states russia the us canada norway and denmark but how does one determine who gets the bigger slice of the pie so we're going to today we really need a national geography a geography that would help us pursue our national interests. the territorial dispute tottered on the brink of conflict for years but lately they need to fight it out seem to fade aw

partridge joins us next with all the latest from the world of sports stay with us here on r.t. . hello and welcome to the sports news and here are the headlines to scour the rails the moscow side fails to gain ground on leaders in it after losing one millet look at marty's in the capital darby. while back on track fernando alonso catapults himself back into the formula one title race with a hard fought win in the italian grand prix. and still king of the ring. floor samuel peter to keep his heavyweight crown. but let's start off with football and in the russian premier league on sunday is third place to moscow missed the chance to narrow the gap to leaders in it after a one the defeat at city rivals like in my teeth the home side looked to have taken the lead off to seventeen minutes to reach the situation noting in the follow up to go through it. but it was ruled out for offside however another header found the pack of cigarettes net just eight minutes later alex and i leave the last thing in a corner to mock as my son to school proved to be the uncle of the day the recently sign

would have to jump in here first i've never heard anyone say that prime minister putin was passive after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the arctic treasure stay with r.t. . if you. if you want. to go as you say here. we've got the future covered. the sun. welcome back to crosstalk i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about arctic resource. but before let's see what russians think about the region what treasures lie beneath the arctic ice the polar region is thought to contain up to a quarter of the world's untapped oil and gas reserves and as the ice cap melts lucrative new shipping lanes reveal themselves to cargo cameras yet as objects stakeholders tress the responsibility that comes with arctic authority and it is all lining up to exploit the promised sources the russian public opinion research center also such as us if arctic exploration and development is important to russia seventy percent of the respondents said it is and only fifteen percent believe it's not it seems the first pages in a new arctic history are only just being written back to peter ok pursuit if i can go to you you live in alaska right now yes but you're from. outside of

r.t. . it is just now turn ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you're with r.t. as the u.s. deals with a bankruptcy foreclosure americans are looking at who's to blame for the current state of their economy some are pointing the finger investment bank lehman brothers and its demise drove the country into debt. and explores the impact of that event. two years have passed but is anyone wiser the u.s. marks the second anniversary of the largest bankruptcy in its history investment bank lehman brothers holding six hundred billion dollars in assets fell to its knees becoming the tipping point of the financial meltdown in panic attack mode the u.s. stock market went through the biggest points fall in one day since the attacks of nine eleven it was sort of a crescendo at the same time it triggered off a number of other events you had ripples throughout the global financial system apart from losing its dignity and credibility wall street went unpunished. to us where do you see anyone getting one hundred fifty year sentence if you have learned any real lessons are they mo

r.t. new jersey. it's nearly twenty minutes past the hour here on the russian capital you all with r.t. and in just a few moments sean it will be here with the business news for the meantime though let's check out some other stories making headlines around the world the colombian military has killed twenty two fark rebels in a raid near the country's border with ecuador operation comes just over a week off the militants in the region killed eight police officers fark insurgents have killed several dozen police in clashes across colombia since one manuel santos became president and the oldest. indian lawmakers have arrived in kashmir in an attempt to put an end to months of deadly unrest in the indian administered region to no. one hundred protesters have been killed since june in crashes with security forces including a nineteen year old on a sunday this summer's violence erupted after police killed a student demonstrator many of the muslim majority population in the restive region do not want to be ruled by india. well the republic of south of here in the caucuses is celebrating twenty

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the headlines here on r.t. the mayor of moscow is fired off to eighteen years in power the president says he no longer has confidence in the capital city. a group of international activists on a jewish organized aid mission to blockaded gaza is forced to end its journey by israeli warships. the russian president ends a trip to china by meeting the man widely predicted to be the next leader of the people's republic. secretive north korean leader kim jong il promotes his son general and a possible first step towards a hereditary transfer of power. for the sporting news with azure. hello there welcome to the sport and this is what is coming. spartak moscow target top spot in the champions league as they prepare to host slovak minnow schillinger . plus chelsea believe they'll return to winning ways against french champions marsay. and ice an easy week catch up with circuit for daughter of as the russian hockey legend starts his second season in the k h l. spartak moscow will be seeking to make it two wins out of tw

r.t. dot com with plenty more stories for you explore here's a taste of what's online right now. mazing footage captures a st petersburg pedestrian. narrowly avoiding getting crushed to death thanks to quick thinking even quicker feet. and find out why moscow's gay community has been allowed to hold protests on the city's streets for the first time in its history. plus if you feel like exploring the russian countryside check out the eco friendly hotel farms set up by a french ex-pat all this and more at r.t. dot com. stephanie money's up next with all the latest business news stay with us here on our. hello and welcome to the business bulletin investors are once again focusing on the poor state of european banks the government of violent has announced it will be taking a majority stake in the country's second largest bank as part of a fresh bailout it's also revealed the price tag for bailing out all of its banks will be more than fifty billion dollars this will raise its deficit to thirty two percent of g.d.p. in two thousand and ten meanwhile moody's has no it's spain's top cre

thanks to my guest today in hong kong frankfurt and boston and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember prostate beach. if you. want. to be soon which brightened. the song from plans to question its. start on t.v. dot com. plus pilots are being hailed as heroes after managing the safely crash landed a passenger jet in northwestern russia the plane encountering problems when king navigation and communication equipment failed the crew glide of the tupelo one before before landing at a disused airstrip no passengers were injured. anyone serious about solving global problems such as nuclear proliferation knew that without russia and the united states working together little would be achieved the u.s. secretary of state says russia is a vital partner when it comes to solving global problems and speaking in washington hillary clinton stressed the need for cooperation in solving the issues of nuclear disarmament and global terrorism. britain's a special envoy to afghanistan has stepped down from his position amid speculation he was forced out. cooper coles who a

it's quarter past the hour here in the russian capital you're with r.t. and still ahead for you in the program this land is not for sale that's the message from many indian farmers who are protesting and dying to protect their only source of income all the details are coming up here. well let's get to some other news stories now making headlines this hour and the youngest son of the north korean leader has been appointed second in command of the country's central military commission it comes a day after kim jong un was also made four star general the moves are being viewed as a gradual transfer of power due to the ailing health of his father kim jong il a u.s. white house spokesman called the developments the ultimate reality show. western intelligence agencies say it's a four year old an al qaeda plot to carry out terrorist raids on several european cities it's supported teams of jihadists were planning attacks similar to the siege of two hotels in mumbai two years ago the plot was reportedly disrupted by drone attacks on targets in pakistan and afghanis

r.t. dot com the story here is wearing a head with its plans to join us said. find out why local professor thinks it may actually damage the country's economy. plus the race for the untapped and that the riches of the arctic is on. most an international conference expected to see some debate for details for us all to talk. now we often hear these days about the power of positive thinking usually this focuses on what it can do for the individual but now a russian scientist says it can also benefit the world around us. looks at the science behind the claims. and you don't rightly influence the world around you just the power of your mind although it might sound far fetched a leading russian scientist believes we can do exactly that and using a device the fate of us human energy fields is attempting to prove. it's. walt and we. can directly influence our world to bridge your understanding of the unseen world advantaging a scientific experiment carried out using a technique called by electric for took a fairly itself and the way it constantly and it ended up by tha

all the latest business news with kareena melican coming your way in a few moments stay with us here on r.t. . for the field we've gone to. the biggest issues get voice face to face with the news makers. how welcome to business here in r t thanks for joining me russian seaports have increased cargo handling by eight percent so far this year that's compared with the same period in two thousand and nine cargoes total there around we had a fifteen million tonnes this is still lower than russia where waste went off we boosted its cargo handling by eleven percent to each almost eight hundred million tons. in russia both the audience and my six finished the week in the red as u.s. treasuries continue to slide and it shares let the drop. from last nearly half talking the triangle's last telecom up seven and going to be at world com three percent. public holidays took some of the steam out of the markets this week according to the director of international equity sales at xander the heart of. russia still primarily driven by the violence coming out from the states coming or coming out from continen

and coming your way next hour here on r.t. one step closer to a nuclear free world as the reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. heads for a vote before the senate we look at how america's in-house issues could hamper the ratification. this week also saw another round of middle east peace talks with the israeli and palestinian leaders meeting for two days in sharm el sheikh and jerusalem the meeting was overshadowed by israeli warplanes attacking garza twice in response to palestinian rocket and mortar fire will continue to be stalled over israeli settlements in the west bank palestinian president mahmoud abbas had threatened to pull out of negotiations if israel extended the settlement building however he added that there is no alternative to peace omar particle to from the palestinian campaign to the academic and cultural boycott of israel since the middle east talks are doomed to failure because of the rights of palestinians that are being negated. the entire settlement colonial settlement enterprise is illegal accord

top stories you know neal joins us next with all the latest in the world of sports stay with us here on r.t. . thanks for joining us this is sports today i mean only. slovak shock russian face a battle to qualify for euro twenty twelve following a home defeat to step back the. rising russian mikhail youzhny season of tommy robredo in four sets to move into the u.s. open quarterfinals. back on the ice with the concept of hockey getting underway and whedon stay we speak to th l. head alexander made fear of his own expectations for season. we kick off with football russia's route to euro two thousand and twelve has hit a rocky patch dick advocaat side losing at home to slovakia in the second game of their qualifying campaign richards on poor faith wasn't moscow has a lock on the stadium for us. following a less than perfect performance in an door on friday to count the count would have been hoping for much better when his side took on some back here with both teams among the favorites to seal the one automatic location for the euro two thousand and twelve championships just the dutchman made t

to thank my guests in today in seoul beijing an exit of and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember of crosstalk will. tens of thousands of people from all across europe got that's a protest all stare at the mall in brussels is expected to be the biggest protest. moscow's deposed mayor reportedly plans to appeal against his fourth resignation in court this despite falling out with the russian president. here to stand gears up for parliamentary elections amid simmering fears of more violence in a country that has yet to fully recover from the summer's deadly ethnic clashes. news around the clock from around the world good to have you with us here on our teeth. our top story people in countries across europe are protesting in anger at a swath of cuts to jobs wages and pensions there's a general strike in spain while tens of thousands are gathered in brussels to voice their opposition to the austerity measures that have gripped the e.u. laura emmet has more. this is the biggest march since two thousand and one when eighty thousand people gathered or at l