russian presidential race for two thousand and twelve draws near zero but not clear as prime minister putin tries to quell the hype over whether he is in the running. and in the arab unrest is in europe as a massive influx of immigrants barb's around the e.u. after italy offers tens of thousands of residents permits. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program the week started with tragedy in belarus when a deadly blast struck the metro in the capital minsk thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated at a station during the monday evening rush hour two days after the bombing president lukashenko declared the authorities knew who was behind the terror attack five people have been detained including a man who's suspected of setting off explosives three of them have apparently confessed the motives for the bombing are still unclear or his apartment in which all the scribe's the first fatal terror attack in. country's modern history. five forty nine pm means country around a man steps on the platform o

libya putin calls into question nato is operation in libya saying the no fly zone is being used as a cover to disrupt the country's infrastructure and eliminate colonel gadhafi. fresh we could leaks revelations depict britain as a terrorism breeding ground with all those trained in the mosques and lost their minds finding safe haven in the country. international news live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. where it's not just past eleven pm here in the russian capital so it's exactly twenty five years since the world was shocked and shaken by the worst civil nuclear catastrophe in history that deadly explosion at the chernobyl power plant speed a radioactive cloud across several continents prompting long lasting human and environmental consequences of these and he said now he's in the ukrainian capital kiev is covering commemoration of events there in the country. of course attention has shifted to ukraine as the country marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the world's worst nuclear catastrophe at chernobyl that's when an explosion ripped the roof off reactor numbe

dynamic men in russian politics and that of course is dmitri medvedev the president and bloody new putin the prime minister now anytime these two get together or there's a possibility of there being a differing opinion or who will run the international community becomes very excited and that's what happened this week and it all started a head of the brics summit in china when the chinese media had an interview with president again of a man asked him about some of these parts possible visions and how these two men think in that interview president medvedev said look there are two different positions one is head of state and one is the head of government and because of that they have different rules and there will be differences of opinion in how things should be done but he also talked about in that interview how this is part of the dynamic process of a democratic process and it's a healthy system to have two people who disagree but you don't have to have agreement all the time and those types of discussions over the loud for a healthy country and a healthy democracy but he also in that i

dynamic men in russian politics and that of course is dmitri medvedev the president and bloody mir putin the prime minister now any time these two get together or there's a possibility of there being a differing opinion or who will run the international community becomes very excited and that's what happened this week it all started head of the brics summit in china when the chinese media had an interview with president to get it and they asked him about some of these possible divisions and how least to many think in that interview president medvedev said more from there will be differences of opinion in how things should be done but he also talked about in that interview how this is part of the dynamic democratic process and if you don't have to have agreement all the time and that those types of discussions are what allow for a healthy country and a healthy democracy but he also in that interview said that he was not going to rule out running for president this of course promptly the united russia party which blood in your putin is the head of to start kind of saying no no no we want o

going to rule out running for president this of course the united russia party which blood in your putin is the head up to start kind of saying no no no we want our candidate to be in that position as well and kind of hinting towards ludmer putin basically allowed putin to go in front of the united party officials and say hey look this is all premature we still have this state duma elections coming up on december fourth and it is premature to talk about the presidential elections which are in two thousand and twelve when we have the state duma elections this year just coming up in a few months now and again in the international community a lot of people like to put these two together they've been friends for a long time invaded even said in this interview that he's known that blogging approvingly for half of his life they're going to politically they're linked as friends and so there's a difference in opinion between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course this week putin the prime minister coming up and said you know what it's time that we focus

basically allowed putin to go in front of the party officials and say hey look this is all premature we still have the state duma elections coming up on december fourth and it is premature to talk about the presidential elections which are in twenty twelve when we have the state duma elections this year just coming up in a few months now and again in the international community a lot of people like to put these two together they've been friends for a long time in their lives even said in this interview that he's known that vladimir putin for half of his life and they're linked politically they're linked as friends and so if there is a difference in opinion between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course this week putin the prime minister coming up and said you know what it's time that we focus on the task at hand. and as the months count down towards russia as a presidential election we have got the full coverage of the build up for you. dot com because day of rest of all the twists and turns in russian politics with expert opinion allowing yo

mr putin prime minister putin said the very important words that we have to name evil as evil and we cannot accept evil as a whole. so these are values for each of them and so for. through good we'll. just a good sign for friendly corporation. playing crash i mean presidential. plane crash last. tons was a tragic moment but during this tragedy i remember for the behavior ordinary people and also your thought it is i'm rational thought it is. very active it was human reaction and this human reactions it was very big. this friendly cooperation friendly relations on this fundamental through which was build before so i think it was a very natural expectation of this good emotions between us during the tragedy i think we have heard a lot during this year from programs including accusations lots of accusations. sure did monitor the russian private continued so what was the tendency in russia how did russia according to the polls react to that to the whole situation after the tragedy i absolutely agree with mr chairman so the russians directed nature really and in a very human. way and ther

friends for a long time indeed have even said in this interview that he's known that blood in your putin for half of his life in their lives politically they're linked as friends and so if there is a difference in opinion between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course it's we've put in the prime minister coming up and said you know why. it's time that we focus on the task at hand. as a month's countdown towards russia's presidential election and we've plenty of coverage building up for you dot com so stay abreast of all the twists and turns in russian politics with expert opinion for you to really delve into what's happening check out the twenty twelve section at r.t. dot com. the man behind a web site in finland that for him to an internationally wanted terrorist has been tried in helsinki but it's on charges of smuggling people into the country the court's decision will be announced in three weeks but the case is raising questions over why he's being held over illegal immigration and not charges of supporting terrorism and he says now he has be

business news russia will become one of the top five local economies in the next decade he says by mr putin as the outlines the goals of the country's government parliaments what your business bulletin for the details give out to me. this is my name is kevin i would welcome if you just joined us this hour it's not moscow and our top story tonight from says promised to intensify air strikes in libya at the request of the opposition there it comes as nato allies are getting ready to send military officers to the war torn country provides rebels on how to break the stalemate with progress forces tripoli those criticized the plan saying it would for the violence. reports next from london on how the decision is being justified by the alibis. they're saying that these are not on the ground they are military advisers they are armed but. not very uniform and they are. using the rebel troops as opposed to training. here in the u.k. saying that they're going to be involved maybe is evidence gathering also in the just sticks and in teaching how to improve communications strategy many people are saying

present a better than prime minister putin had touched on the twenty twelve elections prime minister putin when he attended a medical workers foreign here in moscow nothing to concrete there was nothing really given away but he did say that nothing's being ruled out. i repeated the president made good even though i don't rule out the possibility that each one of us will run for the presidency our decision will be no taking into account the economic social and political issues in the run up to the election this decision will certainly have to be made but we have almost a whole year before the election and this election related force doesn't help us carry out our work a little bit ambiguous on the wording not clear whether he just insult and present . possibly separately running all potentially maybe but now we have heard. by mr putin's press secretary a friend a chill to be speculating really on the possibility of the base running a certainly the consensus is since. thousand and eight they faced a kid about the fact that they've reached that decision themselves and come to a consensus

between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course this week putin the prime minister coming up and said you know what it's time that we focus on the task at hand. and as the months count down towards russia's presidential election we've got all that full coverage for you all about the build up to as well to the regular action in front of politics dot com you can i stay abreast of the twists and turns in russian politics with expert opinion and our need to really delve into what's happening check out the two thousand and twelve section on our web site. also witnesses who say that aliens have been to earth share their experiences explore how one russian city has become something of a hotspot for you all of those sightings that and so much more about our secret car . our controversial burqa ban has come into force in france it prohibits women from wearing a full face veil in public places france has become the first country to introduce the measures that other e.u. nations are thinking about following suit and that is it daniel bushell reports it could

as a huge amount of citizens use from ukraine and russia and putin to deal with tragedy in the face of such disasters we should be honest and. the government should do to people but truth we need to. use doing the right thing i just metres away where i'm standing right now from the epicenter of all evil in chernobyl the infamously known pipe of the fourth block of the chernobyl nuclear power plant that is where the explosion happened exactly twenty five years ago around it is the area called the exclusion zone thirty kilometers in radius and this represents some certain museum of abnormality because you can see so many things which are of normal for instance it isn't absolutely impossible to live in the town of p.p.i. which has levels of radiation which would kill a person in the long run but since still some people managed to return here after the collapse of the soviet union such a such mess was happening in ukraine that they were managed to get inside the exclusion zone without drawing attention of the authorities they've been living here ever since and i managed to talk to them on

to speak about him running for the twenty twelve presidential election the statement comes as many putin met with politicians from the country's leading united russia party but is short. live now with the latest in central moscow sure why is he asking for less attention to be paid to his potential role in the next presidential race. well bill it certainly has been a very interesting week in russian national politics in terms of speculating who will run for that our position of president but out of state will it be made again for a second term or will it be the current prime minister vladimir putin who is held that position in the past this of course prompted him to go to the united russia party of which he is the head of to speak with top party officials and say look guys it's truly a bad election isn't until twenty twelve it's still a ways away and we still need to focus on the. state duma elections which are coming up this year on december fourth of two thousand and eleven but let me give you a little bit of history about why this has been such a big deal this week and particularly ahe

they all the time was the visit of prime minister putin. so it was the. september. second world war and during this event. put in prime minister putin said a very important world that we have to name evil as evil and we cannot accept evil as a whole. so these are values which are fundamentally of. good we'll. just a good sign for for friendly corporation. praying in the presidential. plane crash last year. was a tragic moment but during this tragedy i remember from. the havior ordinary people on towards. oh and your authorities and rational thought it was. very active it was human reaction and this human the v.a. actions it was very big. for this friendly corporation friendly relations on this fundamental through which was build before so i think it was a very natural expectation of this good emotions between us during the tragedy i think we have heard a lot during this year from prague and including accusations lots of accusations you sure did monitor the russian public opinion so what was the tendency in russia how did russians according to the polls react to the

officer who said why mr putin is there this is not our. interest to be there because. because of his point of view we have also politicians who are against this but relations or against. gnocchi using emotions is better emotions in politics this is merging and i would like to. see those people or some merging of this. situation if you are talking about. the marx report or the other things. i would say allowed in our society we expect i think it also our common interests and common expectation are the final is a. asian of the process of having the final opinion what was the case but it should be explained in complete the document and unfortunately the first attempt of the makes was. an complete that was not complete this is our opinion and this is the expectation we have to have. the process. given in transparent but also complete the work after we hear how you have a comment do you agree with an opinion you accepted model or say sure this approach because it's really a reasonable approach and thank you. mr chairman. all these interstate have ation committee report or a

savior of the easter service is on the way we've heard the president the better than prime minister putin have just arrived to join us service and we've seen the procession happening around the outside of that could be really incredibly impressive indeed led by russia's patriarch. thousands of the worshippers joining in that they walk around outside the cathedral with the priests who are turning back into the cathedral to be continued this time in the inside absolutely beautiful from the pitch the center created with flowers in can do simple the holy father love listen to. this morning and then taken by a special play so they be here it's not just inside the people celebrating there

or as i see, vladimir putin. we have seen the evolution over the past ten years. >> we'll now take a minute to change name places, name cards. before we do, i know you'll want to join me in gives a hand. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> now here's the winner of c-span student cam competition. he's joined by senate historian don ritchie. the part of the topic is compromising congress. >> you are going to meet the grand prize winner of the student cam competition. the topic of his documentary was that of the role of compromise in government. here it is. >> we cannot continue down this road. >> the senate is an institution built on compromise. >> the nature of the democracy rests on the art of compromise. >> this is exactly what our founders fathers can, they compromised. ♪ >> we need a wake up call. >> september 19th, 2010, on this day, my family and i departed on a thrill to -- trip to washington, d.c. on this trip, i h

thanks very much alice prime minister putin has been outlining russia's twelve month economic record to the parliament with a clear push to boost the country's output for modernization and by attracting foreign money i think that's how you know that i have been listening to what the prime minister has been saying. well it was all about summing up and setting goals during russia's prime minister's annual address to the country's law makers last year prime minister putin has promised that his government is going to do everything it can just beat up the process over the recovery of russian economy from the global financial crisis and here's some figures for you on that as russia's g.d.p. four percent in two thousand and ten that's more than in any order in the g eight countries and the forecast for this year's growth is four point two percent as for the goals the prime minister has said to the russian government and parliament was indeed increasing of foreign capital into the country up to sixteen seventeen billion u.s. dollars a year prime minister putin stressed the need to diversify

business news russia will become one of the top five global economies in the next decade he says by mr putin as the outlines the goal of the country's government and parliaments and what your business bulletin the details in about two weeks it's. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me on his head but france has promised to intensify air strikes in libya out the request of the opposition that it comes as nato allies are getting ready to send military officers to the water contrary to advise rebels on how to break the stalemate with pro the forces which are please criticize the plan saying it would prolong the violence and. a peace deal. from london on how the decision is being justified by. saying that these are not on the ground they are military advisers they are armed but only to protect themselves according to the u.k. and apparently they're not crazy wear uniforms and they are. using the rebel troops as opposed to training or. foreign secretary william hague here in the u.k. saying that they're going to be involved making this halogens gathering also in logistic

russia -- yeltsin was a great opposition leader and putin had no role particularly in the opposition for the changeover. >> do you think has helped or hindered by his background in intelligence, russian intelligence, k.g.b? >> i don't think it helps? >> you do not. >> there is a lotf criminality in russia. >> from is a lot of criminality in every country. >> is ebay peddling autographs and documents stolen from the u.s. national archives? if so is legal action being taken against ebay either civil or criminal. first here is his distinguished profile. born new york city, 67 years of age, wife, aiden, two sons, one steppe son, one granddaughter. jewish, democrat. city collegef new york b.a., yale university, m. a. and phd. american studies and history. smith college professor of history 15 years. the washington quarterly published by the september are for strategic and international study, executive editor, two years, georgetown university. throwee, b. u. history professors, four years, united states institute of peace, director, 15 years. the center for democracy waington d.c.founder

between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course this week putin the prime minister coming up and said you know what it's time that we focus on the task at hand. john thomas there as a month countdown towards russia's presidential election we've plenty of coverage building up for you at r.t. dot com everest of all the twists and turns in russian politics with expert opinion for you to really delve into what's happening check out the twenty twelve section at actually dot com. the man behind the website and then london slang to an international you want to terrorist has been tired in helsinki but it's on charges of smuggling people into the country the court's decision will be announced in three weeks but the case is raising questions over why it's being held over illegal immigration and not charges of supporting terrorism and he said well we have been following the hearing. he may not look like a supporter of terrorism but he founded and runs this website of course said a propaganda mouthpiece for one of the world's most wanted terrorists and declar

vladimir putin had his own reset in george bush in 2001-2002. things change. putin evolved. part of it was the sense of the economic growth and increasing influence that they had, but also in response to what the united states did. our conclusion is that, as we look to the future here is the president of russia in 2012? it may be less important than an external factors, be they oil price, u.s. policy, the chinese policy, etc. i will stop there and now you can hear what is really going on. >> andy, thank you. i mentioned that i had come to know and as a tough question. i now introduce tom as a man who can usually answer very tough questions which frequently came from presidents on russia and russian policy. his foresight and vision on russia is virtually unparalleled in my experience. now we will hear from tom. >> thank you very much, jim, for that kind introduction. you forgot to mention them worked for two administrations, and each of which took the u.s.-russia relationship and it drove it to its lowest point, the clinton and bush administrations, and created the groundwork

between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course this week putin the prime minister coming up and said you know what it's time that we focus on the task at hand. and as the months countdown towards russia's presidential election we've got plenty of coverage building up for you of course our web site that's where you'll find out soon dot com you can stay abreast all the twists and turns in russian politics with expert opinion for you to really delve into what is happening check out the two thousand and twelve section at our dot com. now the live behind a web site in finland that's a link to an internationally wanted terrorists has been tried in helsinki but with some charges of smuggling people into the country the court's decision will be announced in three weeks three cases where as in questions over why he is being held over illegal immigration are not charges of supporting terrorism and it's in our ports. he may not look like a supporter of terrorism but stores are founded and runs this website center a propaganda mouthpiece for one of the world

in business news russia will become one of the top five global economies in the next decade says mr putin as he outlines the course for the country's government and parliament is not your business bulletin for the details in about twenty minutes. a very warm welcome steve this is a line from moscow front since joining the u.k. and said this is to libya to advise rebel forces but moving to breaking the stalemate between pro and anti gadhafi factions are the two months of clashes. amid reports from longer on how the decision is being justified. they're saying that these are not on the ground they are in fact military advisers they are armed but only to protect themselves according to the u.k. and apparently they're not going to be wearing uniforms and they are to do what's called what's being called organizing the rebel troops as opposed to training or arming the foreign secretary william hague here in the u.k. saying that they're going to be involved mainly in intelligence gathering also in the just sticks and in teaching the rebels how to improve communications strategy now we understand

business news russia will become one of the top five global economies in the next decade says by mr putin as you outline the calls for the country's government and parliaments what should be the school it's in for the details in about twenty minutes. for a good evening this is our team my name is kevin over and it's now ten pm here in moscow how top story france has promised to intensify airstrikes in libya at the request of the opposition there it comes as nato allies are getting ready to send military officers to the war torn country to advise rebels on how to break the stalemate with progress duffy forces. reports. we've obviously heard that the u.k. france and now it's early as well are going to be sending what they're calling military advisors senior army officers who are going into libya we understand that there are going to be arrested. this from each country numbers not exactly clear that they are going to be apparently in order to protect themselves but they're currently not going to wear uniforms and they are there to balkanize the rebels apparently according to foreign secretar

dollars a year prime minister putin stressed the need to diversify russian economy from more than gas sectors but soon judging by the figures that he's presented today indeed russia has recovered from the global economic crisis with much lesser losses than many experts contradict it turns to the market with commodities while continues to recover from its losses and on the back of for them gold and an unexpected drop in supplies to united states brant crude is currently trading at just now one hundred twenty four dollars per barrel nights with one of the eleven. gold futures advance to set a new all time record sold paying fifteen hundred dollars an ounce is just too much below that right now it's down a bit silver is trading over forty five dollars per hour its highest level yet again and three decades well what inflation and the concerns of all three precious metals which of us is turn to when there's turbulence elsewhere to mccutcheon from the local gold says the offer trend will continue. obviously when you look on the screen you see the nominal prices a nominal prices are what we

two thousand and twelve is gathering pace with still no clarity about the candidates prime minister putin this week said it's too premature to talk about the race stressing there is no rivalry between him and president medvedev. and europe's engaged and how to handle the wave of immigrants coming from while in store in arab world italy's decision to offer tens of thousands of temporary residence permits is causing a stir in the e.u. as its means of free travel might see the exodus seep into neighboring countries. more at r t. the tough. comes. from her mother. comes from. russia that we want to see us as a little bit of world's first earth fabulous what if one of. the cold war launched a space race that we capture our imagination and feed our dreams of cosmic exploration for decades to come. but crossing the fun tear the understeer in to space would also revolutionize life on earth. out of sight hundreds of kilometers above our heads a fragile network of satellites manages are interconnected society. of the one thousand satellites in orbit today almost half belong to the united states not

two thousand and twelve is gathering pace with still no clarity about the candidates prime minister putin was freak said it's premature to talk about the race stressing that there's no rivalry between him and president met you. and europe saying go and how to handle the wave of immigrants coming from the violence torn arab world italy's decision to offer tens of thousands of temporary residence permits is causing a stir in the e.u. as it's a visa free travel might see the exodus sequenced to neighboring countries. like now pakistan's prime minister talks to r.t. where he explains that the war on terror is impossible to win until his country is seen as part of the international solution and not as an enemy that discussion is coming you right now. parties joined by pakistani prime minister yousaf raza gilani thank you very much restlessly for the. cure for years terrorists and has been the major challenge for your country more than thirty five hundred people have been killed in about four hundred terror attacks in the last four years last march the right house once again accuse pakistan or

leading men don't rule out of taking part of the next presidential elections prime minister vladimir putin says that he and the meter rivetted could run for the top job together it will separately but he said everything depends on the economic social and political issues facing the country. as the suspects linked to the terrorist attack on the capital's metro system confessed twelve people were killed in the blast in over two hundred were injured today as we declared an official day for more. on the global power structure could be shifting with political experts morning europe and the us to watch the bugs as the world's fastest growing economies gaining ground the heads of russia brazil india china and south africa gathering to discuss a new international financial model for libya prices. soaring thirty one pm moscow time a special report coming up next on. please cut. comes. from him up please. come. russia look we want to see us because of the war but the world's first heard that what makes one. a cold war launch the space race that we capture our imagination and feed our dreams of cosmi

you putin could work a team competition. so it would be deduced from the current. boxing fans here in russia are gearing up to witness one of the sports legends do battle in moscow roy jones jr takes on russia's denise limited on may twenty second the forty one year old american specifically chose the city for the five and the reasons for that appeared to run deep with argy. it would be true for all the girls of six that is to use the words i got a broad little soul to come back be able to get better so we're. sort of here to do it now so slow big. moving to america can act good out prove they are the best college basketball team in the united states up to the beijing butler for their third and see a championship and well be as they hoskins with an amazing run which saw them secure fourteen straight victories including last night's fifty three forty one when it was a dog eat dog defensive battle for most of the game you've gone stark and bob walker adding two of his sixteen points early on there because he's playmaker had four from his best outing though as well as

putin gets his moves together and joins from the russian concession. and guests from outer space our team goes to russia's most alien visited region to meet the eye witnesses who say the truth is out there plus. this country ran away from england because two of royalty and kings and queens of the british won it and i can do it but the americans the big prize in a. it's so ridiculous. as royal wedding fever sweeps of the world are these roving reporter laurie harkness is in new york where for some of the seller tony moody is a little more subdued all of that and much more still ahead. washington is being accused of failing to protect the young victims of sex trafficking with many of them ending up in prison instead of finding according to f.b.i. estimates there are at least one hundred thousand to child sex slaves in the u.s. and as artie's can reports even if they do manage to get off the street the victims find it impossible to rebuild their lives. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other count

luddy me of putin's devotion to judo and skiing i've already boosted his popularity among russians and now he's been put on ice the prime minister slipped on his skates to train with some members of a russian ice hockey team in the forty minute session putin found the net several times and even set up a few goals for others he's only been learning to skate for the last two months after promising the russian national team earlier this year that he would improve his skills put in confessed he did try skating when he was a boy but compared himself to a cow on ice hooves would end up doing the splits. still much better than i would be i'm quite sure i'll be back with a recap of our main news stories in a few moments stay with us right here on our chain. of. command and space is about the more secure there is no substance and there is no. military comes to. the bombs on target time element that's a bug in the tool you're able to deliver through a space ship she can make it better but the bill must. now be much the be. so full. of investment in the peaceful uses of body space. obviously incr

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you without your life from moscow now a lot of your putin's devotion to judo and skiing have already boosted his popularity among russians and now though he's been put on ice the prime minister slipped on his skates to train some teenage members of the moscow a moscow i thought he'd seen in the forty minute session putin found the net several times and even set up a few goals for the other players he's only been learning to skate for the last two months after promising the russian national team this year that he would improve his skills confessed he did try skating when he was a boy but compared himself to a cow on the ice who's. doing the splits. right what are you if i one hundred is now chasing aliens on earth likely to be casting i jealous i am in southern russia but it looks like a number of visitors from space have been caught on camera and i would guess is of eighty's apparent arrival have become look at celebrities. you know i think the shape of these projectors made us believe that this flying saucer whatever it was it was or the large the call because small the only people

a lot of russian party to start hinting if you will that they would be in support of a bloody near putin presidency come two thousand and twelve this leading to today's discussion so very interesting week indeed and of course in the international community the world likes to see these two put it against each other or say one of them is weaker than the other but two strong leaders of the world's largest country it's going to be interesting to see how it plays out. and got plenty of election coverage on our web site and actually dot com for you to keep a check on who's likely to lead russia from two thousand and twelve. under-aged prostitution in the united states has organized crimes thursday august moneymaker after guns and drugs but washington's accused of blaming the kids instead of the criminals putting young girls behind bars for walking the streets instead of offering rescue and how hard he's going to to count explains. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington

the prime minister putin heads out of the use of force in a conflict torn nations saying politicians are not practicing what they preach. the french government is accused of spying on its people and targeting ethnic minorities some of the veil of an anti terror program. and the breeding ground for terrorism policy explores why the north caucuses attract some of those manipulate. innocent youngsters into the street mists. and despite all that of commodities and growth in global stock markets russia's r.t.s. mounted salute point eight percent my six point two percent find out more numbers as well as again around twenty minutes. worldwide news from moscow's city center this is artsy gunfire and explosions being reported in southern syria after the army sent in more reinforcements in a crackdown against and government protesters the un has condemned the wave of government led violence and is urging an investigation washington meantime is calling for sanctions and. reports many fear the west is getting ready for yet another intervention. but wouldn't human rights groups at least four hund

drive minister putin and prime minister to sleep because it only three days before this is true from what we've been working on there and also the live this stuff of the people out who are you really will be playing with approaching the ed people we love monitoring if you deplane and telling them you may know they need to call on the cell or follow somebody to moscow and the russian side did not want to can reveal who they talked to who gave the order with rising water so would there are some open question which needs to be cleared. because we need to get everything we can into the future relationship and this is going to remain it probably of certain question all right you join your small are from the warsaw bay center for international relations thanks for giving us your perspective pleasure of mine. and. what it's something which. what you want to get down to brass as we bring you our special coverage here of. you know place already synonymous with tragedy the world witnessed the disaster that left a country devastated. that united two nations in great. turning to libya now where

with president vladimir putin at its heads was. to establish the causes of uk plane crash and use the expertise of aviation specialists from poland russia and the united states later live in their final report on january twelfth and concluded that playlets era was to blame for the crash compounded of course by very poor weather conditions dense fog and reduced visibility and most likely psychological pressure being exerted from certain passengers on board to land the plane as soon as possible but the major conclusion is that police error was to blame but many in poland have refuted these conclusions and say that more needs to be done to investigate the conditions of the runway here is my lens i do also into the actions played by ground star could they have done more perhaps to prevent got a plane from landing in such dense fog the i.a.c. reports on the line that according to normal aviation ground still do not have the rights to overrule a pilot to restate his or her intention to land poland has insisted on still carrying out its o

prime minister putin himself of the use of force in conflict torn nation saying politicians are not practicing what they preach expresses concern over libya in particular and they chose bombing campaign. analogy focuses on the north caucuses to find out why it's become a hot spot for terrorists using. young muslims into extremists local teachers say it's important to talk about the real values of his name to get rid of common misconceptions. some protection or violation the french government puts soldiers on the street to protect against terrorism but some members of the public say they feel targeted unspoiled on ethnic minorities in particular feel they have been treated as scapegoats france is one of the european countries on the receiving end of thousands of immigrants from north africa and i'm going to specially bad timing for the country where anti ethnic sentiment is already high the french leader tells r t that being part of the e.u. with its immigration directives hurts a country that's the interview next point. pence's multi-culturalism and in war she is predicted to knock nicolas sar