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the e.u. steps in to call off a great great class of a season's checkpoints on the serbian border crossings serves to blockade. cars brushy solved through pipeline project becomes a reality of russian companies are just beijing new lucrative deals on kids is calculating losses more in business in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is our sea life from moscow now to start a strong offensive from libyan forces that you know are less are still putting up a strong resistance this is the country's interim leaders struggled for mccain he said count it all their forces remain logs in battle with supporters all the features of colonel little as the making that in several cities the civilians in the affected areas trapped in the crossfire meanwhile the rest of libya's reeling from months of civil war with some estimating the death toll in the tens of thousands ongoing nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed a number of civilians with some western leaders now facing possible legal action and

also the e.u. steps into cars now after a breakaway kosovo seizes checkpoints of the northern border with prompting served to blockade roads. and global starts the declining as investors speculate that greece may not receive a payment that would help it avoids a default where business is about twenty minutes. welcomes his r.t. is ten pm now here in moscow my name's kevin zero in with the top stories for you tonight and despite a heavy offensive from libyan forces garfield loyalists are still putting up a strong resistance this is the country's interim leaders struggle to form a cohesive cabinet while the forces remain locked in a battle with supporters of the fugitive colonel well the loyalists are making their last stand in several cities with civilians in the affected areas trapped in the crossfire meantime the rest of libya is reeling from months of civil war with some estimating the death toll in the tens of thousands ongoing nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed a number of civilians and some

and the e.u. steps into words carmarthen breakaway kosovo sees as checkpoints on the serbian border prompting serbs to blockade rather. welcomes his r.t. it's now eight pm here in moscow my name is kevin owen with the top stories for you tonight and first despite a strong offensive from libyan forces gadhafi loyalists are still putting up a strong resistance this as the country's interim leaders struggle to form a cohesive cabinet while their forces remain locked in a battle with supporters of a fugitive colonel loyalists are making their last stand in several cities with civilians in the affected areas struck by crossfire meanwhile the rest of libya is reeling from months of civil war with some estimating the death toll now in the tens of thousands ongoing nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed a number of civilians with western leaders now facing possible legal action over their military campaign you may find some of the images coming up now in total bushels report the. projects foreign minister

e.u. stepped in. it's the european union and the nato so-called peacekeepers or other in forces who have caused this problem the kosovo issue the situation in the north of cost of those is what we call a frozen conflict in other words it's an unresolved anomalous situation that has been relatively peaceful now for more than ten years and it seems that the european union is determined to make it not peaceful anymore in my view the powers of bulimics which is the european union body that sent the troops there to impose the new class regime. i believe that ulick's itself is illegal or i take the view that it's the united nations which should be governing kosovo according to resolution twelve forty four and not you lex. and indeed i think one can make a case for saying that there are parallel structures now in kosovo the european union on one hand and the united nations on the other but legally speaking it should be the united nations the european union itself in a state of advanced collapse while there i

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the e.u. steps into words car after breakaway kosovo seizes checkpoints on the northern border with serbia prompting serbs to blockade growth. and global stocks are declining as investors speculate that priest may not receive the payment that would help but the void of deep falls more in business in twenty minutes. welcome this is r t it's nine pm here no moscow when i was kevin zero in with the top stories tonight for you but despite the heavy offenses from libyan forces gadhafi loyalists are still putting up a strong resistance this is the country's interim leaders leaders struggle to form a cohesive cabinet while their forces remain locked in a battle with supporters of the fugitive colonel while the loyalists are making their last stand in several cities with civilians in the affected areas trapped in the crossfire meantime the rest of the year is reeling from months of civil war now with some estimating the death toll in the tens of thousands on going nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed

e.u. must take responsible steps to tackle its own economic problems that's just days after italian officials reportedly attempted to convince a chinese delegation to buy a share in it at least that. brings up the for the moment i'll be back with another summary for in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime in an era of electronic gadgets and high tech innovations violating privacy and mining personal data is easier than ever and up next portnoy grilles the head of a worldwide investigative agency about the damage the twenty four hour surveillance could do to society and its freedoms our special interview next. artie is sitting down with stephen rom com founder and c.e.o. of inc a worldwide investigative agency steve thank you very much for sitting down to speak with r.t. today from a pleasure for more than a decade you've been warning the mass public or at least informing us that privacy is dead get over it and in that time people have consciously been putting more and more information about themselves online what do you think this has done to contribute to your message of privacy being th

e.u. must take responsible steps to tackle its economic problems it was just days after telling officials reportedly attempted to convince a chinese delegation to buy a share in italy's debt. with more on those stories and other news for us in fifteen minutes and on the meantime the sports update is next with. thanks for joining us this is sports today plenty to head over the next ten minutes or so including our stories and great. hitting their stride scotland become the first team of the rugby world cup to make it two wins from two the fifth three were two which are. on top of the world novak djokovic she was all facing newly attained u.s. open trophy of the empire state building summit. over the line we pressed the rewind button in the russian premier league our meeting we promote under each and every goal but the injury in the latest round of auction coming up. let's kick off with the champions league with the second of russia's representatives this year and get their campaign started in france tonight c.s.k. moscow aiming to do what needs and petersburg couldn't do last night and when

e.u. assad to step down saying he should be given more time to push through reforms. what has reiterated its deep concern over america's plans to base parts of its missile defense shield in poland some of which could be in place by twenty eighteen russians calling for urgent talks with nato saying the u.s. program is stuck in the past plans for putting missiles on polish sort of follow separately feels sealed this week with romania and turkey also agreed to host sections of the system the u.s. insists it's designed to counter possible attacks from states such as a run in north korea but russia says the plans is a direct threat to its security and a proposed building a joint chilled instead that's the suggestion nato has declined here girl as a professor of political science based in paris and thinks america's plans could trigger a new arms race. i don't think it's really a military necessity no one will believe that it was a possibility if you ran it attacking europe it's me size did not reach could not reach western europe i think this takes up surely political washi

e.u. must take responsible steps to tackle its own economic problems just days after telling officials reportedly attempted to convince the chinese delegation to buy a share in the city's debt. i'll be back with more news more developments in less than half an hour from now in the meantime we invite you on a regular journey to discover russia taking you this time to the southern and historic city of. it's always a pleasure to visit the room south of russia and. is going to be one of its finest cities. founded on the cuban river at the end of the eighteenth century exclusion from a small cost outpost to a modern administrative capital. and as soon as you write this one lady you really need to go and see. this isn't catherine and she is the patron saint of president up i am legend has it that if you come into a monument and stand on this circle then you come under the same protection for the time you were in this. was really to get sight see i thought i'd start with a bird's eye view. as president famous water tower it's one of the only constructions remaining by famous russian engineer blobby mach

e.u. bots take responsible steps to tackle its own economic problems else just as a result of that actual zocor should be attempts to convince the chinese delegation supply a share it includes debt it's. not history clinton poisons america's concerns over a surge in sectarian violence across the arab world following a wave of washington battles are rising now a new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state our nation's top to trade one form of oppression of for. the next we invite you all regular johnny to discover russia taking this time to the sullivan historic city of cars out. it's always a pleasure to visit the room south of russia and still to be one of its finest cities. founded on the cuban river at the end of the eighteenth century excluded from a small pool suck out pushed to a modern and minister to the capital. and as soon as you write this one lady you really need to go and see. this is to katherine and she is the patron saint of president up and legend has it back if you come into harmonium and stand on this circle then you come under the saints protection for

e.u. non-state responsible steps to tackle its own economic problems that's just days after italian officials reportedly attempt to take the place of chinese delegation to via share anything instead it's. to hillary clinton voices america's concerns over a surge in sectarian violence across the arab world allowing at the wave of washington perhaps not surprising new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state arab nations not to trade one form or fashion for another. i take it to see it in old age and sports coming up now and his hoping for better thoughts than the champions need tonight for russia's second represents. better discipline all of us you know the true we had one goal lead last night to me in cyprus two are all well and then get a man sent off but it's not a good system moscow there and fronts tonight hoping for better luck we'll have a preview and not just the rest of the day's sport right now. if your company for this is a sports event we have got plenty ahead in occluding this hour. hitting their stride scotland become the first team in the rugby world cup to make i

e.u. urging assad to step down saying he should be given more time to push through reforms anti-government demonstrations flared up in march with at least twenty six hundred people reportedly killed in clashes and less michel chossudovsky says the russian delegation faces a tough task in syria with the opposition being extremely diversified. any kind of military intervention in syria immediately leads to a scenario escalation and this is something which hopefully will be addressed by the russian delegation it's the scotians with the syrian authorities who first of all we must clarify what is the opposition this is all position within the syrian civil society which operates within the confines of the law and which has also done along with the go on them and then doesn't and such and see which is funded and supported by outside forces. this is the launch integrated by islamists it's a job this tool but it's a lot of this as well as was the brother. because that would be this insurgency is there to destabilize to create a pretext for responsibility to protect nato intervention in syria moscow

e.u. wording assad to step down saying should be give more time to push through before. moscow has reiterated his deep concern over america's plans to base part of its missile defense shield in poland some of which could be in place as early as twenty eight russia's calling for talks with nato saying that the u.s. program is stuck in the past plans for putting missiles on polish saw follow separate deals sealed this week with romania and turkey also agreed to host sections of the system the u.s. insists it's designed to counter possible attacks from states like iran or north korea but russia sees the plans as a direct threat to its security and had proposed building a joint instead that's a suggestion nato declined peace campaigner briscoe says the system represents america's plans to boost its influence in the region. u.s. is using nato and nato expansion as the i think the poor the carrier to draw you know other countries like turkey in romania making them feel like they're going to be taken care of by the european union. but clearly what we're talking about here is ma

e.u. urging assad to step down so he should be given more time to push through reforms i spoke to analysts michel chossudovsky just now he says the russian delegation faces a tough task in syria with the opposition being extremely diversified. any kind of military intervention in syria immediately leads to a scenario of escalation and this is something which hopefully will be addressed by the russian delegation in its discussions with the syrian authorities but first of all we must clarify well what is the opposition there's an opposition within the syrian civil society which operates within the called why isn't the law which has also dialogue with the government and then there's an insurgency which is funded and supported by outside forces. this is largely integrated by islamists it's a job but it's a lot this as well as muslim brotherhood. and consequently this insurgency is there to destabilize and create a pretext for responsibility to protect nato intervention in syria. moscow's ritu and his deep concern over america's plans to base parts of its missile defense shield in poland some o

e.u. wording assad to step in saying you should be given more time to push for reforms. rascals reiterated its deep concern over america's plans to base parts of its missile defense shield in poland some of which could be in place as soon as twenty eight russia is calling for talks with nato saying that the u.s. program stuck in the past plans for putting missiles on polish soil follow separate deals sealed this week with a romanian turkey who also agreed to host sections of the system the u.s. insists it's designed to counter a possible attack from states like iran or north korea but russia sees the plans as a direct threat to its security and has proposed building a joint shield instead but the suggestion that nathan's declined a few times correspondent pepe escobar told us the shield isn't danger keeping iran in check because it poses no threat to the u.s. some of the best strategists military strategists in the world very russia and they know that iran first of all they don't have the capabilities to attack europe even if he wanted to number two the me the a very har

e.u. urging assad to step down saying he should be given more time to push through reforms anti-government demonstrations flared up in march with at least twenty six hundred people reportedly killed in clashes and less michel chossudovsky says the russian delegation faces a tough task in syria with the opposition being extremely diversified. any kind of military intervention in syria immediately he was ok. and this is something which hopefully will be addressed by the russian delegation it's the stoushes with the syrian authorities who first of all we must clarify what is the opposition there's an opposition within the syrian civil society which operates within the called poison the law which has also done well with because of them and then there's a good search and see which is so funded and supported by both sides forces. this insurgency is launching its agree to put its limits it's a job but it's the law office as well as muslim brotherhood. because that would be this insurgency is there to destabilize create a pretext all responsibility to protect nato intervention. in syria. moscow ha

e.u. urging assad to step down saying he should be given more time to push through reforms anti-government demonstrations flared up in march that least twenty six hundred people reportedly killed in clashes and almost michel chossudovsky says that the russian a delegation faces a tough task in syria with the opposition being extremely diversified. any kind of military intervention in syria immediately so. this is something which hopefully will be addressed by the russian delegation it's the scotians with the syrian authorities well first of all we must clarify well what is the opposition there's an opposition within the syrian civil society which operates within the called points of the law which has also dialogue with the killing of an event is an insurgency which is funded and supported by outside forces. this is the launching integrated like this list it's a job this looks like this as well as both the brother. and consequently this insurgency is there to destabilize create a pretext all responsibility to protect nato intervention in syria. moscow has reiterated its a deep concern over

e.u. opposed that oil embargo against syria and warrant a further steps of a five month crackdown did the start as a renegotiate report sanctions seem more likely to affect the syrian people that if it worries. the dealer is a master barber those small his shop was floor until it all ended in the snip. and there are many customers that would come from a forest when you kilometers away from damascus but now the flow has come down a lot first came the unrest and then the crackdown then the west's quickly stepped in with sanctions to survive is to put the economic pressure on for cheap the political come from the bunch and help the people of syria to achieve something just an aspiration at first all major credit card transactions were stopped earlier this month but that mainly affected foreign tourists because syria runs its own payment system and those with syrian accounts didn't feel the pinch however the e.u. and the us are tightening their grip by opposing oil embargo on damascus so will that have any probable effect on the people here. or sanctions will have a negative effect on syrian

e.u. imposed an oil embargo against syria and warned of further steps if the five month crackdown didn't stop but as we go to school reports sanctions seem more likely to affect the syrian people than the authorities. now do you lose a master barber those small shoes shop was flourishing until it all ended in the snip. can you still. i would come from this forest twenty kilometers away from damascus but now the flow has come down. first came the unrest then the crackdown then the west's quickly stepped in with sanctions for. the economic pressure on the cheap the political. talk about trying to help the people of syria to achieve the magician aspirations i pursed all major credit card transactions were stopped earlier this month but that mainly affected foreign tourists because syria runs its own payment system and those with syrian accounts didn't feel the pinch however of the e.u. when the us are tightening their grip why because ing oil embargo and the massacres so well not have any probable impact on the people here but one corner or sanctions will have a negative effect on syrian economy

e.u. imposed an oil embargo against syria and warned of further steps in a five month crackdown didn't stop any mcleish to report sanctions seen one. the theory and people then the author. is a master barber those small his shop was floored until it all ended in a snip. in the midst of many customers there was controversy forest when the kilometers away from damascus with now the flow has come down a lot first came the under arrest then the crackdown then the west's quickly stepped in with sanctions. is to put the economic pressure on the chief the political. the budget. help the people of syria to achieve a traditional aspiration at first all major credit card transactions were stopped earlier this month but mainly the foreign tourist because syria runs its own payment system and those with syrian accounts didn't feel the pinch however the e.u. and the us are tightening their grip by imposing oil embargo on damascus so will that have any probable effect on the people here. or sanctions will have a negative effect on syrian economy it's a diversified economy with a stable debt which gives i

international efforts are being stepped out to calm border tension in kosovo or neither locals nor serbs are willing to back down after recent bloodshed e.u. is mulling a proposal to end the deadlock sparked by the violent seizure of two border posed by kosovo ins in july. and a statehood showdown at the un as the general assembly gets ready to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions preparing to crack the surface the u.s. and israel remain opposed to giving the palestinians a seat at the world body and ahead of that vote in new york r.t. sat down with palestinian politician one on a sure are we she believes that getting full member status of allow israel to be held to account for what she says are crimes against the palestinian people and the occupation of their life. archie sitting down with award winning scholar and internationally recognized politician executive committee member of the palestine liberation organization dr hanan ashrawi thank you so much for joining us today thank you and it's my pleasure dr shari let's start with one of the most highlighted issues at this year's united nations general assembly gathering of

e.u. are different story without than europe would be overrun would they consider the steps of the government as not necessary and. multiculturalism has failed european leaders say but what are the actual consequences of that failure as a way multiculturalism people from southern europe germany northern you are hungry poland russia or european nations living together we know it has not feel the there is no problem at all the problem is with the muslims it's not people who constitute a problem. in islam comes to people with active groups that promote islam and advocate the establishment of sharia law and sharia law particularly as criminal sections is absolutely impossible for european relationships we have a religious pluralism europe and there is a new religion it is done isn't it islam is the religion that elevates another religion as long it has no power in securitization with the biggest political event where you are in that state and church or divided and no one is in imposing its religion and during the against any tolerance of sharia law that it has nothing to do with tolerating muslim

e.u. are different story without them europe will be overrun what i consider the steps of the danish government is not necessary and. multiculturalism has failed european leaders say but what are the actual consequences of that failure as a way multiculturalism uni people from southern europe germany northern you are hungry poland russia or european nations living together no it has not failed there is no problem at all the problem is with the muslims it's not people who continue the problem but is led. comes with more than people was revealed active groups to promote islam and educate the establishment of sheria law and sharia law particularly is criminal section is absolutely impossible for european relationship we have in religious pluralism europe in the single religion is done and islam is the religion that elevates another religion as long as it has no power in securitization with the biggest political event for europe it meant that state and church were divided in no one is internal to impose its religion and determined against any tolerance of sharia law but it has nothing to do with to

e.u. or different story without in europe would be overrun back into the steps of the danish government is not necessary and. multiculturalism has failed european leaders say but what are the actual consequences of that failure as if we multiculturalism people from southern europe germany and when you are hungry poland russia all european nations living together they know it is not feel there is no problem at all the problem is with the muslims it's not people who are going to you the problem is land in islam comes with people they build equity groups. in educated establishment of sheria law and sharia law particularly is criminal section is absolutely impossible for european relationships we have a religious pluralism europe and there is a new religion is done and islam is the religion that elevates you know the religion as long as it has no power in the securities ation was the biggest political event for europe it meant that state and church were divided and no one is entirely impose its religion and determined against any tolerance of sharia law it has nothing to do with elevating musl

e.u. are a different story and without them you will be overrun when they consider the steps of the danish government is not necessary and. multiculturalism has failed european leaders say but what are the actual consequences of that failure as a multiculturalism even if people from southern europe germany northern you are angry poland russia all european nations living together they know it is not for you there is no problem at all the problem is with the muslims it's not people who constitute the problem is lebanon and elim comes with people with ethnic groups that promote islam and educate the establishment of sheria law and sharia law particularly its criminal sections is absolutely impossible for your innovation we have a religious pluralism you are in the single religion is done and it is lamb is the religion that elevates in the religion as long as it has no power in securitization with the biggest political event for europe in that state and church were divided in no one is into impose its religion and determined against any tolerance or sharia law that it has nothing to do with el