nine am in moscow i met president good to have you with us here on r t israel has offered to hold direct talks with the palestinians in new york as tell of it tends to halt president abbas's ambition to win u.n. recognition the u.s. also opposes the bid and there has been intense diplomacy aimed of hurting a crisis over the move artie's on a stock future going to reports on the counter efforts russia is taking to see the plan go through. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov held an urgent meeting with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton now members of the delegation are telling us that even though this is a closed door meeting the assumption is that lavrov and clinton were negotiating the future of talks on the israeli palestinian relationships the palestinian bid for statehood at the united nations security council is really stealing the show this year we know that palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is expected to present palestine's bid for recognize statehood to the u.n. secretary general ban ki moon in the next days to come and this is something that we know israel and the un

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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 a number of civilians and some western leaders now facing possible legal action over their military campaign you may find some of the images coming up in artie's down the bushes report disturbing. french explorer minister roland jamal says he's ready to defend. the international criminal court which is issued a warrant for his arrest so we'll have to for him because first libya's deposed leaders of h

that debate coming your way in just twenty minutes time here on r t. also i have the sour america remembers the victims of the worst terrorist act in history a decade after the nine eleven attacks. and egypt and turkey turned their backs on israel which has warned it could soon be isolated in the region with former allies expressing growing resentment. when one deals with war for us to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human damage but damage to the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm. coming from the city whether it's on a sonic boom say tractor marine mammals or it's the burning oil fields here in iraq or destroyed or reduce the pacific for purposes the list just goes on and on the geneva conventions and forty nine states that are shall be taken in the war to protect. against widespread long term and severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions protocol has taken exception to that. a hockey play

welcome back your weather t. here is a reminder of the top stories levy and rebels are prepared to tap one of colonel qadhafi as a last desert strongholds the town of bani walid that's half are efforts to negotiate a surrender of the ousted leaders remaining supporters breakdown. russia says the u.n. must immediately call for all sides in the syrian conflict to stop violence and start talking became after mosque it can damage ease sanctions which it says threaten to hurt the people not the regime. and overcrowded u.k. prisons are breaking point working at almost maximal operational capacity this as a government hands out top jail sentences in a hardline approach to street criers can looters. and next we look out of tams to curb the ever growing pollution that is plaguing the world's oceans. the thing that's most shocking to me is of all the samples we've taken whether they be at the surface ten meters thirty meters or down a hundred meters every single sample has had taken from the samples we found in one thousand nin

you're watching r t coming to live from moscow and here's what's still ahead for you in the program a national war crimes tribunal turns to our team for a potty of an interview with genocide suspect rock a lot of where he made serious accusations against u.n. peacekeepers in the ninety's balkans conflict. and the russian village is dying out with a look at why people are fleeing rural areas leaving desolate fields and crumbling houses were thriving communities one student. russia has condemned the latest e.u. sanctions against syria banning imports of its oil the sanctions pile more pressure on president assad's regime according to the where around two thousand two hundred people have died in syria during the government crackdown against opposition for protest since march human rights group amnesty international claims over eighty have been tortured to death in prison but some including the syrian government say the media is twisting their reality as read english go now reports. mass murder tearing catastrophe a country on the brink of a revolution this is what you see every time syri

welcome back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories protel as seen in demonstrations ripple and spread across the world ahead of the bid for statehood as the u.n. even as barack obama personally vows to veal anywhere evolution recognizing a free palestinian state. scores of policemen and passers by are injured in powerful twin blasts near a regional police have quaters in the capital of russian republic of dagestan two devices went off with the moments of each other both were believed to have been planted underneath parked cars. death row pardon not granted to troy davis is executed in the u.s. state of georgia after his final appeal was rejected by the supreme court that's despite questionable evidence and widespread protests in his or. al-jazeera as director general resigns due to rumors he has lengths to the cia critics say that explains the switching u.s. attitude towards the qatar based news network and. we'll stay with our top story al good off and he's guest assess palestine's chances of becoming a new member of the u.n. that's a spotlight coming right out. if . oh ye

maggie watching r t here's a look at the top stories tension at the u.n. summit in new york builds to a crescendo of repairs to hand it is bed for statehood later today despite obama's promise to veto any favorable outcome. garion remaining are the nine european visa free travel despite previous promises as some member states say the two countries need to sort out corruption and crime issues. as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say it's attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror. next to moscow team takes you to be bork a picture perfect town with used drive from the middle ages. hello good to see you again and welcome on this week's episode the must go out scene are in the back door of the largest and most people towns of the leningrad region and russia once owned by sweden and then finland today it still poseurs the great medieval look of a northern european town so join me as we travel back in time and see what cultural attractions are on offer to get him a scout team took an overnig

stay with us here on r t still to come speaking out but then being shouted down. here in america we're very proud of our freedom of speech and the right to speak his considered holy except if you see the room you can get in trouble american celebrities find they get more what they that they more than they bargained for when publicly discussing sensitive issues including the so-called war on terror details coming up. but first countries have dropped their call for further immediate sanctions against syria the u.n. draft resolution has now been softened and now threatened sanctions only if the government doesn't end its crackdown on the opposition but that crackdown currently continues syria's army is deployed tanks and armored vehicles in the city of rostov on russia has been calling on both sides in the six month long conflict to hold talks and has opposed. hornberger founder and president of a washington based future freedom foundation thinks the real aim of any western intervention would be to put their man in power. sanctions have never succeeded in achieving re

you know welcome back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories of the week as well as the latest stories the guessing game is over president to get a fan prime minister putin could swap jobs after that point twelve presidential election pledging to continue the path of modernization economic stability it's a way. israeli army is on the move jubilation over the tell us a bit quickly turns to violence in the west bank and it worries that israel may withhold tax as punishment. and europe's top man shal figures wham for inevitable greek default that's according to a report that calls lining markets and spreading fears of a double dip recession. but more on what saturday's announcements mean for russia in the latest edition of our interview show spotlight. well see british scientists i said sometimes let's go. to the. markets why not. why not what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on our. hello again a welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. i'll do another and today we're talking about the presidential race the decades biggest political mystery

stay with us here on our t. lots more to come in the program including p. spy veto washington is accused of being u.n. member states to delay the palestinian statehood bid as a security council gathers to discuss the issue plus. the area curfews to you know the whole shebang down facebook social network sites. to know about the control you'll see who emerges. historic measure changes in the u.k. is the home office and police impose of ban on march or. but first euro zone leaders are preparing a rescue plan to prevent the escalation of the financial turmoil threatening to send the global economy back into recession this comes as the i.m.f. has warned it may not be able to help out bigger european economies struggled struggling to tackle their debt with a greek default now widely considered just a matter of time a priority is to prevent bigger states such as italy and spain from being dragged down greece has been hit by another wave of public protests against government austerity measures but a guy needs to be on reports the i.m.f. is accused of being too tou

talked about here with r t here's a look at the top stories levy unravels preparing to attack one of colonel gadhafi the last in desert strongholds in the town of bani walid attacked her efforts to negotiate the surrender of the ousted leaders remains wars break down. russia says the u.n. must immediately call for all sides in the syrian conflict to stop the violence and start talking plea came after moscow can dam the recent e.u. sanctions which threaten to hurt the people more than the regime. and overcrowded u.k. prisons are at breaking point working out almost maximum operational capacity this as the government hands out tough jail sentences in a hardline approach to street riders and looters. are economic climate is not at all bright for the u.s. and the e.u. bought their my deed better times ahead for developing economies next we sit down with one of india's leading economists to find out how emerging markets are responding to the challenges of turbulent times. the asson p. downgrade of the united states' economy has raised many questions about whether or not america will conti

spoke about here with r t here's a look at the top stories italy prepares for a life of a stereo as a government sits down to prove a range of major tax hikes and spending cuts while downplaying fresh outrage over its own lavish budget. in the us in romania seal a deal paving the way for america to build new military bases in the former communist state that brings to fruition a bush era missile interceptor plan for europe. the taliban hit the afghan capital kabul with a wave of attacks killing at least seven people and sparking a nineteen hour a long firefight the gunman targeted the u.s. embassy and nato headquarters while suicide bombers hits throughout the city. in a time of electronic gadgets and high tech innovations fly allaying privacy and mining people's personal data is easier than ever up next artie's marina pork not a grills the head of a worldwide investigative agency about the damage twenty four hour surveillance could do to society and its freedoms. r.t. is sitting down with stephen brown bomb founder and c.e.o. of a worldwide investigative agency steve thank you very mu

welcome back you're watching r t here's a recap of the main stories we're covering today the u.s. seems powerless to prevent a threat of violence on service border where the breakaway kossovo has some security council members for a few support russia's call for talks possibles prime minister has announced that the self declared republic asop customs control on the border while local serbs tried to stop them by blocking roads leading to the checkpoints. fierce fighting is underway in libya where former rebels claim that they are advancing on two of the few remaining gadhafi strongholds here found sivana cigarettes and bani walid are backed by tanks and heavy weapons as well as a nato air shield. also the much and.

own back here was r t here's a look at the week's top stories levy is new leaders try to bring calm to tripoli after capturing the capital but the massive flood of weapons onto the streets means the building could still be a long way off. moscow slams in use new sanctions on syria aims to put pressure on president bashar loss of a working crackdown on protesters but doubts over of the accuracy of media coverage coming out of the country are raising questions about who is to blame for the watch out for. ukraine threatens to take russians according to its push for a discount on gas prices but the kremlin claims it's on solid ground and a looming battle saying complaints have no legal ground. and hundreds of thousands rally across israel in the nation's biggest anti-government protests the demonstrators demand the authorities turn their attention from security to social justice. time's running out for colonel khadafi to give himself up to media as interim government now recognized as the country's legitimate power but british m.p. barry gardiner believes the u.k. has gone far beyond the u

back you're watching r t here is a reminder of the top stories and is the international calls on all sides in the indian civil war to brand human rights violations with sword lift to belay shin after the fall of gadhafi some libyans say they're now being abused by those who fought for their freedom. at a time when the us is hiding its fiscal belt the regime private jail seek more revenue from a cash cow for his nerves they are accused of lobbying to expand the american justice system and increase the number of citizens behind bars. ukraine considers the legality of day trips to the contaminated area around her novel the side of the world's biggest nuclear tragedy tourist visits were banned over allegations they provided unhealthy profits to grain officials. but still conflicts whippings through north africa and the middle east there is a real worry that the masses of weapons involved could fall into the wrong hands next starts he hears from a former u.n. expert on how serious the flow of guns is and what is being done about it. with all of the talk about diplomacy and the power of th

welcome back you're watching r t here is a reminder of the top stories and is the international calls on all sides in the union civil war to brand human rights violations what sort of lived jubilation after the fall of gadhafi some libyans say they're now being abused by those who fought for their freedom. at a time when the u.s. is tightening its fiscal belt the floor showing private jail seek more revenue from cash cow prisoners the argue the lobbying to expand the american justice system and increase the number of citizens behind bars. ukraine considers the legality of day trips to the contaminated area around her novel the side of the world's biggest nuclear tragedy tourist visits were banned over allegations they provided unhealthy problems to ukrainian officials.

t. dot com here's what's online for you right now. find out why do you west has given away an estimated two hundred. fifty million dollars worth of military equipment in the wrong. and dancing sensation dancing madhouse to the russian capital tonight hundreds of people performing his famous internet routine blockers and many other videos at r g dot com. the. recap of our top stories coming your way a few minutes but first the business news with kareen stay with us. welcome to our business update this hour as we've been reporting russia needs a new finance minister following the shock departure of the knicks he could ring on monday jacob now from morgan stanley russell says there are a few candidates who could succeed could try but also find it hard to match the confidence by. i think there's quite a number of people in morse code who have the qualifications on paper a perhaps a personality to be the minister of finance visit the central bank governor who works in the ministry of finance his view given he was a deputy minister of finan

eleven thirty am in moscow these here are t. headline the greek government set to approve more unpopular taxes as a tries to convince european lenders to hand over another slice of the bailout to avert a looming default meanwhile the greek prime minister will hold talks with the german chancellor and for lent as the debt crisis threatens to spiral out of control. the u.n. security council prepares to submit the palestinian statehood bid for recognition and despite fierce objections from israel and the u.s. which is about to veto the move but palestinians could still get partial recognition from the general assembly but they already have all majority of support . nine out of ten new jobs in the u.k. being taken by immigrants this comes as the country struggles to create a new work amid a stark rise in on a.

and t. here this was kind of in their mind a very open and shut case at some point and they decided to block to sue rather than negotiating with agency and what a mobile one of the more cynical. commentaries that i read today on this there are a few in this day and age there's no shortage of these right and on all sides an allusion is was the both the f.c.c. and d.o.j. work for the white house you know the executive branch is charged with right execute the laws created by congress and this is an election year and president obama needs a billion dollars and these companies are big and they made big campaign donations either for you or against you might there be an element of politics in this and is it possible the white house could scuttle this deal unfortunately there is no i'm not politics we think however in this case the facts i want to go over politics d.o.j. it's not really cynical to say they work for the white house they do the criminal justice as it is the executive branch agency the f.c.

t. here's what's still ahead for you in the program the international war crimes tribunals to see for a copy of an interview with genocide suspect rather came luggage where he made serious accusations against un peacekeepers in the nineteenth complex. and officials in washington have squandered sixty billion dollars that iraq and afghanistan as senate report says the money was lost in waste and force. russia has condemned the latest e.u. sanctions against syria banning imports of it's all we'll the sanctions pile more pressure on president assad's regime according to the u.n. around two thousand people one hundred two thousand two hundred people have died in syria during the government a crackdown against opposition protests since march human rights group amnesty international came to. have been tortured to death in prison but some including the syrian government say the media is twisting the reality of very negative reports. mass murder tearing catastrophe a country on the brink of a revolution this is what you see every time syria pops up in the headlines but what is really happening

book about your watching r t here's a look out of hops the words railways and palestinians are urged to return to the negotiating table as a middle east delegation is new goals to ride the momentum of the palestinian statehood bid of the un. education stagnation shock new figures reveal one of five british announcers leave school without basic literacy and are struggling to find jobs as a result. and market meltdown is the worst trading week in europe amby us since the crisis of two thousand and eight as fears of a double dip recession produce by the efforts of the i.m.f. and world bank. obvious peter will rally his gas discuss the role of russia and other emerging economies in tackling the unstable global financial situation on the money is next on our. welcome to on the money where the business of russia is business with the privatization of state controlled sectors a vital part of the government's long term economic strategy on the money looks at the company's schedule to be part of the program it's time frames expectations as well as potential budgetary implications along with th

t. here's a recap of the main stories we're covering today the u.s. seems powerless to prevent the threat of violence on the service border where the breakaway kossovo has some security council members refused to support russia's call for talks possibles prime minister has announced that the self declared republic asuna customs control on the border while local serbs try to stop them by blocking roads leading to the checkpoints. fierce fighting is underway in libya where former rebels claim that they are advancing on two of the few remaining gadhafi strongholds in france yvonne cigarettes and bani walid are backed by tanks and heavy weapons as well as a nato air she'll. also the much anticipated south stream gas pipeline moves a step closer to reality as russia signs landmark agreements with top european energy giants the project is aimed at delivering russian gas directly to european consumers bypassing other transit countries. now the dangers of a dramatic escalation in the syrian conflict are up for discussion and cross that sex or an artsy. wealth

back here with r t here's a look at the top stories the british prime minister is in moscow for talks with the russian leadership after years of strained relations it's the first official visit of a british leader to the russian capital since two thousand and five. iran prepares to officially plug in its russian built bush era nuclear stations the country's first atomic power plant will reach about half of capacity after being connected to the main national grid. due to his disputed fifty four billion euros thirty package the final debate in the lower house of parliament but open protests popular cards have already started with some areas of the country going as far as seeking autonomy. perhaps more e.u. countries saying in a sea of debt crosstalk debates whether a financial wind boy is on its way that's next on our. oh in the welcome across. the euro a currency in crisis in an unknown future but is there a silver lining. ok let's stick to the term and if there is a silver lining to the euro crisis and i'm joined by jeffrey summers he's an associate professor at the university of wisc

top stories and a look at back at the week's news here on r t turn first to libya where fierce fighting rages on between pro and anti kadafi forces loyalist troops are making a last stand in three cities under heavy assault by the relentless fighters who are backing the country's new government body while lead and sabol now witnessing house to house battles with hundreds of civilians caught in the crossfire it's thought khadafi himself who is still on the run could be hiding in one of the siege cities meanwhile life is returning to the sort of normal in the capital but as artie's marie if an ocean reports there are some libyans who already walked off the back. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who back the old regime remain defiant. in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened or did so somewhere else. i doubt that we will do anything to moammar any memoir even if we have to give all nice. seven support for the ousted leader once they see our camera. here. we are going to be so quick to tell the camera why. it's the same situatio

throughout the day here on our t. will be heading to russia's chukotka region in the far east it may evoke a sense of remoteness it also captivates people with its unique pristine nature coupled with stark contours of coastal regions and mountains there's a landscape that's changed a little since the first explorers set foot in the area in the seventeenth century . in the former way line. where human life is ruled by nature. the distance of planet earth is scarcely preserved by the clear. lie hidden in the deep permafrost. and to those who deal with them restored times are still the. full program on the true coker region coming your way in the next hour here on our t.v. on a few minutes a key palestinian politician tells us why international recognition means more than just acceptance but first dimitris up next with the business report. button welcome to the program the inks barely dry on the deal that puts the seal in the south stream gas pipeline and already russian companies are rubbing their hands with glee and ex

t cairo. stay with us here on our t.v.plenty more coming your way including the tough life of a junkie in afghanistan a look at how almost every family living in the world the biggest producer of opiates is dealing with the scourge of narcotics. but first the international monetary fund has issued a grave warning for the global financial outlook the most severe since two thousand and eight the lending giant is pessimistic over world growth unless the u.s. and the euro zone lawmakers act quickly meanwhile ministers in debt ridden greece are set to discuss how to speed up budget cuts to secure vital i.m.f. and cash without the eight billion euro baloch the country will default next month there's a european commission inspectors plan to plan to return to iraq and to assess the progress in reducing debt financial writer peter build says the actions of europe's banks and a rapidly mounting debt is dragging the whole region down. unless the banks are helped out by their own governments what is called recapitalize in other words

good to have you with us here on r t our top story global media has been responding to news out of a lot of near putin will campaign to return to his old job as president next year he's been backed by russia's current president dmitri medvedev who's now aiming to replace putin as prime minister parties and he said now as more. the announcement itself not a very big surprise but how and when it happened some analysts are saying it was the best kept little secret in modern history of course social networks went crazy with reaction if we take a look at some of the tweets that came immediately stateside from senator john mccain not a big surprise coming from him he of course a former presidential candidate in the u.s. in two thousand and eight says surprise surprise shocking news putin is running for president and then here in russia from a presidential aide arkady dvorkovich we have nothing to be cheerful about it's better to be playing ice hockey at luzhniki that of course is the stadium where the united russia convention took place and the announcement was made he goes on to say it's

so levin i am in moscow i am not treasurer good to have you with us here on r t our top story kicked into action by a market panic unseen since the financial crash of two thousand and eight the german government scramble to approve a massive expansion of the use them urgency bailout fund new measures mean personally guarantees an astronomic contribution of two hundred eleven billion euros most analysts though agree that more must be done to prevent a highly anticipated greek default from shattering the euro zone even negotiators also return to athens to restart talks on future bailout payments the government's last chance to evade a collapse later this month as artists are a fourth reports about the fuel for the greek government's well lentulus austerity engine may be running out. greece has been the pace the child of the year. with germany to expand the belo the country looks that's to get that much needed cash injection with the help come with some conditions and here in greece the people say that the price being made to pay it simply too high spending that. is deadline day for the

what some students will do to make ends meet and times the food program's coming out later today here on r t but here's a quick preview for you. eighty percent of the lap dancers that this one lap dancing chain in london are college students and the owner of this chain says that these girls are very popular because his clients often don't expect them to be knowledgeable interesting as well as attractive. they like to have a lap dance and talk about interest rate differentials from you know school of economics. but unfortunately a prostitute themselves because i was born in cameroon raise the question of free to take the bail out the banks i ask more money down these clubs every night. let's update you on some other international headlines in a moment world update really as a monkey the palestinian foreign minister says a formal bid for full statehood will be submitted to the u.n. next friday under u.n. rules such an application was personally approved by the security council before going to the general assembly washington said last week that it will use its veto power to block the creation o

eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece is under inspection by a team of senior european and i.m.f. officials who are assessing if the country has implemented enough austerity measures this ahead of a crucial vote in germany where lawmakers will decide whether to release further bailout cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble r.t. sarraf earth has more from athens. all eyes against be on berlin to see the outcome of that is very uncertain the moment exactly what's going to happen now he said the contributions from germany as well as other usa members would increase. to be aggrieved but we know that there has been some problems especially amongst the general public is extremely unpopular and we've seen the greek prime minister choose passenger on a visit just the other day met with the german chancellor merkel that was seen isn't it time maybe garner a bit more support for greece and we heard some very positive rhetoric coming from the both of them greece is part promising to deliver saying they think they can find their way out

near it in moscow treasure bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news here on r t turning first to libya where fierce fighting rages on between pro and anti khadafi you forces loyalist troops are making their last stand in three cities that are under heavy assault by the relentless fighters who are backing the country's new government syria to bani walid and sob now witnessing house to house battles with hundreds of civilians caught in the crossfire and it's thought colonel gadhafi who is still on the run could be hiding in one of the besieged cities meanwhile life is returning to something close to normal in the capital tripoli but as our she's marie if an ocean reports there are some libyans there who already want gadhafi. and months after tripoli fell into rebels' hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant but fearful in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened or did so somewhere else. we will do anything from our only moammar even if we have to give our lives. seven support for the ousted leader it is solves onc

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here. on r.g.p. . the for. paul comeback you're watching r t and here's a look at the main headlines the world's eyes talking communities united in grief after russia's let. the motive team was almost entirely wiped out in a plane crash in the city of yet a slot with forty three people are confirmed dead while two survivors are in critical condition both have been taken to moscow for specialist treatment. the u.k. government faces legal action as doctors demand a new inquiry into the shady death of the weapons inspector he was the man who revealed that britain and new iraq had no weapons of mass destruction ahead of the invasion. the middle east the build up of palestinian start a peaceful campaign for statehood ahead of the vote israel tensions grow as police clashed with protesters calling for a better government. also twenty years in an american jail a russian pilot the tape in a u.s. sting operation in liberia is subjects for conspired to smuggle drugs but moscow.

t. dot com here's what's a click away right now. know why the u.s. has given away an estimated two hundred fifty million. dollars worth of military equipment in iraq. an internet sensation. hundreds of people are performing his famous routine more. next with the business update stay with us here on our. welcome to our business update the russian markets continue to climb on tuesday. finance minister alex he couldn't on monday get all over the r.t.s. stock exchange with more both the all ts. be making gains on tuesday this is being driven by activity in the asian markets where energy commodities have been trading well russia of course the majority of their blue chip stocks all in all yelling so they've been snubbed open others also rumblings that a potential debt deal could be done in europe this is driving people to go towards those energy stocks as well and of course we're seeing not reflected all the russian markets with all of these outside factors impacting all new r.t.s. on the my six it's it's difficult to say right now how much of an impact. m

t. dot com here's what's online for you right now. i know why the u.s. hasn't given away an estimated two hundred fifty million dollars worth of military equipment in iraq. had internet sensation dancing comes to the russian capital tonight hundreds of people in performing his famous routine washbasin funny more videos at r.t. dot com. t.v. . corrina milliken's up next with a business update stay with us here on r.t. . oh well come to our business update this hour russia needs a new finance minister following the shock departure of attics he could ring on monday his position became untenable after the problems of the after he publicly stated it would not work on them if they had if in the next administration she can meld chief economist at morgan stanley says there are a few candidates to succeed couldn't but all find it hard to match to the confidence he inspired. i think there's quite a number of people in morse code who have the qualifications on paper a perhaps personality to be the minister of finance visit the central bank governor who works in the

hello and welcome to business here on r t the leaders of greece france and germany have reportedly reaffirmed their support of greece and making sure it remains in the euro zone fears the country said in two words a default have some the interest rate on the stockmen bonds to record highs but it's of russia because that much to worry about as straight about the morgan stanley explains. russia is actually a much better position other central european countries say turkey in the region because it has less strong trade and investment relationships with europe because it's more of a global trading country and it depends on the price of close commodities such as always all which depends on growth in emerging markets such as china and india europe of all so russia's fate is totally dark with the growth of china and india and not at the moment looks reports and hasn't been affected by the downturn in developed markets as compared to other. countries i think russia is of course with brazil as essentially a commodity exporter which is exposed to movements in commodity prices which are affected by glob

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kremlin comeback r t gauges global reaction to the news that glad i'm here putin is running for the russian presidency again next year with dmitri medvedev now planning to replace him as head of government. we have the announcement now of the analysis join me anything no wait for the latest global and russian reaction to putin for president. the i.m.f. or as it may not be able to help out bigger economies as fears of a double dip recession grow with the prospect of greek to the fall approaching. and i clamp down on freedom of expression in the u.k. is a historic precedent is set over a ban on marching in parts of one to. eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story we've had the announcement now the analysis of global media is responding to the news that vladimir putin will campaign to return to his old job as president next year he's been backed by russia's current president dmitry medvedev who's now aiming to replace putin is prime minister let's get more on how the world is reacting from artie's a nice and now way he joins us live hello a nice long r

noon in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece is engulfed by more public protests as it comes under scrutiny by a team of senior european and i.m.f. officials or assessing if the country can implement enough austerity measures this comes with german lawmakers vote on whether to release further belov cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble r t sorry for it has more from athens. this is really going to send a message not just to the i think countries globally as well the leaders are going to be willing to hold the euro zone countries in greece especially out of this deepening crisis german m.p.'s a very thing as this moment in the they're discussing the controversial plans to strengthen the bailout fund that's pretty extreme the unpopular among the german public member tell me is already the biggest single contributor and this is going to increase their contributions even more a lot of the german public say that's simply not. now what a lot of people have been saying a lot of analysts we spoke into has said that it's not really a question of whether or

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in moscow i've not tried so good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece is under scrutiny by a team of senior european and i.m.f. officials who are assessing if the country has implemented enough austerity measures this comes as a head of a crucial vote in germany where lawmakers will decide whether to release further bailout cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble for more on this we go live to our he's sorry for joining us in terms of those hours so why is this vote in berlin so crucial for the eurozone. well this is really going to send a message not just to the i think countries globally as well the leaders again to be willing to pull the year you think countries increase especially out of this deepening crisis is going to be quite shortly the bill to start again speed dating the controversial plans to strengthen back the sell out fund now we know that that's pretty steamy unpopular amongst the german public remember germany's already the biggest single contributor and this is going to increase their contributions even more a lot of the german public say