the rest began during celebrations marking twenty years since the central asian country one independence from the soviet union. and a trial and. court ruled that even juan provided material support to al qaida the nine eleven attacks in america critics however say tehran is not guilty on the verdict is merely a pretext to demonize iran and wage war. up next moscow has just the same for those hungry for more curious cuisine. hello and welcome to the pride when this speech i will take a look at that through to restaurants in moscow from persian food to fit me cafes the russian capital with cuisine from all over the world you can pretty much find anything here and now a far cry from say a decade or so ago i always thought of as the armenian food store situated a person's cars where. like any other major capital city moscow has its own foreign communities many pieces that have their own schools in moscow published in the newspapers magazines and open stools selling the rain crofts uncle produce can make it to your advantage never mind you can still visit this armenian supermarket on the corn

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now the news this week violence in kazakhstan has left fifteen dead across the west of the central asian country trouble spread during the weekend from an independent state gathering when striking all workers clashed with police on friday. and the arab league is giving damascus until wednesday to stop the bloodshed or it will go to the u.n. it says russia meantime is pushing its resolution of the security council calling for both sides in syria to enter talks. and russia's welcome to the world trade organization after almost twenty years memberships expected to bring both incentives for business and investment as well as some tough competition. gets more perspective on the show is the use trade commissioner talks next to r.t. . you trade commissioner called the goodies in geneva to welcome russia into the world trade organization he warns it comes at a time when the euro crisis threaten the world with recession mr de gucht leaders are insulting each of the euro's fall into new lows how worried are you about this stage of the euro debt crisis i see that. people some people continue to fin

imposed in all time in the west of kazakhstan at least eleven people have died in brighton and the central asian states mark twenty years of independence. and a trial of seventy i new york court ruled that iran provided material support to al qaida with a nine toxin america critics however say the verdict is merely a pretext for war against iraq. hello and welcome to aussie twenty following news live from moscow my name is you know should volatile main story now tens of thousands of people in tunisia have been celebrating the first anniversary of the country's revolution which overthrew dictator ben ali after almost twenty five years in power the uprising was this pok but the arab spring was shocked almost twenty countries across north africa in the middle east but even after elections in tunisia calls for change remain strong they're. going to have their finding. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself on fire to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public ferry over corruption and poverty which led to the syrian president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and

in the west of the country where independence day rides left at least eleven people dead in the central asian state. trial an obscenity i mean you can it really is that the drive provided material support to al qaida the nine eleven attacks in america critics however say the verdict is merely a pretext for war against iraq. news for russia and around the world this is all he was need thanks for joining us turns out thousands of people in tunisia have been celebrating the past anniversary of the country's revolution which overthrew dictator ben ali after almost twenty five years in power the uprising was this part for the arab spring which rocked almost twenty countries across north africa and the middle east but even after elections in tunisia it calls for change remain strong that. has been finding out. a year ago mohamed bouazizi said softly tired to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public frie over corruption and poverty which led to the president ben ali a wave overinvolved spread to other countries and the arab spring was born. a monument stands. his sacrifice in his

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in the west of the country where independence day riots left at least eleven people dead in the central asian states. on the trial in absentia a new york court ruled that iran provided material support to al qaida but the nine eleven attacks america critics however say that that it is merely a pretext for void games telegraph. hello and welcome to all see twenty four hour news live from. our top story now tens of thousands of people in tunisia have been celebrating the fast and about sort of the country's revolution which i was thrilled to tell you so ben ali after almost twenty five years in power they are prizing was this punk for the arab spring which shocked almost twenty countries across north america north africa rather the middle east but even after elections in tunisia calls for change remain strong that as well she's going to be finding out. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself on fire to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public frie over corruption and poverty which led to the president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and the arab spring was

years since the central asian country won independence from the soviet union. and the trial of sent here to new york court rules that around provided material support to al qaeda of the nine eleven attacks in america critics though say to others not guilty in the verdict is merely a pretext to demonize iran and wage war. more all those stories with my colleague over in half an hour's time after the cause report goes gunning for shady for nancy is next on r.t. . max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah time magazine finally recognizing what everybody else already knows there's a global insurrection against bragger occupation stacy ever tell us more well max in order to talk about this story triumphantly i was terrible little bit this case is too young to suit lose now this is it plain clothes sort of canned here because of course you can't walk with new york city holding a can of kaiser's geo suit so take a look at the artwork here but the real cam looks like well a lot of people don't realize it's actually alphabet soup so you can spell out david cameron as a

town in the west of the country where independence day riots left at least eleven dead in the central asian states. and the trial of sense here a new court rules that iran provided material support to al qaeda for the nine eleven attacks in america critics however say the verdict is merely a pretext for war against terror. this is r t thanks for being with us is what i am now here in moscow i'm kevin owen and first tens of thousands of people in china sea have been celebrating the first anniversary of the country's revolution which overthrew dictator ben ali twenty five years in power the uprising was the spark for the arab spring which rocked almost twenty countries across north africa or the middle east but even after elections in june is here calls for change remain strong is what is really going to be funny. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself to protest against the authorities continue to listen public ferry over corruption and poverty which led to the suit president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and the arab spring was born. day a monument stands to his sacrif

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and nothing can prove that beyond rest began during celebrations marking the twentieth in the central asian country won independence from the something. and in new york court finds iran's supreme leader guilty in absentia claiming to run for help in the nine eleven terrorists the critics say it's part of a smear campaign paving the way for one. more news story than around thirty minutes after taking new on a trip to russia's fall on the west quarter. in russia's european northwest was one of the country's oldest inhabited areas the north corrado blitzed. with record stating back to midnight sentry this is a place with a rich history a powerful medieval republic it was famed for the quality of its furs and the depth of its scholarship before it was a mix to the greater russian state of the fifteenth century. the region is around six hundred kilometers from moscow and an overnight train journey will drop you right in the center of its capital. arrived in the famous old city of great north road but i'm not actually going to stay here because i've heard that this region s'posed to be one of the

barack obama, with pakistan increasingly unreliable, the united states have been forcing other, central-asian leaders. this was hillary clinton on a recent trip to those pakistan, next to the man whose human rights record does not compare to colonel ghaddafi. the united states has lifted a ban on the aid to the government. >> why are they doing this? 2014 is approaching. the not only get troops for the military offensive, but they also did a lot of equipment out. they don't feel that they have all the routes to exit that they need. >> the priority of barack obama is to end the war and bring the soldiers home. but deals that he made along the way may have a lasting impact in this troubled region. bananking massacre is the focus of a new film. >> this stars christian bale. he insists that this is not chinese propaganda. it tells the story of the massacre in 1947, when tens of thousands were killed by the invading japanese army. china believes that japan has never properly apologized. >> this is a large-budget film about one of they -- the banking -- the nanking massacre where japanese soldiers

has been calling on other central asian leaders.his was hillary clinton on a recent trip to pakistan. president used to be regarded as a pariah in washington. but the u.s. has now lifted the ban on military aid to his country. >> 2014 is approaching. we not only need to get troops and materials into afghanistan, but they need to get a lot of high-tech equipment out. do not feel they have all of the exit routes that they need. >> president obama's priority is to end the war and get the troops home. but this deal along the way could have a difficult impact in this area. >> now to a recent arrival in scotland which is causing quite a stuhr. last week, two giant panda arrived from china. they were supposed to be showing off for the cameras. they have taken a new approach to their new-found fame. his one half of the famous and the pairing -- famous panda pairing. swee he was apparently taking a nap. -- sweetie was apparently taking a nap. >> she is quieter, but she has settled in. >> the pandas can see each other through a small opening

in these fifteen dead across the west of the central asian country spread during the weekend from an independent state striking all workers clashed with police so. the arab league is giving. to stop the bloodshed says it will go to the u.n. pushing its resolution of the security council calling for both sides in syria. russia's welcome to the world trade organization after almost twenty years memberships expected to bring both incentives for business investment as well as some tough competition. to see how the tiny country in the caucasus moved. twenty years ago. since ancient times this country has been called the land of fire there are places here when natural gas bursts out from under the earth mixing with will soon soil before exploding into flames it's a miracle of nature there's nothing like it anywhere in the world tensions our country is called the land of fire. the first fortress tile is a pit here on the caspian shore in the twelfth century people build the houses inside the walls today this ancient district of baquba is on unesco's world heritage list oh resist the aura of

the americans have been courting other central asian leaders. >> it ends on a very high note. >> this was hillary clinton on a recent trip to uzbekistan. this president used to be regarded as a pariah ya in washington, but they have lifted a ban against them. >> why the u.s. is doing it because they are pretty scared. 2014 is quickly approaches. they not only need to get a lot of material into afghanistan, but they need to get a lot of troops and equipment out. they clearly don't feel they have all the routes they need. >> president obama's priority is to he said the war and get these soldiers home. but deals made along the way could have a lasting impact on this troubled region. "bbc news". >> now to a recent arrival in scotland causing quite a stir. last week, the first giant pandas to lift in britain for nearly two decades came in from china. today they were supposed to be showing off for the cameras, but as lorna reports, they are taking a rather different approach. >> he is one-half to what is hoped will become a famous panda pairing. he was eating and occasionally walking around

striking all workers took to the streets demanding higher wages on friday's independence day in the central asian republics. the arab league gives damascus until wednesday to stop the bloodshed and allow international observers into the country threatening otherwise to go to the u.n. it comes as russia pushes its resolution of the security council calling for both sides in syria to an talks. rush's membership of the world trade organization has finally been approved after almost two decades of talks exception to the elite club is expected to bring both benefits for business and investment as well as some tough competition however for domestic producers. next a special report. come on. live to offend. don't be shy. these little fellows have been fed. a diet. containing genetically of their by potatoes at the all these experiments. with. genetically modified potatoes that you get to pick up at a diffidence biondi investigated the. growth development. immunity they were supposed to have been. but it's that pace of change that's wearing out the scientists as well they say g.m. food is being rushed on

at least eleven people dead the rest began during celebrations marking twenty years since the central asian country one independent. new york court finds a random supreme leader guilty in obscenity of blaming to run for help in the nine eleven terrorists that critics say it's part of a smear campaign paving the way for a new war. news in full again in thirty minutes with me kevin after we've taken you next on a trip to russia's far northwest corner. in russia's european northwest lies one of the country's oldest inhabited areas. with records dating back to the midnight century this is a place with a rich history a powerful medieval republic it was famed for the quality of its first of its scholarship before it was a mix to the greater russian state in the fifteenth century. the region is around six hundred kilometers from moscow and an overnight train journey will drop you right in the center of its capital. i've arrived in the famous old city of great but i'm not actually going to stay here because i've heard that this region supposed to be one of the most beautiful in russia so that's. so

left at least eleven people dead the rest began during celebrations marking twenty years of the central asian country want independence from the soviet union. on the trial of that seventy i knew you called voters that iran provided material support to al qaida or the nine eleven attacks in the america critics however say tehran is not guilty on the verdict is merely a pretext to demonize iran. and more of those stories in about thirty minutes time after we're taking you on a trip to russia's far northwest corner. in russia's european northwest lies one of the country's oldest inhabited areas the north. with records dating back to the mid night century this is a place with a rich history a powerful medieval republic it was famed for the quality of its first on the depth of its scholarship before it was a next to the greater russian state in the fifteenth century. the region is around six hundred kilometers from moscow and an overnight train journey will drop you right in the center of its capital. i've arrived in the famous old city of great. but i'm not actually going to stay here because i'v

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these fifteen dead across the west of the central asian country trouble spreads during the weekend from an independence day gathering when striking all workers clashed with police on friday. and the arab league is giving damascus until wednesday to stop the bloodshed or says it will go to the u.n. russia is pushing its resolution of the security council calling for both sides in syria to enter talks. also russia's welcome to the world trade organization after almost twenty years memberships expected to bring both incentives for business and investment as well as some tough competition. now sports on r.t. . i know the call to not have a company again and coming up in the bullshit. channel one can't rush to fail to finish you how you stage of your hockey two on a high note as they lose to the czech republic in a shootout. best of the best football giants possible in a rush centers in the really big problems caused. home advantage chinese calculates dominated play badminton super series twenty eleven on home soil. but let's start with biathlon where team russia has won the combined relay r

town is back under control all to independence day why is that to these eleven people dead in the central asian country of. lead and guilty as charged to a new poll finds that iran's supreme leader did deeds help to tell of the nine eleven attacks critics saying it's part of the smear campaign the way.

finding the plane is an angry mobs have dozens of buildings and lives in kazakhstan as bonds in the central asian states park by a north strike leaves at least twelve dead after clashes with police. and occupy amplified the ok by wall street movement celebrate the three month anniversary demonstrators in iowa have been detained while protesting against defense spending and jobless benefit. japan is voicing fears of a possible military escalation in the korean peninsula following the death of the north's needed came young knew the warning follows a state of emergency and move declared by south korea china in turn has expressed its condolences but is also reported to have sent troops to its border with the reclusive state and it's all being driven by fears of a possible succession conflict as the late leaders youngest son kim prepares to assume power that entry is declared a period of mourning with state t.v. showing outpouring of emotion from across the country and he said now reports of the mine that sort of by his south korea's communist state. a mystery to the world what now for north korea wit

oil town is now back under control after independence day riots left at least eleven dead in the central asian country. and guilty as charged in new york court finds that iran's supreme leader did help the terrorists behind the nine eleven attacks with critics saying it's part of a smear campaign paving the way for a new war.

least eleven people dead the andress began during celebrations marking twenty years since the central asian country won independence from the soviet union . and a new poor finds around supremely guilty and absentia blaming tehran for helping the nine eleven terrorists but critics say it's part of a smear campaign paving the way for a new war. next to taking a hard line against the software giants who charge a fortune for the program. that's next. hello again and welcome to the spotlight new show on the arts in albania and today my guest on the program richard stallman. the computer world is divided in two confronting challenges with two totally different to last the one side the corporations which sell programs but it's all the other people who believe software must be three. former obviously dominates the market yet pretty software products are starting to be commercial how can this happen why isn't the market always working properly. world. number one person in the free software movement a true computer genius who has always confronted business with steve jobs and validates spotlight give

to update the trading system and collaborate on other issues the proposals come as a central asian exchange plans to conduct a people's i.p.o. to raise up to half a billion dollars the deal would allow more scope all and then to get in early on kazakhstan's emergence as a natural resources but. also in brief russia's biggest mobile phone retailer euro set is planning to buy one of its rivals out telecom commissar daily says the seventy million dollars deal would help euro set add another five hundred and twenty stores to its chain and that would bring the total number of its outlets to more than five thousand. russian insurance companies seem to be resilient against the global economic downturn research by consultants all of the y. man shows that most insurers expect their business to have grown thirteen percent this year and up to twenty percent next year they also forecast more consolidation as a result of new capital requirements which would reduce the number of insurance firms by two thirds from five hundred eighty to about two hundred within four years. the headlines are next with kevi

i should point out to my viewers here is that when the soviet union was ended it was the these central asian republics that lamented it the most because they like the subsidies that they got from moscow so i mean demonizing countries i mean russia has its own foreign policy don't deem a country for having its own foreign policy in defending its own interests jeffrey we're getting close to the end it can go getting close to the end of the program stephen you want to jump in there. well i just wanted to remind everybody that the three republics that dissolved the soviet union were the three slavic republics of . russia bello roofs and ukraine and kazakhstan is about a third or a half i'm not sure which slavic now remember solzhenitsyn's famous idea that a slavic union should replace the soviet union there was something very nationalist about this but non russians shouldn't be in the union and so if we think about alternatives that idea was floating around do you have and manske and nine hundred ninety one that there would be a slot at the slavic people would unite the problem is the problem is

that i think a lot of people definitely thought this was a wrong move and i'm thinking of the central asian republics that thought you know you know we got a pretty good gig here going with moscow they pay for everything we don't pay anything to them i mean this is one of the issues that you know and i will talk about it later the program the ambivalence even russians have about the c.i.s. because who pays for it ultimately go ahead. well that's one issue and another one is that there's always been a great deal of ambivalence toward the union and recreating the union among many of the other republics for example people anticipated a better life in ukraine but they didn't get exactly what they hoped for out of independence and that has led to friction within ukraine itself as well as certain other regions i think the c.i.s. has well as stephen mentioned. came out of of a bad birth but what was left was what we didn't have and didn't have any institutional framework for was the spiritual and cultural connections that remained and so people are looking for and i think to some extent although t

others injured following a weekend of mass violence and western kazakstan the situation in the central asian republics remains a volatile after deadly clashes between striking oil workers and police sparked more unrest across the region r.t. god cannot is in cassocks down. it seems that the the of. we stored order in these parts of the country were these were this while and she erupted we've heard reports from the town of walked out on sunday in the west of the country were for over four hundred protesters gathered for a rally in front of the local building of the administration but for she knew that went on she's fully but the other rallies didn't go in the same fashion unfortunately for example on saturday a group of protesters blocked release station and a better training of the over three hundred people on board and also in the west of the country and one police came in to disperse the crowd they see around fifty people who are against as they're called now by the authorities showed fierce resistance and they set a locomotive on fire they were throwing around malt of cocktails both at tr

runs across the country catherine have cultural come from the demonstrators is going off in the central asian country . on a sunday afterwards managed to stop an attempt to storm the. local courthouse. and also attacks various attacks on police while it's there started on friday it was a proto surround the against on beat salaries combined with celebrations of twenty years of independence and the entire thing just spiraled out of control it's not clear. what exactly triggered it but at some point the angry ground began setting buildings on fire including state facilities clashing with police and. see that forty six buildings had been burned to the ground and as a result police had to use force including live rounds of thirty say that they have the situation in under control deployed a state of emergency for the next three weeks there in accordance with because our constitution since then has been in force around sixty people have been detained and also three a russian journalists have been detained as well and they are reported to have been released also in the west of kazakhstan a group of p

has announced a few in a town in the west of the central asian country where riots from friday left at least eleven people dead he also said this is haitian is now under control that unrest was initiated by a group striking oil workers during state celebrations marking twenty years of independence. as a local journalist told r.t. what happened. oh workers in generalising have been striking for fairly long already for several months if this race were even out but the reemerged in full force yesterday was that it was deliberate in its twentieth anniversary so there was a big date and instead of a concert and a celebration there was a riot and people killed people who were on the video those people the old dressed in clothes and their guns uniforms this is fairly strange for a strike of two uniformed you know and they were moving into organized packs but it looks like the. oil workers are there anyway whether they're demanding wages or they're being led by somebody they're taking part. since they were just rushing things around. and they were behaving too organized and they were talking a