no sanctions on no foreign invasion in syria moscow presents its new resolution of u.n. security council calling for the government of the opposition to reach for peace through dialogue over two dozen states security officers were killed in recent clashes by army defectors. plus security nuclear powers cement the partnership between two major emerging economies as the leaders of russia and india and here in moscow they're also looking to help create stability of middle turbulent times of the global crisis. twenty forty five moscow time this is r t no friday night sport. sports are not to good to the company again and in this program. striking gold rush in biathletes claim the first world cup picture of the season. print grace. figure for the need real madrid russian plots find out their last sixteen transfers to league play opponents. and four from four russia remain unbeaten in the euro haka to defeat the reigning world champion finland in the opening game of the channel one cup. so let's start with russia claim the first gold medal of the season at the third stage of t

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no sanctions and no foreign invasion in syria moscow presents its new resolution to the u.n. security council calling for the government and the opposition to reach the pings think over two dozen state security officers were killed in recent clashes by army defectors. truthteller or traitor a u.s. army private accused of passing military secrets to the whistleblower website wiki leaks appears in court for pretrial hearing the charges bradley manning is facing could carry the death penalty. next on a very much lighter note the world on a plate for you is moscow out takes a seat in some of the capitals international eateries. hello and welcome to the pride when this speech i will take a look at that through to restaurants in moscow from persian food today to meet face the russian capital with cuisine from all over the world people 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 car where. like any other major capital city moscow has its own foreign communities many of these are set u

no sanctions and no foreign invasion in syria moscow presents its new resolution to the u.n. security council calling for the government of the opposition to reach for peace through dialogue over two dozen state security officers were killed in recent clashes. but security a nuclear power the partnership between two major economies as leaders of russia and india mean to moscow they're also looking to help create stability amid the turbulent times of the global crisis. when you see in half an hour on this channel after we had next to explore more of russia. in russia's european northwest was 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 maybe evil 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. i've arrived in the famous old city of great no

also no sanctions and no foreign invasion in syria moscow presents its new resolution to the security council calling for the government and the opposition to reach things through dialogue. plus energizing ties security nuclear power to cement the partnership between the two major emerging economies as leaders of russia and india meet here in moscow. live from moscow you're watching r t welcome it's eight pm here now my name is kevin owen and first this hour nearly two decades of talks of finally come to fruition as russia is accepted into the world trade organization it will strengthen the country's global ties and provide a big incentive to business however membership for the club also comes hand in hand with tough competition as artie's done new bushell explained. russia completes its eighteen year old a c to join the world trade body no war the country has taken so long to enter president medvedev of russia has criticized the hurdles placed in russia's path towards joining he's accused the european union and united states in particular of illegal subsidies to their farmers and car

no sanctions and no foreign invasion in syria moscow presented a new resolution to the security council calling for the government and the opposition to reach a peace through dialogue. last energising time security and that partnership between two major emerging a. high powered progress. prime minister and the russian president signed up atomic energy advances and agree on the ways to help the middle east into these join me in the show but in a moment. nearly two decades of talks are finally coming to fruition as russia prepares to join the world trade organization in just a few hours it will strengthen the country's global ties and provide a big incentive for business however membership a couple say comes hand in hand with tough competition as donna bushnell explains. for russia w.t. membership will become a leap into the are known some states have benefited enormously from membership china's exports to the west of skyrocketed in the decade since it joined the top tier works by cutting countries import tariffs to make international trade easier with others have found the hold to compet

allies blocked a statement drafted by russia supporting the arab league observers mission to syria moscow's envoy to the u.n. said western states are not being co-operative. it's a straightforward text. of commendation and support and appreciation of the efforts of the how to be. a pretty straightforward. expression of attention to it will help to put an end to whelan's unfortunately i can tell you that a number of members of the security council objected to this is a little strange one of the difficulties we encounter in working on the security council because one would try to do something positive will inevitably be met with all sorts of concerns about balance why didn't you do this why didn't you do that and it brings us to the door to square one in the entire conversation. just let you know a bit later this hour we bring you the inside track on the year's most momentous events. meeting you that's where journalist. but we couldn't stop thinking. what if they make and mistake later on our team or if a national one of our correspondent shares her firsthand reflections on reporting from the

security council on syria moscow's demanding bothers the assad regime and the opposition and the violence and begin domino rooting out foreign intervention and sanctions but the u.s. and its allies on the russian motion amended seeks to put the blame for the bloodshed on the damascus authorities alone and that's despite thousands of all the defectors claiming to be fighting to bring down their side regime. of the government program soldiers bravery or betrayal find the latest on the last on the private accused of causing military secrets to the whistle blowing web site to. its supporters same him as a hero nor a traitor. the russian built a rocket successfully little interest from the european spaceport in french radio and a look at what this journey to the stars and means of the. because our president and his have done as a buyer has announced a cafe here in a town in the west of the central asian country where riots on friday left at least eleven people dead he also said this is haitians now under control the rest was initiated by a group of striking oil workers during state celebration

no sanctions and no foreign invasion in syria moscow presented the resolution to the security council calling for the government down the opposition to reach for peace through dialogue. last than a jiving at times the security and nuclear power of cement the partnership between two major emerging economies leaders of russia and india a. very warm welcome to you this is ours here live from moscow nearly two decades of talks are finally coming to fruition as russia is set to join the world trade organization within the our mental strength in the country's global ties and provide big incentives for business but some tough competition as well losses and a bushel is in geneva for us that's false leave it to him like now daniel watch the membership has been a long time in the making how it. is we're into the last hours or even minutes of the eighteen year journey to join the world's trade body organizers all keeping us in suspense it could happen very shortly no other country in the world has taken so long to join in president medvedev of russia among others has criticised the hotels that h

allies blocked a statement drafted by russia supporting the arab league observers mission to syria moscow's envoy to the u.n. said western states are not being cooperative. this is straightforward text god isn't a commendation and support and appreciation of the efforts of the to be. it is straightforward to. expression of attention that it will help to build them to well it's unfortunately i can tell you that to the number of members of the security council objected to old this is a little strange some of the difficulties we encounter working with the security council because i would try to do something positive will inevitably be met with all sorts of concerns about balance why didn't you do this why did you did that and it brings us to square one in the conversation later this hour the inside track on the year's most momentous events. needs a new best way journalist one of which we couldn't stop thinking. what if they make and we stayed. plater on our team maria pinto in the shares her first hand or of buttons on reporting from the nato strike zone in war torn libya. but before we get to

also no sanctions and no foreign invasion in syria moscow present six new resolution security council calling for the government and the opposition to reach for peace through dialogue. and. looked straight at a u.s. army private accused of passing military secrets to the whistleblower web site wiki leaks appears a court for a pretrial hearing. from moscow you're watching r t welcome it's ten pm here now my name is kevin and first this hour nearly two decades of talks are finally come to fruition is russia's accepted into the world trade organization it will strengthen the country's global ties and provide a big incentive for business however membership of the club also comes hand in hand with tough competition results he's done you bushell explains next. russia completes its eighteen year old a c. to join the world trade body no other country has taken so long to enter president medvedev of russia has criticized the hurdles placed in russia's path towards joining he's accuse the european union and united states in particular of illegal subsidies to their farmers and car makers now the

security council on syria moscow's demanding boys their side regime on the opposition and the violence and begin dialogue rooting out a foreign intervention and sanctions but the u.s. and its allies on the russian motion amended seek to put the blame for the bloodshed on the mask as authorities alone that's despite thousands of army defectors claiming to be fighting to bring down there sandra. this is so to come in the program a soldier's bravery or betrayal by dollars the latest sign the u.s. army private accused of passing military secrets to the whistle blowing web site if we can leaks with his supporters seeing him as a hero not a traitor. as a russian rocket successfully launches from the european space port in french guiana look at what this journey to the stars mean is for the world. because our president answered by it has announced a curfew in a town in the west of the central asian country where riots on friday left at least eleven people dead and he also said the situation is now under control and rest was initiated by a group of striking oil workers during states of variati

no sanctions and no forward invasion in syria moscow presents its new resolution to the u.n. security council calling for the government and the opposition to bring peace to god all over two dozen states. and truth teller will trade to u.s. army private accused of possible military secrets to the whistleblower web site wiki leaks appears at court for a pretrial hearing the charges bradley manning facing carry the death to. keep up to date with all of you so don't call. it. was. a low in welcome to cross talking to people about hero or traitor these are among the labels to describe bradley manning and he's a legend involvement in the weekend leaks release of hundreds of thousands of classified state department cables can he get a fair trial in the us and what is the future of whistleblowers. and. to cross-talk bradley manning's alleged involvement in the release of classified cables i'm joined by seton motley in washington he is the president and editor in chief of less government in oklahoma city we have james brown and he is the co-chair of the military law task force of the

moscow thank you. well the ongoing situation in syria looks set to dominate those talks in moscow and the latest development tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of syria's largest city of homs demanding international protection it happened after the arab league's monitoring team is that in the area there's a mission is to assess the situation in the country and shore president assad's compliance regional plan to a new blood shed blood ties asia times journalist escobar says there are doubts missions to. be had to investigate the activities of the free syrian army these are mercenaries in the shakhtar it's all our armor by outside powers and these outside powers are basically from qatar and the emirates and we all the arab league which is now called troll bait did she see the gulf cooperation council easiest to get themselves in this case we still don't know i didn't go into investigating the need to call truly to call and senator set up in the near the border between syria keep and syria a disk in their room which is very across the border basically for almost two hours hardly going to inv

what they call a revolt and they want a real joining us now wait for more details in central moscow. in syria the first of all of those seasons interrupted by a new round of violence in damascus that's left dozens dead. and a christmas resolution camera and reveals plans for involvement in the oil rich.

ok for now you go off live from moscow thank you for that update. well the ongoing situation in syria looks set to dominate those talks in moscow and latest development tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of syria's the largest city of homs demanding international protection it happened after the arab league's monitoring team visited the area observers mission is to assess the situation in the country and ensure president assad's compliance regional plan to end the bloodshed asia times journalist. doubts over the mission's impartiality. they have to investigate the activities of the free syrian army these are mercenaries and defectors all are armed by outside powers and these outside borrowers are basically from qatar and the emirates will the arab league we just now call troll why did she see the gulf cooperation council exists to get themselves in this case we still don't know are they going to investigate the need to call truly call and center set up in the uk near the border between turkey and syria in the skin there room which is very across the border basically

syria. on thursday, moscow surprised at the council by circulating a new draft resolution on the crisis, criticizing the violence but making no mention of sanctioned. the french foreign ministry said it was unacceptable but it did say that it was a positive step that moscow recognized the need to react. it is now up to the voters to decide. after months of campaigning, last night the republican hopefuls in the u.s. presidential race took to the stage one last time in iowa before people there make their pick. a lot is riding on the first contest of 2012 and each candidate is trying to play to their strength while hoping that their weaknesses do not play to them on caucus night. -- plague them on caucus night. how do you think that the candidates are shaping up? >> we have the dynamic of this race which has been one candidate who is extremely consistent and constant in his 20%, 25% support. he has been challenged. he has been at the top of the hill. one after the other charges the hill and then seems to tumble back down. >> we are talking about mitt romney here. >> we're talking about mitt romney. we

to the country is assaulted by airport security reclaims the incident could be linked to moscow's position on syria. but international pressure mounts on syria to auntie's other bennett talks to want to britain's foremost journalist jonathan steele from the guardian newspaper for his take on possible solutions to the country's political crisis. i'm joined by jonathan steele former chief correspondent of the guardian newspaper and now a commentator on international affairs jonathan thanks for speaking to r.t. europe now the u.k. recently been approached by the king of jordan to spearhead a diplomatic offensive against assad william hague the foreign secretary is now met with opposition leaders is this the preamble to another libyan start intervention. it could be i mean we can't be sure and i think it's dangerous it might be i mean they're trying to be hague's message to the opposition is to get your act together unite on a common platform in other words to turn yourself much more like the libyan opposition who the government also talked to and then eventually recognized as the official government o

syria. >> steve in moscow, thank you very much for joining us. staying with russia, the authorities have seized a consignment of radioactive isotopes at a moscow airport, coming from an iranian passenger about to board a plane into iran. -- to tehran. and alarms sounded -- to reduce and levels were 20 times the normal amount. they found metal objects which they believe contain the the radioactive isotope. the u.s. military signed over its last base inside iraq. the camp near the southern city of that area -- nasiriya. at the end of the mission was marked in a low-key ceremony at the baghdad airport thursday. the cells side -- self-styled international revolutionary known as carlos the jackal has been convicted and sent to life in prison in a french -- by a french court. he is already serving a life sentence for other crimes. the british-born journalist and writer christohoer hitchens has died at age 62 after a long and public battle with cancer. he started out as a campaigning left wing journalist in britain in the 1970's. in later life he moved

going situation in syria looks set to dominate these talks in moscow the latest development tens of thousands of taking to the streets of syria's third largest city honks demanding international protection it happened after the arab league's monitoring team visited the area observers mission is to assess the situation of the country and ensure of president assad's compliance with a regional plan to end the bloodshed for more on this i'm joined by james corbett editor of the independent news website corbett report dot com based in japan. good to speak with you again so the head of the observer mission has called the situation in homs reassuring seeing no clashes in relative calm there but only two days ago there were reports that twenty people were killed what do you think we can expect from their final report. well i think that the final report will be a pretty much preordained conclusion that there will be findings that the assad government is not doing enough to to listen to the concerns of its citizens but personally i'm not sure what is more ridiculous about this story the the idea that t

organizations headquarters are in cairo so egypt is directly involved in of course syria was discussed at the meeting a moscow russian foreign minister said a deal of it all praised the fact that observers were finally allowed into syria at the same time both russia and egypt once again show me criticize the wireless in the country but stood against any foreign military intervention egypt is also be reporting to a regional player when it comes to the middle east peace process that was discussed at the meeting here as well but all of this comes as the situation in egypt itself is quite complicated i'm in the midst of the ongoing violent protests and the country being in the middle of the problem in shia lection with several islamist oriented to political parties seeking court including the muslim brotherhood and the first round of the election showed that all of these parties combined managed to gather around seventy percent of the votes the second round is expected shortly and it is planned that the new parliament will start working by the late by the end of january so this is a good time for egypt to start r

headquarters are in cairo so egypt is directly involved it is expected that syria will be one of the key issues at these talks in moscow with russia and egypt strongly criticizing the violence in syria but standing against any foreign military intervention egypt is also very important regional player when it comes to the middle east peace process that's expected to be discussed as well but the situation in egypt itself is quite complicated also with the ongoing violent protests and the country being in the middle for problem entry actions with several islamist oriented political parties aiming to take power including the muslim brotherhood and the first round of the election showed that all these parties combined managed to gather around seventy percent of the votes the second round is expected. that the new problem and will start working by the end of january so lots of issues are on the table here in moscow and of course we'll be reporting on all the developments. on the ongoing situation in syria looks set to dominate those talks in moscow and latest development tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets

rigged vote and they want a rerun join me now and he's now away for more details in central moscow. and syria the festive holiday spirit is broken by a new round of violence in damascus that leaves thousands dead. and a dubious resolution to david cameron receiver deals plans for involvement in oil rich somalia calling the country a threat to british security. very warm welcome to you seven o'clock here in moscow thank you for joining us thousands gathered in central moscow to protest against this month's parliamentary election results the rally was organized by opposition groups who say the poll was right and he said now i was at the scene. it's certainly fair to say that the head count of this saturday's rally beats that we saw two weeks ago at but last night as square official figures we're hearing from the interior ministry is that thirty thousand opposition is saying some hundred thousands but certainly tens of thousands of people came onto the streets of moscow to call for free and fair elections you have lots of different political groups here people that just came out and say they're

a very warm welcome to you this is our seed life from moscow syria could be the next object of a foreign military intervention of some opposition groups get their way their calls for outside help are growing louder insisting is the only way to protect civilians from government security forces the libya stalls of mine comes despite the laces decision by the mask us to allow arab league observers to monitor how the regime's dealing with the rest there's been recent reports suggesting that dozens of army desertions killed by syrian troops at the sas and sara first found out the situation in syria now looks more like a civil war than a government crackdown. we're here in the embattled city of homs and you can hear heavy gunfire in the background it's really hard to insurances that the civilian population here lives here was a week of the week a month after month they've had to endure. this conflicts with the ongoing violence is taking its toll best are they of their own maybe who's that of being suffocated surrounded by armed groups there are many people who've been kidnapped we've had enoug

of very warm welcome this is live from moscow syria could be the next object of a foreign military intervention if some opposition groups get their way their calls for outside help are growing louder insisting it's the only way to protect civilians from government security forces libya stalled despite the latest decision by damascus to allow arab league observers to monitor how the regime is doing with all the rest have been recent reports suggesting good dozens of all the disasters have been killed by syrian troops and. the situation in syria now looks more like a civil war there. crackdown. we're here in the embattled city of homs and you can hear heavy gunfire in the background but it's really hard to share insurance as the civilian population here lives here as we're called to wait a month after month they've had to endure the skull flex the own going file and is taking its toll best had they hit the road maybe who's that have been suffocated surrounded by armed groups there are many people who've been had not had enough who did we do to design this homes as being described as a city on the

live from moscow. syria could be the next subject of a foreign military intervention if some opposition groups get their way their calls for outside help a growing louder insisting it's the only way to protect civilians from government security forces the libya style demand comes despite the latest decision by damascus to allow arab league observers to monitor how the regime is dealing with. the recent reports suggesting dozens of. have been killed by syrian troops and as i found out the situation in syria now looks more like a civil war. of a government crackdown. here in the city of homs hear heavy gunfire in the background that is really hard to. the civilian population here lives here as we call it week and month after month. is taking its toll and they have to remember who's there. being suffocated surrounded by armed groups there are many people who could not have had enough did we do to design this holmes is being described as bringing civil war where some of the series this is fighting his breaking o

a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow syria could be the next subject to foreign military intervention of some opposition groups get their way the calls for outside help are growing louder insisting is the only way to protect civilians from government security forces all the time on comes despite the latest decision by damascus to allow arab league observers to monitor how the regime is dealing with the rest of the recent reports suggesting that thousands of army deserted has been killed by syrian troops pushing the toll for two days of violence to nearly one hundred fifty and is asking sara first found out the situation in syria now that some more like a civil war and a government crackdown. we're here in the about the city have. songs and you can hear heavy gunfire in the background there it's really hard to share insurance as the civilian population here live here as we're called to wait a month after month to ensure this conflicts the ongoing violence is taking its toll best are they in the wrong maybe who's there have been suffocated surrounded by armed groups there a

ambassador to the country's assaulted by airport security claims the incident could be linked to moscow's position on syria. and his global players need to decide the future of afghanistan pakistan and its role is to stability in the region boycotts the event it's the latest sign of his relations with washington taking a turn for the worse after nato recent deadly air raid on a pakistani border post. it's midnight thirty one moscow time up next a special report for you about the ecuadorian amazon we're not sure diversity and indigenous people are slowly disappearing as oil companies push for profit. i. live. a live . live. live . live. live. live. live. live. live live. live . place except the. place. it. was. if. you. claim. i. thought. it. so. what. is the goal of the twelve sons of the crown when he wishes to rest he turns into a stone. he rules over the wild beasts of the jungle and when the shamans drink the way they come in contact with him and ask him to bring animals to the community. and when the animals come into the community we will be hunt them down with blowpipes and share them as we always h

afghanistan russia next best experts say that could be the perfect diplomatic bargaining chip for moscow. syria has reportedly agreed to the arab league's plan to open the country's doors to foreign observers comes and they have the political pressure only country with the un's high commissioner for human rights calling for international intervention the body claims thousands of civilians killed in the months of rest of syria's ambassador has warned that he sees interference from deep in the crisis talk to him professor it seems to me jordan says the arab league's position is a long way from being peace. the arab league has basically said that if syria doesn't accept this plan then that's what paved the way for an international intervention on the way that the arab league paved the way for an international intervention and libya and we know what happened about so i think syria has grudgingly accept the terms but that does not necessarily mean that the crisis in syria will be resolved i think the recipe for the solution is going to create a bigger problem because it's going to encourage more and