forty seven percent of the lower house of parliament will hold its first session in just two days artie's marie if the notion of reports from cairo the fact that the absolute majority over the first palm and two of new age of to post mubarak age of to be taken by islam is some conservative parties means that . the secular right now will be. strictly religious codes and of course this is something people will not be happy with this is not something they wanted they've been fighting for more open democratic society just one of these of course is expected to fact tourists which is a very important part of it gyptian economy because tourists don't want to go to the country where they are forced to cover their faces and hands of course since moved in brotherhood just supporting the supreme council of armed forces that took power from mubarak last february the misery that has been the backbone. egyptian politics since the fall of monarchy in the nineteen fifties means that the minute you will stay longer in power and this is of course something also again something people here in egypt are not

harsh austerity measures imposed in order to secure a cash injection from international creditors artie's tom barton has more from bucharest. things turn nasty in the streets as book or arrest. protesters have been peaceful for the past few days but now with the demonstrations turned file. fighting as proof going out between police and protesters just behind me you can see the protest is bringing up fences and now going to expect it to clash we define lee's line. they've started to throw the ball tools and other things that the police line and they're going to try and push cspan cease into the police line now. this is a voluntary one hope that they could avoid today but they seemed that it has broken out after all as a fence being thrown. you earlier in the day thousands that poured into the remaining in capital to demand the resignation of the remaining president try and assess the opposition politicians address the crowd will that change has come from all over the country it means that this right has begun and it must not stop until we reach what we want but we need. not going to some p

been useless in ending the crisis and insists that foreign involvement may be the only way out as artie's for murray if an ocean reports there are doubts though about the opposition leader's motives how he told us from the syrian national council the country's main official opposition body says making the people's voice louder and bring in an end to the violence is what the s. and c. was created for our main goal is to help the syrian people there present them and their international community in order to reach this syrian people freedom although it's been run by paris based exile. in the absence he has been recognized as the country's legitimate government by the new libyan authorities and supported by some even and nato countries which has made some down to the council's innocent intentions with regards to libya the promise that nato made to the national transitional council perspective leaders was that they be given a major seat at the table in a new libya so there is power broking going on behind the scenes and i absolutely wager that the same thing is happening with syria they've eit

next door and lyster with our individual analysis of the global economic crisis artie's capital account coming up. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and it's looking like the greek government may not be able to pay its bills come march athens is trying to negotiate with investors for them to take a bigger haircut the labor unions meanwhile are negotiating on proposed labor cost cutting so how will this greek tragedy play out no one seems to know but what does this mess tell us about the sanity of those who claim to be in control of this crazy economic world we're live in and that's a question we're going to try to answer and a ban on proprietary trading for big banks was debated in congress today as part of the volcker rule which is part of dodd frank and surprise surprise lobbyists and big bank exacts have come out against it will bring.

with the permanent base offering benefits for space travel and exploration artie's peter all over the details. because most want to send first of two unmanned probes to the surface of our nearest celeste steele neighbor and take samples bring them back to earth so they can be studied and analyzed with the hope eventually that we can set up a permanent base on the move now this all sounds very science fiction but it could very soon be science fact a moon base has been said that it could very well be a very good place to to launch spacecraft from could also be a very good place to build spacecraft to cause the the gravity of the moon much less than there is on earth we get see the effects the less and gravity or zero gravity would have on a spacecraft much more than we can ever simulate on earth hopefully lots of very exciting things that we can see coming up in the next few years there as say they're hoping to these unmanned probes can be the first step towards perhaps setting up a permanent home on the moon. you know if i would be one of the first people to move there i'm sure bases a

skiers and snowboarders but it could spell danger for thrill seekers artie's dennis polaski spoke with those fighting avalanches in the host city of the next winter olympics sochi. sochi avalanche hunters have explosives and cannons on their side. their mission to keep the mountain peaks clear and say. it's been snowing heavily in sochi this weekend skip full of magnificent but what may seem is just snow to most of us can provide prize last day total recall avalon chanters the avalanche team surveys every new can cranny of the resort they say russians love to push the boundaries and many skiers like riding off the beaten track need is the team's lead expert he uses computers and weather stations to monitor the snow fall but being a local who's been living in the caucasus mountains for over forty years the man says there is more to his job than that the snow is a living being it has its own life you just have to learn how to understand it and this in turn is only possible if you spend your life with it at times the snow can turn nasty if there's more than twenty centimeters chances are

it now as we ask whether it's time to let the public take over tackling the world's debt troubles artie's a lorry harmfulness meets people in new york to get their tips for the politicians in charge. today everyone's upset with how the world leaders are handling the economy so how would you fix that this week let's talk about that whole country do you think is doing a good job. let me say. you know now now and. what would you do to fix the problem in greece. in greece wow. i don't know yet because i know i say no no no maybe that's why it's going all around a good word fixes each of our problems personally so if we're all out there working hard and spending money to local communities then that's you know a way of part of building up each local community eventually the whole country gets stronger right yes in a time maybe for the government to stop trying to fix it and let people and companies fix their own wallets i think that's a good answer yes to fix the economy what should they be doing. they should be pumping more money into it pumping more money they've been pumping millions and bil

artie's top stories the u.s. says its warships will stick to their missions near a crucial oil lane out of the persian gulf despite warnings from iran to stay away the standoff continues to drive up oil prices and tension. their public and presidential candidate race gets underway in earnest but voters remain indecisive over just trying to put forward to capitalize the dissolution meant with barack obama. and the euro's woes flare up again after christmas wall. thousands now threatening to ditch the euro zone unless the e.u. and i.m.f. funnel more valid cash into its collapsing economy. and egyptians had back to the polling stations for the third and final round of their parliamentary election the first vote there since president mubarak was toppled in february last year. time now for the sports news here in r.t. . hello there welcome to the sport and these are the headlines three uneasy manch to city beat liverpool three nailed to race clear at the top of being leashed primarily. while title rivals manchester un

damascus the latest spike in violence came just a day after the arab league froze observer mission artie's sara for now has details from syria. this is considered one of the way back to points between the

he faced media questions on the issue of moscow was busy with in the global arena in twenty eleven artie's peter oliver is apa foreign ministry and now joins us live for the latest peter the situation in syria seems to have dominated the issues posed to the foreign minister how is russia involved in africa to bring the peace in perth bring peace i should say to the troubled country. of used his statements in the questions that he was asked today the answers they give to this question of a good man to be iterated russia's stance when it comes to syria well that stance is that they want the russia blames both the assad government and the opposition for fighting continuing in the country and moscow wants to see both sides put down their weapons and come together around the table to try and hammer out a peaceful solution to what's happening there now what was new that was said by sergey lavrov on wednesday is that the proposed peace talks that are being put forward by the arab league which could take place in cairo said should they break

artie's lauren lyster reporting for us there now online at r.t. dot com find out about those who are headed for the world economic forum. has a three from the group stage a topless protest. against the economic elite also. this is what's greeting visitors at an all natural history museum but some of the kids clearly want their history a little less vivid we've got the prehistoric. the official. pulled from the. video. feeds. other news from around the world of this hour. the nigerian army has shot dead the eleven suspected insurgents during a gunfight in the country's east it follows a warning from the supposed leader of the violent islamist that they will kill more security personnel and kidnap their family a week ago boko haram killed more than one hundred eighty people during a gun and bomb attack in the northern city of kano boko haram wants sharia law enforced throughout nigeria. at least twenty six people have been killed and injured in a fire which swept through a drug and alcohol rehab center in the capital of peru local media reports say

fearful of a losing north sea oil reserves unleashes a barrel of rhetoric against the bed but it's artie's laura smith reports london's desperation is playing straight into the hands of scottish nationalists. britain a three hundred year old union that once ruled the waves and toss the known world but on home soil the country's closer than ever to a messy divorce. this is the man who want scotland to go it alone nationalist party leader alex salmond's promising scots will get a say on being single but london wants to call the shots and get it done and dusted . very soon as they don't want to talk about the substance i sometimes feel when i listen to them it's not a referendum they want it's a never end i'm question that have the debate and let's keep our country together. but why would scotland want to separate itself from a britain that still among the world's richest economies scotland always retained its own distinct national identity and the s.n.p. feels it's almost time to take that one step further and hope for a yes vote from the scottish people would mean scotland would gain contro

artie's worry if an ocean is tracking the latest developments in cairo you can check out her updates on our his twitter feed its walls her personal account the latest on egypt's first parliamentary second and the growing frustrations in the region and one of her latest tweets he writes demonstrators are calling for elections for president in two months instead of waiting till june you can find all the updates online r t underscore com. turning now to libya at least four people are dead more than a dozen injured after fighting breaks out in the former khadafi stronghold of bani walid fighters still loyal to the deposed leader clash with militia what follows is a warning from the leader of the libya's national transitional council that there's a real threat of civil war flaring up again protests in the city of benghazi forced the resignation of his deputy earlier this past weekend in a rage of libyans took to the streets of the city that had been the center of opposition against the gadhafi regime demonstrators now accusing the m.t.c. of corruption the lack of reform in favor and forme

by in thirty pm in moscow these are your arty headlines london admits an electronic spy rock found by the f.s.b. in moscow six years ago but wong to her majesty's secret service the u.k. had vehemently denied involvement in the scandal told them. more tough new sanctions against the syrian regime in the pipeline as the arab league observers mission readies its final report on how to stop the daily deadly violence. and romania gratified mask.

artie's tom barton is on top of events in the region and you can follow all of the latest developments by his twitter you can check it out at our t underscore codd along with his personal tweet twitter page for the latest one hundred you just view with the e.u. also the latest on the croatian referendum which he says drew fewer people to the polls have been expected all that look away right now. europe and the u.s. have expressed their willingness to return to talks with iran over the country's controversial nuclear program but despite this the e.u. seemingly still set to approve an embargo on iranian oil france even says the time to avoid military intervention is running out as for the u.s. this week it strengthened its president presence in the region sending a second aircraft carrier to the arabian sea it's reportedly planning to sail through the strait of hormuz which iran has threatened to block in response to sanctions the straits a strategic waterway which the majority of oil exports from the gulf to the west passes through brian becker from the antiwar answer coalition things w

islamist parties that clinched an overwhelming victory in the first post mubarak elections but as artie's maria financial reports many now feel they are just going to play by the rules set out by the old regime. piers a growing option here in egypt already that with these with this new poll and changes will actually not be as dramatic as people in the revolution demonstrators protesters have expected them to be the muslim brotherhood should have been just as faulty has indeed the first vote in the bar of egypt mostly because it had voted had promised people old aid to how to keep production transitional transition from ministry to civil power something people have been calling for have been demonstrating for since the supreme council of the armed forces took power from mubarak last february because to them they say that the ruling generals have been actually representing the old regime something they've been trying to gays and something actually the revolution has been designed to gets read off but even today we have ninety signs indicating that the islam is in this new poll and the musli

surveillance equipment in two thousand and six it had been hidden inside a fake rock in a moscow park artie's ivory bet it has more from london in the murky world of spies spooks and cold war stereotypes it's very hard to discern fact from fiction and so a question marks always remained over this story but these comments now from jonathan powell i think it pretty conclusive evidence this is what he had to say despite iraq was embarrassing they had us bang to rights clearly they had known about it for some time and had been saving it up for a political purpose. these revelations will be hugely embarrassing for m i six and the british government firstly because they were they were spying in two thousand and six for an aging one agreement but the u.k. made with russia the end of the cold war not to spy on each other and secondly that the fact they were caught doing so by russian television the report actually showed two videos one of one man walking along a path in a moscow park slowing down looking at this rope and slowing down again almost to a hole before walking off and it's believed that he

says it regrets the sanctions adding that they undermine diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis artie's our tests are syria is in brussels with more on the e.u.'s latest measures against iran. it's sensually a total oil embargo it will have immediate effect on new contracts but that existing contract will be allowed to run for another six months they've also agreed on a ban on the gold and gold trade and other precious metals with the iranian central bank all of these of course aiming to financially and economically cripple iran over its controversial nuclear program with western leaders still insisting iran is trying to build nuclear weapons while terror run denies this now the e.u. embargo follow strict new way u.s. sanctions that were passed into law by president obama in january so as far as the e.u. is concerned by july it will be a full and total implementation of these new sanctions this is unprecedented in terms of the scope and be desired of potential effects on iran but it is also one president in terms of its potential economic impact on the european union itself let's not fo

has lost its taste for combat artie's military contributor says the only reason for washington to keep up its involvement in afghanistan is to fight a thriving drug production there know when the new year has just clicked in let's take a look at what to expect for the united states and there are nato allies in afghanistan and pakistan the white house has to realize that the only way to improve their relationships would be to minimize the political and military affairs pakistan and afghanistan and if there is any excuse for the u.s. military presence in afghanistan it has nothing to do with the terrorist threat it is the threat that is the only justifiable reason for the u.s. military forces to deal directly affected and efficiently. what does it take to become an entrepreneur in russia and i was here is on pathfinder is business r.t. talks to some experts who've discovered the country's potential. well anyone who's been to russia might have been surprised to find a caesar salad probably up on virtually every restaurant menu lettuce garlic sauce and parmesan are hardly traditional russi

the political system which many say has gone stale and no longer represents ordinary citizens as artie's reports it's led to an increasing phenomenon in the country's rise of the pirate party. it looks like an ordinary scene at one of the many bars in berlin except there is one thing which makes this party totally different from all the others the parties they must get out and. the pirate part of germany that's right this is an annual meeting of a political party and all these people or i'm only it's eighteen thousand members across germany like me treat was tired of the mainstream and i was really disappointed in. all this the same way. the faces. and the firefight it was really different one of its key differences apart from the style in general is a software system called liquid feedback allowing ordinary germans the opportunity to propose policies online the pirate stand for more transparency and freedom on the internet but when it comes to core issues like the economy and we don't have currently a stand on this this crisis maybe we'll have after the next federal convention but this

i mean artie always tries to go beyond that to see other sides of any new story and show all the real reasons behind the news that you would see on the mainstream channels when we talk to julian was very calm and relaxed which you would expect of course from someone who's been under house arrest for more than four hundred days he was very full of ideas and some of them were born as we talked so i think this will be a very hard hitting show that he is coming to life in the heart of moscow to other news now as the u.s. presidential race picks up pace to head of november's vote barack obama is trying to ratchet up support for reelection he delivered his annual state of the union address making new promises of change your head he's a guy if you can was listening. his goal was to highlight his achievements and lay out new promises as far as the message policies he speech was full of heartfelt success stories about the economy and jobs creation but there is a lot of skepticism among americans social inequality in america is now at a level unseen since the great depression the top one percen

dump a trustee he got them promoted to russia's top flight and earlier in the season he spoke with artie'sconsenting to top off don you left chelsea three years before i'm on about the club do you feel any regret that you weren't there when salaries went sky high and the blues finally won the league. yeah i think it was about time for me to leave the club but i didn't know at the time that a bit of which was going to come and also. in this time i was not in the good relationship with the coach who was really them i had to leave but i was sorry for sure because after two years i left chelsea won the championship you spearheaded the only area a team which played in the champions league so why did you decide to make a move to combine a team which has been just relegated the owner of the club and the governor to the region. especially in a mania for me three times in my house on the street a computer i think that was fantastic i mean the club i was working i was i was sure it is going in the wrong direction because they finished the money and in this moment this club will disappear from footba

got all the details on the suicide blast in the capital you can also follow our twitter feed and artie's facebook page for the very latest. cooperation between the. well certainly people here are concerned by the latest developments they come at a particularly sensitive time in the region as the american president barack obama has signed into law sanctions that will make it very difficult for countries to buy oil from iran and what we're hearing from the israeli military is that it will reportedly be holding its biggest military drill ever with the united states and what's important to note is that we're not talking here of only a military exercise we're talking about the deployment of thousands of american troops into israel what we're hearing from both sides is that they will be testing various missile systems against rockets and against missiles what we're hearing though from the iranian officials is that they believe that this is the latest and most blatant sign that israel is planning to attack iran and attack at some time soon the israelis of course denying this their announcement

security council but as artie's refinishing now reports there are doubts over whether it's peace we are after. howlett whole journey from the syrian national council the country's main official opposition body says making the people's voice louder and bring in an end to the violence is what the s.n.c. was created for our name goal is to help the syrian people who are present them and their two national community in order to reach this syrian people freedom although it's been run by paris based example that hum and you the asson see has been recognized as the country's lee determined government by the new libyan authorities and supported by some and nato countries which has made some doubt the council's innocent intentions with regards to libya the promise to nato made to the national transitional council respective leaders was that they'd be given a major seat at the table in a new libya so there is power broking going on behind the scenes and i absolutely wager that the same thing is happening with syria they've either been bought off financially or they've been promised a major role i

minister cameron is the potential to become the man who let the united kingdom come apart laura smith artie at him brah. a lot is coming to you live from moscow in the next hour here it's getting busy in russian politics as the upcoming presidential election stirs up political life in the country we look at the twists and turns of the company trail. crowds have stormed at the headquarters of libya's ruling national transitional council and the revolutionary hope of benghazi they are protesting the slow pace in the direction of reforms by the new author already as the demonstrators threw stones on metal bars of the building breaking windows and damaging the car and to see chairman. young men vented anger the level of compensation they received from the interim leaders for injuries sustained in their efforts to. western companies meantime have flooded libya bombarding the state with offers to rebuild the infrastructure big government help destroy parties ochs on a boycott. they may have how to bring down the house. but they were very careful not to burn bridges as libya rises from the ashes o

is nothing to be gained from a country joining a bloc that's experiencing its worst ever crisis as artie's tom barton reports from zagreb the divisions may be there to stay even after the yes vote. violent scenes in the croatian capital it's the country's referendum but setting. limits to be made behind me the police come to the protest as only they take protest is late six ways. in the creation capital and financing has been telling. these anti protests to say the government is trying to suppress the dissenting voices they are joining with surrender the way she is independence to brussels. in another street near the foreign minister is trying to convince people that accession is vital for the current economy to leave the stability that scoundrelly into the credit rating of creation. that is translated into membership of the. gracious budgets would be in serious trouble everywhere you turn in croatia the e.u. is being. but whereas most of the political class no longer question the europhile it stands for public views differ widely in the suit they're going to tell you as we come into our s

says moscow will carry on searching for ways to end bottoms that well arty's marina portnoy has been following the latest meeting at the u.n. security council in new york. there has been a lot of discussion taking place primarily because a european arab draft resolution was circulated to the u.n. security council members in which it calls for the syrian president bashar al assad to transfer power to his deputy while a unity government is formed and prepared for a new election is now courting to reports this draft text calls for a political transition in syria it also says the security council could quote adopt further measures if syria does not comply with the terms of the resolution now of course this is just a draft text that was written up by france and britain in consultation with morocco germany portugal the united states and qatar this is a draft that is just beginning to be discussed by the security council members we do know that the russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin expressed deep disappointment with the draft indicating that he does not believe that th

the president now that the servers mission has been frozen people are preparing for the worst as artie's correspondent sara furth reports. over the last few weeks we've accompanied the observers on many of their excursions into some of the country's most restive areas here this prison on the outskirts of damascus these are the prisoners they've been selected for at least the season and you can see the signing on this is being overseen by some of the arab league observers who have been here their presence has enabled an increase in foreign media in the country many of whom also join them on their trips is being considered a slightly safer way of visiting these areas they are accompanied by government security offices and is believed to at least hopes the worst there in an area security forces won't shoot that's what the people felt when the observers arrived at these places the protesters told us they felt temporarily safe enough to express the views openly. but one saves his leave and the protesters are left alone they tell us punishment is our way to get. them back to my fellow was a gu

activists though are still preparing to resist with officers standing at the ready nearby and as artie's liz while explains occupiers still remain united in their beliefs. so we are here at macpherson square where protesters have been occupying the park since october they were out the demonstration about one hundred tents have been pitched here the national park service has repeatedly slapped these notices on tents here macpherson square informing protesters that they can no longer camp out here that means they have to get rid of sleeping bags and any other material which allows them to live here protesters are responding by painting that symbol on the notice which demonstrates the fact that they do not agree with this mandate their tents can stay but their doors must remain open proving no one is living in it the notice warns protesters that violate the rule are subject to arrest and it's basically a symbol of opposition. to you know what everything this movement is opposing right now and so i think the tents are really important part of what you buy but police presence was sparse with

remains open despite obama's pre-election vow to shut it down by the beginning of two thousand and ten artie's marina portnoy reports. long before he became u.s. president or a nobel peace prize winner barack obama was a constitutional law professor we have never been more energized. thank you. a civil liberties champion turned charismatic candidate who vowed to reverse the abuses and policies of his predecessor george w. bush four years later many civil rights advocates who once cheered yes we can are finding themselves saying no you can't not only has the obama administration blocked torture accountability and refused to investigate and prosecute. he's he's basically maintained indefinite detention he's revived military commissions. and as we've seen as well he has expanded targeted killings so they've increased under the obama administration many fold and he's even authorized the killing of a u.s. citizen so you know i think yeah we're in a you know there is a bad state of civil liberties under the obama administration world renowned author and scholar noam chomsky believes the obama admini

so artie's sorrow for reporting and she's on top of the stories going on in syria visiting different parts of the country and sending her latest updates where the story of her most recently from the town of the savage daddy in the southwest of the country she says is the scene of heavy fighting and now there's an amazing ceasefire going on the town under a government controlled by the opposition and she also says locals are very worried that the violence could play or up again. it's. the. police in the current capitals zagreb out of class with protesters who attempted to pull down any new flag ahead of the country's membership referendum sunday recent surveys suggest forty per cent of the population are against joining the e.u. patrick young an investment advisory advisor from the firm devi advisor says it's easy to understand because croats can see their neighbors in the block facing hard times. but key consideration here is that when we look at the croatian referendum there's been barely one and key in the entire parliament actually turning round to the publicly saying anything aga

of incidents in the united states has sparked concern over what kind of society it is becoming as artie's gun nature can reports sticking to the rules and fear of litigation appear to be trumping care and compassion. jeanne chronics house burned down to ashes as firefighters stood by and just watched they refused to save mr chronics home because he hadn't paid a seventy five dollars fire fee that the county requires i thought they'd come out and put it out if you hadn't but i do said the five dollars but as the house went up in flames the cryonics were begging the firefighters to make an exception saying they were ready to pay whatever it took to put out the blaze but they were told it was too late things my mother and my mother's my grandmother's my great grandmother's were all there in the house same happened to be keep bell from tennessee firefighters stood by and idly watched her trailer home burn because she too hadn't paid the seventy five dollars fee no one said they were in fact dispatched that day so they were only say. in the us fire policy varies from state to state from county

downturn isn't the fault of the system while others argue that radical reform is urgently needed artie's lauren just has the latest from us. so far we've heard a lot of debate about capitalism and just various sessions of issues a lot of talking but not necessarily solutions being put forward yet one thing interesting today although this is the world economic forum politics is on the agenda and a number of world leaders heads of state bureaucrats are here today some of that attention turns to the arab spring people here at the forum try to weigh the economic implications are reports are coming that that investors at davos are stumped over the arab spring and what that means for investment in countries like egypt that have seen their borrowing costs or and you still see protests on the street as we've seen a year after that uprising so for the business community the investment community that is was really looking for merkel pledged more money they certainly didn't get what they wanted she pledged instead that that the solution a euro zone leaders have to have come to that she's kind of le

covering everything from movies and music to fashion and pharmaceuticals but its net does stretch widely artie's alexi had a chef ski's in warsaw to explain this. well this document called the courtesy trade agreement which has been signed by poland and many other countries other countries in fact including the united states. new zealand and others is the reason why tens of thousands of people are taking to the streets in poland is the reason why most of the governmental web sites in this country have been hijacked by the hacker groups including the anonymous how you look it is well known across the world basically this agreement is all about protecting the intellectual property including movies books pharmaceuticals designer clothes and things like that but ordinary people fear that the big corporations will use it to police the web to take regular users offline so we've seen lots of protests in poland as i mentioned in the last several days we are also seeing protests being held today in the cities of new berlin and postmen in central poland we are expecting more protests tomorrow on friday mo

archbishop of canterbury are engaged in a better spat over banking greed and the exchange wasn't missed by artie's kaiser report coming your way in just over fifteen minutes. the archbishop of canterbury blasted for comparing rioters and bankers as politicians urged him to focus on religion here is how david cameron's government chose to hit back who did they appoint to speak lord green the first pierpoint you are green he says oh poppycock this is not. bishop i think a lot of tests changed since two thousand and they actually and i think there has been a lot of soul searching in the financial services industry quite rightly to. look larding down take the water curse out that is frank frank and face reality ok your entire cities being burned down by terrorist bankers you know they're in the club with cameron rubbing uglies when you should be doing something productive. now it's time for the latest in our pathfinder series focusing on ex-pat entrepreneurs who made their move into the russian market in the wake of the u.s.s.r. as collapse those were times when demand for good quality private dentist

there we can find her firsthand reports from across the country and also more news and analysis on artie's general twitter blog. they are going to try to have conflict between iran and the west has now officially reached the airwaves after britain revoked license of press t.v. iran's english language news channel if the reasons given by the u.k.'s top media watchdog include a number of broken agreements and and i'm paid to find press t.v. says it's being silenced in a clear example of censorship. it's been targeted ever since it negatively covered the costs associated with the british royal wedding as well as last year's london riots so when you taste author and media analyst believes this is only the next logical step in isolating the islamic republic. if this had been separated from geopolitics with this would not have happened and some of the kind of sanctions would have been would have been made and the deal would have been struck so i think the press t.v. has been viewed through geo political terms so that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran at the end of the day i