the baltic sea world war two munitions which still pose a danger. lie from moscow this is a very warm welcome to. what the polls have closed in afghanistan's parliamentary election day by reports of voting irregularities and deadly militant attacks across the country with u.s. troops pledging to pull out of afghanistan by next summer many fear the election showed the country is far from stable and still plagued by corruption. is in the afghan capital for. by and large this was certainly not a successful day for afghan democracy it was an extremely ill voter turnout with some polling stations reporting that less than a quarter the number of people turned out today compared to the number of people casting their ballot last year during the presidential elections the first results will come in next week wednesday with the final tape tally been tabled at the end of october but these certainly will be elections associated with violence more than eleven people were killed throughout the course of the day more than a thousand polling stations where i'm able

and the deadly secrets down below r t looks at the efforts to rid the baltic sea of world war two munitions which still pose a danger. and broadcasting live from moscow this is our team and we are certainly glad to have you with us polls close in afghanistan's parliamentary elections after a day marred by reports of voting irregularities and deadly militant attacks across the country and with the u.s. pledging to pull its troops out of afghanistan by next summer many fear the elections show the country is far from stable and still plagued by corruption artie's policy is in the afghan capital for us. by and large this was certainly not a successful day for afghan democracy there was an extremely ill voter turnout with some polling stations reporting that less than a quarter the number of people turned out today compared to the number of people casting their ballot last year during the presidential election is the first results will come in next week wednesday with the final tape tally been tabled at the end of october but these certainly will be elections associated with violence more than a

and deadly secrets down below the looks of the efforts to rid the baltic sea woman to be an issue. this would still pose a danger. live from the heart of moscow this is r.t. welcome to the program where the polls have closed in afghanistan's parliamentary election after a day marred by reports of voting irregularities and deadly militant attacks across the country and with u.s. troops pledging to pull out of afghanistan by next summer many figure the election showed the country is far from stable and still plagued by corruption. is in the afghan capital for us give us some details now live hello to you paula so talk to me we've had reports of voting violations taliban attacks threats and all sorts of irregularities tom how's it going how's it been going at the polls where you are. by and large this was certainly not a successful day for afghan democracy there was an extremely voter turnout with some polling stations reporting that less than a quarter the number of people turned out today compared to the number of people casting their ballot last year during the presidential electio

of the efforts to rid the baltic sea of world war two which still pose a danger. with news from russia and around the world. the parliamentary polls in afghanistan have seen reports of voting irregularities and deadly militant attacks across the country and with u.s. troops pledging to pull out of afghanistan by next summer many fear the election show the country is far from stable or free of corruption. is in the afghan capital for us. we're at one of some six thousand polling stations across afghanistan and as you can see behind me a relatively reasonable turnout there have also been no reports of violence at this particular station so far this is probably because we're in the capital city of kabul where relatively speaking the situation is a lot calmer and a lot safer than it is on some of the regions where more than one thousand five stations have been forced to close their doors because of quakes on the telephone and the polls opened on time this morning at seven o'clock local time one of the first people to cross just damage this place is kamikaze and he urg

on the program find out what dangers lurking in the depths of the baltic sea that's coming up in just a few minutes. but first a polish court is due to decide whether to extradite one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects of meds a copy of was detained in warsaw on friday and later released russia is demanding his extradition in connection with atrocities in the north caucuses argues alexy or so ski is in warsaw. left this building was district court late on friday night feeling almost like a free man it is hard to say whether he is a free man now as the court as you said is still to decide whether extradite to russia or anywhere else or not we heard comments from the officials working in this court that according to the country's largest lation that has a political refugee status in the u.k. this applies to the whole of the european union and that's why he had to be set free immediately i'd like to remind two of us that he was detained early on friday morning in the polish capital warsaw on charges that he is on the international wanted list by the interpol and that's why the po

and these secrets down below we look at the efforts to rid the baltic sea of world war two munitions which still pose a danger. or welcome to you live from our studios in central moscow this is are to you with me and you so now way it's ten pm here in the russian capital ten thirty pm in kabul and polls have closed in afghanistan's parliamentary elections after a day marred by reports of voting irregularities and deadly militant attacks across the country now with the u.s. troops pledging to pull out of afghanistan by next summer many fear of the election showed the country is far from stable and still play by corruption party's polis lear is in the afghan capital. by and large this was certainly not a successful day for afghan democracy it was an extremely ill voter turnout with some polling stations reporting that less than a quarter the number of people turned out today compared to the number of people casting their ballot last year during the presidential elections the slowest to insults will come in next week wednesday with the final tape tally been tabled at the end of october

when the program find out what dangers lurking in the depths of the baltic sea that's coming your way in just a few minutes. a polish court is to decide whether to extradite one of russia's most wanted terror suspects. was detained in warsaw on friday and later released russia is demanding his extradition in connection with atrocities in the north caucuses. reporting for us from the polish capital. walked out of this very building the warsaw as district court late on friday night after the court decided that it cannot keep in detention any longer the court justified this decision saying that. has a political refugee status in the u.k. and this status applies to the whole of the european union and that's why as a kind of had to be released it is really hard to say now whether this decision was somehow influenced by his lawyers any kind of bail but what we've heard from the officials in the court is that had to be released because of his political refugee status now i'd like to remind to our viewers that one of russia's top wanted terror suspects was detained in warsaw early on friday m

find out what dangers why the bottom of the baltic sea is ours you are healed the world war two relics that still pose a problem. is the russian government's ultimate stick outlook for the economy will without an expose opinion in twenty minutes. good to have you with us here on r t our top story parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been marred by several attacks by the taliban across the country it's feared more incidents could follow with security forces on high alert as voting continues artie's paullus leader has the latest from kabul. well since the polling stations opened in the early hours of this morning a grim picture here in afghanistan in terms of security it was a massive explosion here in the capital city of kabul hours before those first stations opened no reports of injuries we're also hearing no reports of injuries regarding the rocket attacks in the soften the city of kandahar and there has also been a direct hit on a polling station in the east in jalalabad we are now hearing and in the reports of a rocket attack in the north we're hearing that one person there

and find out what danger is my at the bottom of the baltic sea he reveals the world war two relics that are still posing problems. plus brazil. russia india and china all the brits laying a new foundation for the world economy that's in twenty minutes on t.v. business. it's good to have you with us this is a lie from moscow parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been mobbed by militant attacks on threats of more violence from the taliban several people are reported killed in separate incidents across the country while there have also been rocket attacks in kabul and jalalabad. has more from the afghan capital. we're at one of some six thousand polling stations across afghanistan and as you can see behind me a relatively reasonable turnout there have also been no reports of violence at this particular station so far this is probably because we're in the capital city of kabul where really should be speaking the situation is a lot calmer and a lot safer than it is on some of the regions where more than one thousand four hundred stations have been forced to close the doors because of i

and find out what dangers lie at the bottom of the baltic sea she reveals the world war two relics still holds and probably. eleven am in the russian capital good to have you with us here on r t our top story parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been marred by militant attacks and threats of more violence from the taliban several people are reported killed in separate incidents across the country while the while there have also been a rocket attacks in both cowboy and jalalabad artie's paulus leader has the latest from the afghan capital. well since the polling stations opened in the early hours of this morning a grim picture here in afghanistan in terms of security it was a massive explosion here in the capital city of kabul hours before those first stations opened no reports of injuries we're also hearing no reports of injuries regarding the rocket attacks in the south in the city of kandahar and there has also been a direct hit on a polling station in the east in jalalabad we are now hearing in the reports of a rocket attack in the north we're hearing that one person there has

and find out what dangers lie at the bottom of the baltic sea as our team reveals the world war two relics that still pose a threat. am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story security forces on high alert in afghanistan as people there begin casting their ballots in the country's parliamentary elections the taliban has warned people against voting and says polling stations will be attacked two cities have already seen a rocket attacks and it's fear that more incidents could follow as artie's policy reports on a lack of security means millions of afghans could stay home on this critical day. the symbol of the afghan election more than a quarter of a million afghan police to protect those brave enough to defy the taliban we ourselves have received e-mails from the taliban saying that they planned attacks countrywide on the on the day of the vote and that they are targeting both voters and election workers it's nothing new even in the last election the taliban did not kill anybody for that but what do you would do would be to if you were around it up you wou

and find out what dangers lie at the bottom of the baltic sea reveals the relics that still pose a problem. one in the afternoon in the russian capital good to have you with us here on r t i matt trezise our top story parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been marred by militant attacks and threats of more violence from the taliban several people reported killed in separate incidents across the country while there have also been a rocket attacks in kabul and jalalabad paullus leader has the latest from the afghan capital. we're at one of some six thousand polling stations across afghanistan and as you can see behind me a relatively reasonable turnout there have also been no reports of violence at this particular station so far this is probably because we're in the capital city of kabul where relatively speaking the situation is a lot calmer and a lot safer than it is on some of the regions where more than one thousand five stations have been forced to close their doors because of threats on the telephone and the polls opened on time this morning at seven o'clock local time one of the

and find out what danger lies at the bottom of the baltic sea is art he reveals the world war two relics that still cause problems. plus here at the sochi economic forum it's all about making money from innovation who but it's tell us about the markets all told the pope these votes in russia in twenty minutes. midday in moscow i match president good to have you with us here on r t these are our top stories parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been marred by militant attacks and threats of more violence from the taliban several people are reported dead in separate attacks across the country while there are also been rocket attacks in kabul and jalalabad artie's paullus leader has a way to us from the afghan capital. since the polling stations opened in the early hours of this morning a grim picture here in afghanistan in terms of security it was a massive explosion here in the capital city of kabul hours before those first stations opened no reports of injuries we're also hearing no reports of injuries regarding the rocket attacks in the south in the city of kandahar and there has

now if you're going to go fishing in the baltic sea then you might be shocked by what you really and thousands of world war two mines and mortar shells remain on the seabed and still considered to be a risk. on a little chopper reports on the efforts to make the area safe. cold word but determined to do what is a man on a mission and that mission is to monitor the state of all german munitions. meeting with merchant of the visibilities load just a couple of meters their missiles every web somewhere in boxes and tightly packed together the vote could be from world war two it's wrecked some shells actually laying on the seabed near but. one and a half kilometers of sewer seventeen meters under water and turned suddenly sile still on board this german ship is just one of the many reminders a world war two in the baltics the russian emergencies ministry list some was ninety underwater hotspots in this area alone but only a few have been checked subtly littered with you know both of these missiles are very dangerous there are none that have rusted away and become homeless on the contrary

despite an estimated two centuries in a shipwreck at the bottom of the baltic, the champagne is said to be perfectly preserved. wine experts have valued each bottle at tens of thousands of dollars. >> not the usual place to pick up a case. at least there is no danger the wind will be war. 50 meters straight down, covered in the dust of two centuries. but the dark and cold of the baltic sea bed means the precious vintage will be intact. >> these ones we have just brought up, which is the first real box -- it seems ok. >> freed from the pressure of the deep, there was a risk the antique corks might pop. even strapped down with tape, they allow a tantalizing whiff of the aroma to escape. but it did not answer the question what it tastes like. >> later, when we opened some of the bottles, i have to. i am very looking forward to it. >> iraq and its unique cargo lie just off finland's islands. each bout -- each bottle could sell for tens of thousands of dollars, meaning anyone who wants to buy at which need to be as rich as the originally intended recipients, said to be the russian imperia

of world war two relics in the baltic sea still pose a threat with around one hundred fifty thousand additional spread around the seabed . up next it's time for this week's moscow well which prepares to sample some of the best cuisine from the far east available in the russian capital stay with us for that. of japanese thai. cuisine for this week's. asian food bush's numbers plus some still haven't even tried it but here the ever changing culture muscovites means more diversity when it comes to eating. starting a. business in the. three hollywood actor robert de niro invited japanese chef neighbor might say he's a sensible restaurant and tried back out. into the noble partnership to critical acclaim today from las vegas to london and dubai nobu has dozens of locations around the world truly is famous as the brand itself from his signature dish which is applied. to sushi tasting menu millions of people around the world have enjoyed no dismounts. dishes sitting down and presented with the menu it was cheap but it is worth every penny or in this case. i think i'll go to see fast sushi.

and world war two in the baltic sea. with around one hundred fifty. spread among the sea. some of the best from the far east. the past fifteen years has seen an explosion of japanese thai restaurants. muscovites for example asked sushi crazy. to the subject of cuisine the theme for this week's. asian food many russians love it while some still haven't even tried it but here the ever changing powers of muscovites means more diversity when it comes to eating. starting a. business in the. us the world famous. three hollywood actor robert deniro invited japanese chef neighbor might so he's a sensible restaurant and tried back in new york paris and the ship to critical acclaim today from las vegas to london and dubai nobu has dozens of locations around the world truly is as famous as the brand itself from his signature dish which is applied. to sushi tasting menus millions of people around the world have enjoyed no beast mountain dishes sitting down and presented with the menu it's called cheap but it is worth every penny or in this case every rouble i think i'll go with c.v.s.

ranging from the second world war and the stalin era as well as the current rise in new nazis in the baltic. the archives of most countries fascinate most people the secrets in fact hidden within are tempting to both historians and conspiracy theorists alike russia stay archives were the most fascinating in the world and to talk a little bit more about what lies within them are to get the chance to talk to the head of the russian state archive sitting there it's that i need to thank you so much for joining us and talking to us yet another anniversary of the second world war is upon us do you think that perhaps revealing more documents from the archives could end the debate as to who started the war who was to blame there are there any ones that more responsible and could anything have gone differently. or you know there are two questions here first i am thoroughly convinced that the more documents are declassified especially those related to events that date more than fifty years back because more clearly and fully history will be able to answer the question now the second question about wh

and that stormy weather also affecting parts of austria, hungary, the western baltics. few showers into parts of the baltics and finland. look at more rain into norway, sweden as well. that's coming out a large and windy system in the british isles. plenty of rain for you in london expected on saturday. 19 for the high. 25 in paris. rome, looking at a sunny day. athens sees thunder showers. that's all from me. here's your three-day outlook. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm hideshi hara in tokyo. we'll be back in a half hour. thanks for joining us on nhk world.

from the russian baltic. carmel's have left the markets and here in moscow both ended the week in the black with positive sentiment was in line with global trends after good money factoring data from the us under rival engine and business confidence plans for vatican most of that bank gaining more than two point five percent. l.t.v. have told business all say that foreign firms should look closer at investing in russia but there are fears that moscow could block access off the case at the country's human rights record was more important than commercial interests daniel bushell ports this well and gas refinery in russia's south was destined to fail the owners a small english firm which lacks top level connections the projects in an unfamiliar region the government's wary of foreign investment in energy creating strategic sector restrictions that show interest and the plant needs connection to the national gas network which the federal anti monopoly watchdog admits gazprom has little incentive to open to third

business sauti from the russian baltic. carmel's have a look at the markets and here in moscow go through the end of the week in the black with positive sentiment is a line with global trends of two good money factoring data from the u.s. under growing in general business confidence ranks provided the most support with bad bank gaining more than two point five percent. and staying with the markets has been a quiet week here in russia although generally more positive the negative alexanders the horror of a creator investment bank gives his verdict on the last five days. people expect that there's going to be probably some appreciation of what open markets are like i mean the united states decided to choose very market for the basically they're going to be some increase in purchases over something i think thinking those trends what we believe is going to be not happening until probably the beginning of november but at the same time after a small rally their base in the snow. and some rather negative statistics coming out whic

in central and eastern europe there are links between the people from the north caucasus from the baltic states and we can see that the world chechen congress itself is being held in poland so the caucasus has always been a geopolitical lever which russia's enemies have used to to basically undermine russia and if as i say poland were to abandon that policy by arresting zachariah if something which would presumably finish off the world chechen congress or at least this meeting of it that would be an extraordinarily important and symbolic step. russia and canada are neck and neck in a race for the arctic so rich resources or to work is challenging moscow's claims to a portion of the polish seabird but russia says it won't give up you've got a piece going off has more on this northern dispute. both russia and canada remained firm at their stances claiming that part of the arctic seabed known as the a woman also fridge belongs to bear to authorities moscow says that its claims are based on scientific fact and according to the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov russia will continue sendi

however such tough measures are because a stony adjoined other baltic states in over leverage in their economies sacrificing long term stability for short term growth after latvia estonia became the second most severely affected e.u. member state in terms of output declining the severity of the said just moment revealed that the period of rapid output growth was to some extent also a period of imbalance growth and economic overheating despite a painful struggle to get it here hysteria and government has brought the euro to its people's doorstep. but first only on more than other countries the crown represents something uniquely cherished by its people because of a short eighteen year history independence both political and economic but i would like to start by expressing my appreciation for this story in crone we should be proud of our country and our nation many estonians feel this mr alger but many also say they can accept its disappearance if the loss of control over their country's financial instruments that really worries them. when you get me hostage of the state military or inst

kick of chrome from a stone what it points out when the baltic states shake. a former russian martial arts fighter with a history of violence and extremism has turned up in the way of the simply walking out of a psychiatric ward last month. who was also a prominent member of a band nationalist party seeking political asylum so first has been following the story. he ran it decided he could no longer hide not long after his escape from a psychiatric facility in st petersburg. sick has emerged in norway where he handed himself later to authorities asking them to grant him political asylum and that thank you for being named to his aggressive fighting within the reading it now a. day as well as highs of the last of his party this loving this grabbing the attention wearing a t. shirt with a swastika and carrying a loaded gun he turns himself and he makes a right equinox calling for the ugly to die and praising his slavic guard for a party members have openly supported his escape. he called me several hours before that video was made and said he was going to turn him

program as the year again is that the current summit staying in ball is off he finds out what the baltic state is ready for that. these so you spacecraft which was due to undock from the international space station has been delayed due to technical problems russian is that xander spoke softly and we have. tracy dyson from the u.s. were to undock from the i says friday and touched down in kurdistan and cut us time rather that around remember i am local time the trio have been in space for more than six months and carried out for space walks as part of the team of expedition twenty four and on wednesday at xander scott saw hundred command oldies station over to. a martial arts champion her escape from a russian psychiatric hospital has turned up a norway where he's pleading to be allowed to stay extreme nationalists just love does sick has a history of violence and was armed when he showed up to me gratian officials southwest takes up the story. he ran it decided he could no longer hide just over a month and have a stable psychiatric a think petersburg events that has emerged in no way thi

business sauti from the russian baltic. carmel's have a look at the markets and here in moscow the ball through the end of the week in the black for positive sentiment was in line with global trends after good money factoring data from the u.s. under riots in german business confidence provided the most support for spare bank gaining more than two point five percent. and i shopped a fifth you can always find more stories on our website called slash business. her. her. her. her. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the details of the soviet files house on the embankment and ati. wealthy british style holds out on. the. markets financed scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining in to cause a report on our hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.

finds out what the baltic states ready for the czech. russia's give poland more than twenty volumes of documents detailing the mass killing of polish officers in the soviet union in the one nine hundred forty s. as part of moscow's fourteen year long investigation into the massacre thousands of imprisoned poles were executed in the catton forest near smolensk russia since acknowledge that solve it forces were responsible for the deaths but part of still wanted further investigation into the incident this is the second handover presidents related to the case following warsaw's calls for legal assistance. it carson vice president's been wounded in a grenade attack on his house so xander wasn't seriously injured in the bombing which the country's leader said was aimed at destabilizing the republic of cars it was a small nation of caved on the eastern shore of the black sea in the early nineties after the collapse of the soviet union it for the war for its independence from georgia then after the georgian of setting conflict in two thousand

finds out whether the baltic states is ready for the change. a former russian martial arts fighter with a history of violence and extremism has turned up in norway well to simply walking out of a psychiatric ward last month. was also a prominent member of a band and nationalist party is seeking political asylum sarah ferguson has been following the story. he ran because he could no longer hide not long after his escape from the psychiatric facility in st petersburg. sic has emerged in norway where he handed himself paper to authorities asking them to grant him political asylum and that i think he's been. fighting with them there were a. day as well as highs of the last this part of the slavic. wearing a t. shirt with a swastika and carrying a loaded gun he turns himself and he makes a rat equinox calling for the ugly to die and praising his slavic god for a party members have openly supported him. when he called me several hours before that video was made and said he was going to turn himself in i replied that it was up to him he thanked me for