plus in business any price informal like could end the gas this period between russia and belarus small business in twenty minutes. international news and current live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day deposed president hosni mubarak and his former interior minister will face the judgment of an egyptian court side by side and charges all of their trials to be merged into one monday's hearing was shorter as the lawyer for the grac and his sons asked the time to review evidence and return on september the fifth wheeled into court on his sick bed is on trial for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters in february uprising have been clashes between pro and anti supporters outside the hearing those who still support the former president say the trial is a wake shoot humiliation parties it's on a book i found the. when talking square during your prize you say because. of committing the same crimes. to young to vote yet old enough to die for his country this boy was just seventeen when egyptian police killed him on the tuckers where last winter today he's portraye

russia and belarus to have more and that's been business in twenty minutes. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day to pose president hosni mubarak and his former interior minister will face the judgment of an egyptian court side by side the judges ordered their trials to be merged into one monday's hearing was short as the lawyer for america and his sons asked for time to review evidence and return on september the fifth wheeled into court on his sick bed is on trial for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters in february uprising and clashes between pro and anti mubarak supporters outside the hearing those who still support the former president say the trial is a way to humiliate him some avoid has been piling up even those on top here square . as you look at the really true rulers are committing the same crimes. to bold yet old enough to die for this country this war was just seventeen when egyptian police killed him on the top three square last winter so they can see the truth adorns one of. thei

here on our team now there's been a significant step forward in the gas dispute between russia and belarus the prime ministers from both countries have agreed to a new pricing formula add a meeting in moscow and i was he said i has all the details for us. put to called the new pricing formula and integration reducing coil fish and it's not clear what it means ielts but as the belarus prime minister said they liked the way it sounds put in the warning that whatever its amounted to it would not be a good price reductions would be dependent on gas problem acquiring the fifty per sound bellerose pipeline operate beltran's gas that it doesn't already own. these concessions to present the new opportunities for russian companies. that are. the poorest states of the belorussian economy with the we can negotiate taking position its currency has crashed since the beginning of the year and central bank recently raised interest rates to twenty two per cent bellerose is desperately in need of hard currency and russia is almost the only country in a position to lend a hand that is also willing to do so.

i always thought it was absolutely impressive than somebody who comes from belarus and who is that so deeply about this failed utopia of the 20th century should be guiding us through -- or i should say pushing us against our own utopian when it comes to the story of the next century. >> it's a great hook and you can follow them on twitter. you can follow in foreign policy. he's doing a big up to everywhere. the profile is coming up in the guardian tamayo says will be leading an entire generation towards a new future of cyberrealism. i don't offense true or not. then this bad line. but i think this book is come as you can see from tonight's discussion going to get a lot of attention in a think you can pick up copies they are and thanks once again to our house. thank >> christine cook. christine is the senior vice president of advertising for "the daily" which is "the daily" newspaper tablet that's been developed and put into market about february 2nd. christine has had many senior sales and markets roles in digital with the "financial times," "market stewart living on the media." delig

the other way around i think the israel the vellum the ties with greece in cyprus to the level of belarus since it is part of the change you know but oh well the guessing. this is my interpret. reporters often likely to charge the israelis with using excessive force and do you think that this will change the way the israeli army operates in future diffidently the israeli army to keep very seriously israel is very vulnerable internationally or decision. not only because of the last years israel. two three decades since his war while that cities and more guarded the rule it more bothered. him the issue for the i.d.f. israeli defense forces you see for success is going to is almost a chronic problem of the army and of the state of israel as a result differently the more criticism you hear on this point which is where his removal the role can food is reduced to being in the definitely they take it into consideration it's a danger that israel will eventually isolated completely internationally when it uses excessive force into conflict with instead of using for example diplomacy and other mean

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alongside seven european champions milan belarus inside a very soft making their second appearance in the competition group stage dedekind pleasant from the czech republic they are the club seeming to cause an upset. two year of second big club competition where an injury time goal source. technical crush out of the europa league playoffs the red and whites going down to lady a warsaw five for an aggregate couple of sparks parts of intuiting the lead up to luzhniki but hold a march back level in the first part before goal headed home the winner in stops elsewhere luck motif with the only russian side to make it through on the night's reading slovaks protect the turnout at three one and i griffiths while second tier side alone yeah well they made a list of things with us but that is the trick to move through the three to zero for all his weapons which we were losing at the beginning of the match because spartak was clearly in control of the game but fortunately we were able to stay disciplined and were now in the next round of the europa league. it's hard to comment after such a match

elsewhere from cuba to burma to belarus to north korea, the czechs are champions of human rights. we in embassy prague are proud to work with our czech partners on those issues. looking to the future of our strategic partnership, we're broadening our cooperation, developing an approach that goes beyond any narrow focus to one with multiple areas of specialized cooperation where the czechs excel. they are partners in areas ranging from helicopters to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear mitigation to p.r.t.'s, provential reconstruction teams. in the economic and commercial area, embassy prague has actively advocated for american business during my tenure. we have san open door for u.s. firms and i have met with dozens of american companies from the very largest to the smallest. when they have concerns in the czech republic we vigorously work to resolve them, engaging all the way up to the highest levels of government if necessary. i have also encouraged czech investment in the u.s. traveling with government officials and czech businesses to scout business opportunities he

seeking to move away from dependence on transit countries particularly ukraine and to the extent belarus and yet the least it is looking at creating a dependence on north korea as a transit country so there is some way i think. dislocation between policy in the east and policy in the west over the us. thank you very much surely senior analyst at the center for global energy. studies that's what's your analysis and still have time to have a quick look at the markets gold has rebounded after dropping from an all time high above one thousand nine hundred dollars an ounce investor concern about the worsening soaring debt crisis complicating the global economic slowdown is fueling demand for a store of value. oil has slipped from its size close soon for days in new york as you can see as a downgrade of japan's credit rating and forecasts of growing crude stockpiles in the u.s. east concerned slowing economic growth will reduce demand right now doubly to go it's trading at around eighty five dollars a barrel while brand is at just under one hundred nine dollars. european shares are rising afte

shed a tear to draw in the netherlands but a body saw french films last played at a one one draw in belarus osteo walkouts third minute strife gave also i want to know when everything delays and at the emirates the gunners missed key players as well as selling themselves fabregas to barcelona but stressed. inside. your department we would have considered four or five goals for a team like ours and everyone was talking about it we were a sparse salt you know going to come to consideration. and it's hasn't been easy. games played great team like arsenal we could have lost my man we were nervous and the start confidence minute by minute. right in the meantime says fabric us could make a fairytale play be for his home side barcelona when it counts this wednesday night in the second leg of the spanish super cup against fierce rivals real madrid size drew the first right to the bone about leaving the islands on the ice age but also coached about the other says his team would major produce an extraordinary performance though to win the cup that he was quite over him he would make for the big game

here on our team now there's been a significant step forward in their gas the sphere that russia and belarus the prime ministers from both countries have agreed to a new pricing formula i don't need any right here in moscow and that is that you know that has all the details. put in a cold when you try to sing formula at integration reducing coefficient it's not clear what it means yelps but as the bell of his prime minister said they liked it the way it sounds puts it more in that whatever it's amounted to it would not be a gift prize reductions would be dependent on gas problem acquiring the fifty per cent off bellerose pipeline operate the beltran's gas that it doesn't already own if other these concessions are present they mean new opportunities for russian companies. that are. the poorest states of the belorussian economy puts a new we can you go share take a position its currency has crashed since the beginning of the year and central bank recently raised interest rates took twenty two per cent bellerose is desperately in need of hard currency and russia is almost the only country in a

a two two draw in the netherlands but a body soft and shrill grounds played at a one one draw in belarus via walcott a third minute stryfe gevalt in a one zero win over two days and at the emirates the gunners most players as well as selling themselves fabregas to barcelona without utilizing stressed bagels and i believe inside. what you probably know that we could have conceded four or five goals for a team like ours everyone was talking about their players arsenal sold you know want to come to a consideration when. it's hasn't been easy so link against a great team like arsenal we could have lost my man we were in. at the start then we grew in confidence minute by minute. in the meantime says fabric ass could make a fairy tale debut for his home side barcelona than a camp this wednesday night in the second leg of the spanish say pick up against fierce rivals while madrid the size drew the first like to say at the bend about leaving the matter balance on the ice age boss a coach but guardiola says his team would need to produce an extraordinary performance though to win the cup but he w

while canada's oil barons were also scoreless in their three nil defeats against dean i'm a from belarus and the locals tournaments favorite the red army were up against slovakia is down from moves by the way this team is the newest member of the junior hockey league which in top this is six countries including russia for three was the way it ended with the red army earning crucial points on the opening day the finals of the first ever junior club world cup will be held on september the third year announced a russian fans will certainly be hoping it will be their team to lift the trophy of this inaugural tournaments but if they don't they i all the other things will certainly benefit from this experience as the world balkans and you isolate it certain it's on its calendar among cos red artsy homes. has almost postals by former. culture is that so much of the taxpayers' money to demonize it ever will create this bill was federal reserve has met and decided little is the global economic recovery slow now it's time for congress and the president to take. wealthy british style. markets finan

can do whatever they want to do they can engage and brought this inning game out right the arena to belarus or whatever they can it would separate by the political system but if anybody anybody else over them do the slightest thing a hammer is dropped on an individual. were credible let's let's bring it back here you know not far from where i am in d.c. up. back of about thirty teenagers essentially a flash mob looted a seven eleven early sunday morning in germantown maryland now the video is the molars of what we saw and london with the god of control protests in the streets turning into to the looting but i'm wondering do you think that the scenes like what we're looking at now on the screen with these teenagers just going into the store taking everything because they basically overpowered the employees do you think this is something we write in or in this country absolutely we've seen this in chicago we've seen this in the southeastern part of the united states it was ensnaring and minnesota where a bunch of teenagers showed up and started to randomly attack individuals or white teenager

elsewhere from cuba to burma to belarus to north korea the czechs are champions of human rights. we in the embassy in prague are proud to work with our czech partners on these issues. looking at defense and strategic partnership we are broadening our security cooperation, developing an approach that goes beyond any narrow focus to one with multiple areas of specialized operation where the czechs are world-class strategic partners in areas ranging from helicopters to chemical biological and radiological and nuclear mitigation to provincial reconstruction teams. in the economic and commercial area embassy prague has advocated american business during my tenure. we have an open door for you as firms and i met with dozens of american companies from the very largest to the smallest. when they have concerns in the czech republic we vigorously work to resolve them engaging all the way to the high levels of government if necessary. are have encouraged czech investment in the u.s. traveling with officials and czech business to scout business opportunities here that will generate high-payi

i always thought it was absolutely impressive than somebody who comes from belarus and who is that so deeply about this failed utopia of the 20th century should be guiding us through -- or i should say pushing us against our own utopian when it comes to the story of the next century. >> it's a great hook and you can follow them on twitter. you can follow in foreign policy. he's doing a big up to everywhere. the profile is coming up in the guardian tamayo says will be leading an entire generation towards a new future of cyberrealism. i don't offense true or not. then this bad line. but i think this book is come as you can see from tonight's discussion going to get a lot of attention in a think you can pick up copies they are and thanks once again to our house. thank you. [applause] >> in his book, "the plex," steven levy describes the inner workings of google in mountain view california. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] >> hello. so, i guess i'll just say to, y, begin with, you know, about 15ru years ago a couple of grad studentsde at stanford set up sp in a dorm room and sai

it's happened in serbia, georgia and ukraine into this and six we expect the same thing to happen in belarus something happened in turkistan said that was this sort of excitement that would continue and to put the rising power of the social media in this bright future of the freedom agenda and you end up with a really solid and assistant assumption that social media and the new media and such will let chollet play a huge role in the democratizing the world. so, my first day after college was actually working with an ngo based in prague and using the new media to promote an immediate change but also the critical to the colonel democratic in the form of solid space and the local positions aligned i can the director of the new media. so my job was actually traveling around the region meeting with activists, journalists who are mostly in the position and talking to them the power of the media and how they can use blogs and social networks and to mobilize people, you know, it was a very optimistic kind of who take on how you can actually put the internet to good use. of protest but also small thi

i always thought it was absolutely impressive than somebody who comes from belarus and who is that so deeply about this failed utopia of the 20th century should be guiding us through -- or i should say pushing us against our own utopian when it comes to the story of the next century. >> it's a great hook and you can follow them on twitter. you can follow in foreign policy. he's doing a big up to everywhere. the profile is coming up in the guardian tamayo says will be leading an entire generation towards a new future of cyberrealism. i don't offense true or not. then this bad line. but i think this book is come as you can see from tonight's discussion going to get a lot of attention in a think you can pick up copies they are and thanks once again to our house. thank >> so i guess i will just say to begin with, you know, so it's about 15 years ago that a couple of grabsch students at stanford set up shop in a dorm room and set something up today called page rank and one of them was named larry paige, upon intended i believe, and the story is now pretty much the stuff of legend, and they

it was a dramatic moment inside of russia, ukraine, belarus.ob joins us on our line for independents. caller: mr. gorbachev and mr. reagan did a did start that brought us back on the brink of nuclear war between the countries. i think he would be turning over in his grave with what putin, medvedev, and yeltsin have done. we have another caller talked about the well of our politicians. they have a stranglehold and taken the remains of the soviet union and wrested away from the people. the oligarchs of taken over the major industries for money. there is plenty of corruption and graft going back and forth. the russian people are the ones to suffer over this situation. mr. putin and medvedev are trying to keep some sort of security agreement with the rest of the world. i think mr. gorbachev would turn over in his grave if he saw how it has been looted by corruption. that needs to be taken care of with the soviets before they become a great nation again for their people. guest: it is reagan who is not with us anymore. gorbachev is still a around but

elsewhere from cuba to burma to belarus to north korea, checks are champions of human rights. we in the embassy in prague are proud to work with our chat partners on these issues. looking ahead to the future of our defense and strategic partnership that we are broadening security cooperation, developing an approach that goes beyond any single narrow focus to one with multiple areas of specialized cooperation with a tax exile, the checks are world-class strategic partners in areas ranging from helicopters to chemical biological radiological and nuclear mitigation to prt's, provincial reconstruction teams. in the economic and commercial area, embassy fraud has actively advocated for american business during my tenure. we have an open door for u.s. firms and i have met with dozens of american companies from the very largest to the smallest. when they have concerns in the czech republic we vigorously work to involve them engaging all the way up to the highest levels of government if necessary. i've also encouraged czech investment in the u.s., traveling with government officials a

elsewhere, from cuba, to burma, to belarus, to north korea, they are champions of human rights, and we are proud to work with them on these issues. looking ahead to the future of our defense and strategic partnership, we are broadening our cooperation, developing an approach beyond a single focus to multiple areas of cooperation with the czech republic excels. they are cheap operators of helicopters and biological and nuclear mitigation. in the economic and commercial area, and the see prague has actively advocated for american business. we have an open door for u.s. firms. i have met with dozens of u.s. companies. when they have concerns in the czech republic, we work to solve them, in gauging up to the highest levels of government. i've also encouraged investment in the u.s., traveling with officials to scout opportunities that will generate good, high- paid jobs in the united states. in our commercial and economic works, we have emphasized civil nuclear cooperation. the czech republic has six operating nuclear reactors, and are planning an expansion worth up to $27.5 billion. it is