morning news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all today. for your committee members are comfortable. each to do some just few hours i'm sure the urgency and scary scurry here's your turn. on the move. crater. scorching. are included. a photo with the wild blue or roses for free. the current symbol was directed to a shadow the sun is also wild swenson buzz powerful countries and leaders gather in seoul. violent student press has taken london as the silence protest against government plans to kill funding to universities and simple tuition fees as part of spec take. into account some invites council tells america it's responsible for diseases including made prisons of the grateful. news from russia and around the world this is r.c. with me thanks for joining us leaders of major powers gather for the g. twenty summit as south korea with serious global economic tensions will be center stage the u.s. and china have recently been looking holes accusing each other of manipulating their cu

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets and chant and asked. for a shelter obey. it . the u.s. is accused of fear mongering critics say china and russia are being bad about to divert attention from domestic failings new york's mayor michael bloomberg says washington is playing with people's ignorance and risking a reborn weekly. global pressure. to tear down its seven hundred kilometer barrier in the west bank israel says it's for security but posting his claim they're living apart they would as others cash in on the sudden creation. and the vietnam war may have officially ended over thirty five years ago but the suffering rages on for hundreds of thousands of vietnamese children born with defects these are the effects of agent orange a poisonous herbicide which the u.s. uses to destroy agricultural learn. well you're up to date cate's here with all the latest sports news. hello welcome to the sports news thank you for joining a country where the top story is. titled decide it is theirs and prepare for wednesday's crunch top of the table bottle

more news today violence is once again flared up the face these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. child hope for a shelter old today. a group of at least seven people charged with illegal organ trafficking in kosovo fueling speculation of links to alleged orgon death by the kosovo liberation army during the one thousand nine hundred ninety war one of the men charges reportedly a former high ranking health ministry official. rubber stamping the treaty on atomic arms to dominate the talks of the u.s. and russian presidents on the sidelines of japan's apec summit brock obama assures dmitri medvedev that getting the start treaty through the senate is a top priority. of extreme weather across the world r.t. goes in search of what's behind it all several regions in russia including the capital are experiencing surprisingly mild temperatures for this time of year. italian joins us next with all the latest from the world of sports stay with us. hello and welcome versus this course news thanks for watching and we begin with the latest headlines premier league ho

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and these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of chatter that. china operations are all. download the official altie uplink ation to your i phone or i pod touch from the top story. john t. life on the go. video on demand all teens mind broadcasts and already says feed now in the palm of your. question on all t.v. dot com. president medvedev touches down on the critical islands could become the first russian leader to visit the far eastern territory the archipelago has been for decades a point of contention between moscow and tokyo. the u.s. and russia join forces for the first time to wipe out drug labs and more than two hundred million dollars worth of heroin in afghanistan the operation came as a result of increased pressure from moscow to block a flood of heroin entering russia. spy scandal is brewing after reports georgia has detained to twenty members of an alleged russian espionage spring she has refused to either confirm or deny the claim. dilma rousseff voted in as brazil's first female president pledging to continue the outgoing leader's

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of chanted i should. shut up for a shelter all day. yes prosecutors are set to the side of a paid russian businessman viktor bush faces charges of supplying weapons to terrorists russia says wood's extradition from thailand was illegal and that will buy to the last for his rights. a massive defense budget a world with nuclear weapons and seen threats all around are issues back on the agenda after a republican success in the mid-term elections. and dragging an island behind european union warns of economic collapse and violent and that whole new don't face up to the comic store. this is r.t. coming to life from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program russian businessman victor borge has landed in new york after being extradited from thailand suspected of arms smuggling if convicted in the u.s. he faces life in prison but moscow says it will continue to fight for bush citing his extradition as illegal as marine forty nine are reports. u.s. justice department refuses to give me personally any comment r

a strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean it's got the official stamp on it so what we've seen is a tremendous increase in european cooperation and it most crucially an increase in not just intelligence gathering but intelligence sharing. i've never quite seen it like this before but you know something really bizarre about this i went on to the b.b.c. website i found it impossible to find this story and it's been overtaken by the events of north and south korea but also by the pope talking about condoms in the royal wedding coming up in the u.k. strangely enough it's called off the front page of big quickly in the u.k. and many people see this is very significant. security analyst peter power speaking well the russian democracy is improving but its political system still needs stirring up in his latest video blog president dmitri medvedev called for more opposition voices to be heard to avoid the ruling party becoming complacent. yes. if the opposition has no chance a tool of winning a

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a strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean it's got the official stamp on it but we are now seeing a commonality that we haven't seen before whether it vindicates totally all that russia has been saying for many years that terrorists are terrorists you could be if you killed by the ira or chechen terrorists. you're just as dead we're now seeing something which i've never seen before i'm president of corporation. security analyst peter power their russian president dmitry medvedev has urged the country's political system to be shaken up in his latest video blog he said there are signs that the country's stability is threatening to stagnate. if the opposition has no chance at all of winning a fair fight it degrades and becomes marginal if the ruling party never loses a single election it is just coasting ultimately to degrades just like any living organism which remains static for these reasons it's become necessary to raise the degree of political competition but our main task the task o

a strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean it's got the official stamp on it but we are now seeing a commonality that we haven't seen before whether it vindicates totally all that russia has been saying for many years that terrorists are terrorists you could be if you killed by the ira or chechen terrorist. you're just as dead we're now seeing something which i've never seen before i'm president of corporation. security analyst peter. here with r.t. we're coming to you live from the russian capital still to come on the program as russia has more help from nato. many experts. say yes'. energy efficiency advice coming from a business visit to germany with details of that story coming up a little later. the people of switzerland approved a proposed law to expel foreign criminals from the country the nationwide ban that was initiated by a right wing policy measures had raised questions over whether this was discriminating against immigrants. for us. so today in a referendum the swiss people

a strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean it's got the official stamp on it so what we've seen it's a tremendous increase in european cooperation and most crucially an increase in not just intelligence gathering but intelligence sharing. i've never quite seen it like this before but you know something really bizarre about this i went on to the b.b.c. website i found it impossible to find this story it's been overtaken by the events in north and south korea but also by the pope talking about condoms the royal wedding coming up in the u.k. strangely enough it's called off the front page a bit quickly in the u.k. you know many people see this is very significant. security analyst peter powell commenting there on the recent arrest of radical islamists you're well on its way here on the delusional idea. that. after decades of mismanagement the water is in one of the world's largest landlocked fields and went away and talked with a gargantuan fishing industry but now coming back the friends

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a strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean that the official stamp on it so what with what we've seen in the last few hours is. it's a tremendous increase in european cooperation and the most crucially an increase in not just intelligence gathering but intelligence sharing. i've never quite seen it like this before but you know something really bizarre about this i went on to the b.b.c. website a few moments ago i found it impossible to find this story and it's been overtaken by the events of north and south korea but also by the pope talking about condoms in the royal wedding coming up in the u.k. strangely enough it's called off the front page a bit quickly in the u.k. many people see this is very significant. russia is a leader says the country's democracy is on the right part but in proving it to avoid stagnation it's the main message from where the myth that its latest video blog which is just been posted online r.t. they tell you no because been watching of. in his address russian

withdrawal of the alliance's combat troops from afghanistan in four years meanwhile there is doubts that cobol will be able to manage security on its own and in our interview the afghan foreign minister dr zalmai rassoul says it's time for the country to stand on its own. afghan foreign minister thank you very much for being with us today mr foreign minister when soviet forces withdrew from afghanistan you have been publishing a resistance journal for eighteen years what did you and your compatriots expect for your country's future back then. wanted to be free independent and sovereign country to be good its neighbors. region and have his own destinies that are on hand with something that you wanted and that's something that afghans always will how would you describe the state of your nation as of today afghan people have been at war for the last thirty years since nine eleven two thousand and one when international community came to afghanistan to liberate afghanistan from the who left the taliban. afghanistan is facing tremendous challenges to rebuild itself. because for thirty years for the

a strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean it's got the official stamp on it so what would what we've seen in the last few hours is. it's a tremendous increase in european cooperation and the most crucially an increase in not just intelligence gathering but intelligence sharing. i've never quite seen it like this before but to do something really bizarre about this i went on to the people you see website a few moments ago i found it impossible to find this story and it's been overtaken by the events in north and south korea but also by the pope talking about condoms in the royal wedding coming up in the u.k. strangely enough it's called off the front page of big quickly you know you care you know many people see this is very significant. new figures show a record high number of young us military veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan committing suicide each month art is going to check on investigates what pushes so many american soldiers to take their own lives at home after they'

scene these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada on trying to come for a shelter all day. from the russian capital. news stories. more cooperation with russia among the key issues of the crucial. role in the changing world and deciding on a strategy for afghanistan. as a concrete containment structure covering the nuclear disaster. danger lurking beneath it. and criminals and first time offenders. in. this part of the country prison reform. punishment suited to the. i'll be back with more news updates for in just under half an hour from now in the meantime it is cross talk with peter lavelle stay with us here in moscow. and you can. start. following welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war two major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt and such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. and you can. start. to discuss victor's justice i'm joined by if i am the sort of things ruth slim he's the director of the simon wie

there's a strong power base in the foothills between afghanistan and pakistan and it's clearly as strong cobol now operating in yemen but we're now seeing this creeping out under this broad term of al-qaeda but it doesn't necessarily mean it's got the official stamp on it but we are now seeing a commonality that we haven't seen before whether it vindicates totally all that russia has been saying for many years that terrorists are terrorists you could be if you killed by the ira or chechen terrorists all al qaeda you're just as dead i'd like the truth of it is i would like when you say focus what i like to keep the focus school be short a time on the chechen connection there i mean recently so-called chechen congress was held in europe one of russia's most wanted men are even interpol's wanted list was able to attend that you think will now be a rethink about a people like him are treated after these arrests. isn't this strange but you have to remember three things when we talk about why is it people that you or i and many other people would like to see behind bars where the europe the european

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. q. i'm purely to remind you we're talking about the situation in afghanistan. q. but before we see what russians think about u.s. strategy in the region and war that appears to have no end and they're still a response to the nine eleven attacks the u.s. led war in afghanistan is now a decade old change was expected this summer when general mcchrystal was replaced by david trails as a commander of u.s. forces in the country in two thousand and nine the russian public opinion research center asked citizens if they approve of the u.s. and they the actions and against him seventy three percent of the respondents expressed strong condemnation and only seven percent of those polled approved of the strategy it seems however that the more we hear of change in afghanistan the less we see of it back to you peter. ok just in i'd like to go to you and i can tell you we at we ended the first of the program with the word paradox i'd like to ask another paradox i

constant theme that you can read in state department documents going back years that somehow this cobol of jews is exerting too much influence on u.s. middle east policy. i think you can destroy the entire argument with just two words. barack obama. [applause] >> this is a non-partisan thing. another word is george bush. george h. w. bush. or dwight eisenhower or jimmy carter because in each of those cases you can see that by no means for these presidents kowtowing or listening or being controlled by the pro-israel lobby. let me talk a little more specifically about the case of barack obama and where we are today in the peace process to show you a case study of the arab lobby's influence. the israeli lobby's basic philosophy is the government of israel has been democratically elected representatives of the people should decide the fate of israel and should engage in direct negotiations with the arabs, palestinians and other arab states to negotiate a two state solution, is the preferred result. the arab lobby has a different approach especially in the state department. they believe a nu

it's washington's position that reassures the skittish public outside the doors that no sinister cobol is being hatched inside. of course it is washington's presence, the assumption that washington will be the first president that ambles the delegates to create a cup powerful office at a time after the revolutionary war when there was a quite understandable fear of excessive executive power. if you look at the constitution article one of the constitution by design is about congress. the people felt that was the people's branch of government. that should be preeminent. article two, the presidency is by design short and vague and general. washington spent more than eight years dealing with an internally squabbling congress and realized that no legislature could provide a coherent and consistent. it is washington who realizes it is going to be the executive branch, particularly the presidency that will spearhead domestic and foreign policy. we are still living with washington's legacy today. we assume as a matter of course that the president will define the political agenda. you know, the