reports from a store here would be regarded by some as a threat to national security party's eastern europe correspondent investigates why estonia blacklisted him along with russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister. and russian tennis star maria sharapova when see french open crown marking her victory in all four grand slams. around the clock around the world international news and comment live from moscow. moscow says it will not let the u.n. security council sanction military action in syria foreign minister sergei lavrov has said external players are provoking the syrian opposition to continue fighting despite kofi annan peace plan with the country now on the brink of a full scale civil war artes as the details russia wants to see a peaceful solution chiefs through negotiations to. in syria. said this russia wouldn't accept any measures to the united nations that could leave will be interpreted to allow any kind of outside military intervention so beloved of saying that kofi annan six point peace plan was still the only viable option for the government must in syria mustn't be bla

my reports from a store would be regarded by some as a threat to national security are eastern europe correspondent and best to gates why a stone blacklisted him along with russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister. very warm welcome to you you're with r t with me karan taraji this saturday while u.n. observers in syria continue their investigation into an alleged at a massacre in the hama province monitors have visited the side of the killings but are unable to determine how many died or who was behind the slaughter reports of violence continue to come from across the country with several bomb blasts and gun battles erupting in the capital damascus argues more if an ocean and now reports. damascus last night has been hit by war some have been described as the heaviest fighting between the rebels the opposition the opposition and the governmental forces we've been deed been hearing sounds of explosions and how we shall ngs and separate shootings for several hours nonstop and as it's become normal for the syrian conflict we've been hearing conflicting reports on exactly what happ

reports from the story would be regarded by some as a threat to national security r t's eastern europe correspondent investigates why is stoney blacklisted him along with russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister. maria sharapova wins the french open capturing a career in the grand slam. thank you for joining r t with me karen tara it is seven o'clock here in moscow well moscow says it will not let the u.n. security council sanctions military action in syria foreign minister sergei lavrov has said external players are provoking the syrian opposition to continue fighting despite kofi annan peace plan with the country now on the brink of a full scale civil war. peter oliver has the details russia wants to see a peaceful solution chivas through negotiations to the situation in syria. russia wouldn't accept any measures through the united nations that could lead or be interpreted to allow any kind of outside military in.

and are eastern europe correspondent investigates why as strongly as security police blacklisted him after a series of reports about some of the country's policies. a lot of be it from me but now where is the biggest threat to nuclear nonproliferation coming from the answer is and spotlight with all that's next on our. welcome to spotlight. on arts i'm. were filming the program in berlin. in june this year the german capital ousting the anniversary conference of the luxembourg forum on preventing new clear contrast leaving x x leaders and politicians from around the globe have gathered here to evaluate the actual threat to nuclear nonproliferation that trying to name the regions of the countries where such a threat may be coming they also discuss such issues as the possibility of a compromise between russia and the west on such issues for example as the a.b.m. system deployment and you are these are the subjects that we will talk about today with the president of the international forum. the neatly and nonproliferation treaty was signed over half a century ago but nuclear weapons are

and are eastern europe correspondent investigates why estonia security police lacked was to him after a series of reports about some of the country's policies and next it's a weapon that endangers our very existence yet some countries choose to boost their nuclear arsenals. the follow up from the french tests went beyond the polynesian islands they caused outrage in new zealand which took the lead in the n.t. nuclear movement and became a black sheep among western countries yes unlike any other country new zealand refused to rely on nuclear weapons for its security but here nuclear technology is banned it's the law. i think a lot of the young people feel proud about new zealand victory free policy but people have come of complacent and feel but it's far more safe there are these other issues you know i mean a lot of people say people in the peace movement has sent out a big gray beards and it sounds awful but that's what people say. even in new zealand it's difficult to find young people concerned about this issue they're more sensitive to the melting of the antarctic and he wants to

polish pseudo fans are to blame for the turmoil that resulted in multiple injuries our eastern europe correspondent alexei airshow ski has more. the radical supporters of the polish team were attacking a regular simple russian fans just marching through the streets of war so in something in an action which had been agreed before that now the violence was so strong that the police had to use small bombs tear gas and water cannons to pacify the angry polish more we understand that for now two almost two hundred fans have been detained by the authorities one hundred fifty of them are polish twenty russian fans who responded violently to this attack they're also being detained and they will be deported from the country and definitely the relations between russia and poland have never been easy but definitely from what i've seen in these pictures from warsaw this is something like a blast from the past generally the relations between warsaw and moscow have improved greatly since let's say twenty years ago but clearly there are some political forces in poland who are still interested in inciting hatred b

saying polish hooligans of the blame for the turmoil that resulted in multiple injuries are eastern europe correspondent geoff skew reports. one hundred and fifty poles have been arrested for attacking the crowd of russian fans and the russians were also attacking for providing violent response to the polish attack anyway when to stand that those twenty odd russians who have been arrested who've been detained in poland will be deported from the country according to the interior ministry and a future they will have problems of training shan't get a visa because of all these because of participation in this in this in those riots in warsaw now certainly the relations between warsaw and moscow have been very strained have been difficult for many centuries now but for now when the stand that they have basically normalized and the events which happened in warsaw last night is something of a blast from the past certainly there are political forces in poland who are interested in this hatred towards russia but certainly this is a minority of the polish population for now in fact we understand that many poles h

and our eastern europe correspondent investigates why as strongly as security police blocked listed himafter a series of reports about some of the country's policies. a lot of be it from me but now where is the biggest threat to nuclear nonproliferation coming from the answer is and spotlight with all that's next on our. little. little. how would you want to welcome to spotlight into the hearts i. will film in the program in the early. in june this year the german capital is hosting the anniversary conference of the luxembourg forum on preventing new clear contrast leaving x x leaders and the.

or eastern europe correspondent investigates why is the new security police blacklisted him after a series of reports about some of the country's policies. and russian tennis star maria sharapova wins the french open crown the twenty five year old has become only the tenth woman in the world to have called could all four grand slams. but that's it for me on the news team for the moment we'll be back with another summary for you in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime in the film making process know many scripts are made all the time but few realize it's the pentagon frequently corn in the shots thanks artie talks to writer and former journalist for data variety in hollywood reporter david rohde and he shares his thoughts and sheds light on the approval process. whether mays david rabbit a veteran hollywood journalist and he has been nominated for the pulitzer prize three times in one of his books he takes his readers behind the scenes during the making of many well known movies in hollywood and also we reels deep connections between the pentagon and hollywood thank you very much

and our eastern europe correspondent investigates why is tony a security police blacklisted him aftera series of reports about some of the country's policies are all for russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister were also branded a threat in the baltic state. next financial conduct max kaiser gives his take on europe's money troubles and why u.s. president barack obama is partly to blame. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report cognitive dissonance trying to hold two opposing views in your mind at the same time and get knowledge of where that i'm not just talking about barack obama stacy ever tell me more max you talk about by cell by cell on the buyer on the cell on the buyer on the seller right that's coming up next but first i want to say fred.

has happened over the past five days that the tournament has been going on alexia's are eastern europe correspondent for world's most was a football fan as well as importantly what do you think sparked this violence can it be traced down to one a vent one problem or is there a lot of it going into the melting pot here. well it's really hard to say what actually sparked because the right now i understand the police is trying to find those who incited this this violence and they're trying to determine exactly cause that but we already know that the polish fans have been blamed for starting the initial attack on the russian fans which sparked a major violence though it's also understood that the media some of the media in poland have been have been doing everything they can to raise the hype of this game equating this game with the battle of the river in one thousand twenty when the polish forces of outnumbered by the soviet troops actually managed to be victorious over the bolshevik soldiers and. some of the polish media including the super express newspaper said that you could not go without poland a

r t's eastern europe correspondent and best gates why is tony on blacklisted him along with the russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister. thank you for joining r.t. this saturday it is six o'clock here in moscow on care and. a moscow says it will not allege that the u.n. security council sanction military action in syria foreign minister sergei lavrov has said external players are provoking the syrian opposition to continue fighting despite kofi anon peace plan with the country now on the brink of a full scale civil war let's get the details now from artie's peter all of our peter foreign minister sergey lavrov has made russia's position on syria quite clear. well russia's stance on the conflict in syria housing change that was reiterated by. russia wants to see a peaceful solution achieved through negotiations to the situation in syria. love rob said russia wouldn't accept any measures put through the united nations that could leave will be interpreted to allow any.

and our eastern europe correspondent investigates why is tony a security police blacklisted him after a series of reports about some of the country's policies are russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister were also branded a threat in the baltic state. next to financial conduct max kaiser gives his take on europe's money troubles and why u.s. president barack obama is partly to blame. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report cognitive dissonance trying to hold two opposing views in your mind at the same time and get knowledge of the weather that i'm not just talking about barack obama stacy ever tell me more to talk about by cell by cell on the buyer and seller of the buyer on the seller right that's coming up next but first i want to say france hits back at obama over europe debt crisis so you know obama was on the campaign trail and blamed everything high unemployment the financial catastrophe in america on europe well french foreign minister laurent fabius on tuesday hit back at comments by u.s. president barack obama about the threat of the european debt cri

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