hello and welcome to our team thank you for joining us karen taraji well tens of thousands have been venting their anger over the u.s. made on top muslim film for two weeks now protesters have been gathering in canada germany and israel scores have been injured in the capital of bangladesh protesters threw stones and set fire to cars while police used tear gas and but taunts to subdue crowds massive demonstrations were held in pakistan these descended into violence on friday killing at least twenty people in islamabad thousands trying to breach the u.s. embassy while in other cities crowds set fire to cinemas and burned a lutheran church one pakistani minister offered one hundred thousand dollars to kill those two rather to those who. will the maker of the anti islam fill the country's leadership denounced his move as artie's gannett's can reports the video is not the only thing stopping anti-american anger. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protest or wrecked it at the united states wr

hello and welcome to our team karen taraji starting your saturday off here in moscow we go now to our top story the rebel free syrian army is threatening to attack civilian airports in the country's biggest cities the fighters say the government is using the halls in aleppo and damascus for military planes let's now talk to dr ali mohamed the editor in chief of independent website syria tribe which has been monitoring the crisis since it started dr mohammad thank you for joining us so the syrian opposition is warning foreign not to use the airports in damascus and aleppo now could these foreign planes come under attack from the opposition targeting the government aircraft. first it is no proof that they will only be targeting the government aircrafts they said they will be targeting civilian aircraft and i don't think they have the means to distinguish which are government ones and which are not. the rebels saying that they are attacking civilian airports now is just one more step in revealing that actual terrorist nature because it's against every law in the world to attack civilian

thank you for joining r t it is saturday is seven o'clock here in moscow and i'm karen taraji was a billion airports in syria are in the crosshairs of the country's largest rebel group the free syrian army in a statement on its facebook page the group said that the airports in damascus and aleppo are hosting terry flights as part of an allegedly arms smuggling network for the government earlier this month the rebels were handed dozens of lethal u.s. made anti air missile launchers the delivery to have been carried out by the rebels as western. turkey through strong condemnation the editor of the independent website syria tribunals says the rebels those tactics are beyond the pale. the rebels saying that they are attacking civilian airports now is just one more step in revealing their actual terrorist nature because it's against every law in the world to attack civilian airports for whatsoever reasons i'm actually surprised they are still enjoying this support when the international community says they're able slaughtering people civilian people in the street and throwing them from the roof

hello and welcome to our team karen taraji broadcasting to you live from our studio in moscow where it is six o'clock well the one time regional rivals india and china now want to bring their armies closer together beijing's top military chief is on a visit to new delhi aiming to boost the influence of the two asian giants but news of this alliance is already causing concern across the pacific as artie's priya sridhar explains. this is a historic trip for india as the chinese defense minister hasn't visited this country in nearly a decade and the top priority for the list of things to discuss on this trip are strengthening the india china border and promoting a stronger cooperation between the two countries armed forces many people believe that india and china because they have two of the fastest growing economies in the world should be rivals but a lot of analysts i've spoken with have actually said that a partnership between the neighbors actually makes more sense with forty per cent of the world's population and at a time when these two countries' economies are growing while many of

thank you for joining our team is the weekly i'm karen taraji bringing you the latest news on screen and. well protest against abiding spending cuts continue throughout europe as people vent their anger over a bailout sponsored austerity mass demonstrations in madrid turned to violence earlier this week as police were forced to fire rubber bullets to calm the fury of the public there ben dozens of injuries and arrests archies jacob greaves has been following developments also saw him agreed to spain approving the border a bouncy austerity protest in the euro zone it was totally their frustrations and anger only seems to be told today less to be on a charge the quote above is the claim that a politician must look i'm appalled that he looks as many people feel they are being fed this dog. the police but hundreds of protocol promises not bruised protesters ambassador buildings are becoming the euro zone's currency from athens to madrid capitals this week have been braced for an onslaught of the angry and indignant oh you want. us to get out all the bleach in the sun and rest yeah a surg

hello and thank you for joining r t today with me karen taraji broadcasting to live from the heart of moscow where it's two o'clock well the rebel free syrian army are threatening to target civilian flights coming into the country the fighters claim the government is using the planes to bring in weapons from abroad including from russia while in moscow foreign minister sergei lavrov has reiterated russia is not supporting the syrian leadership but pushing for talks involving all sides are on a boy has the details one of the groups associated with different syrian army posted and notice on its facebook page saying that starting from september third syrian rebels are reserving the right to attack and need to believe only operate in syria and they believe that the syrian regime the syrian. so it just may be using planes just smuggle in weapons from russia iran iraq with you while russian foreign ministry officials have already commented on this latest development the deputy foreign minister it cannot be good to have said that crap like these these had to back a result of being irresponsi

here with our team karen taraji now cambodia is considering whether to extradite one of the co-founders of the file sharing website pirate bay to sweden godfried warrick was arrested by local police following a request from sweden where he was sentenced to a year in jail for copyright offenses the founder of sweden's pirate party rick fall convenience says the arrest itself raises questions the jury is still out on fortunately there are conflicting reports on. what really is to rest i've heard reports about a ball or brawl being the run up to it just with. local police interfering. a local disturbance reports the american ambassador being income at the time of his arrest high level talks taking place. this morning as was mentioned reports surfaced the year rest was a result of swedish authorities for assistance from cambodia despite the lack of an extradition agreement the thing is you cannot enforce the copyright monopolies and force of intellectual property we are at a crossroads where all of humanity and the entire library of human culture and on the edge all the tools are already de

hello and welcome to our teens the weekly on karen taraji with the week's top stories turkistan military intervention in syria gets the cold shoulder with the new u.n. peace envoy arguing any such interference but make it cease fire and. possible. a chorus of support for iran's peaceful nuclear program as the country destroys any notion it's been politically isolated the west with its hosting of a massive international summer and. the war of the wealthy but our mortgage successfully backed legal attempts by a london based tycoon by the speed of soft skin to cut off a slice of this multibillion dollar fortune. and the republicans freshly nominated presidential candidate mitt romney promises a hardline stance against russia but faces criticism for flip flopping on major issues. next we discuss the upcoming u.s. presidential election and the troubles with america's political system was also andrew levine. we're sitting down with an author professor of philosophy and currently a senior scholar at the institute for policy studies and your living thank you very much for joining me you contribu

hello and welcome to our team karen taraji with your top stories syria's rebels declare civilian airports are there to target and warn that entry mashaal flights shouldn't stray anywhere near the country's two largest cities. actions speak louder than words of israel as the country launches a massive war propaganda campaign along with emergency drill. plus the sponsor getting attention for all the wrong reasons at the london paralympics anger among disability activists as a firm which they say humiliates them as a backer of their games. next as promised our interview with jan van wake up. as one of the world's major economic and political powerhouses germany has a lot of influence which it can exert over global situations not to talk with me a little bit more about what germany is doing on the global stage right now i'm joined by. the foreign policy spokesperson for the left body here in germany thanks very much to me. syria is of course the major flash point in the world right now what's germany's view on the situation moment. i would love to know i know what my position is in syria and

and welcome to our tea we are on screen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week i'm karen taraji well thousands are clashing with police in islam a diplomatic area with protesters trying to reach the u.s. embassy angry over the u.s. made on film while it's reported more angry crowds are trying to breach blockades at the entrance to the pakistani capital in the northwestern city of peshawar a local t.v. reporter says his driver was killed when police fired to disperse crowds the demonstrators have been setting sentiments on fire fifteen people have also been injured in the clashes fires are burning all. looks like what it looks like tear gas is hanging in the air police haven't seen beating protesters with clubs thousands have also taken to the streets in iraq a city of. with fear iraq many believe washington's efforts in the region seem counterproductive as artie's garnished can report. as anti-american fury rages on across the world it also raises the question whether washington's efforts to export democracy to muslim nations have instead radicalize the region in libya radical i

oh and welcome to our tease the weekly i'm karen taraji coming to you live from our studio in moscow where it is six o'clock well the most open yet for military intervention in syria came this week proposed by turkey with backing from both britain and france it proposed that you want to stop the refugee camps on syrian soil which would be guarded and protected by foreign forces via a no fly zone but the idea hit a dead end at the security council prompting britain and france to hand they might sidestep the un altogether meanwhile the new international envoy to syria lakhdar brahimi warned that any military intervention would be the death of peace efforts professor paul sheldon foote from california state university says that for some it's not about ending the violence. that's a pretext it's still another way to divide and take over the country using the united nations as your vehicle that playbook worked in libya they want to try the same playbook and do it doesn't work anymore well there is no desire. to have a negotiated settlement the old purpose of this exercise is to make sure t

thank you for joining r t it is saturday here in moscow and three o'clock i'm karen taraji well georgian police have arrested at least four protesters us public fury flared after leaked video showed inmates at a prison being tortured and sexually abused by guards are reports from the b.b.c. . the protests are continuing there have been more arrests and some clashes between the activists and the police i know that a group of activists try to break into a police ring around one of the government buildings on friday the public in general is still very angry with these videos they are demanding for the arrest of the reform or interior minister who's resigned after these videos went public but many people here say that that's not enough they want all those officials responsible to be not only sacked or for them to resign but also to be arrested and prosecuted in fact many here are comparing the footage which shows torture and human sexual abuse of georgia inmates from the infamous guantanamo prison except that houses their terror suspects here we're talking about georgian inmates which is cre

welcome back i'm karen taraji and you're with r.t. while greece's leaders finalize the detail to convince global lenders to release more cashed police are investigating thirty two politicians for embezzlement it's part of the government's tax evasion crackdown to raise vital funds for more now let's talk a lot of to social and political philosophy lecture by your this is from the university of thank you so much for joining us now with dozens of high profile people accused of corruption how much faith remains in the government's ability to steer the country away from total collapse. well the problem is that core oxen and graceful use much more structurally not. although it has been announced that a political person which includes when a thesis or director to public utilities or better than anyone who has some kind of office is under investigation as the problem is that it is common knowledge that a large very large parts of the political class here in greece are in very strong ties with the business elites most of the media elite and t

thank you for joining our karen taraji and these are your top stories syrian rebels threaten to attack civilian planes all over to syria calling on international airlines to stop using the airports and damascus and aleppo that as turkey val's to keep pushing for foreign protectorates. zones inside syria a move that amounts to military intervention. iran's reaffirming its position in the international arena after hosting a summit of dozens of nations the meeting and back to the country's controversial nuclear ambitions as the international atomic watchdog piled up pressure on tap for charging forward with the program. the paralympic games in london are overshadowed by the controversy around a major sponsor it's accused of forcing people with disabilities back to work when they are physically on able. now ahead of the bicentennial of the battle of botha dino talks to historian david marko about whether napoleon was a hero or one of history's greatest villains spotlight on our team and it's here in just a moment. i'm not. sure what is the part and. two hundred since one of the greatest wa

on screen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is our karen taraji well the wave of anti-american protest is sweeping across the muslim world with unprecedented force this friday the u.s. embassy in tunisia is under attack and over in lebanon one person has been reported reportedly killed after a mob set fire to a k.f.c. restaurant clashes continue in cairo reportedly in yemen here's all the latest from archies paula slayer. we are hearing reports that the police fired tear gas as well as live ammunition at the second call that is trying to storm the american embassy in the capital city of yemen now we understand that these were. one shot if we're to disperse the quality which might be what happened yesterday which was essentially a breach we all took security area wrong the embassy building yesterday tuesday the windows in the of the sea that was smashed there were cars that were searched one finally same time the american flag was taken down this is in reaction to that american sponsored film which marks one of these scenes all these played out across the middle

on screen and all mine twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is our karen taraji and george of the police will be drafted into work at all jails up to the president ordered the suspension of the country's entire prison security staff as as thousands took to the streets in response to a t.v. broadcast of a video appearing to show inmates being tortured and sexually abused by guards archies you've got this kind of has the details from tbilisi. these are the largest protests georgia seen in years and i'm not only talking about the thousands of people taking to the streets in the capital of tbilisi but process of also happens in many other large towns across the country maybe people who are very angry with this video right now and some protestors keenlyside saying the reef mia barely addressed to georgian authorities others as signs saying concern is not enough addressed the european union official some people claim to have recognized their own relatives being allegedly abused by britain officials and this is a small country and news here really spreads quickly and so does publi

hello and welcome to our tease the weekly i'm karen taraji with stories that shape this week westernnations ramp up calls for military intervention in syria and order to protect refugees but face criticism for aiming to help armed rebels who is fighting tactics are accused of being war crimes. join a solid might have just banned from six months to a whole year at the ecuadorian embassy in london it was a blow or makes up for cast during a rare interview saying he hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the standoff. plus no longer an outcast in iran refutes . it's its international isolation by hosting a high profile summit tended by leaders and senior politicians from over one hundred countries despite opposition from washington. and a clash of the oligarchs russian business tycoon romana promote which wins in a multibillion dollar battle with fellow countrymen bodies it is off school and the london court in a case full of accusations of dirty dealings and threats. that next we hit the road with the russian delegation to the famous war and peace show in britain for a reenactment of sev

karen taraji china will reportedly use on men drones to monitor a cluster of islands in the east china sea which are at the center of an ownership dispute with japan tension is escalating between the two sides as beijing sent three patrol ships into the asia pacific to watch over the waters around the contested land dozens of fishing boats from taiwan are also heading towards the islands as it too claims ownership now and lives on the islands though it's believed to be rich in natural resources the u.s. has played its hand and they stand off as well building up military activity in the region and backing tokyo in the dispute defense analyst believes washington's actions could found the flames for conflict. but it does say the secretary of defense that he fears that there. could be a war between china and he also expressed that the united states is going to support so that means that if you come to blows let's hope let's see the chart that would send the labor force to try to appreciate as they serve each force or be change for the good of course charge that tries to follow their first

and welcome to our team karen taraji broadcasting to you from our studio in moscow well the latest financial blow to the e.u. comes from moody's a ratings agency has changed the block's outlook from stable to negative warning it faces being downgraded moody's said the decision reflected the issues the key budget contributors are dealing with earlier this year of the ratings of germany france britain and netherlands were switched to a negative outlook that's despite relentless meetings between e.u. leaders which have so far failed to deliver any solutions and a leaked e-mails suggest that the troika of international leaders want greece one of the most stricken countries to work six days a week and longer hours to fulfill their financial obligations investment advisor patrick young believes it's the bailouts that are dragging europe down. notwithstanding the terrible crisis in the euro zone the truth is that the european union's glorious idea that they can pull everybody's money together and go towards prosperity has been a fiasco because all of the people in the euro are being sucked towards

we bring you the latest news twenty four hours a day seven days a week on screen and online of karen taraji well the day of prayer in the muslim world is once again dominated by anti-american rage over the film which mocks islam the flashpoint this time is pakistan where police have clashed with protesters trying to reach the american embassy in islamabad at least three people have reportedly been killed and fifteen wounded when police opened fire on riders who set to cinema a blaze the violence calms despite the government declaring friday a public holiday and encouraging people to protest peacefully rallies are also taking place in other muslim countries here's artie's polis leader with the latest from the region. they're of course protesting against this american made film and the recent publication by a french magazine of caricature of prophet muhammad in the last week of violence some three people have died just in pakistan on thursday we saw two thousand protesters take to the city of islamabad today friday there was a standoff there between the police and protesters who were trying t

where we bring you the latest news from around the world twenty four hours a day seven days a week karen taraji well u.s. diplomatic missions across the muslim world are being targeted by more anti-american protests which are now into their second weekend tens of thousands of nigerian muslims have held a peaceful march in the country's north in the capital of bangladesh hundreds of protesters have crashed with police scores of people are said to have been injured in the violence fresh rallies are also taking place in pakistan where at least nineteen were killed on friday. and in libya nine security officers have reportedly been killed in clashes with gadhafi loyalists overnight demonstrators venting their anger at the bases of islamist militias suspected of killing the american ambassador to the country the prime causes cited as the u.s. made a video which saw hammad some observe their safety seats which so. the cause of what we're seeing here today is many decades of foreign policy that backs interventionist type of occupation in countries around the world the middle east is just another regio

it is friday here in moscow and seven o'clock i'm karen taraji well the day of prayer in the muslim world has once again been dominated by anti-american anger over the film which marks islam a flash point to this time in this friday rather is pakistan in deadly clashes between police and protesters who are trying to reach the american embassy in islamabad a sixteen people have reportedly been killed and more than one hundred wounded across the country security officers are using tear gas and firing warning shots to disperse violent mobs they chaos comes despite the government declaring friday a public holiday and encouraging people to protest peacefully rallies are also taking place in other muslim countries here's our choose policy player with the latest from. they're of course protesting against this american made film and the recent publication by a french magazine of caricature of prophet muhammad on thursday we saw two thousand protesters take to the city of islamabad today friday there was a standoff there between the police and protesters who were trying to make their way to the u.

hello and welcome to our town karen taraji and these are your top stories starting with a developing story these are live pictures from cairo where protesters gathered for a third day period over an american made film mocking making a mockery of the prophet muhammad a crash zone tear gas has been seen outside of the u.s. embassy there the egypt's health ministry house confirms seventy people have been injured. rage against the film is spreading across the region with all the u.s. missions under attack protests have flared up in almost a dozen countries including yemen iran and iraq all flights to and from the libyan city of benghazi are suspended. by washington struggles to contain the fallout from the film saying it had nothing to do with its production at all assurances failed to defuse the anger. and up next our t.v. interviews all third jervy. who spent forty five days in taliban captivity discloses what he thinks are the real reasons behind the u.s. military presence in afghanistan r t in just a few moments. eleven years ago america began its war on terror and today in afghanist

hello and welcome to monty on karen taraji with your top stories right now a developing story live picturescoming straight out of madrid us thousands take to the streets of the spanish company blocking roads in protest at the government and submitting a fresh geraghty budget to combat the fast growing deficit. and the backing of syrian rebels russia again uses the un to urge a complete ceasefire and calls on some foreign powers to stop sidestepping the world body. plus a teenager protesters killed by police involved crying as thousands of problem democracy activists keep up the pressure to resign i'll be on on monday on a minister. and up next r t discusses the rolling way of events homeric and protests without director of the conflicts forum and beirut to stay with us for that. optimism surrounding the arab spring has been replaced by worries about the arab fall as a wave of anti western protests and violence sweep across the muslim world. but for one former british spy in the recent events brings to mind unheeded lessons from the past in his thirty years of british government service alas

hello and welcome to our team karen taraji with a quick recap of your headlines the outlook on the used credit rating is switched to negative as the relentless rounds of eurozone meetings so far failed to provide solutions to the long lasting crisis that as the union's porous member bulgaria shelves its plans to join the common currency. what hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees displaced turkey says its camps are completely full and wants the un to set up a buffer zone a move could mean a potential military intervention into syria as the west continues to call for the assad regime to be disposed. and separatists make of the running hours economic and social problems dominate regional elections and turn of those mainly french speaking quebec a voting is now underway and if pro independence hall to cuba while wins the province quote face a referendum on breaking away from ottawa. but the global economy is showing little sign of growth we asked the president of russia's second largest bank about what he sees ahead for global finance it. and requesting president a very to be a bank pre

welcome to our tease the weekly karen taraji with the week's top stories turkey's stab at military intervention in syria gets the cold shoulder with the new u.n. envoy arguing any such interference make a cease fire and possible. a chorus of support for iran's peaceful nuclear program as the country just as any notion it's been politically isolated by the u.s. with its hosting i mean lots of international someone. there republicans freshly nominated presidential candidate mitt romney probably says a hardline stance against russia but faces criticism for flip flopping on major issues. and the war of the wealthy but i'm over it successfully back legal attempts by a london based targeting body spins off scheme to cut off a slice of his multibillion dollar fortune. up next on our t.v. we go onboard one of the world's fastest sailing ships for a breathtaking sea rates. playing football in the scorching july sun of the iberian peninsula is senseless talk show for some of these men others see it as a simple warm up before more difficult contest on dry land they see their rivals face to face but at sea

hello and welcome to you are too young karen taraji with you it's eleven o'clock here in moscow and tens of thousands of lebanese have taken to the streets for their second massive anti-american march in the last few days organized by hezbollah's leader experts say the undertones are increasingly political rather than religious and i challenge to america's regional clout. but more on the rally and loved. as well as other islamic demonstrations all over the world. tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the southern lebanese city of tire this is in line with a call that went out earlier by the his but their leader way he called for his supporters to show their anger in the first shots and in their faces he says that this form is the worst attack ever on islam not so far the demonstration is peaceful if one is a demonstration on monday in which more than a hundred thousand hizbollah supporters took to the southern suburbs of beirut now and that's why there has called for staggered protests throughout this week we understand that the next protests will be on a friday in the east and l

thank you for joining our karen taraji it's time now for some news from around the world embrace. ball fields court has upheld the decision to jail twenty opposition figures and activists for allegedly plotting to overthrow the monarchy in last year's verdict among which are life sentences triggered widespread protests with demands to release those imprisoned the ongoing civil unrest in bahrain has already claimed sixty lives in clashes with police as dissenters continue to demand democratic reforms. cambodian police say they will expel the co-founder of the popular sharing website the pirate bay to sweden that's if the cambodian interior minister approves it god forbid wark was arrested last week in the cambodian capital at the request of swedish authorities he was sentenced to one year in jail in two thousand and nine in his home country and ordered to pay four and a half million dollars in compensation to entertainment giants for copyright theft . nine police officers have been heart during a second night of sectarian clashes in belfast northern ireland. loyalists first fall wi