all r t freeing jailed oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky is in no danger president rivetted gives direct promises to direct questions of a lengthy media conference including working with putin on the presidential election highlights straight ahead. also this the end of egypt's dictatorship of the start of sectarian division christians and muslims blame post revolution leaders for failing to stammer worrying rise in religious violence. and freedoms efforts to keep people's data private takes a hammering as the comes down to hard altering a country to store personal information online. and in business just brang day after the deal collapsed the pain was met and the heat it looks as though talks made from the scene you will bring it if obama spent around twenty minutes time. welcome you watching r t it's now just after four pm here in moscow you know we're not top story the release of jailed the oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky would pose no danger to society that was among several answers given by president medvedev been a mammoth media question and answer session that lasted over two hours

releasing oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky poses no danger president of bet it gives direct answers to direct questions in a lengthy media conference including working with protein and the presidential election highlights straight ahead. also this hour the end of egypt's secretary to ship at the start of sectarian division to christians and muslims plain post revolution leaders for failing to stem a worrying rise in religious violence as we report. sweden's efforts to keep people's data private take a hammering as the e.u. comes down ordering the country to store all personal online information. and business this hour just one day out of the deal collapse between ross there can be it looks like it starts maybe zero tranny for that and more have business cards . welcome you're watching out c it's just after five pm here in moscow my name is kevin know and our top story today the release of jail the oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky would pose no danger to society that was among several answers given by president medvedev in a number of media question and answer session that lasted over tw

of human rights project circulations that russia's prosecution of jailed ex all tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics but it did recall the calls keep rights were violated after his arrest decision moscow is considering to appeal against. next amid the fallout between washington and islamabad over the killing of osama bin laden the former chief of pakistan's intelligence agency according to how a goal america's foreign policy is dangerously close now to pushing the region to the point of no return. there are something that sound eleven was killed a few years back he was not killed he died a natural death. my information is. not on depriving any mind even if you live the life he will be living dead because he had become irrelevant will be obvious from the public right up. because if he was hiding and for good lives let's assume that the story that i then how effective could he be now this has been redacted in fact they have shot themselves in the fort i've said sure the reason is that somebody who was ineffective would normal political and even in any case feeling from the man h

of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecutions of jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. hello this is a scene from moscow it's not choose date night i'm kevin owen i'm first breaking news news within the last hour former bosnian serb general radko nottage has boarded a plane for the hague where he'll face a war crimes tribunal that's a first serbian court rejected his appeal against extradition knowledge is charged with ordering the massacre of muslims in one thousand nine hundred five trina's out of his in belgrade she joins us now along the latest country a very good evening. to arrive in the hague as i mentioned what can we expect when he gets there and what's next. all right a lot of cheers as you say on his way to the hague right now that was confirmed by the justice minister of serbia she said that he was taken from the court house where we are right now we did indeed see a large police car. and the highway that leads to the airport was completely blocked off by police that convoy headed there we also know that the entire airport belgrade in

human rights the jepps accusations that russia's prosecution of jailed eggs all tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. business schools in russia of basic your long term gas in the brics to germany as berlin moves away from nuclear energy on that in twenty minutes. hello this is our team from moscow it's ten pm choose the night here now my name is kevin in and first as i just mentioned a plane carrying from a bosnian serb general cold blooded has now landed in the netherlands is on his way to the hague to face the international war crimes tribunal that it's lost an appeal against his extradition from serbia will now be put on trial for allegedly ordering a massacre of was lives in one thousand nine hundred five the country now is out of the is in belgrade. the decision to extradite former bosnian serb general article luggage was confirmed by the serbian justice minister she said that i can now that she is already on the way to the hague and we saw a police convoy leaving the special court house where a lot of it has been ever since his arrest last week we also know that the ent

president of advocating a softer touch compared to that of the prime minister putin who supplied khodorkovsky situation in any way do you think. well i think for that of course live with me imitative that there will be no danger because he is. least out of prison so he is not doesn't have the steam mature remark here or a kind of course of the very popular the wide world wide no the russian society of course the next there. is for for that of course he can be assigned to the investors because so many investors there were huge because. he has risen so if he is the range for the release stuff will be done he is. in the reserves so this will be here this will be a good sign for the for the business that we look at international affairs much but it had strong words about what's happening in libya currently russia led by un resolution and didn't veto it at the time but now it's angry to have been interpreted the same prism of but if you reconsider russia's partnership with the west in light of this now. i think that's the russian partnership with the with the west is again a kind of strategic thin

let's approach on one of the subjects that was discussed and that over here jailed tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the answer on him was quite a bit softer than what vladimir putin i said in the past how how do you read that. i don't know he said he didn't say anything radical because he wasn't asked do you think or of course should go free he he was asked do you think it would be a threat to russia if he were allowed to go free and he answered no well that doesn't mean he's planning to pardon court across cure any of those things i don't think that people people in the liberal community should get their hopes up. right now with a lot of discontent at the moment with libya to meet you that was obviously quite annoyed when talking about the u.n. resolution that russia allowed to pass and now we see what's happening in libya do you think this could affect russia's relations with the west oh yeah. that was an interesting moment because he came close to admitting that russia made a mistake by not vetoing resolution one thousand seventy three. by all the traditions of russian foreign policy they should

of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecution of jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. not business because of russia is likely to a long term gas deliveries to germany as the country turns away from nuclear energy more on that in twenty minutes time. relieving from moscow it's nine pm here now you're watching the artsy international news channel with me kevin owen and first former bosnian serb general run cold blooded she's on a plane heading for the hague where he'll face a war crimes tribunal for a serbian court rejected his appeal against extradition that it is charged with aldrin the massacre of muslims in one thousand nine hundred five artie's country is out of it is in belgrade for. the decision to extradite former bosnian serb general outcome what it was confirmed by the serbian justice minister. she said that american law that is already on the way to the hague and we saw a police convoy leaving the special courthouse where martin has been ever since his arrest last week we also know that the entire highway to the airport was blocked off

my colleague from arizona mentioned the khodorkovsky case. mr. khodorkovsky today is in prison with even a longer sentence. why? because he the courage to stand up and say that there's a corrupt system in russia and something should be done about it. that's why necessities prison. -- that's why he's in prison and that is wrong. so it's time that we do something about this, that we make it clear that action is needed. for too long, the leaders in russia have said we're going to investigate what happened to sergei magnitsky, we think it was terrible that he died in prison without getting adequate medical care. and senator mccain pointed out, here's a person whose only crime was to bring to the proper attention of officials corruption, public corruption within russia. as a result of his whistle-blowing, he was arrested and thrown in jail and died in jail. he was tortured. and that cannot be allowed to just be said oh, that's terrible. the people who are responsible, we know who they were. we know who they were. in some cases, they've been promoted i

the top european courts rejects a claim by russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky that the prosecution against him was politically motivated but it did rule his rights were violated after his arrest and decision moscow is considering getting ever comes a day off jailed likeness of me his latest bid for freedom. of europe's most wanted war criminal dot com that it has nothing against trial at the hague the supporters in serbia say the former army chief won't get a fair hearing in the netherlands skeptics believe the record of the trial will show as it's often been used as a tool of politics rather than just it's. financial an investigation of the spanish banks reveals that a large number in cashing in on the shady business of illegal weapons some of the country's financial giants are accused of using legal loopholes to warning states libya in the latest example. but our special report we follow the journeys of for war veterans we explore how being a good soldier has become synonymous with the games that pull the trigger without hesitation that's coming up next. there was one particular incident

court of human rights rejects accusations of russia's prosecution of jailed ex old tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics but it did rule that peace rights were violated after his arrest a decision that moscow is considering to appeal. next we invite you to follow the journeys of for war veterans and explore how being a good soldier means being able to pull the trigger without hesitation. out on the dismounted part on duty. to be a soldier was then a very important thing in a young man's life and to be not just a soldier but to be a damn good soldier and to be in combat to the comi. that's where you blow and. and that's the southerner in me in time of war that's where you belong and think. i had left mississippi. probably still on my children here because of the anger i had to go it out for me to get out of necessity or a problem with that. came up here and then our commission to work on the harvest and that work i couldn't do i couldn't make money at it so i came back and while i was in jackson i wanted to go with a adoption center there and signed up i believe i believe. i have a

recalled go to confiscate was driven by politics but he did rule khodorkovsky rights were violated after his rest and decision that moscow is considering the. twenty forty five year of moscow's cultural values and i was going to school for. the have your company this is sports today plenty head over the next ten minutes including this. pitched battle sponsors begin in concern over the ongoing fee for chaos with world football's presidential vote just a day away. moving on a car leave the russian premier league relegation zone thanks to a normal win over new boys a full. on finals cantante n.b.a. championship time with miami intel is set to begin their powerful for america in the basketball supremacy plea for interest. less echoing with the scandal that single thing world governing probably fee for the organization is claiming to go ahead with its presidential election on whedon's state despite the bringing to light of an e-mail that alleges qatar bought the rights to the twenty twenty two world cup even with key sponsors of the finals getting just surreal with the developments so far con

interest to the media both in russia and abroad is the imprisonment of former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky he could of course if he is released who he did danger to society that was a short question and the own through the be equally sure that no absolutely not the president you saw over i'm likely to influence him because a sentence i don't think it means he is going to be released and after all it's not the president who put him in jail and i don't think it will be politically easy for me to be of two to parole for their course although he has such a possibility according to war but you know these sort of things happens very rarely in any country including russia so i think basically the award mediator wanted to say is that he doesn't dispute the decisions of the court much he doesn't consider this person a danger because the press conference came to close reporters depleted its success after nearly two and a half hours with him in the debate the first farewell and headed to the kremlin but the question that remains unanswered is will the stay there after twenty twelve . moscow. but he c

the headlines for you from our team today president a veteran says the jailed oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky would pose no danger if he said that it is biggest news conference since taking office the russian leader also stressed it was not the place to announce his plans for the presidential election promised it would happen soon in other issues medvedev said russia would not support a un resolution on syria after the events in libya. egypt's revolution brought an end to a dictatorship but as i should be sectarian division with religious clashes already claiming dozens of lives of christians and muslims plain post revolution leaders for failing to stem the worrying rise in interfaith violence. and big brother's battering sweetness the e.u. uses its legal clout to force the country to stall people's online information so it remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users prosy. now it sounds like a sports culture with kate. hello welcome to the sports thank you for joining me and i love headlines in your money to also coach bill aims to emulate the special one take on board th

journalist this is what one blogger asked the president about the fate of jail coil type who mikhail khodorkovsky. he could of course he is released who he did injury to society that was a short question and the own son will be equally short and no absolutely not and a lighter note many jokes were made a lot of light hearted questions were asked once again it was put on display how involved the president it is in technology how he keeps up with his social networks and with his blogs in fact a long time people that his mind had read breaking news of how this week or ten of the upper chamber of parliament had been goaded out of his position and also he mentioned that it's through these social networks like twitter and his blog that he keeps in touch with what with what's really happening in the world and with the people that he's in fact the first russian president to do that. and he's in our reporting right that he caught up with president. there's a press secretary straight out of the conference she told us that the president's networking doesn't make her job any easier just the birds thought it

are russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky serving time for stealing the oil has requested early parole his lawyer says he's not going to admit guilt. one of america's founding fathers witnesses and displaying to lack of liberty as r t us presenter adam coke is throttled by police for dancing at the jefferson memorial for a first hand account click on r.t. dot com. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe in turkey thousands have marched marking the first anniversary of the deadly israeli raid on a turkish aid ship bound for gaza people were killed in the assault that one between israel and turkey to a new low meanwhile another turkish aid flotilla is being perhaps to bring aid to palestinians and you and israeli military officials say troops have been training for months to intercept any ships bound for gaza a promise to use different tactics this time. germany has agreed to shut down all its nuclear power plants by two thousand and twenty two making it the biggest industrial power to give up on atomic energy or reversal in policy a policy crisis that your pa

resolution on syria after what happened in libya and when asked about jailed oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the president said his release would not be a threat to society. egypt's revolution brought an end to a dictatorship there's a shift in sectarian division with religious clashes already claiming dozens of lives christians and muslims are playing the post revolution leaders for failing to stem the worrying rising interest rates climb. and the big brothers battering sweden the e.u. uses its legal clouseau force the country to store people's online information sweden remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users promising. the next r.t. follows the fate of one of the soviet union's best known scientists who became one of its best known dissidents the hydrogen bomb. do it stay with us. december one thousand nine hundred eighty six in the u.s.s.r. was an apartment in the city of gold key a phone line is urgently installed at a set time the phone rings the voice of the other and speaks this is gorbachev please return and continue your patriotic activity. the person these w

support a un resolution on syria afterwards and libya when asked about jailed oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the president said his release would not be afraid to society . egypt's revolution brought an end to a dictator but his us should in sectarian division that with religious clashes already claimed dozens of lives christians and muslims plain post revolution leaders for failing to stem the warring rise in interfaith battles. and big brothers battering sweden as the e.u. uses its legal clout to force the country to stall people's online information sweden remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet youth cribs. more all our stories online of r.t. dot com you can catch the full media meeting today the russian president gave it lasted for two hours and seventeen minutes and it's all online if you want to say more next though we follow the fate of one of the soviet union's best known scientists it became in his day one of the best known dissidents to h. bomb design at andrei sakharov. december one thousand nine hundred eighty six in the u.s.s.r. was an apartment in the city of

culture interest there is a taster of what we've got for you tonight former russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky. serving time for stealing oil plans to request early parole that is moyers says he's not going to admit guilt very long running story in this culture with the latency one of clinicians more information online tonight. the us are afraid of witnesses a distinct lack of liberty as r.t. america presented in court has instructed by police after ganster thomas jefferson memorial for a firsthand account of what went on r.t. dot coms the place to be. the race to run the international monetary fund is not so much about who but where the candidate comes from europe traditionally decides who gets the post and leaves already pushing its preferred choice making it hard for others to get a look at the five leading emerging economies say it's time someone else had a go at is a really good reports next on how the brics countries of brazil russia india china south africa are all refusing to take no for an answer right now. it's a change they don't believe in with the former directors on an extra scar

interest maybe it's a taste as was plenty online from us well tonight from a russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky to serving time for stealing oil plans to request a role but his lawyer says he's not going to admit guilt this is a long running story lot of information on our website about if you want to finish this up with some more information also the us follow the roof of the witnesses that this thing or lack of liberty as america to present for there is out of code throttled by police for dancing at the thomas jefferson memorial what do you think about this story for a firsthand account of what he says happened it's all captured on camera go to wate dot com. next is europe pushes its preferred candidate to take over the i.m.f. other countries argue that no one european should get the job one man whose country russia is i right now is the head of cuz it stuns national bank. and he's been talking to what i think about his ideas for reforming the powerful financial party . then outside of his candidacy for the automatic top dog seemed just as big of a surprise to him as to the rest of financial

a top european court rejects claims by russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky that his prosecution was politically motivated but this is the sort of four hours after qatar calls these latest data for freedom all the details coming up in a few moments. financial. investor geisha into spanish banks reveals that a large number have been cashing in on the shady business of illegal arms. were costing lives from the heart of the russian capital you're watching r.t. we start with serbia where a former army chief charged with ordering the massacre but eight thousand muslims and ninety ninety five waits at the sit in on his extradition appeal. which is expected in the hague any day now but his supporters believe justice won't be on his side in that and his country has been in the great since the former generals arrest as more. bringing justice to thousands of victims that's one self-proclaimed success of the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia and it's ready to deliver some more serbia prepares to extradite former bosnian serb army chief that can live which. he's accused of crimes aga

of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecution of jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. and serbia turns down a general right a lot of his appeal against extradition to the international criminal tribunals on charges of genocide during the bosnian war. most serbs believe that luggage won't get a fair trial in the hague which they accuse of being biased against their country got the details from belgrade just a few months. every room obo can see this is our see life from moscow our top story album i believe to have fired the shot that killed russian journalist anna politkovskaya has been arrested in chechnya spoke to some order of has been on the run for four years i will caucus as correspondent within a quarter of a house that he tells. the main suspect in the killing of on the political staff was detained i don't want to use the early morning at his praise house in of the czech republic so far we have very little information but it is already known that he has arrived in moscow for further questioning. he was hiding in belgium since two thousand

the top european court rejects claims by russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky that his prosecution was politically motivated this is the should come sunday for hours after a cut of calls these latest bid for freedom all the details coming up in a few moments. europe's most wanted war criminal rugg love a jew finding extradition to the hague his supporters in serbia say the full mommy chief won't get a fair hearing and then the berlin. germany will phase out eleven of its nuclear reactors so within the next eleven years the public concern about the safety and that means for russia were investigating business about ten minutes. of very a warm welcome gee this is our see a live from moscow the top story now russia could be a significant step closer to solving the murder of journalist on up on it called skier within the last hour the country's security forces say they've arrested the main suspect in her killing let's cross live ballots you all it is a valid point for more on this examiner amazing breakthrough in the case that. as of now the details are still very scarce and a very fluid th

human running its rejects accusations that russia's prosecution of jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics but it did rule hope of course gives rights were violated after his arrest and is in moscow is considering an appeal against. an serbia turns down general grant him a lot of his appeal against extradition to the international criminal tribunals on charges of genocide during the bosnian many support love it and don't believe he'll get a fair trial in the hague. next to me the fallout between washington and islamabad over the killing of osama bin laden he's been speaking to the former chief of pakistan's intelligence agency now calling gulo american foreign policy is dangerously close to pushing the region to the point of no return. there are some analysis is that a sample of them was killed a few years back he was not killed he died a natural death but that's what my information is. going around without in any mind even if you are the lie of the living god because he had become irrelevant will be all because of the public either. because if he was hiding incident

resolution on syria for something libya when asked about jailed oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the president said his release would not be a threat to society. page of revolution brought for an end to a dictatorship but as i should into sectarian violence with religious clashes already claiming dozens of lives christians and muslims plainclothes revolution leaders for failing to stem what really rising interfaith violence. and big brothers are battering sweden as the new uses its legal cloud to force the country to stall people's information online tweeting remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users of privacy. for all the stories that are so you know accommodating forty five time to catch up with kate scott like a sport for. no one this course is thank you for joining us here at the top stories. bring your money. to emulate the special one that has his side take on broadway this wednesday night the rape league final. box office hits fans flocked to see what. his clash. there in moscow. and we believe president dmitri medvedev urges all russia to support their athletes a

interest is a taster a few stories you might like to see tonight former russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky who serving time for stealing oil plans to request early parole but his lawyer says he is not going to admit guilt with all background long running story although it's not it out see the point also story broke yes the u.s. father of freedom witness is a distinct lack of liberty is the american present other rockall by police with dancing with thomas jefferson memorial a firsthand account of what happened there it's all captured as well on camera at r.t. dot com. also in the news germany's agreed to shut down all of its nuclear power plants twenty twenty two breaking the biggest industrial power to give up on atomic energy the reversal in government policy follows the crisis that your plans fukushima plant triggered mass protests across germany almost a quarter of the country's legible power is provided by nuclear stations of the government's now seeking alternative sources. security forces and you have a new shot dead at least twenty protesters in the southern city of. police try to s

with stuff that you'll say on tonight stories going a lot of clicks former russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky serving time for stealing oil plans to request early parole but his lawyer says he's not going to admit guilt as his such a long running story we've got a lot of information online about it if you want to furnish yourself with more information is it r t dot com also the u.s. father of freedom with this is a distinct lack of liberty as r.t. america presents rather koka issues of property by police for the sake of the thomas jefferson memorial because the story got pictures online a firsthand account from him over what happened at r.t. . also making headlines tonight germany has agreed to shut down all of its nuclear power plants by twenty thousand to make the biggest industrial power to give up on atomic energy the reversal in government policy follows the prices that japan's fukushima plant a triggered mass protests across germany almost a quarter of the country's electrical power is provided by nuclear stations and the government's now seeking to turn its services. security forces an

moscow court has reduced the prison sentence of ex or oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky from fourteen to thirteen years without softer the former you cos had appealed his conviction for stealing billions of dollars worth of oil laundering the proceeds are going over cuba has the. court has ruled. before we will have to remain in jail until two thousand and sixteen together with his ex business partner. that means five more years of prison for both of them he was arrested back in two thousand and three and since then they were convicted twice the last hearing of their case took place and then due to last year and that then the verdict was for both of them to remain in jail until two thousand and seventeen however they've appealed and the court has to reassess the amounts of money that they've stolen and has cut down the term for both of them by one year nonetheless they're still being accused of embezzling money laundering and self over tens of billions of u.s. dollars worth of oil however he does not agree with this ruling the former head of for what used to be one of russia's biggest oi

great interest in egypt both in russia and abroad is the imprisonment of former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky he heard of course he is released who he did danger to society because that was a short question and he owns it will be equally sure that no absolutely not the president's use of or i'm likely to influence her back of a sentence i don't think it means he is going to be released and after all it's not the president who put him in jail and i don't think it will be politically easy for me to read off to. the role of their course although he has such a possibility according to war but you know these sort of things happened very rarely in any country in korean version so i think basically what they did if wanted to say is that he doesn't dispute the decisions of the court but he doesn't consider this person a danger. is the press conference going to close reporters stupid its success after nearly two and a half hours with a little bit of break the press farewell and headed back to the kremlin but the question that remains unanswered is will he stay there after twenty twelve passengers are

the top european corporate tax claims by russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky that his prosecution was politically motivated but this is the action comes twenty four hours after a cut of calls does it raise the spirit of for freedom all the details coming up in a few moments. europe's most wanted a war criminal run game loutish is finding extradition to the hague is the forces in serbia say the film amici when you get up there here bring in the netherlands. financial bomb shell an investigation into spanish banks revealed that a large number of big cashing in on the shady business of illegal. very warm welcomes you this is our c n n live from moscow top story now the european court of human rights is ruled that the case against russia's jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail ahold of course he was not politically motivated however it has found that his rights were violated during his arrest in two thousand and three hold of course he is currently serving a jail sentence and stealing billions of dollars from waterfalls russia's largest oil company has althea how deleted. in this latest twist in t

former russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky serving time for stealing oil plans to request early parolehis lawyer says he's not going to admit guilt. and us father a freedom witness is a distinct lack of liberty as archie america presenter adam cole catch is throttled by police for dancing at the jefferson memorial for a first hand account. also in the news this morning germany has agreed to shut down all of its nuclear power plants by twenty twenty two making it the largest industrial power to give up on atomic energy the reversal of government policy because the crisis in japan. triggered pro. across germany almost a quarter of the country's electrical power is provided by nuclear stations the government's now seeking alternative sources. security forces in yemen have shot and killed at least twenty protesters in the southern city of tire yes police tried to storm the main square in the center of the anti-government demonstrations president ali abdullah saleh refuses to step down despite months of protests and strong opposition from a key tribe in the city of zanzibar witnesses say ye

now here in this is r t a top european court rejects the claim by russian tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky that the prosecution against him was politically motivated but he did rule his rights were violated are his arrest a decision moscow is considering appealing favorable it comes a day after the jailed magnate made his latest bid for freedom. europe's most wanted war criminal rattling luggage and battling against trial at the hague his supporters in serbia said the former army chief won't get a fair trial in the netherlands skeptics believe that one of the tribunals shows it's often been used as a step to look at politics rather than just. our own financial bombshell an investigation into spanish banks revealed that a large number being cashing in on the shady business of illegal weapons some of the country's financial giants are accused of using the legal loopholes in the warring states with libya being the latest example. next amid the fallout between washington and islamabad over the killing of osama bin laden assays been speaking to the former chief of pakistan's intelligence agency

great interest in egypt both in russia and abroad is the imprisonment of former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky he could of course he is released who he did in georgia society that was a short question and the old some equally sure and no absolutely not the president's use however i'm likely to influence connecticut's sentence i don't think it means he is going to be released and after all it's not the president. put him in jail and i don't think it will be politically easy for material to. parole. although he has such a possibility according to war but you know this sort of things happens very rarely in any country in korea russia so i think basically what mediator wanted to say is that he doesn't dispute the decisions of the court might he doesn't consider this person a danger. as the press conference came to a close reporters keeping its success after nearly two and a half hours with a little bit of bait the press farewell and headed back to the kremlin but the question that remains unanswered is will he stay there after twenty twelve captures are artsy moscow. l r t caught up with him if yo

great interest in egypt both in russia and abroad is the imprisonment of former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky he is released who could be a danger to society that was assured and the own through the people who she was and no absolutely not the president you saw her i'm not likely to influence how difficult a sentence but i don't think it means she is going to be released and after all it's not the president who put him in jail and i don't think it will be politically easy for me to read off to. parole or course keep although he has such air possibilities according to war but you know these sort of things happens very rarely in any country in korean version so i think basically a war the mediator wanted to say is that he doesn't dispute the decisions of the court but he doesn't consider this person a danger. is the press conference going to reporters its success after nearly two and a half hours meeting the days of break the press there and headed back to the kremlin but the question that remains unanswered is will he stay there after twenty twelfth's grassroots are artsy moscow. ahead for you

the moscow court has postponed an appeal hearing launched by jailed former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky and his business partner until may twenty fourth and appeal against a guilty ruling in a second that money laundering trial was set to start on tuesday morning but the judge says the court needs more time to study the large volume of complaints in the sentence and cut across the former c.e.o. of oil giant you costs was arrested in autumn of two thousand and three and later sentenced to eight years in jail for fraud and tax evasion. part of this i was a business news with katrina. thanks rory hi there and welcome to our seas business bulletin for this hour b.p. and rosneft share swap and arctic exploration deal has collapsed so it is close to rosneft say it'll be looking for a new partner to explore the arctic dmitri medvedev has all the details. so far rosenhaus has not made any official comment on the deal but sources close to the company has quoted by the impacts news agency say that they're just dropping out of the deal with b.p. on how to get to the ration and the share swap howev

moscow court has reduced the prison sentence of ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky from fourteen to thirteen years the court upheld the second conviction of the former you cross-head who was a found guilty last year of stealing hundreds of tons of oil from his own company and then more during laundering the proceeds of course he was already serving a prison term for investment today that really means that he will remain in prison until two thousand and sixteen is the lawyers say they will go on to appeal the verdict in the european court of human rights. now and nato planes have launched their heaviest air attacks on libya's capital since the start of the coalition's campaign libyan officials say that three people were killed and dozens injured with the main target reported to be going to compound the bombardment it comes as a france announced its decision to deploy helicopters to escalate that strike power moscow says the alliance acting in libya has so far failed to act in accordance with the u.n. resolution russian foreign minister met rebel representatives in moscow with part of attempte

resolution on syria after what's happened in libya and when asked about jailed oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the president said his release would not be a threat to society. egypt's revolution a board member to a dictatorship but as our should in a secretary in a division with religious clashes already claiming dozens of lives of christians and muslims blame the post revolution leaders for failing to stem the worrying rise in interfaith violence. and big brothers and battering sweden as the e.u. uses its own legal clout so force the country to store people's online information tweeted remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users privacy. so right now let's say you're president of major news conference from today he talked to his press secretary immediately after the event she told us that transparency was important to ensure the meteor's trust to stay with us. it was the sixty four thousand dollar question but we're all still waiting for the payout in his biggest ever news conference president nixon had better refused to be backed into a corner on his plans for twenty top

after what's happened in libya and when asked about jail or else the jailed all tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the president said his release would not be a threat to society. stories from us egypt's resolute revolution called an end to a dictatorship but it is a shift in sectarian division of religious clashes already claimed dozens of lives of christians and muslims in plain post revolution leaders for failing to stem a worrying rise in interfaith violence right now. and big brother's battering sweden is the e.u. uses its legal cloud to force the country to stall people's online information sweden remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet use is pretty sick . next to no cross-talk program look at what's happened to america's one psychotic middle class some of the government is doing about it. he can. still. think. polo and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the story of many middle classes in the developed world the middle class has seen its condition and fortunes under stress for decades and the outlook is not encouraging that cannot be said of rising classes in the dev

from moscow our top story letting jailed oil tycoon khodorkovsky go would pose no danger at all so russia will not support a un resolution on syria after events in libya and president vote it will soon announce whether he plans to run in the twenty twelve election they were among the highlights of his largest news conference in three years taking office. revolution and religion fall of egypt's presidencies dictatorship replaced with faith based violence as muslims and christians lose the common enemy that united them. and crisis sit americans turned to booming defense companies for work and one of the few industries still thriving thanks to of u.s. wars abroad. more analysis of the day's media conference held by president votive coming up later today on our tape but for the next thirty minutes crosstalk in the company of his guests discussing what's happened to america's one psychotic middle class and what the government is doing about it. you can. start. to. follow and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle the story of many middle classes in the developed world the middle class has seen