kossovo with a standoff that disputed checkpoints following their seizure of the police by nato and forces local serbs have block the roads leading to crossings in a protest against what they called the unilateral action of kosovo. well now it's a great city for visitors but it's far from cheap this week's a moscow out looks at how to see the sights on a shoestring budget that's coming up next. great . journey. to. moscow. hello and welcome to the show no i think september is one of the best months to visit moscow. in the summer holidays the city is relaxing the last of the late summer sun shines out on the capital let's stay in one of the most expensive cities in the world like everyone. else so with that in mind on this week's program i'm going to be exploring the subject starting off at. the old. chocolate factory. if you want an example of modern day moscow from a red brick confectionery complex it's one of the main centers of contemporary culture in the capital the area is bustling with restaurants and my clubs. moscow's development doesn't stop that every year you hotels open up in t

plus tiger the un seems powerless to prevent pending violence on serbia's border with breakaway kossovo as a something clever public appears determined to seize checkpoints. in the wake of the british and french leaders visit to libya to show support for the new look forty look at how the u.k. still invites repressive regimes on a shopping spree for military hardware. rolls so the much anticipated south stream gas pipeline moves a step closer to reality as russia signs landmark agreements with european energy giants. and russia's goes down on the region soil parties cause a team series takes you to what used to be the bluster in those soviet settlement and modern mental becalmed in a stream of spitzbergen archipelago. just

and of war of nerves on service border with breakaway kossovo for the standoff a disputed checkpoints following their seizure by calls of a police despite warnings attending violence. just after six pm here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. now libya's national transitional council has a seat at the united nations which officially recognized the former rebels in a new resolution easing the sanctions imposed during get off his regime provision was also made for financial assistance from the u.n. for rebuilding and the country or it is going it has the details. one of the things that the new resolution invasions is a special u.n. support mission in libya that will be set up for an initial three months to help in what they claim it insists is essentially a political operation it would give advice on restoring security but would cause a trade on efforts to undertake inclusive political dialogue promote national reconciliation and generally help the government in libya organize elections and write a new constitution and that kind of u.n. participation is welcomed by all members t

of poverty and political analyst from belgrade thinks the nato led mission in kossovo is violating the u.n. mandate by siding with christian are on the border crossing issue. ok for meaning nato have absolutely overstepped their mandate their un mandate is clear they're supposed to be neutral down there they're supposed to be keeping the peace they're not supposed to be taking i mean one side they have clearly taken the albanian side the secessionist government and preached another the capital of course of all we have the security council we have five states each with veto power we have three western states and two non western states so really if the west decides to support any unilateral action. you can't stop it so it's not surprising they've been sponsoring kosovo independence for years now and they're actually thinking that there are entering the endgame now and they're. doing a hard push for it right now well there's a lot more to come for you this hour including down to earth as are still a very basic question. what. well not be able to get the basics then life ok it's been like

just after a six pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t well as we came to air kossovo as prime minister announced that the a breakaway region has introduced customs control on the border with serbia local serbs have been trying to prevent the move blocking roads leading to the two border posts and hundreds of them are staging a protest in the northern city of mr beats up to protest against costs of those plans police and nato led troops have been deployed to the two sites but cervical aims international representatives are only making the situation worse as they are siding with costs of an authority as well for more on the story let's cross to the artist who is in new york the u.n. the security council meeting on cost of what has failed to produce any results what exactly was the a stumbling block there. that's right security council members met behind closed doors for hours debating and discussing the crisis in northern kosovo but the failure to produce any kind of consensus came from western countries some western countries disagreeing that there is a need to oxer now t

story you can log onto our to dot com where the burning question is what should belgrade do about kossovo and looking at the chart so far the majority of our viewers think that the best way out is to simply take it back from the albanians ten percent so just of recognizing kossovo and joining the e.u. a little less they that belgrade should repatriate all sort of centrist forget about it and the minorities say that serbia should just build a concrete wall at the border what's your take on this story log on to r.t. dot com and have your say. now in libya fierce fighting is underway for the few remaining strongholds of wal-mart get off these loyalist rebel forces claim they've launched offensives on syrup and bani walid backed by tanks and heavy weapons as well as a nato air shield artie's media financial is in libya with more. we're hearing from the national transitional council here in the capital tripoli that its troops have apparently entered the city of sirte some five hundred kilometers east of tripoli that off his hometown and one of the colonel's last strongholds the m.t.c. report t

you know one of the scenes powerless to prevent violence on the service border with breakaway kossovo security council members refused to support russia's call for talks possible appears determined to season two checkpoints with local serbs wanting to stop there by blocking the roads leading to the border posts. fierce fighting is underway in libya where former rebels claim they're advancing on two of the few remaining gadhafi strongholds the offensives are to syria. backed by tanks and heavy weapons as well as a nato air shield but. also the much anticipated south stream gas pipeline moves a step closer to reality as russia signs landmark agreements with top european energy giants the project as they are delivering russian gas directly to european consumers bypassing other transit countries. now it's time for all the latest in the world of sports with. hello and thank you for joining me for the latest sports news is friday afternoon and here's what's coming up. all conquering posts new zealand crushed japan by eighty three points to seven in that pool a game in rugby world cup. while

breakaway kossovo reaches boiling point disputed border pollster seized by canceling flights.

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were in the seams powerless to prevent a threat of violence on the surface border with breakaway kossovo some security council members refused to support russia's call for talks possibles prime minister has announced that the self declared republic customs control on the border while local serbs tried to stop them by blocking roads leading to the checkpoint. fierce fighting is underway in libya where former rebels claim that they're advancing on two of the few remaining gadhafi strongholds defensives are serious and bloody well these are backed by tanks and heavy weapons as well as the nato air fields. also the much anticipated south stream gas part of dr bruce a step closer to reality as russia signs landmark agreements with top european energy giants the project disdained of delivering russian gas directly to european consumers bypassing other transit countries. moscow's a pricey place to visit but you don't need to fork out for a five star if you come to stay washing down trees takes a look at how to make your cash go further in the capital that's next. great. look believe. hello and

the tension between serbia and breakaway kossovo reaches a boiling point as this group of border posts are seized by possible since. just after seven pm in the russian capital this is our g. and we start in libya where fighting between moammar gadhafi is remaining loyalists and former rebels shows no sign of letting up and you get off the forces say they're making progress into the city of sirte one of the colonels remaining strongholds but are meeting heavy resistance hundreds of civilians have been caught up in the crossfire where the same battles and a few remaining pockets of violence it's thought the also the libyan leader who's still on the run and has vowed to die in the country could be hiding in one of the besieged cities meanwhile the capital tripoli that fell to rebels a month ago shows some signs of improvement but as art is really a phenomena reports there are some who already want a u. turn and to see it off the back of our. and months after tripoli fell into rebels' hands those who backed the all regime remain defiant but fearful in parts of the city the rebels triumphan

nato troops in northern kossovo have bulldozed a barricade that was set up by serbs near the border area and that's after all journalists were forced away barbed wire brought in along with a promise to shoot to kill anyone trying to cross it artie's alexei at a shot this report. the latest developments in the ongoing dispute at a border crossing between kosovo and is that the case for troops have brought in bulldozers and demolished the serbian very kids this was the closest barricade to the border post between kosovo and serbia the case for border pushed men from the manmade barricade which was down close to the border crossing the k four troops have set up a perimeter and they say that should anyone try to break it should try to penetrate into the zone into the border crossing they will shoot to kill some of them are even pointing their weapons towards journalists towards the serbs who are stationed here this particular checkpoint was in the spotlight of the major violence on tuesday with more than eleven men injured in those clashes has now been removed or under control of the k. four

and ethnic tension between serbia and breakaway kossovo region boiling point as disputed border posts are seized by loss of a voice. you're watching r.t. coming to you live from several moscow good to have you with us this sunday evening now we begin in libya where fighting between one more gadhafi is remaining loyalists and former rebels shows no sign of letting up and to get off the forces say they're making progress into the city of sirte are the colonels remaining strongholds our meeting heavy resistance hundreds of civilians have been caught up in the crossfire witnessing battles in the few remaining pockets of violence it's thought the ousted libyan leader is still on the run and has vowed to die in the contrie could be hiding in one of the busy cities meanwhile the capital tripoli that fell to rebels a month ago shows some signs of improvement for president is many of the national reports there are already want a u. turn to see gadhafi back in power. and months off to tripoli fell into rebels hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant but feel full. and part of the ci

council has or has not done as they have been meeting and they have failed to make any statement on kossovo and russia's call to appeal for dialogue was rejected why are the members they seem to be choosing to be passive and such tense times why is that . because essentially approving appreciate his actions this was not something that the obedience or can we unilaterally just say so was a mistake they are doing this with full support of the quinta this is because this particular takeover unlike the one in july one in july had tacit approval this one has actually been planned in advance. and with the full systems of q four and the mission retired u.s. diplomat who. took part in the u.n. authorities yourself for years and has been critical of them since. he put it in a sense that this is of major violation of their mandate and they're basically acting outside the law right now we interpret it completely and give you an arbitrary fashion this is a major violation of the u.n. mandate by the u.n. troops and nobody in new york seems to be interested in doing anything about it ok let's go to the p

ethnic tensions on service border with breakaway kossovo intensify following friday's takeover of two disputed border posts cos of a police with the assistance of a nato led forces have placed customs officers at checkpoints previously under ethnic serbs control well locals have tried to prevent what they called the unilateral action of kosovo albanians artists are first reports now from near one of the seas checkpoints where one of the border crossings are you ready and the roads leading up to it remain blogs by the protesters now we actually can't get much closer when you go up to the front of that cross thing by the bubble and we can see some of the k. four forces on the ground there we saw helicopters coming across and still did you like helicopters dropping off some of the police forces to these crossings also the albanian cause the police they've only actually got to. each of the checkpoints at the moment and that only for the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them to eventually take over control and that's what much of this dispute rests on now ami

russia has in store in this whole area tensions in northern kossovo have been stoked after serbs set up barricades of two disputed border posts they're angry at the deployment of e.u. and kosovan customs officials on the frontier which was previously under serve control now belgrade stop negotiator called for calm urging all sides to seek a diplomatic solution to sarah firth is near one of the scenes checkpoints. you can see the sign put up by the k full forces it's a warning to the ethnics protest is ok for the nato peacekeeping mission that's been working here at the border points with you like they go there bob wire fence is out there with the sandbags as well and still a number of protesters that have been staying at the barricade of these disputed border points not so many at the moment that they've made it very very clear that if anyone tries to remove the barricades that they've made that they're willing to defend and they'll be lots more people coming to the defense as well take a vote of these control points what they see the essex population here in the north as an extensio

long stories on our nato troops bulldoze the serbian roadblock on the border with northern kossovo alperin forcing a shoot to kill policy near the disputed checkpoint which was seized two weeks ago . dmitri medvedev has said that both he and loving their putin would have stood for the same goals if running for the presidency which means popularity among russians makes him the better candidate. the never ending story of a stare at the greeks brace themselves for yet more cuts and higher taxes as the government of the debt ridden nation tries to prove it splits for a new bailout out of money medicine. and an attempt to reclaim the revolution egyptians once again gather on top here square this time to protest against the rule of the military which replaced the bottom but retained this policy it's. just after eight pm here in the russian capital you're watching our team out of our developing story nato troops in northern kossovo have bulldoze a barricade that was set up by the serbs near the border area well that's after all journalists were forced away brought in along with a promise to shoot

stories you wear the seams powerless to prevent head the violence of service border with breakaway kossovo as some security council members refuse to support russia's call for talks possible appears a terminal disease at two checkpoints with local serbs planted to stop them by blocking the roads leading to the border posts. fierce fighting is underway in libya where former rebels claim they're advancing on two of the few remaining that often strongholds your friend serves uncertain but he will need our back by time said heavy weapons as well as a nato air ship. also the much anticipated south stream gas pipeline moves to stop closer to reality as russia sighs a lot more than three months with a top european energy drives the project is aimed at delivering russian gas directly to european countries zoomers bypassing other transit countries for moscow's a pricey place to visit but you don't need to fork out for a five star if you come to stay. now takes a look at how to make your cash go further and the capital that's up next. great. old thing. you need. so much of what the. moscow. hello an

and a growing tension at service border with breakaway kossovo where the standoff of disputed track points following their seizure by possible police by nato and indian forces local serbs have block the roads leading to crossings in a protest against what they called the unilateral action of course of those elderly and so. on now it's a great city for visitors but it's far from cheap at this week's a moscow out looks at how to see the sights on a shoestring budget that's coming up next. great . called. the police. hello and welcome to the show you know i think september is one of the best months to visit moscow wasted love bites in the summer holidays the city is relaxing the last of the late summer sun rises shines out on the capital like to stay in one of the less expensive cities in the world like everyone can afford the jury's five star hotels so with that in mind on this week's program i'm going to be exploring the subject of fossils starting off the islands of the old truck a factory. if you want an example of modern day moscow the former red brick confectionery complex is eight is o

well tensions running high in northern kossovo with the breakaway regions authorities planning to seize control of two border crossings later on friday nato troops have blocked off one of the checkpoints well cos of in-service use trucks to shut off the road to the other earlier a service call for an emergency un security council meeting to try and prevent violence from escalating artist but what do you know portnoy or followed their discussion. the united nations security council gathered behind closed doors for hours to debate and discuss growing tensions in northern kosovo serbian foreign minister vokey and his course of our counterpart flew into new york for this our merchant seen meeting that was called for by serbia and supported by russia serbia is urging the council to prevent kosovo's ethnic albanian authorities from using force in northern kosovo that is an area populated by ethnic serbs now kosovo has announced plans to send its custom officials and security forces to the border to to take it over violence between ethnic serbs and albanians erupted there in july that violence

and nato troops bulldoze a serbian road block on the border with northern kossovo after enforcing a shoot to kill policy at the disputed checkpoint to the scenes two weeks ago. dimitri medvedev has said both he and the dealer putin would have stood for the same goals if running for the presidency but that portends popularity among russians makes him the better capital. of the never ending story of us tara the greeks brace themselves for yet more cops and higher taxes as the government of the debt ridden nation tries to prove its fits for a new bailout. medicine.

now our top story tensions are running high in northern kossovo on the border with serbia where the breakaway regions of thirty's are plotting to seize control of two crossing points later on friday but local serbs are trying to prevent the move they're blocking roads leading to the two border posts and hundreds of them are staging a protest in the northern city of mixer vive sought to protest against kosovo's plans while your police and nato led troops have been deployed to the two sites but serbia claims international representatives are siding with costs of an authorities here's artie's money you know. the council gathered behind closed doors for hours to debate and discuss growing tensions in northern kosovo kosovo has announced plans to send its custom officials and security forces to the border to to take it over now serbia is urging the council to prevent kosovo's ethnic albanian authorities from using force in northern kosovo that is an area populated by ethnic serbs violence between ethnic serbs and albanians erupted there in july that violence killed one person and wounded several o

the un's most powerful bodies in stalemate over tensions at kossovo in serbia the northern border crossings the breakaway region ignores the coolness of the tools that seem set on seizing the checkpoints even on. bucko meet crew of soyuz t.m.a. twenty one and returned safely to earth after spending six months on board the international space station. a very warm welcome to you this is a line from moscow rebel forces in libya claim they're advancing and can.

you know at the seams powerless to prevent threats of violence on service border with breakaway kossovo some security council members who refused to support russia's call for talks but also opposed prime minister has announced that the self declared republic has set up customs control on the border while local serbs tried to stop them by blocking the roads leading to the checkpoints and. fears of fighting is underway in libya where former rebels claim they're advancing on two of the few remaining gadhafi strongholds defensive sauna suited but he will need are backed by tanks and heavy weapons as well as a nato air shield. also the much anticipated south stream gas pipeline moves a step closer to reality because russia signs a lot more grievance with top european energy giants the project is aimed at delivering russian gas directly to european consumers bypassing other transit countries. i'll be back with more news in fifteen minutes but for now it's time for sports with kate. welcome to the latest sports updates and the top stories. all conquering all blacks face new zealand crush japan

a standoff continues in northern kossovo with local serbs reinforcing their barricades in an ongoing dispute over border crossings the situation also led to nato sending more troops to the region already for relations between serbia and kosovo plunged to new depths on tuesday after nato forces tried to dismantle barricades provoking violent clashes with our correspondent reports now from the region. the situation could be. nearest future because we went to the barricades barricades organized by the. last night and we saw that. there are barricades with. the road block these roads for. the cost of a police also we heard helicopters. flying into the region every. bringing fresh troops to the border crossings into. the situation. violent clashes at the border between. protecting the. almost. hospitals with different. who provoked this violence because. they were the ones who provoked. them. in hospitals here. who were delivered with injuries they are delivered with. and what's this whole situation driving around the city we've seen many pictures. for years and i've never seen so many se

kossovo have stalled over fresh violence on the disputed border. security council comes to the chase out at four with the palestinian bid for statehood to the council's admissions committee but as the international community vigorously condemns israel's approval of new plans to build another thousand settler homes in east jerusalem. up next here on our c.b.s. port light shines on a leading light of russia's film industry because not over the mystic about its future are going of talks to alexander occur of the director of the movie files to which one of the venice film festivals top prize the golden lion stay with us for. oh at. hello again to walk and to spotlight the interview show on it. today my guest is aleksandr the self-portrait joining us from st peters. this year's venice film festival has been a great success with the movie called fast directed last supporter was awarded the gold blog the festival's growth critics say that's a sign of the industry's revival but the self is not so optimist this is supportive thanks to the logistics of filmm

and growing tension as service border with breakaway kossovo with a standoff a disputed checkpoints following their seizure by possible police help by nato and e.u. forces local serbs hour block the roads leading to crossings in a protest against what they called the unilateral action of costco's albanians. and up next our special report on the dodgy debt dealers his global gambles the world spiraling into the financial crisis that's coming your way next. who had brought down wall street. hedge funds. back in two thousand and seven with the bullies still in full swing how does this part in real time or attended this party just off wall street for traders under the age of thirty. it reeks of affluence. shiny cars beautiful people huge buildings were like only clubs where only god the sums can be invested in complicated vehicles in secret outside the prying eyes of wall street regulators who not only the traditional investment firms have been through it's funny it's no wonder so many of these young people wanted him and at the time. i personally spent five years in a private equity and then mad

and growing tension at serbia's border with breakaway kossovo but the standoff of disputed checkpoints following this seems your cost of a police helped by nato the youth forces local services blocked the roads leading to crossings in a protest against what they call the unilateral action of the possible. next it's a great city for visitors but it's so far from cheap no good argue that this week's looks at how to see the sights on a shoestring budget here in the russian capital. great . things. come to. germany. so just like the illegal. moscow. hello and welcome to the show no i think sometimes that is one of the best months to visit moscow most people are back from the summer holidays the city is relaxing the last of the late summer sun rises shines out on the capital i like to stay in one of the most expensive cities in the world not everyone can afford the jury's five star hotels so with that in mind on this week's program i'm going to be exploring the subject of fossils starting off here at the islands of the old joke of the trick. if you want an example of modern day moscow a for

plus peacekeepers in kossovo are high alert as ethnic tension in service breakaway republic reaches poorly.

so he and his breakaway kossovo a teetering on the brink of boiling over after checkpoint clashes russians warning nato just steer clear of taking sides in further inflaming the cold plates on your minds reinforced its presence of the northern border with. china heads for the happens this is the countries on the benches spacelab which norfolk a minute ago the city should be used at beijing's presence among the stalls and that's the rule says ahead of beijing for its own space station. next i'll go to north sits down with russia's promising director alexander for his movie files scoop the top prize of this is venice film the golden line. oh. hello again to walk and to spotlight the interview show on alex's. novel today my guest is aleksandr the so called are joining us from st peter's. this year's event is still first of all has been a great success traditionally the movie called fast directed last quarter was awarded the gold watch and the festival's growth rate critics say that's a sign of the industry's revival but the hero the self is not so optimist this is a horror of things the logis

political analyst on xander pov it says the nato led mission in kossovo is violating the u.n. mandate by failing to maintain neutrality ok for meeting nato has absolutely overstepped their mandate their un mandate is clear they're supposed to be neutral down there they're supposed to be keeping the peace they're not supposed to be taking any one side they're clearly taking the albanian side these the session is the government in prishtina the capital of course of all we have the security council we have five states each with veto power we have three western states and two non western states so really if the west decides to support any unilateral action. you can't stop it so it's not surprising they've been sponsoring causal independence for years now and they're actually thinking that they're entering the endgame now and they're actually doing a hard push for it right now. iran's first nuclear power plant went online on monday the only such facility in the middle east while the russian built reactors are working at forty percent capacity right now and should be at full power i

and even he steps into a car after a breakaway kossovo seizes checkpoints on the serbian puerto pointed so blockade roads. are very welcome to you this is ours he live from moscow now despite a strong offensive from libyan forces the loyalists are still putting out a strong resistance this is the country's interim leaders struggled for michael he said cabinet for their forces remain locked in battle with supporters of the fugitive but orders are making their last stand in several cities with civilians in the affected areas trapped in the crossfire meanwhile the rest of libya is reeling from months of civil war there was some estimates of the death toll in the tens of thousands on going nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed a number of civilians with some western media is now facing possible legal action over their military campaign i might find some of the images in general bushels report disturbing. projects foreign minister roland jamal says he's ready to defend. the international criminal court which is issued a warrant for his arrest but later will have to follow in the colone

knows a powerful body is in a stalemate over tensions at kossovo and surges northern border crossings the breakaway region is ignoring calls for talks but seems son seizing the checkpoints arms if necessary. as a british and french leaders hailed the democracy they bombed them to libya u.k. tanks and weapons continued to strengthen other arab dictatorships. along class south stream pipeline who's a step closer to reality as the size of lamarck deals with european energy giants. i'll be back with more fifteen minutes time but now it's time for sports with andrew. hello there you're watching the sport and this is what is coming up battered by the all blacks you get turned eighty three points to seven by the hosts of the rugby world cup. plus europa league joy rubin smoke free pass shamrock in dublin model rockets being passed in austria. and last for showdown russia take on france for a place in the final of basketball's european championships in lithuania. we start though with the rugby world cup where host new zealand have from japan eighty three points to seven that is the all blacks

and ethnic tensions between serve their breakaway kossovo reach for the point as disputed border posts are seized by cost of a local service set up barricades angry at the deployment of e.u. and possibility customs officials on the frontier which was previously under certain control. and now it's time for all the latest in sports with. hello welcome to the sports news this busy sunday afternoon and here the top story is. all me held back to school missed the chance to go three points clear of george negus sinitta after fighting back your one want to cross the aisle in the russian premier league. wow looking ahead in london wales and france all produce victories at the rugby world cup in new zealand the top sides push towards the quarterfinals . from the baz australian born adam burns is set to make his first start for russia but injured saturday couple feel missed a crucial game against italy on choose day. but first a football and in the russian premier league taste sky have started in their aim to take an early three point lead ahead of joint need is the nature of the army men have t

developing story this hour nato reportedly bulldoze a serbian road walk at the border with north kossovo follows news that a shoot to kill policy was in force near the disputed checkpoint as i grew they are reached new heights. greeks are bracing themselves for yet more costs higher taxes and the latest round of a sturdy measures blistery by the government it's part of a bid to prove the nation is for another slice of the bailout cake the decision was suspended earlier over the country is doing enough to reduce its enormous debt. i mean she has said he ever did her putin would have stood for the same goal is it running.

and a war of nerves on service border over the breakaway kossovo with a standoff that disputed checkpoints all the scenes are by possible police despite warnings are pending but it's. just after four pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t.

ethnic tensions or service border with breakaway kossovo intensify following friday's takeover of two disputed border posts kosovan police would be assistance of nato led forces have placed customs officers or checkpoints previously under a mixture of control well locals have tried to prevent what they called the unilateral action of constables albanians r.t. surfer of the courts now from near one of the seas checkpoints where one of the border crossings you're reading and the road leading up to it remain blogs by the protesters we actually can't get much closer when you go up to the front but you're stopped by the barbed wire we can feast some of the cable forces on the ground there we saw helicopters coming across and. you like helicopters dropping off some of the police forces to these crossings also the albanian cos the police they've only actually got two each at each of the checkpoint at the moment and only for the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them to eventually take control and that's what much of this just now amid concerns of a repeat of wha