marina josh welcome to the program immigrants in germany accused of failing to integrate into society say they face discrimination at all levels if they do but the german government says it is making moves to bring foreign born citizens into the mainstream just days after the chancellor said multiculturalism had failed sarah ferguson reports on an issue splitting the country. and really. learn the language of an excess. we need to have a place where the message to immigrants in germany integration in tough talk from the german chancellor is clinch of speech recently friended multiculturalism. that it to bait on an extremely sensitive issue. which is also called gaza strip because from my blood's up to the yes he becomes more and more arabian with high immigration over the past few decades germany has seen the developed.

you're watching live from moscow with marina josh welcome to the program more protests in france had more damage to its crippled finances public anger is now beginning to switch from the governments to the trade unions blamed for paralyzing the country's economy ascot's realize arvo now reports demonstrators seem to be losing the war they waged. saving face the french trade unions are still taking people to the streets despite the fact that reform they're protesting against is a given still angry french citizens say the show must go on as ordinary persons look on drinking their coffee and mineral water members of trade unions and students continue taking to the streets just outside the french senate protesting a reform that is pretty much already guaranteed to take place they haven't even had a chance to learn the new slogans but it's not enough to stop them. this is overheard we can strike. against the reform we have decided to montreux distance with no possibility of retreat we're here because we have resolved.

coming to live from moscow ten am here in marina josh welcome to the program now a new spy scandal has flared up between georgia and russia after reports of twenty people have been caught allegedly spying for moscow georgian officials have so far refused to confirm or deny any parts of the story but have said they will make a statement soon artie's peter all over joins us now live from more on this good morning to you peter so tell us what we know at this stage about this case. well on friday the lawyers. news agency issued a report that said the twenty people had been arrested in georgia accused of spying for moscow trying to establish a spy ring and not country now. according to the report they are all twenty are georgian nationals and we are yet to hear anything from the georgian government to confirm or deny those reports as of yet. they have said the georgian foreign minister has said that they will be holding a news conference on the fifth of november to talk more about the scituate.

coming to live from moscow ninety and here in marina josh welcome to the program now for years the united states was the biggest preacher of tolerance in the world and it was justly proud of its melting pot of nationalities living side by side was a little conflict but it seems that it isn't true anymore with a fresh wave of xenophobia sweeping through the country very important has more. america is supposed to be a nation of tolerance. but bleeding through her stars and stripes. and ugliness incapable of masking protests against the construction of new mosques illegal immigration and economic reform point to a fear and frustration. an emotional climate experts say where many americans are swapping patriotism for nationalism definitely is a phobia it's a fear of the other zina phobia is defined as an unknown reasonable fear or hatred of the unfamiliar especially people of other race or religion muslim associated with bill that's everybody knows the no fly list has ninety nine names most of them sorry sacks created what he calls mobile art aviation a missile decorated with signs equating i

one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program now it was terminator time of moscow this week arnold schwarzenegger was in town not to wreak havoc but on a mission of innovation california's governor was in the capital at the invitation of president head of to discuss investing in russia's version of silicon valley and he also took time to take in some city life as a kind of boy can i reports. it was morning rush hour in the moscow subway with passengers al boring their way through the crowd there is little that can make them pause at this time but here he was the terminator. i saw lots of people on camera flashes in the security service came out fall.

ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh welcome to the program now is a man thought to be behind monday's attack on the chechen parliament that left three people dead as a new terrorist leader in the region and that's the view of the republic's interior ministry it's believed hussein because i want to show will qaida he's capable of leading militants he recently broke away from doc one of the world's most wanted international terrorists our correspondent suddenly hit show has more. we're standing in front of the church in parliament that has been attacked by the militants three people were killed and seventeen injured as the chechen terror minister reports the man behind this attack could be her same god cry of a new leader of the chechen militants and this is the way his show when al qaeda what he's capable off before her send her car was operated under dog mara the notorious and most wanted criminal in russia don't call maher is the man behind moscow metro blast which killed forty people talk omar has been forced on the most wanted terrorist list by the

it is a day out of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh plenty to come your way the sunday morning here in moscow now after six months of political turbulence and violence the people of care his stand are casting their ballots for parliament i will rule the country the vote will take power away from president and give it to him and what will be the first such case in central asia it's also hoped to stabilize a region where hundreds of people died in brutal clashes in recent months while you know across live to our correspondents until you know who is in the capital city. is in the southern city of osh it was the epicenter of the summer's onslaught good morning to you guys and first to the talia tell us a bit more about why this election is so important. well this is a landmark election for the country and regardless of how many people show up at their lection it will still be valid even once it's over kurdistan will become the first central asian country to become a parliamentary state where a prime minister has more pro or than the president and it's accountable

this is our day coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program immigrants in germanyaccused of failing to integrate into society say they face discrimination and all levels if they do but the german government says it is making moves to bring foreign born citizens into the mainstream just days after the chancellor said multiculturalism has failed sarah first reports on an issue splitting the country. and yet even. then the language of an accent is we need to have a place. the message to immigrants in germany on integration tough talk from the german chancellor his controversial speech recently friended multiculturalism a failure of the flat it depends on an extremely sensitive issue. which is also called gaza strip because. up to the yes it is becomes more and more arabia with heinecke.

telling out of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh in our breaking news this hour there are reports of a blast and shooting inside the parliament of russia's republic of chechnya in the city of grozny was suicide bomber at least two others are believed to have been killed we can now cross live to a correspondent for more on this story. some of low to talk us through what's happening in grozny. as far as we know to suicide bomb of god himself blown up in front of the parliament and at police two people have died as well than people who have been shooting in find the building by the office the bespeak of the chechen problem and because sources say that the man is alive and the preliminary information has been a few people have died too in that last also special forces are moving to the scene and the latest information needs that the special operation has begun any male attention have been blocked inside that column and of chechnya so also for so long for say that they have terror attacks could have been a way five militants family and may have been linked to al

of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh welcome to the program now the war in afghanistan today enters its tenth year with a little sign of an a and extra american troops may now be in place but public support for the campaign is slipping rapidly with about two thousand nato troops killed in the conflict it's a critical time for the u.s. led campaign as it struggles to turn around the fight against the taliban ahead of the expected withdrawal of international forces next year afghan officials continue to back the coalition's efforts but even they admit that after all this time there's still no tangible result and as artie's post reports the online and takes of american soldiers are hardly helping matters. goes up in smoke and with a justified or not tempers fly in the afghan capital. culprits soldiers who can be heard saying fantastic before posting the clip on the internet even if by burning the house accidentally a copy of the koran is then that house that can be easily used as a tactic or as a means of acting more young. religious history of them to go ahead

eighty out of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh welcome to the program now it's fifty years since the u.s. imposed an economic embargo on cuba. prohibiting most trade with the island recently there have been some minor policy changes under the obama administration but the main restrictions are still in place costing the u.s. economy over a billion dollars a year or two's going to reports in the emergence of new factors which could cause a resounding of the blockade. politics aside americans miss cuba at this club in washington d.c. they make most of probably the only thing americans can legally import from the communist island the rhythm. while the love for cuba flourishes on the dance floor it goes cold when the revision of the fifty year old embargo is up for discussion wait a minute. why should we give them after all these years benefits of trade relationships more tourism everything like that when they basically say they're not going to change their system whatsoever but that doesn't stop the u.s. from dealing with china the same standard that applies fo

this is r t coming to life from moscow one pm here on marina josh welcome to the program now this covered or oil recently discovered oil reserves in the eastern mediterranean a look set to become the latest point of tension in the troubled region at least four major competitors are staking their claim israel lebanon turkey and cyprus all want a peace but with no clearly defined maritime borders the fight could be lengthy bitter and even bloody policy or takes a closer look. prayer is a long time in coming more than you who could have been begging for you yeah please don't let me down don't let me down and finally jackie relations praise have been on sid the oil company he's invested in reportedly hitting bingo underground still talking about the largest amount of oil ever to be discovered in the state of these rooms there's a joke in israel that when moses laid the jews out of egypt.

you're watching r t coming to live from moscow i'm marina josh and our breaking news this hour a group of militants who broke into the parliament of russia's republic of chechnya have now all reportedly been killed by security forces well at least three other people died after the gunman started shooting inside the building in the city of grozny always for more we're joined live now on the phone by our correspondent in chechnya accts ana we heard shaba one of the latest developments that you were here are as far as i know for militants drove into the parliament parking zone and they followed one of the members of the church in parliament and these militants which they are believed to be linked to al qaida they opened fire they will clocked in the building the head of the chechen republic runs on getting above says that the special operation that was very short of fifteen twenty minutes is now over and all militants have been killed at least one police offices have been killed in the crossfire and see seen people are injured they have been in fact been conflicting reports about the situ

this is artie coming to live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program now security is being stepped up across kyrgyzstan on the eve of a landmark poll while fears remain of possible violence sunday's parliamentary vote is hoped to bring stability to the country ravaged by political chaos and ethnic conflict also take power away from the presidency for the first time in central asia as the work is going off now explains. saturday is the last day before the start of the nationwide parliamentary vote here in kyrgyzstan which means at this point all political rally is now bridget and voting ballots are already being spread out at polling stations across the country twenty million political parties are taking part this is definitely an all time record for sure just on the country's interim president roosevelt by what he's pushing to build a parliamentary republic where the head of state is more of a formal figure rather than the one at power however several political parties including the one headed by the country's former prime minister felix school for or against this idea many

of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh after six months of political turbulence and violence the people of kyrgyzstan are casting their ballots for parliament that will rule the country as a vote will take power away from president and give it to m.p.'s what would be the first such case in central asia it's also hoped to stabilize a region where hundreds of people died in brutal clashes in recent months and earlier i spoke to our correspondents and work is cut off in the rest of southern city of osh and the capital bishkek. this is a landmark election for the country and regardless of how many people show up at the election it will still be valid even once it's over kurdistan will become the first central asian country to become a parliamentary state where a prime minister has more priority than the president and it's accountable to the parliament tradition essentially asian states are ruled by all three tarion leaders on in april when former president by key was overthrown the country was wracked with political violence that took lives of dozens of people and le