of the most active organ of our russians the ministry of culture is under fire for awarding slanders of vandalism by some in the press seen as a sign of censorship in free society by others. and moscow's government sells its stake in this in europe's top story breaking united connection possible fires that graph that journey for more business stories the president said. it's just after three pm here in moscow on a monday he would not say now libya is in a deadlock his forces are continuing to see each of the rebel held city of misrata while fresh nato air strikes rained down on the capital while more than a month into the allied intervention there's been a lot of discussion about the real aim of the action but there's little said about what the rebels actually want. this kind of trying to discover for himself their hopes and whether they'll ever come true. for years saleem has been struggling to keep his motorsport shop running he claims even opening band pain thousands in bribes to beer u.s. officials all linked to either gaddafi or his family. i won't even begin to describe how hard

and a scandalous act of all innovative rushers the ministry of culture is under fire for a morning of work slammed as vadra lism by some putting as a sign of a censorship free society by others. here with r.t. live from moscow but it's not just after two pm on monday well libya is in that lock colonel gadhafi forces are continuing the siege of the rebel held city of misrata fresh nato air strikes rained down on the capital well more than a month into the allied intervention there's been a lot of discussion about the real aim of the action because little said about what the rebels actually want you go to sort of try to discover for himself their hopes and whether they'll ever come true. for years saleem has been struggling to keep his order parts shop running he claims even opening up men's pain thousands in bribes to various officials all linked to either gaddafi or his family. i won't even begin to describe how hard it was to start his business cannot be as hands on everything for decades he's been taking money from ordinary people but now it's time for him to be returned. sure small

of scandals and or innovative art brushes ministry of culture is under fire for warning of more slanderous vandalism by some that's seen as a sign of censorship free society by others. in the business grows as large as carmaker after vos is cutting its investment program until twenty twenty one billion euro the move me on the line our base has plans adopted us and its part has to maintain a market share of around forty percent more on that and other stories in our business or. there's a lot of the in the russian capital you're watching r t with memory and joshua welcome to the program moscow says it's ready to assist peace and dialogue afterwards in libya all sides of the conflict here to the un resolutions but despite the violence has intensified with the siege of rebel held city of misrata continuing and fresh nato airstrikes hitting the libyan capital biskit off has recently been on the ground in benghazi and shared his experience. i spent two weeks there. talked with the rebels themselves myself and they are pretty badly organized many of them are young many of them are teenagers who j

and a scandalous after war in a bit of our of russia's ministry of culture is under fire for warning of work slammed as vandalism by someone seen as a sign of censorship free society point others. what you are going to live from moscow a marina josh welcome to the program it may have happened almost twenty five years ago the dangers of churn abo have in no way been confined to the past on the eve of the tragic anniversary ukraine seeking funds so we can complete a new containment shelter over the remains of the destroyed reactor international donors have already pledged more than a half half a billion euros to make the side of the worst nuclear accident secure for a century are just like here shasta reports. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the fukushima disaster is fuelling the growing anxiety over nuclear energy safety the last time the world was this cared was in the shadow of the chernobyl reactor explosion in gardena eighty six but this latest accident demonstrates that this quite make great progress made in the last twenty five years as more these to be done to ensure that sa

callous sap or innovative art brushes ministry of culture is under fire for warning and work slammed as vandalism by song but seen as a sign of censorship society by others. and what you are see coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program levy isn't outlaw colonel gadhafi forces are continuing their siege of the rebel held city of misrata while fresh nato air strikes rained down on the capital more than a month into the allied intervention there's been a lot of discussion about the real aim of the action there's little said about what the rebels actually want are does it work is going off try to discover for himself their hopes and whether it will come true. for years has been struggling to keep his own board shop running he could use even the thousands in bribes to do you sufficiently. or his family. i don't even begin to describe how hard it was to start his business gadhafi and his hands on everything for decades he's been taking money. from ordinary people now it's time for them to be returned. sure small private business does exist in libya with the colo

i am a scandal sap the war and a bit of our brushes ministry of culture isn't a flyer for awarding of slanderous vandalism but seen as a sign of a censorship free society by others. coming to live from moscow a.t.m. of the russian capital a marina joshing welcome to the program it may have happened almost twenty five years ago by the dangers of churn obl have no way been consigned to the past and even the tragic anniversary ukraine still desperate desperately seeking money so we can complete a new containment shelter over the remains of the destroyed reactor international donors have pledged more than half a billion euros but that's still short of what's needed to make the side of the worst nuclear accident secure for a century are his legs you should ask your reports. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the fukushima disaster is fuelling the growing anxiety over nuclear energy safety the last time the world was this shared was in the shadow of the chernobyl reactor explosion in nineteen eighty six but this latest accident demonstrates that despite the great progress made in the last

and the scandalous or an average of our brushes ministry of culture is under fire for war in the works lands that's manolis and by sound it's seen as a sign of censorship free society by others. it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program what may have happened almost twenty five years ago but the dangers of chile novel have in no way been confined to the past on the eve of the tragic anniversary crain seeking funds so we can complete and new containment shelter over the remains of the destroyed reactor well let's now cross litel correspondent election was in the brain and kept working for us and has been dangerously close to the disaster site on frequent occasions so have see a quarter of a century after a massive radioactive plume from true novel was released into the air how much of a thread does the tragic sight still post today. well clearly the zone the exclusion zone around the nuclear power plant is there a diversion it's levels of radiation some parts of the area have very high radiation levels for instance the area known as the

at a scandalous act or in a bit of a hard rushes ministry of culture is under fire for awarding awards land as vandalism by some that's seen as a sign of a censorship free society by others. a business does ruston currency remains high gas for the dollar and i believe several sectors of the country's economy would benefit from the strengthening of the world will have more on that other stories business bulletin and credits. it is one pm the russian capital you're watching r t with me rima joshie welcome to the program b.b.s. in dad la colonel gadhafi forces are continuing their siege of the rebel held city of misrata while fresh nato air strikes rained down in the capital more than a month into the allied intervention there's been a lot of discussion about the real aim of the action but there's a little sad about what the rabbitohs actually want are going off try to discover for himself their hopes and whether they'll come true. for years celine has been struggling to keep his own porch shop running he claims even winning meant pains thousands in bribes to various officials all linked

and russia's ministry of culture is under fire for awarding an innovation price to world slammed by the majority as an act of vandalism but some praise the move saying it's a sign of a censorship free society. next week we ask that story we ask oh want outspoken british journalist why he thinks the country got involved in libya and whether it should have done so in the first place. today i'm talking to kelvin mackenzie former addicts healthy thug nice paper columnist he's spoken out against the military intervention in libya saying that libya is not worth an ounce of british bloods killed mackenzie that's a very strong position to take i mean the government reckons that strikes prevented a massacre in benghazi so he that's worth a few british bombs and so. well first of all we don't know whether there was going to be a massacre bring ghazi but this was the p.r. this was the government push this was cameron's personal speech. in the end of the day that this is libyans fighting libyans and who are we to say who should be running their country through when i lost that i didn't notice any l

and russia's ministry of culture is under fire for awarding an innovation frizer work slammed by the majority as an act of vandalism but some praised the move saying it's a sign of a censorship free society. we discuss the plight of a u.s. soldier at the center of the we can leak scandal. today i'm talking to kelvin mackenzie former editor of the sun newspaper columnist he's spoken out against the military intervention in libya saying that maybe it's not worth an ounce of personal blood help mackenzie that's a very strong position to take i mean the government reckons the air strikes prevented a massacre in benghazi so he that's worth a few problems insulting well first of all we don't know whether there was going to be a massacre a big godsey oh this was the this was the government push this was cameron's personal speaking. of the day that this is libyans fighting libyans and who are we to say who should be running their country after all when i last looked i didn't notice any libyans interfere when the cavaliers and the railheads took place in a revolution or there as far as i could

of russia's ministry of culture is under fire for warning and innovation prize to work slammed by the majority as an act of vandalism but some praise the move saying it's a sign of a censorship free society. and the summit of the world's enormous nuclear accidents read into a new radiation leak as a lack of funds to slow progress on the placing a crown winter novenas are caught because the current containment shelter was built water of a century ago and was only meant to last thirty years. on the eve of the anniversary of the turnout was asked or we'll bring you a series of special reports from the exclusion zone and ukraine. tweens you five years ago the enjoy your fifty thousand population over ukrainian zone of preview was it working within three hours. could you please step aside i'm working on you getting my short thank you they left most of what they had here as they were told they were leaving only for a couple of days but none of them have ever returned or think they saw paul leaving their hometown what the fourth floor of the church. never stated by the explosion of. where we

and russia's ministry of culture is under fire for warning at innovation prize to work slammed by the majority as an act of vandalism but some praise a move saying it's a sign of the censorship free society. well on the eve of the twenty fifth anniversary of the church novel nuclear disaster we'll bring you the first in a series of special reports from the exclusion zone and ukraine. twenty five years ago the entire fifty thousand population over ukrainian sound of preview was evacuated within three hours. could you please step aside i'm working on you getting my short thank you they left what they had here as they were told. for a couple of days but none of them has ever. thought. what the poor. where are we going. to go to previous post office. recently i received a notification to pick up a letter here in three patch that's impossible post office hasn't been working for twenty five years i don't think it's for real. strange but according to the stamp this really has come from here do you know where this post office is yes i know the big. if. if if. if if you looked it was there wer

a sea change from four years ago this image of two kissing policeman was banned by the culture ministry for international exhibits fearing embarrassment the curator of back exhibit was andrei uniphase back then he lost his job but this time he was on the jury so why is this our then. the touring is a graphic and expressive example of how an artist reacts to a social climate it doesn't specify the target of his protest he simply says that strong protest is brewing in russian society for having draw the line between saying this an art and fandom isn't as this is clearly just thinking. not street art is minor vandalism but it's not hooliganism the disorder it may cause it's compensated hundreds of times by the meaning of their pictures which is painting could be restored on the bridge to become a symbol of some petersburg's coach or because it's a first work that is proof of a civil society. viner court controversy usually at the expense of the authorities whether it's art or not they've achieved what they wanted to know to writing they say they'll donate the prize money to political priso

crowd gathers a move beyond the ministry of. culture is that so much pain and anguish of coal mining company or to the brink of bankruptcy time is running out for the american budget deficit failure to raise the debt ceiling would have catastrophic concert. rachel martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. for each day.

russia's ministry of culture is on the fire for blogging and innovation prize to all work slammed by the majority as an act of vandalism but some of the praise of saying it's a sign of a censorship free society. right next to or not it's our cross talk program with host could look all the time he and his guests will be discussing if the world should keep using nuclear energy one day ahead of the anniversary of the chernobyl disaster that's now you're out. for. a. few. if. any. you can. still. welcome the crosstalk i'm peter all over twenty five years ago the world was coming to grips with the cast to be unfolding it turn noble today the same could be said about the sheema what is the future of nuclear power does it run its course or is it in evitable that it will be with us for a very long time. to cross-talk the pros and cons of nuclear energy i'm joined by william tucker in new york he's a journalist and author of terrestrial energy in paris we cross to benjamin so cool he is an assistant professor at the national university of singapore he's also author of the forthcoming book cont

russia's ministry of culture is under fire for awarding an innovation prize to work slammed by the majority as an act of vandalism of some phrase the move saying it's a sign of censorship free society. and a sign of the world's worst nuclear accident threatens a new radiation leak as a lack of funds progress on replacing. the current contain shelter it was built a quarter of a century ago and was only meant to last twenty years. but extend the program crosstabs host peter labelle and his guest discuss if the world should keep using nuclear energy ahead of the anniversary of the church novel disaster. to keep. the. welcome across talk i'm peter's over twenty five years ago the world was coming to grips with the cast to be unfolding it to noble to date the same could be said about the sheema what is the future of nuclear power does it run its course or is it in evitable that it will be with us for a very long time. to kick. start. to crosstalk the pros and cons of nuclear energy i'm joined by william tucker in new york he's a journalist and author of terrestrial energy in paris we cross to be

ministry of the. top. twenty five years of fallout. from the most devastating nuclear disaster in history. and culture of the century on his monthlong he learned from its mistakes. the legacy of chernobyl. on the arctic. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada asked. for asians to rule today. i am. toes airstrikes at the center of the libyan capital leading to more civilian casualties as at least three people are reportedly killed well that's us pro golf you forces are ordered to leave the rebel held city of misrata but claim they'll be replaced by armed tribesmen. india's latest census reveals an alarming to sex ratio and exposes a rise in abortions when parents discover a girl or family's sons are considered the national leader far more attractive than daughters. the u.s. pastor infamous for burning the koran is blocked from holding an islamic rally in a city described as america's most them capital a quarter of down to the protest as a bludgeon suicide religious hatred and provoke violence sports news. hello and wel

caucasus he was part of a group of militants ambushed by police at his movie in a culture of it's got a story. during a search operation led by russia's interim ministry troops a group of six armed militants was found in a wooden mountain area in the shall leave this tree and after six hours of shooting an arrow strikes three militants were killed one of those militants more granular it was so identified as a chief agent for the international terrorist group al qaida in north caucasus now russia's are anti terrorist committee that he was in charge of cash flows of funds paid for terrorist activities in russia i do is one of those killed was a. car it is new in the north caucasus and it of saudi arabia. has been braced in the north caucuses since nineteen as you know it was also that he guarantor in coordinator of the funds coming from a group to fuel the militants in russia. alongside was the was on the top list of the world's most wanted terrorist money it was the most notorious figure and he was also perceived as an absolute religious authority as well as an influential field commander now according to russia's antiterrorist committee he was also id

accountable to the line ministries with the joint monitoring visits to a community schools with administration representatives and farmers demonstration plot. cultural pride ministry ofeconomy and finance. we have a regional technology-based or for evaluation and regional tractors for management quality and full-time permanent and country is repositions for quality of our natural resource management work and also head of programming and quality coordinator who can get out and get cans dirty, and making sure things are predisposed to be. >> can i ask you to review, how does monitoring of our country here over what you do compare with monitoring other countries have when you're getting assistance from other countries of the world and for example? for a better, worse at the same? very briefly. >> by which is saying this is really connect about what i hear from our country direct nurse is very sound -- there's a lot more done for u.s. a and for others. >> i don't think within the u.s. government we can say any more than usaid to departments. we have an extremely mutually supportive relationship with the opposite aquaculture who monitors us very rigorously with some of ou

chief of army or the chief of navy or the chief of air force ever visited ministry of defense because that's partly not in the cultural context, partly, also, because the military coups had established the role of army. it's the ministry of defense in reality is just a post office where whenever there's budget issues, whenever there's training issues, whenever there's visas, clearances that need to go out, they just call for aid between the civilian government and the military. but you see that the armed forces are completely -- to say that the armed forces are completely independent in any way and they just decide on their own many of these central issues that that'll be -- that is not true. yes, they have a certain influence. the military commanders take over the country through martial law, that is, altogether, a different ball game. it creates a new institutional framework. but whenever a democracy which is the case presently, on many issues -- maybe, yes, not on afghanistan, maybe not on process on india -- but by and large for training reasons, budget reasons, pakistan navy and air force, they work absolutely, t

think of any time where the chief of army, navy or air force ever visited ministry of defense because that's partly not in the cultural context, partly also because the way military coups had established the role of army. the ministry of defense in reality is just a post office where whenever there's budget issues, whenever there's some training issues, whenever there is some visa, the clearances are needed to go out, they just call between the civilian infrastructure, the civilian government and the military. but you see that pakistan's armed forces are completely independent in the any way, they just decide on their own on many of these central issues, that that is not true. yes, they have a certain influence. the military commanders take over the country through martial law, that is altogether a different ball game. that's altogether -- it creates a new institutional framework. but whenever there's democracy which is the case presently, on many issues -- yes, maybe not in afghanistan, yes, maybe not specifically on peace process with india -- but by and large for institutional reasons, for training reasons, for bud