let's just talk about the landmarks that he's left here in moscow people credit him for having given the moscow a facelift one of the most famous landmarks here is the defeat for a living prize the saviour's it's beautiful a lot of tourists go there and of course he's credited for that but on the other hand you have this structure behind me peter the great satchel which muscovites. see as one of the ugliest structures here in the city and it's quite funny that the contrast of these two landmarks is very much like the contrast of his career the polarize opinion that he has created because of his populist policies and because of the way he is and over the last eighteen years so really you've got two sides of the good and the bad that bush has done in his career the consultation for the nomination of a new mayor will be done by the united russia party pretty soon now for a bit more. background on why this was such a controversial person now here is a report filed by my colleague that i get up to. the constant feature of the moscow mayor he's a legendary cab has been the subject of amuse

the polish court has released the suspected chechen terrorists wanted by moscow for atrocities in the north caucuses akhmed zakayev will remain in poland until court rules on his extradition. preparations for saturday's parliamentary election in afghanistan are marked by escalating violence with the taliban stepping up threats and kidnappings. and gangster wars in moscow an attempt on the wife of an alleged top mafia boss right in the city center puts him in hospital. it's one am in moscow and this is coming to you live with me and he said now way first stop one of russia's most notorious terrorist suspects has been released after a polish court declined prosecutor's request for the day of rest of meds acquired was detained by polish police upon arrival in the country moscow is calling on warsaw for his extradition. has the latest. according to the polish side he has been released from custody that means that he will not spend the next forty days in detention behind bars he will however suspend them and call that he is prohibited from leaving the country pending that decision concerni

correspondent in moscow jonathan saunders described the ousted chief as a bulldozer. across a thousand years. was a combination combination of four kinds of poor people he was really a renaissance prince running the city state he was in american terms a combination of mayor daley and robert moses the great city builder who ruthlessly did things he was a little dictator he was a kind of robin hood he would put his finger on the pulse around the throat of the new landlord the people building buildings making money in moscow and force them to do other things there was a time when your. college was quite consular popular because he ripped off the rip off artists who are making money on the new book moscow and did things like build christ the savior cathedral i think his legacy will be that he's a bulldozer bulldozers get things done but they sometimes are rude and crude if you were to go back and look in the middle of the nine hundred ninety s. i think a lot of muscovites would say we'll take luzhkov off with all his rough edges because he got a lot done because he did ha

well back here with r t coming to life from moscow reminder of the top stories moscow's former mayor is reportedly planning to stay in politics after being sacked by the russian president on wednesday morning arrive in the capital. thousands prepare to take to the streets throughout europe to say no to a security measures the largest march is expected in brussels near the waters of the e.u. commission. and kyrgyzstan for a parliamentary poll after months of violence and political turmoil in the central asian republics the country's former prime minister and said to be in with a good chance of winning their way. out the nato summit in lisbon in the bambara will focus on the alliances course for the twenty first century from afghanistan a missile to fans to improving relations with russia r.t. has spoken to the former nato boss george robertson about how he sees its future that's next. thank you very much for joining us begin with. recently we've been witnessing a lot of guerrilla warfare. poorly trained. armed militants causing a lot of problems is nato ready to respond to such threat

moscow. did lows his connection interconnection of the people of moscow the problems people inhabitants of moscow in inspirit experience of the last year is quite obvious to me in the party in the united russia party and tried to explain the developing emerging throbbed to mr luzhkov but unfortunately he would not listen to us here was too much sure to about him not making any mistakes and knowing best of anybody. now for more on this story we're joined by a bloody middle russian cop ski head of research at the nord capital investment company. and i hello to you sir so tell me how did the policies of bush call influence moscow's financial life. well basically erez and paroles as everywhere apparently must go why it's so very grateful to his former mayor for building ordering. the sort of transportation rink there surrounding moscow transportation ring. many innovations implemented in moscow however there is all saw very much opposition to the work he has done in terms of thriving corruption i

connection interconnection of the people of moscow the problem of people inhabitants of moscow in its experience of the last year it's quite obvious in the party of the united russia party and tried to explain the developing emerging problems to mr law schools but unfortunately he would not listen to us here was too much sure to bolt here i'm not making any mistakes knowing they're still anybody. there are plenty more ahead for you here on r.t. including aliens are curious about our news a group of former american officers claims extra terrestrials have been touring earth for decades and they're after the nuclear arsenals of world powers. a boat carrying jewish activists attempting to reach blockaded gaza i was forced to divert to the port of ashdod in israel by ten israeli warships among those on board the aid boat is a holocaust survivor and an israeli man who lost his daughter in a palestinian suicide bombing well most four months ago nine pro palestinian activists died in an israeli raid on a turkish aid flotilla a un report described as a disproportionate and brutal this time a l

moscow's deposed mayor says he is against his forced resignation. says he will be staying in politics despite falling out of favor with the russian president. for parliamentary elections amidst simmering fears of more violence in a country that's yet to fully recover from deadly ethnic clashes this summer former prime minister. felix pull all is among the favorites to lead the nation. up next our special report looking back at the events of one thousand nine hundred thirty eight and the signing of the munich pact many stories believe the agreement allowing germany to an extract of slovakia paved the way for the nazi terror that was to follow across almost all of europe it's coming your way next here on art. chick fil a chip that is situated two hundred kilometers from prague. fifty years ago it was composed.

and he's now reporting there russian president dmitry medvedev has signed a decree firing the moscow mayor your english cough who was in power for almost two decades the kremlin says it was due to a loss of confidence in the city's top official large joins us now from moscow city center in a tired good morning now what happens when news reached city hall. well it is highly unlikely that you what is going to be taking this well considering the man has spent the last eighteen years as the had a moscow although according suit russian president's press secretary in the party it's michael what was given two options that either he would resign or he would be fired recently you of course has said that he's not going to resign. and he was fired this morning by the russian president he just came back from a full day on monday during which according to not that it's michael hughes actually thinking that what he would do next and he's probably exactly say that it came as a surprise to them as he was planning to hold a meeting at ten o'clock this morning like he usually does. eat also recently s

so supporters of the international car free day and moscow hope that they. will get more people out of their cars in odd timbo it's a public transportation. for years alexander morozov has been putting pressure on city government to improve the tram system but with millions pounding on to cram transportation daily he says a comprehensive plan is needed to make travel more comfortable timely and more attractive to potential commuters i believe it should be the complex policy of subway some way boston show a bus and. subway in the rural south are no not included in the transfer in the c. chip he's asking city leaders to transfer funds from the road budgets to invest in more tram lines and in better technology so that more people like constantine will be passengers instead of drivers. for more news features and blogs log on to our website r t v dot com and here's a taste of what you can find online right now so you can some the spiritual guidance discover more about but a seven southern russia with obama was lived there for almost twenty years. and american sci

we are coming to you live from moscow this is r.t.coming out for you in our program the pentagon destroys the war memoirs of a former army officer in afghanistan find out more. in india thousands of farmers are agitated against a government plans to build a new road on their own land find out why. spain has been gripped by a twenty four hour general strike against the government's plans to slash its budget thousands of passengers were left stranded in madrid with two thirds of flights grounded due to the actions by transport workers a wave of austerity measure demonstrations is expected all over europe will. tens of thousands set to march on brussels let's get more now from our correspondent laura emmet who can give us details now live hello to you laura so this sounds like a massive far reaching uprising here let's get down to it just how serious is the level of discontent across europe. well these are extraordinary scenes that we're seeing we've had a summer of relative calm but it now seems that this isn't of the european union say

but here in moscow the l.c.s. in the my six are making gains that comes amid high u.s. and asian markets prices banks leading the my sex high with both feet to be on spec buying up around one of the hopper percent energy majors also gaining apart from lukoil down to half a percent at this hour. russia's national airline air afloat is to start its own budget carrier its part of the company's fifteen year development strategy it concentrates on increasing its domestic business while cutting the number of international flights out of thought to set itself a target of quadrupling passenger revenues are up by twenty twenty five. billion. may buy the rights to publish the russian version of newsweek magazine according to com the sun newspaper the current publisher axel springer allegedly doesn't want to extend its license agreement with newsweek as the magazine is losing money this spring and has declined to comment on the story. and lots of the business news for this hour but i'll be back with more for you in about an hour's time and of course you can always find more storie

coming to you live from moscow and these are the top stories the second mayor of moscow is reportedly planning to stay on the political scene after the russian president said he lost trust in the official a wednesday morning ride of the mayor's office to start packing up. spain sets europe's massive strikes in motion as thousands rob the con and prepare to say no to a stare any measures the largest protests are expected to take place in brussels neither the e.u. commissions have quaters. and curious dan is gearing up for a parliamentary poland after a repeat of violence left the central asian republican turmoil the country's former prime minister and his party are said to have a good chance of winning the race. so they have lines here up next the secrets of the munich pact that paved the way for the nazis to conquer almost all of europe. the chick fil a. is situated two hundred kilometers from prague fifty years ago it was called persia can the german name. the germans were forced out from here after world war two and the chicks moved into their home shortly afterwards. some of the to

but because moscow is the center and russia and a lot of. foreign investment is going to russia you have you need a different infrastructure you need a different approach than you had in the ninety's and in that sense i think moscow is looking behind them as far as i understand the president the prime minister i thinking of changing that and in as far as i understand that's not possible with me underscore for the former mayor as far as i understand he had the chance to sing and possibly resign on its own whatever the terms are which i clearly don't know. still i think now all he has resigned forcefully and still i think the country the city should give him after after all the good so well. we are coming to you live from the russian capital this is r.t. and a boat carrying jewish activists attempting to reach blockaded gaza has been forced to divert to the port city of ashdod in israel by israeli warships among those on board is a holocaust survivor and an israeli man who lost his daughter in a palestinian suicide bombing a spokesman for the

project called skolkovo which is the plan to build a silicon valley like same village just outside moscow and bring together russia's biggest mines to work on future innovations and that's all part of a much bigger picture the president's push for modernization well to talk more about the russian pavilion and modernization across russia in different spheres is surrogate will become who is the spokes person for ross adam which is one of the major companies of course selling the best of what they have at this year's expo sergei tell us about some of the projects that ross out and russia are working in cooperation with china and of course why that's so important. that the sector what . are some of you know we have great food here and so yes they're told to look to try and be. constructive yes it's the solution. to step forward and so forth it's going to be just next year probably six months of the year of the schedule then we have to start to use salt to find me about my beef is. that if you are the people the chairman of the starship you has. the greatest capacity and develop and you can ju

will you meet mr gorbachev here in moscow. like do you really need the supports after the titian to keep going is it just inspirational maybe some some other kind of support of some sort of satisfaction when you when you do get the support of someone like x. principle and novel we've seen recently that his his group or one of one of his. plays is being performed by a divider who's on our progress go who were with us twenty years ago so how do we still in the titles. he's the one of the patrons of the tour we also have support from. the minister for foreign affairs in france and recently we had a letter a very positive letter from mr lavrov the russian foreign minister of russia what we're going to leave the the godfather of perestroika i did not tell him no no i have no i never met him i did meet him in one thousand nine hundred ninety. at the time we were all in and i had contacts. with the eduard shevardnadze. foreign minister the former foreign foreign minister who promised for just twenty rocket carriers to take on that or

i decided to dismiss the mayor of moscow the decree i signed states that i as president have lost trust in you. and it is a legal reason for his dismissal it's happened for the first time but i do not rule out that such cases might happen again i cannot work with officials i can't trust. talk to us about the legacy that's been left behind often what kind of legacy. will legacy of this club is very visible there prominent here let's just talk about the landmarks that he's left here moscow people credit him for having given moscow a facelift one of the most famous landmarks here is the role of prize the savior it's beautiful a lot of tourists go there and of course he's credited for that but i'll be other had you have this structure behind me the peter the great satchel which must. see as one of the ugliest structures here in the city and it's quite funny that the contrast of these two lead bars is very much like the contrasts in his career the polarize opinion that he has created because of his populist policies and because of the way he is over the last eighteen years so really you've g

international news live from moscow this is an issue the headline. a one hundred thousand people have to supply did in a wave of strikes against europe as national governments impose all proposed all standards measures to pay off months of debt some run off by they found. her sitting whole just a day off so may your original sign taken with construction projects halted and the gays getting the right to run after the program by the big four by trying downs and demos and while the ousted man says he won't take me as his son thinks it will stay at home it's. the old way to stability will get another round of bidets biggest on is gearing up for parliamentary elections affording months of political turmoil and that's the clincher it's the ballot with over two dozen polls is taking too long comes up to a referendum which brought parliamentary democracy to the country. and the next sounding to be sure spotlight and today when they try they rush imagines his ministry international development chief of as you talks about the challenges ahead . in the way that

i just i just drove from your to moscow. and the borders the border has moved whereas twenty years ago but border with the east. it was in east germany and then you're going to poland you know we had the iron curtain that we had that was the border yeah. you know on the border. yeah to russia really well we can through the border. i think partly because of you two hundred drugs. so you follow you know little coming here we're going out as we were coming in. but the border the bureaucracy that we've found a good border. i really don't understand why common else which i think russia actually needs. is blocked by so much bureaucracy when i realize that some people smuggle you know this flag or whatever smuggler conics which is which is very see this is by the one of the reasons when the russians when even the russian president says let's let's get away with the visas to europe they say well we'll be glad to do that but they but the drug traffic from afghanistan through russia to europe and this is this is very big than you're t

group is going to giving us the latest on the firing of moscow's. former leader of the u.s.s.r. my pal gorbachev says luzhkov gradually lost credibility over time although he believes he made a strong start in the job. if you will be in the first years of storms mayor and those were the most critical years when industry collapsed and the situation in the cities across russia was terrible he did a lot for moscow here exercised firm control over most schools resources and distributed them in the right way he supported all people women children and war veterans in those years i myself used to say that moscow was lucky to have such a mayor as good as you real a school of time past and law school started to change he had a billionaire wife by his side the authorities began to look more attentively spry but activities questions arose whether the mayor had room to wall to tackle problems a lot of things have now come to light it turned out that funds allocated for the reconstruction and expansion of my school streets and routes were invested in some enterprises from which someone recei

broadcasting a lie from the heart of moscow this is r.t. certainly glad to have you with us one of russia's most notorious terrorist suspects has been released after a polish court declined prosecutor's request for his forty day arrest. was detained by polish police upon arrival in the country moscow is calling on warsaw for his extradition artie's has the latest. according to the polish side has been leased to us today that may not spend the next forty days and detention behind bars well however spending and all that is prohibited from leaving the country pending that decision concerning his extradition to russia of course the russian prosecutors have put forward an extradition request saying that this man the one of the most wanted men in the country has been internationally wanted and that warrant has been out for his arrest for nearly a decade and of course they're very concerned this man comes back to russia and stands trial in the polish side to change him. the prosecution did put forward a motion to arrest him thirty days and the ext

from moscow let's take a look at the headlines moscow's long time aide has been given the sack after nearly two decades in power which would give side of the loss of confidence in the mayor as a reason for his dismissal. made in china never used to be a compliment but now with its high tech industries a country can teach russia thing or two on this final day in china dmitry medvedev is shanghai to see what russia's exhibition of the billion stars. and could alienate have control over the world's nuclear weapons a group of retired u.s. air force officers thinks so and they've given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events from ukraine to the west can be explained by looking to the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can to stand the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemists making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed to make an illegal back. next kaiser report where our analysts look at the scandals behind a financial have lines. and this is the kaiser report markets f

moscow but let's talk sports now. life continues good thing for. moscow. russian giants of football here. they're not but it didn't look like that tonight we're not coming off. to have your company this is sports today i mean an alien vs our headlines missed opportunity spartak moscow hopes of lifting the first russian crime of the new decade it's a further blip against. the man of steel we continue our trawl across the continental hockey galaxy this time for an in-depth look at the metallic magnet of course. tied at the top there's no separating john kerry on yahoo sunderland at the halfway stage of the norgrove event a couple of fronts let's get the ball rolling with football though where spartak moscow is hopes of a fresh russian league title and nine years looks all but over the muscovites feeling to see often only on car in friday's so with a fixture along the ridge streamer by montenegrin star meant sorry about the fits during the whole twenty three minutes while the tunnel where he then reassert himself as the

as the winds of change blow through moscow city hall the former leader of the u.s.s.r. mikhail gorbachev reflected on eighteen years of luzhkov city rule. if you will be in the first years of term as mayor and those were the most critical years when industry collapsed when the situation in the cities across russia was terrible he did a lot of moscow here to size firm controls for most of those resources and distributed them in the right ways he supported women children and war veterans in those years i myself used to say that moscow was lucky to have such a mayor as good as you really school time passed and law school started to change these he had a billionaire wife by the authorities began to look more attentively at private activities where she was a rose whether the mayor had a room to wall to tackle moscow's problems a lot of things have now come to light it turned out that funds allocated for the reconstruction and expansion of my school street in routes were invested in some enterprises from which someone received a huge profit of sanctions in recent years have b

gas units are r t moscow. ok let's get some more analysis now on the future of north korea from former m.e.p. glinda forward to speaking to us from manchester in the u.k. is also the author of the book north korea on the brink and a member of the korean peninsula delegation many thanks for speaking to us mr ford who quoted in the media today as saying that you think kim jong un is the chosen there so what do you think it means for the future path of the country. well i mean he's the chosen there but he is not actually officially yet the heir apparent promoted in the last few days to the general and of course the almost unprecedented korean workers' party conference is opening today and it's expected that following that conference you will be getting a high position in the party i think that's a signal to the rest of the world maybe not to korea that in fact he's been designated as the successor to the kim jong il some stage in the future and will he be bringing change with him if he doesn't succeed as you've m

of has indeed been the mayor of moscow for a very long time eighteen. he's been a state official for most of his life even before that with no real experience of working in the private sector so looking to the future now what do you think it holds off. well it's difficult to say i mean i think one shouldn't underestimate his achievements particularly in the early years in office when he really got things going when he came to power it was really chaotic mess had very little renewal of its infrastructure the city council particular and soviet days had simply been a rubber stamp and a done very little he cleaned up the buildings admittedly he knocked down a lot of the historic ones which should have been preserved but those that were preserved were wonderfully cleaned up and he presided over a real boom in the city's infrastructure and in its new residences and capitol building so i think many people still feel he did a good job to start with but of course the taint of corruption lingered so long now the question is whether in fact the corruption charges

according to moscow's former mir's close friend and state duma deputy and singer. challenge his sacking in russia supreme court and under the law he has ten days to file an appeal and then the court will have ten more days to make a decision according to former assistant. is planning to stay active in russia's politics just previously he officially went off the united russia party and also filed a letter to the party well first of all officially xining and secondly complaining about what he called was a strong media campaign against him in the past few weeks and when we talk about it i have to say he really is quite a controversial figure since this man stayed in power for eighteen years that is quite a lot of time that's why his sacking caused quite a mixed reaction among many people support for his policies on pension years since the average pension in moscow is higher than in other russian cities a lot of people said that it was because of course that moscow received a new modern however there are also many of those who accuse you of failing to resolve the traff

first though the ousted mayor of moscow says he won't make any legal challenge to the decision to sack him but it will continue to take part in political life is false reports a u.t. luzhkov was considering appealing the decision at the russian supreme court r.t. zero percent of has the latest. speaking for the first time to the media since being sacked you said that he was not planning to challenge the president's decision to take him down from power as moscow's mayor and in import and previously there were reports in the media quoting a close friend and state duma deputies he was of clubs or did see that moscow was planning to file an appeal to the supreme court of russia so now these reports have been denied personally by the ex mary himself says that he will stay in politics although at the moment it's not clear exactly how he's going to do that just because he officially got out of the united russia party sent a letter to the party officially stepping down from power and also complaining about what he called was a strong media campaign against him since you want you to is quite a

ten thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. you see your headlines russia u.s. strategic arms reduction treaty gets the green light from u.s. foreign policy makers paving the way for a crucial final vote for the full senate. a terror suspect wanted by russia has reportedly been detained by polish police on his way to warsaw prosecutor's office this morning moscow wants. to stand trial in russia for the last two years he has had political asylum in the u.k. . a new plan is announced to revive the troubled u.s. economy and made claims the country is working. bring from the global crisis but despite new measures millions of unemployed americans are still struggling to get by. and an assassination attempt in the heart of moscow a major criminal overlord manages to escape with his life after getting shot and wounded in the center of that. coming up next japanese vietnamese food you can find it all here in the russian capital up next host martin andrews and his crew delve into the diverse diversity of the capital's far eastern cuisin

territory of dialogue for territorial disputes hundreds gather in moscow to decide the future of the north pole for details from the international arctic form stay with us. russia says it won't be selling its air defense missiles to iran. and according to bush's chief of staff to show the recent u.n. sanctions on iran. talks are gripping the big apple as world leaders brainstorm how to eradicate global poverty and ensure peace in the middle east. you're watching r t coming to you live from the russian capital balkans in the program and also our top story the arctic's on tap natural wealth is a source of great temptation for the countries surrounding the icecap billions of barrels of oil lie beneath the sea and the arctic nations are keen to secure their sure now some of the finest scientific minds of gathered in moscow to make sure a different kind of cold war doesn't break out of a has more. all of the countries that have an interest in the stake in the arctic namely russia the united states canada and two scandinavian states all of them have a very big interest and of course all wa

did lows his connection interconnection of the people of moscow the problems people inhabitants of moscow in in space experience of the last year is quite obvious in the party in the united russia party and tried to explain the developing emerging problems to mr luzhkov but unfortunately he would not listen to us here was too much short about here i'm not making any mistakes or knowing best of anybody. well luzhkov should have quit earlier that's according to dmitri babich a political analyst from the ria news agency certainly. being involved towards i think if he left a bald five or six years ago all he's historically it would be judged in a lot more positive way than now i would say that in the early ninety's he was a supporter of a great change i remember him helping organize their protest march in one thousand nine hundred at that time he moved from his office because what show was a pollster these free meetings. after serious talks and deals in beijing russian president dmitri medvedev wrapping up his visit to china on the third day of his trip he's in shanghai where he's already met

the biggest museum in russia a much more coming up right now in moscow. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow oust him from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is. obsessed with technological and biological developments or to get all show here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was in seventeen twenty full time many in the russian elite pushed by the logical and. of western europe as time progressed scientific research battle against censorship and control in russia in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal to attend western universities in such a scientific training bolshevik government too in nineteen seventeen introduced the censorship should not sorest iraq and throughout the soviet times from close to seventy cities to the space race the us has salto among the world leaders in scientific discovery in the cold war everything we going to subject of research has kept top secret. over the centuries the periodic table of elements

eight thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. easier headlines thousands of europeans gather in brussels demonstrating against government austerity measures that slashing jobs and pensions spain's been paralyzed by a general strike and at least twelve other eurozone nations have been gripped by protests and clashes with police. moscow's deposed mayor says he won't appeal in court against his fourth resignation. says he'll be staying in politics despite falling out of favor with the russian president. plus kyrgyzstan gears up for parliamentary elections and simmering fears of more violence in a country yet to fully recover from deadly ethnic clashes this summer former prime minister felix cool office among the favorites to lead the nation. the nato summit in lisbon in november will focus on the alliances course of the twenty first century from afghanistan and missile defense to improving relations with russia r.t. spoke to former nato boss george robertson about how he sees the future it's coming your way next here are five. thank

and there you go how did in moscow react to the sacking. well first of all you were struck stayed in office as the mayor of moscow for eighteen years that is a tremendous amount of time that is that's why his sacking caused quite a mixed reaction from most whites because many people supported he was called for spouses on pension years so if the average level of pensions in moscow is higher than in other russian cities many people say that it was because all you do is call that moscow received a new modern look and we gained its unofficial status as one of the capitals of europe it's true that a lot of new buildings were built including the moscow city business center in the part of capital however there are a lot of people who accuse you of feeling to solve the moscow's traffic problem of failing to protect many buildings which wore off. cultural importance not only to the city of moscow but to be cool nation and there's also lots of controversy going on around us schools why for given the but good enough to start to be russia's richest wea

and moscow have affected this decision now you know there is. no direct relationship but there is an indirect relationship first this decision is a further step towards improvement of the overall political atmosphere of the u.s. russia relations which in its terms helps russia to purchase american weaponry and to establish true tamils for relations send improved military to military relations to start the middle true dialogue and to use the united states of the source self russia's military modernization second. all of these steps actually. fall into the same logic called the reset this logic is based on the fact that the sides use the improved relations as an instrument to accomplish their needs. the united states needs russia supports and need gestures on the wrong and it does get russia needs the united states help to modernize its weaponry it's also guess so the logic of the reset works and there have been reports that iran has already acquired several s. three hundred systems from bella bruce now does iran still need missiles from russia we

eleven thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. zero headlines thousands of europeans gather in brussels to demonstrate against government austerity measures that slashed jobs and pensions spain's been paralyzed by a general. at least twelve other eurozone countries have been gripped by protests and clashes with police. moscow's deposed mayor says he won't appeal in court against his forced resignation yuri luzhkov says he'll be staying in politics despite falling out of favor with the russian president. plus kyrgyzstan gears up for parliamentary elections i mean simmering fears of more violence in a country yet to fully work cover from deadly ethnic clashes this summer former prime minister felix school of is among the favorites to lead the nation. next with kim jong il effectively naming his son as his heir peter lavelle on the cross talk team debates whether or not the country is turning into a kind of presidential monarchy it's coming up it's coming up in moments here on r t. genes or do you think france tried to reason with hi

live from moscow the headlines now people from across. the government also measures to slash pensions spain has been paralyzed by a general strike and at least twelve other euro zone countries have been gripped by protests. moscow's deposed mayor is reportedly planning to appeal against his forced resignation. and a court despite falling out with the russian president who ordered the sucking off . could've just dissolved the parliamentary elections amid simmering fears of more violence in a country yet to fully recover from deadly ethnic clashes this summer former prime minister felix school is among the favorites to meet the nation. well up next the munich act of one hundred thirty eight was meant to bring about peace for all time but instead it turned into the final piece of european a piece for the wall hungry third reich we now look back at that event and reveal some of its secrets special report stay with us. chick fil a. is situated two hundred kilometers from. fifty years ago it was called persecuted in germany.

going to war so in moscow an alleged mafia boss is in intensive care after an attempt on his life it happened right in the center of the city. global news twenty four seven this is on live from moscow well the russian capital is asking poland to extradite one of russia's most notorious terror suspects. who was detained by polish police upon arrival in the country he is wanted in russia in connection with atrocities in the north caucasus but currently has a political asylum in the u.k. cutting the us out of our joins us live with the latest developments well it's you know sorry it's so uncertain whether or not warsaw would take the step of detaining zaki of certainly originally we know he was there a few months ago in poland but now they've done it so tell us more about what has happened. well as you say rory it was uncertain whether the polish authorities what in fact addressed or detained osmond's up high if they have done so in the morning on friday the seventeenth of september as he was leaving his place of residence currently in detention and the russian side has already sent ove

coming to live from moscow these are the top stories moscow's former mayor is reportedly planning to stay in politics after being sacked by the russian president on wednesday morning euro was coffer arrived at the mayor's office to pack up. thousands prepare to take to the streets throughout europe say no to a stare and measures the largest march is expected in brussels near the head waters of the e.u. commission. and kyrgyzstan is gearing up for a parliamentary poll after months of violence and political turmoil in the central asian republics country's former prime minister and his party are said to be in with a good chance of winning the rates. that was came john taylor effectively naming his son as his hair here will veil and he's crossed all guess the bait whether the country is turning into a kind of presidential marquee. june thirtieth being lynam from tried to reason with hitler's germany demands or doesn't land and gets its way the old stuff they have created a safety net for themselves. thirty nine the whole of europe isn't going to war efforts to establish a system of colle

moscow. of a former leader of a european parliament delegation to north korea glyn ford says the country is just getting a new day a whole new era for its foreign policy. this party conference is going to see some i suspect unprecedented strangers in terms of generational changes in the in the leadership of the korean workers party we've already seen that some people like you . both who've been negotiating with the americans i've had recent promotions within the supreme people's assembly and within the ministries so it looks like it looks like this is a if you're a generational change and not merely the if you're signaling of who eventually will succeed kim jong il so what do you make of that america simply needs a sort of bag guy in the region to justify its military presence in the southern part of the korean peninsula and japan and and to justify the point missile defense systems that there are certainly people in japan within the within the former ruling party the neo cons there are peopl

and the biggest polytechnic museum in russia this said war coming up in moscow out. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow ause i'm from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments for the day and also here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was stuck in seventeen twenty full time many in the russian elite. and logical and. as time progressed scientific research battle against censorship control. in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal. to universities and search scientific training to bolshevik government two hundred seventeen introduced censorship. of the sorest era and throughout the soviet times from close to seventy cities to the space race. leaders and scientific discovery. of research was kept top secret. over the centuries the periodic table of elements the monorail and the for example have been invented by russian scientists the closed world it once was now russia is working

heart of moscow a major. manages to escape with his life after getting shot and wounded at the center of a. new plan has announced to revive the troubled u.s. economy amid claims the country is recovering from a global crisis but despite new measures millions of other. boyd americans still struggle to survive. coming up tyee japanese vietnamese food you can find it all here in moscow next host martin enders and his crew delve into the diversity of the capital's far eastern cuisine moscow out coming up next on r.t. . of japanese thai restaurants. sushi crazy. on the subject of cuisine the theme for this week's. asian food many russians love it some still haven't even tried it but here the ever changing culture muscovites means more diversity when it comes to eating. starting a. business in the. hollywood actor robert deniro invited japanese chef neighbor might say he's a sensible restaurant and tried back in new york into the partnership to critical acclaim today from las vegas to london and dubai nobu has doz

moscow. the heat of selling coughs an arctic expert who's just returned from the planet's northernmost region he says precautions must be taken to protect its unique wildlife but the situation is that we can just see the changes in the arctic and weakens all the skin of the say the changes in the climate changes which are impacting wildlife particular most vulnerable spaces like . you know if we're careful in the four minutes it give it is properly it's ok by the political will of course when we work in our field would take precautions but it's political decision to make this a rule that nothing is done there are things that could really damage the arctic environment too much damage has already been done by previous exploration of the arctic and we already destroyed a lot of it we didn't a lot and then we have to invest huge money just to clean that. the president of iceland olafur ragna told r.t. that russia made a positive step to launch a negotiations by planting a flag on the arctic sea b

much could be going to make even a lot of people here in minneapolis to the politics of the sept moscow beijing in washington and the rise of the multilateral world. make sure that i'm discovering. communicate with the wild. test yourself and. see what nature can give you. one of russia's most wanted men out of mexico i was detained in the polish capital were sold and now the polish prosecutor general's office ransom detained for the next thirty days. russian prosecutors are doing everything on their side to make sure that finally their extradition request is heard and zacharias faces trial here in russia. also on our t.v. preparations for saturday's parliamentary elections in afghanistan are marmite escalating violence with the taliban stepping up threats and kidnappings. and gangster wars in moscow an attempt on the wife of an alleged top mafia boss right in the city's center puts him in hospital plus. the first major project for the two thousand and fourteen sochi winter olympics goes operate more in twenty minutes. it's nine pm in moscow and this is art to you coming to you live wit