aides who are those people right they are and yeah ok orange order one o one one called the orange order is a society a protestant society for protestants that celebrates protestant is a particularly it's it it was founded and. in the united century in northern ireland is an integral part of some elements of the british empire it celebrates. the marches that we're seeing right now celebrating victory of king one of the new the william of orange over king james in sixty ninety this is an enormous issue that's now however what's more interesting is that if you look at the orange order particularly in the last forty years or. what they called the troubles in northern ireland since perhaps one hundred sixty nine one hundred seventy the orange order became integral to what many saw during the seventy's and eighty's in northern ireland as an apartheid state a state in which catholics were systematically discriminated against by a protestant majority unopposed and elite they had very close connections to the security forces we're now seeing for example david cameron has been part of been

reported on earlier on in the year and secondly the parades commission which decides which roads the orange order is allowed march and which it's not was seen to have place or reason be restrictive order on the orange order about this morning's march and people expected there to be a lot of tension but the good news is. that the march has passed over reasonably peacefully although there's two elements that need to be considered here one is the sunshine it's unbearable hot in northern ireland the irish don't like the heat terribly much it's about thirty degrees there today it's roasting and there's going to be quite a lot of alcohol consumed during the day so. it's expected that despite the festivities that will take place during the day and hopefully they'll be no more violence at the marches it is expected that street clashes may take place later on in the evening i have to say north northern irish society is a very unusual place in which to operate there is it's a place where where near of peace has been has been placed upon the society and there is it's very very hard to tell what's beneath th

another parade in belfast this despite a recent series of street clashes with nationalists the orange order has apply for permission to hold a march this weekend sparking accusations that it is deliberately stirring up confrontation archie sara furthur reports on the international efforts to ease the standoff. well the full no u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas bank installment yesterday policy move in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission the other groups rules they going to be looking to bring food a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue to new zealand blackall within will be seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now all too often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the parade commission's controversial r

i hear now that has caused some anger amongst the unionist community we've heard the orange order saying that there would be some protests in the coming days although they did say that their intention was for those to be peaceful of course so that has caused some concern that perhaps that statement from the orange order an indication that we could see some destruction later on today and we'll be bringing you updates throughout the day as that parade gets underway shortly. and it was me now to look close how big knowledge is today's aussies i've crossed a i've a great to see you today then why is it that so much tension situation. particularly this year there is there's a lot of anger in the us annoyingness community. the there they are under siege at least they feel themselves to be under siege key symbols relate to their political. identity are being are being rolled back for example. the flying of the flag over belfast city hall and the restrictions that were placed on the playing of the union jack over belfast city hall should i say has proven a very controversial issue and sparked a

the orange order marks awsome. ok thanks to talk of the christian science monitor jason was focused. now just who is behind nato hit list for suspected africa to explore that suit it may have been britain's mafia agency coming up we've got a report on an afghan man who's lost half a dozen members of his family says the agency is giving incorrect air strike coordinates interest to the live chat about coming up hopefully plus two egypt's new cabinet comes under scrutiny as it leaves out the muslim brotherhood despite its popularity among a sway the vote is just a couple of stories right after this break. what drives american foreign policy values or merely interest washington claims it supports democracy as a universal value that makes a glaring exceptions when it suits its geo political purposes and what about the neo conservative agenda is it the genetic code the pax americana. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporat

the orange order of the approval. for the. local but with them so i think you are. in the wrong there is a question of rights anyone with the. rights to your order surely have a right to freedom of assembly mark some of them not want to see the. story. broke you want to march about it with people wanting to know the order of more or. less now take a look at some other stories from around the world and greece parliament has narrowly approved a public sector reform bill in order to secure a nine billion euros and financial aid from international lenders the ruling which will see thousands lose their jobs comes amid full scale and osteria protests throughout the country the german finance minister is scheduled to visit to greece on thursday to discuss a hundred million a year alone. ejects thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi have taken to the streets in cairo the demonstrators denounce the newly formed cabinet saying it's illegitimate as it emerged in the wake of a military coup the new government has entirely excluded members of morsi is musl

and belfast calls in six hundred extra police to keep order at the upcoming orange as unionists protest of the decision to shorten the route of the annual parade. it's eight am in the russian capital this is the with me will receive a very good morning to you from all of us here at the studios profit not patriotism may be driving the participation of telecom giants in washington surveillance program from microsoft to google it's a merger that companies are raking in cash by selling off the client data to the government and of course it's the taxpayers who are stumping up the cash. has more on the surveillance price list. if you are a u.s. taxpayer whether or not you agree with the government's wholesale electronic snooping you are paying for it and you will probably never know how much exactly because for the covert world of its unaccountable spying activities the government has a black budget but some numbers or available they refer to law enforcement requests so according to last year's disclosures america's telecommunications giants build the government just as they build their clien

this parade takes place annually and considered one of the most controversial of the unionist orange orders marching season out this year there's been some contention over the routes now normally the parade would pass the are doing shots that's considered a flash point aaron is actually about two hundred meters up the road from where i'm standing now now in the morning the small be the parade is going to be able to march past that area enjoying the main parade but the parades commission has ruled that after the parades finished they won't be allowed to return past that flashpoint area now that's the area we're in the past we've seen tensions flare up in some violence breaking out between the unionists and the nationalist community to live this year the marches are going to be stopped on their way back in a small feat a parade right here now that has caused some anger amongst the unionist community we've heard the orange order saying that there would be some protests in the coming days although they did say that their intention was for those to be peaceful of course so that has caused some c

marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out saying that the orange order haven't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already moving seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred bombs thrown at everyone hoping that which it has being here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to the violence christian science monitor corresponds decent walsh believes these ortiz did not expect such an escalation. because we grew up with six number we were working on what i think no one was expecting or. the point of going on. which is a bit of a. foreign border. for the work. but with the residents so i think you are. there in the room there is a question of rights for anyone with the. rights to your order surely have a right to freedom of ass

marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative move move some people speaking out say to the orange order haven't learned any lessons from the violence he's seen of recent days already moving seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred petrol bombs thrown and everyone paying that which it has been here that these all party talks now getting underway can bring an end to the violence. and going back now to our breaking news story here in r.t. accords in the russian city of cure of has found only seen a volley leading opposition figure into it from. blogger guilty on investment charges art is going to go outside the courthouse and joins us now for more on it so what is the latest from the courthouse with more can you tell us about the verdict. well the valley along with his former boss but if it's out of

marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out say to the orange order hasn't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already moving seventy three stocks is injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred homes traded everyone paying that which it has being here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to violence. well recap the breaking news story here in our. leading opposition figure and blogger has been found guilty of embezzlement by a court in the city of care of the man best known for his crusade against corruption was himself charged with defrauding a state owned timber company of almost half a million dollars when acting as an unpaid adviser to the local governor the sentence has yet to be announced but prosecutors have been pushing for a six year jail

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the orange order for. the local residents so i think you want your. rights to your order surely don't. want to march in another group of people. the order of more. meanwhile over in england police were also called up in droves as a far right protest spiraled into full on clashes between police and a fascist groups in birmingham at least fifteen people were arrested during the demonstration organized by the english defense league in their drive against what they call the islamization of their country over a thousand police were called in to keep the peace but forty say they can ban these gatherings despite the surge in violence since the horrific killing of a british soldier in london in may. at least sixty five people have been killed in a string of coordinated bombings in and around iraq's capital another one hundred ninety people were injured as over thirteen bombs went off in baghdad the attacks targeted mainly bustling shiite areas as locals emerge after they were daily ramadan fast the ramadan and attacks have so far claimed over five hundred live

battles in northern ireland clashes continue in belfast following the annual orange order brain with skirmishes between protestant hardliners and police for the second night in a row. two am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story fugitive n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden seeking refuge in russia breaking almost three weeks of silence as he remains stuck in moscow's sheremetyevo airport the leaker says he's willing to stay in moscow until you sure he can secure safe passage to live in america where he's been granted asylum by several states or he's paul scott has been following snowden's attempt to escape u.s. prosecution. r.t. you confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite meeting with human rights activists and lawyers in which he requested assistance in getting to his final destination which is still believed to be latin america of course bolivia venezuela and nicaragua have all suggested they would take him in but it is proving very very difficult for

as clashes break out of the annual orange order parade despite a heavy police presence. shooting dead a top syrian rebel commander this in the latest escalation of infighting all among the opposition. well good morning from moscow worse now we're just off to eight am on saturday. world headlines let's get straight now to the whistleblower. lawyers have fresh support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia now this following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists at moscow's sheremetyevo airport that's where he's been holed up now for roughly three weeks get the details out told scott who joins us here on the program paul good morning to you so what's next morning well after three weeks in hiding edward snowden has finally been seen in public he called yesterday's meeting with human rights activists and noise not just from the international scene from into. national groups but also prominent russian figures as well now in this meeting he laid out his current plight explained his current situation and as you say he said that he was

marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out saying to the orange order haven't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already moving seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred bombs thrown at everyone playing that which it has being here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to the violence christian science monitor our own correspondent jason walsh says that despite a relative lull in the violence local authorities weren't prepared for just how long it would go on for. if you. were. what i think we were. we're. going on. a bit of a little. book we were. going through i think you are. richard prince the brits. it's your order surely don't read more some of. the. story we. want more people want to know who you are more. right f

lot longer than people have a mission and it's a bit of a lot of people quite annoyed with the orange order even of so you know for all the feedings and good for the with the local republican that i'm so i think the orange or. bearing the brunt of the losses there is a question of rice time and anyone with a little lights would say that the orange order surely have a right series freedom assemblage marsh somewhere even if i don't want to do this is this is the snowfall in the city that will slow down our and every year for some reason or another. writes with wunderlich and want to march in another that people want to leave. the or go to marseilles. well you go to our web site for more striking images of the violence simmering in belfast also online as well r t dot com reviving the ruins libyan officials want to transform now the rubble of the late leader colonel gadhafi is residents into a family recreation area. robot to the rescue this mechanical god could soon be saving lives in disaster areas says the pentagon's advanced research department all programmers have to do now is to get some

loyalist marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period a sustained writing i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out saying to the orange order hasn't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already moving seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred one strain and everyone paying that which it has been here that these all party talks now getting underway can bring an end to violence. coming up here's a thought imagine being paid by the bank every time you take out a loan ludicrous we'll find out how that works that with. here after the break. you want to hear something truly baffling the u.s. supreme court has ruled that generic drug makers cannot be sued for bad reactions to their products only the original branded creators of the drugs can the court's decision was five to four overturning a multimillion dollar award

marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out saying that the orange order haven't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already moving seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred petrol bombs training everyone paying that which it has being here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to the violence. in the world and some other news now we begin with greece where the greek parliament has now really approving of public sector reforms that will force thousands of people out of work through. as despite a large scale and protests throughout the country but it is needed to secure nine billion euros in financial aid from international lenders now the german finance minister is scheduled to visit greece on thursday to discuss its deep

that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out say to the orange order haven't learned any lessons from the violence we see of recent days already more than seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred homes traded everyone paying that which has been here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to violence. and to some other world news now the greek parliament has a narrower we have proved a public sector reform bill to secure nine billion euros in financial aid from international lenders the rolling of which will see thousands lose their jobs comes despite large scale protests throughout the country the german finance minister is scheduled to visit greece on thursday to discuss a hundred a million a year alone. in egypt thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi have taken to the streets of cairo the demonstrators denounced the newly formed cabinet branding it legitimate illegitimate rather as it emerged in the wake of a military coup the new government has entirely excluded mem

marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commission to have another parade on saturday this coming saturday very near to that contested area now that's been seen by many to be quite a provocative me move some people speaking out saying to the orange order haven't learned any lessons from the violence he's seen of recent days already more than seventy police officers injured more than sixty people arrested more than one hundred bombs training everyone hoping that which it has being here these party talks now getting underway can bring an end to violence. the u.s. congress has given the intelligence community an ultimatum scale back the surveillance or lose the power entirely now all this happened at a house judiciary committee hearing where cross party lawmakers demanded greater accountability and some though doubt they'll make good on that threat among the missing the cone to the legal director for the electronic frontier foundation which is one of the groups challenging the n.s.a. survei

break out of the annual orange order. very heavy police presence. with. the.

protestants known as the orange order number eight is victory in the annual parade but many catholics see the marches as being devices with some traditional parades passing through areas and sometimes violent rakes out. a reporter based in dallas past -- based in belfast has been covering the troubles in northern ireland for several years now. after a second night of violence and rioting, could you describe the mood today? >> at the moment, things are quiet. although tensions are still high, particularly in the protestant loyalist working class in north and east belfast where the worst of the rioting broke out on friday and saturday night. over the two nights of violence on friday and saturday, about 40 police officers were injured and they were pelted with bricks and petrol bombs and other missiles. an extra 630 police had to be brought into the streets on friday to help keep the peace during the annual friday parade. the chief constable for northern ireland said he's bringing an extra or hundred in light of the violence. they have been drafted in from forces across the uk to help ke

and violence in belfast as clashes break out of the annual orange order parade despite a very heavy police presence. within hears from a syrian rebel spokesman he says the front is tearing itself apart. militant. opposition. this is r t with. the week's top headlines here thanks for joining us lawyers have pledged support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists at moscow's sheremetyevo airport of course that's where he's been holed up for now well the past three weeks let's get the latest details he has. expressed his gratitude to the countries that have suggested they would take him in these include the likes of venezuela bolivia. but it's becoming apparent that it's increasingly difficult for him to get to these countries not only because of a lack of paperwork but also because of the mary. because aggressive pursuit of him which led to the grounding of people living in president's plane over european aspace of course last week and edward snowden says that such the such an aggressive proceeds is not

the violence in belfast last clashes break out at the annual orange order parade despite a heavy police presser. on the war within a syrian rebel spokesman tells on t.v. what should be cautious about supplying arms to the anti exxon front which she claims has been hijacked by al qaeda linked militants. this is our c coming to you live from moscow and news just in a bass crash on the outskirts of moscow has left at least twelve people killed and let's get the details from these polls called had a poll so what are we hearing from the crash site details are very sketchy at the moment and i can tell you that up to twelve people have been killed and nineteen injured as a bus collided with a truck in the outskirts of moscow now it was thought that the bus was carrying children has not yet been confirmed how many of the victims were children or what adults emergency services all on the scene as we speak emergency helicopters are there was well trying to go through the wreckage trying to find victims survivors. unfortunately possibly even more victims up to thirty other vehicles are thought to

police have been drafted into northern ireland after the clashes left dozens injured the prober orange order march turned violent because the traditional route was shortened to keep it from passing through a sectarian flashpoint or he sarah firth has more from belfast. tonight for that much. that. many very very. angry and she can. bring. the brain. function to. find. violence has flared up during anti-government demonstrations on the streets of istanbul officers using tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd clashes come after all i'm in turkey amended a law that prevents the military from stepping in and internal political disputes considered meant to measure as protests against the government continue in turkey's main cities. egypt's interim government announces a criminal investigation against deposed president morsi is part of a crackdown on muslim brotherhood leaders he's accused of spying inciting violence and ruining the nation's economy this image a backdrop of protests both for and against the ousted leader despite the beginning of ramadan celebrations saturday tens of thou

additional police were drafted into northern ireland after clashes left dozens injured probe reddish orange order march turned violent because the traditional route was shortened to keep it from passing through a sectarian flashpoint or reports. i didn't write that to. find out. that this is the front line. in the background that. at the front. of the. wrong the bus is being. pulled to kind of. sort of. coming. down from the grave i think that the fall of the. mall is it that they once again being pulled around the wildebeest. that tend to be calm and that this will be able to avoid it as he thinks. that we've already seen a number of things as well as some of the love and if not the little bit of. all the. community. might even think. a lot of questions will be off about whether anything could have been done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. violence flared up during government demonstrations on the streets of turkey's largest city istanbul officers used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd came after parliament amended a law that prevents the military from intervening in

and eight rioters injured trouble at a pro british orange order march attended by thousands flared up because the traditional route was shortened to stop it passing through a sectarian flashpoint police had to resort to water cannons to stop the angry mob entering the nationalist neighborhood. reports from belfast. i didn't write the bathroom. break but i. want to. find out why that oil or that this is the front line. in the back. in the front right. the. wrong the bus is being. deployed you put it. sort of. coming. down they. think that. they once again being pulled around the wall they. tend to be. able to. see things. in the bloody thing the number that was the. thing that not the little bit. on the. phone was. on my feet and taking. a lot of questions that will be all about whether anything being done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. whenever you don't call me on line team is a whole host of stories waiting at the moment for example on the blue soldiers who are excited about a new discovery system revealing the color of an italian planet which is sixty three light yea

as clashes broke out of the annual orange order parade despite a very heavy police presence. in the war within. syrian rebel spokesman he says the. tearing itself apart of the al qaeda linked.

writing after the annual loyalist parade in belfast turned violent trouble at the progress of orange order march attended by thousands fled because the traditional route welsh shortened to stop at ponce through a secretary and flashpoint police had to resort to water cannons to stop the angry mob entering the nationalist neighborhood to have three pull stuff from belfast like this right. right next to. nothing but. what. cried out. oh well. this is the front like all. you can see in the background that have been between the police and the brother who is ready to develop the core of the. rocks the buffaloes being loaded with by the people already being the will to convert that boy you've got to be really. sort of bully of the public eye here but. if you look down there you can see the way that they think that beautiful that they knew what was it that the one thing. being pulled around the world it was clear. that tend to be calm and be able to live the way he did it as he did that extremely ugly place in the crowd that we've already seen to number believe the good while the other the protes

have been injured in belfast after the annual orange order parade turned violent with several fires burning across the city and more than six hundred police drafted in from across the u.k. used water cannons to disperse angry mobs. right in the thick of it right there in central belfast. right that's. what. this is. probably. the. wrong. sort of. think that. once again. around the. potential to. be able. to. question the will be all about whether anything. to prevent this from happening. a civil war within a civil war the situation said to be brewing in syria or a top rebel commander has been shot dead by islamist militants the moderate free syrian army officer was by fighters from the radical front and f.s.a. official says they've since received threats from the islamists to kill all of the rebel army commandos and the various factions of the syrian opposition unable to form a united front against government forces which on a continued offensive across the country the latest outbreak of infighting has also stoked fear is that weapons smuggled through the rebels could end up in the hands of

hurled petrol bombs at police with security forces responding with water cannon and rest follows an orange order parade that was banned from marching on a stretch in northern belfast that separates loyalist and nationalist community. french police have arrested a norwegian having musician on suspicion of plotting a mass terrorist attack kristian vigorous was previously convicted of murder in norway and reportedly has close ties to the neo nazi movement there the arrest came after his wife bought four rifles with illegal firearms permit. now the world student games are drawing to nan's in central russia with a final competition is due to be held ahead of closing ceremony russia's overwhelming victory has been somewhat marred by criticism of politicizing the games let's talk more about the image of the games we're now joined live by paul scott from the house city. well hi there paul so tell us about the legacy of the games what are they what will they will be remembered by. yes well marina for the last twelve days because it has played host to thirteen thousand student athletes from over one hundr

again ban a new parade following the street riots sparked by a similar limitation last week the orange order planned to march along a street in belfast which separates brutally rival loyalist and nationalist communities. reports both first there's a city of flashpoint interfaces still a large extent very much divided along sectarian lines with loyalist and republican communities living right next door to each other and in times of tension it's all too easy for violence to break out as we've seen in recent days but away from that night i'm writing and it's a completely different story so we've come to gain a different perspective on what's happening in belfast. the titanic's and the odyssey arena and the waterfront welcome to moe's in belfast but as well as taking in the sights along the more glamorous was the front regeneration area this is a rule say given a guided tool through northern ireland's past troubles at the tool to avoid certain parts of the normal to overeat bringing us sharply back to the here and now to the belfast that in the days following the twelfth of july or in july to un

have denied permission for a unionist parade to be held in belfast to do the recent rioting the orange order was to march along the route separating the rival loyalist and nationalist communities r.t. sara first has the details but first there's a city of glass going in to pay its bill so long as it's then very much divided along sectarian lines with loyalist and republican communities living right next to each other and in times of tension is the violence to break out as we've seen in recent days but away from that night time writing and it's a completely. different story so we've come to gain a different perspective on what's happening in belfast. the titanic's and the odyssey arena and the waterfront welcome to moe's in belfast but as well as taking in the sights along the more glamorous was a front regeneration area because it is a rule say given a guided tour through northern ireland's past troubles at the tool to avoid certain parts of the normal to rate bringing us sharply back to the here and now to the belfast that in the days following the twelfth of july or in july to unionise par

eight injured trouble at a pro british orange order march attended by thousands fled up because the traditional route was shortened to stop it passing through a six point police had to resort to water cannons to stop the angry mob entering the nationalist neighborhood. reports from belfast. that's. what. was. wrong. around the. well the other. question though will be also about whether. to prevent this from happening. in other international news egypt's interim government has announced a criminal investigation against deposed president morsi as part of a crackdown a muslim brotherhood leaders he's accused of spying in saudi involvement in the country's economy this comes amid a backdrop of protests both for and against the ousted leader despite the beginning of ramadan some of the celebrations on saturday tens of thousands of run it in the capital in support of morsi whose whereabouts are still. so i guess parliament has amended a law which allows the military to oversee internal political disputes and friday legislators redefine the military's duty as towards outside threats only preventing th

petrol bombs at police who had forced the crowd back with water cannon and the unrest follows an orange order parade which was which was barred access to a street in northern belfast separating loyalist and nationalist communities. french police have arrested in the region heavy metal musician on suspicion of plotting a terrorist attack christian vicar niece was previously convicted of murder in norway and reportedly has close connections to the new nazi movement he has been described as a sympathizer of anders breivik the norwegian mass murderer responsible for a bombing and shooting rampage two years ago that claimed seventy seven lives the world student games are drawing to an end in the russian city of cazan russia's overwhelming lead in the metals count has been somewhat overshadowed by criticism that the government has been politicizing the games artie's paul scott is in the host city. well for the last twelve. to more than thirteen thousand. one hundred sixty countries now these gangs boasted more sports than ever before and there were more. than even at the london olympics last summer

and eight rogers injured trouble at approach british orange order march attended by thousands flared up because the traditional route was shortened to stop it passing through a sectarian flashpoint police had to resort to water cannons to stop the angry mob entering the nationalist neighborhood reports now from belfast. that's. what. i think that. this is. probably. the. wrong. sort of boy coming. down the. wolves at the once again. around the world it would. be. able to. fix. anything the number. of the. little bit of. all that. was. a lot of questions there will be all about whether anything being done to prevent this from happening. in other international news demonstrations both for and against mohamed morsy continue to occupy the streets of egypt's capital city is bracing itself for more violence as supporters of the ousted president marched against the country's military leaders they say they're defending democracy against a coup well the army continues its crackdown on muslim brotherhood leaders but what about the morsi is still. turkey's parliament is amended a law which allo

and eight riot has injured trouble at a pro british orange order march attended by fountains fled because the traditional route will stretch out and to stop at passing through a sectarian flashpoint police have to resort to water cannons to stop the angry mob and trying the nationalist the nationalist neighborhood reports now from belfast like. i did the right next to. zero. zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. but this is the big brother like bull but you can see in the background that in between the police and the brother in law it is ready to develop the core of the. bronx the buffaloes being flooded with by the people already being the will to cut it deployed you've got to be really not the sort of body of the public. that if you look down there you can see the bridge that they think that the slope of the. then what was it that the once again being pulled around the world it was the right that tends to be called that this will be able to be avoided that i think that extremely ugly place. that we will anything to num

bombs at police with security forces having responded with water cannon the unrest follows an orange order parade that was banned from marching on a stretch in northern belfast that separates loyalist and nationalist communities. french police have arrested a norwegian heavy metal musician on suspicion of plotting a terrorist attack christian was previously convicted of murder in norway and reportedly has close connections to the new nazi movement he has been described as a sympathizer of brevik norwegian mass murderer responsible for boom a bombing and shooting rampage two years ago that claimed seventy seven lives. the world student games are drawing to an end in central russia where the final competitions due to be held i have the closing ceremony russia's overwhelming lead in the mel's count has been somewhat marred by criticism that the government's been politicizing the games all the talk more about the image of the competition we're now joined live by our correspondent paul scott who is in because on so poll tell us a bit more about the legacy of the games and specifically what will

and violence in belfast clashes broke out at the annual orange order parade despite a very heavy police presence. within a syrian rebel spokesman tells us the west should be very careful about supplying the. which he claims has been hijacked by al-qaeda linked militants. worldwide news live from moscow this is r t with me wrong and welcome to the program today. lawyers have pledged support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists at moscow's sheremetyevo airport of course that's where he's been holed up now for about three weeks let's get the details live from joining us here on the program hello to you paula so what's next well are to confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite yesterday's meeting the shutter met or the airports with human rights activists in which he requested assistance in getting to his final destination which is still believed to be. in latin america of course bolivia venezuela and nica

the violence in belfast past clashes break out of the annual orange order parade despite a heavy police presence. on the war within a syrian rebel spokesman tells all save the west should be cautious about supplying arms to the anti assad front she claims has been hired by al kind an intimate.

movement hurled cattle bombs at police who force the crowd back with water cannon and rest follows an orange order parade which was barred axes to the streets in northern belfast separating loyalist and nationalist communities. french police have arrested a norwegian heavy metal musician on suspicion of plotting a terrorist attack christianity was previously convicted of murder in norway and reportedly has close connections to the new nazi movement he has been described as a sympathizer brevik in a region mass murder responsible for bombing and shooting rampage two years ago that claimed seventy seven lives. now the world student games are drawing to an end in the russian city yes because on russians are well meaning lead in other metals cowan has been somewhat marred by criticism that the government's been politicizing the games all to talk more about the image of the competition we're now joined by paul scott from the whole city because on all thank you for joining us so what sort of legacy will remain after the games. well for the last twelve days because iran has played host to more than thirt