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offices two hours prior to the game with kick off due at three pm moscow time now but you still believe r r t. just a day after being cleared of a doping charge told the france champion alberto contador is returned to cycling by beginning a second successive title defense and it's horribly algarve in portugal and so on a day off he was cleared of doping. federation remember the twenty eight year old spiny ever tested positive for a substance last year on the way to winning his tour de france the spanish cycling's governing body exempted but he hadn't intentionally ingested the substance pointing contaminated beef. twice talking now and several days remain before the playoffs get underway to nominate. a miley wrong bottom level of motors near the skier in the russian capital point eight goals about t.v. also scored eight seconds you can see the four event in champion's eyes basel started to set a style of the road to warm scots in petersburg with three two winners of the police ball because like side bodies it's not good for every game you have a games i'm all sore all away for free to him a c

r r t. the founder of whistle blowing web site wiki leaks will reappear in a london court friday to fight a swedish extradition of war julian assange the defense lawyer says a swedish side should come to the u.k. to explain the sexual misconduct allegations facing their client or his lawyer and it has more from this high profile case. well it was supposed to be the last days day and it's pretty interesting that it wasn't in fact they said that there wasn't enough enough time to hear the closing statements and they're going to come back on friday morning for just a half day stay the defense on the prosecution can submit their closing thoughts the reason it's interesting is because sweden is requesting a sauces extradition under the european arrest warrant. system and in general under that system the british court isn't actually allowed to hear any evidence but in fact they seem to be hearing it all and the only reason for that that i can think of is that this is a particularly high profile case of course and the court system is afraid of a media storm that could ensue if the british court system just gives. in terms of the evidence that we've heard over these two days the prosecution's been arguing very simply that there's no reason that assad shouldn't go to sweden but the chief swedish prosecutor mariano has been conspicuously absent through this entire proceeding and in fact so much so that she received a challenge from a soldier's lawyer mark stephens this evening he said and he really threw down the gauntlet to her he said come to london and the reason that she wouldn't come to london was because she didn't want to face the cross-examination that she knows she can't win and in terms of defense evidence we heard from the defense that they have seen but not been given copies of by the prosecution around one hundred text messages from the victims these these these people that. are sexually assaulted or raped that they heard that these two women expected to be paid and that they wanted revenge against julian assault and also that they planned to contact some newspapers to have our soldiers reputation destroyed or some other evidence that we've heard over the course of these two days was about whether whether essence would get a fair trial in sweden and it was from a former swedish judge and she gave evidence for the defense and she said that the rule of law in sweden has been deteriorating since the mid one nine hundred seventy s. she also gave her opinion on marianne the prosecutor she said that she holds a grudge against men and that she's a radical feminist and that these charges are very possibly politically motivated and she also said that public opinion in sweden is very much against us all as most people she said in sweden believe that he's a rapist before they view. the evidence now of course the defense's main fear is that if a soldier is extradited to sweden he will then be extradited to america we've been hearing for the last couple of months that the u.s. is preparing a request for him on the grounds of espionage charges in relation to the wiki leaks embassy cable releases which are of course deeply embarrassing to washington now sweden has what might be called a cozy relationship with the u.s. it's previously cooperated with the u.s. on illegal rendition most notably of a terrorist suspect who was then sent on to egypt where he was in fact tortured so sweden does have what you might call form for cooperating with the u.s. in these matters and if sent to the u.s. it's really not clear what would happen to us on she's even received death threats from certain u.s. politicians including sarah pailin who said that he should be hunted down like al qaida the defense is also arguing that he may be subject to the death penalty if he's if he does go to the u.s. all that he may be kept in a detention facility like guantanamo or something similar. to the u.k. is pirate party laws cases there is overwhelming support for the work that a song doing. we think there is a very real danger julian assange could be taken to the united states even possibly detained in going to turn him over and actually basically pursuit of some kind of espionage charges and what i'm seeing in terms of how people are responding to the wiki leaks is that actually people overwhelmingly support the freedom of information we can see how the free flow of information has been absolutely crucial to democracy united states politicians out to criticize him but even actually have been calling for his assassination i think that means that it's going to be impossible to see any kind of fair trial of justice if june in the sand is going to be extradited to sweden. perspective there from lowe's head of the u.k.'s pirate party speaking with us from manchester. turning now to egypt were constitutional reforms intended to diffuse public anger have backfired after thousands of protesters poured back into tahrir square in an apparent rejection of the proposals the demonstrations are now entering their third week with anti-government protesters demanding the president step down or he's possibly or has the latest from cairo. what we've now into the third week of and mubarak demonstrations and the numbers on the street just keep growing and his square is still remaining the focal point here in downtown cairo hundreds of thousands of people on the streets as we speak and also the city of alexandria we threw off the course of the day tens of thousands of people have been coming to protest these small started at around midday when government buildings close in the last day also people have received base salaries and just yesterday monday the government announced that it would be giving a fifty percent increase to the wages of government employees and pensions but that was greeted with a lot of anger at people saying that if the government can do that now why couldn't they do it ages ago when people were campaigning for those kind of changes organizers of also mocked tuesday why day and sunday as a million man march is the human rights watch has issued a report saying that in the last two weeks of mine and two hundred and ninety seven people have been killed we haven't had any kind of comprehensive support from the egyptian government to the vice president almost to them and so on egypt's and state television on behalf of president mubarak and he said that the president had issued a presidential decree that would see what needed to be fake to the establishment to work in the two committees the first committee would look at implementing constitutional reform the second committee would look at implementing the decisions in the conclusions that have been reached in national dialogue those with those meetings between six opposition groups and the vice president almost two men there is a third. committee that is due to begin working in the next few days it won't consists primarily of young people and it will focus primarily on young people it will investigate the violence of the past few days and also ways of bringing people to book the vice president did reiterate that all these kind of routes were a way for the government to ensure a smooth prose process and a smooth path to free and fair elections and again saying that the government was not planning to persecute in any way people who have taken to the streets over the last two weeks now it is interesting that the president is increasingly choosing his vice president to speak on his behalf we haven't heard from mubarak since that first week of violence back in january so the man is somebody who is respected but he's not particularly well liked here in egypt and here's someone that people closely aligned with the american administration as i investigate in this report it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar so a man hardly the words of a neutral broker and worse far removed from the people who had ministration claims to be listening to. dr meg deep below all heads up human rights organization that teaches each opinions about democracy he says egyptians don't like superman for the very reason americans do almost see the man is part of this illusion we consider american people. didn't. want to keep him. lit mubarak who was still. in power in those early to last year by the u.k.'s telegraph is the most powerful spook in the region so a man is suave sophisticated and fluent in english but the former head of egypt's intelligence service worked for years as the cia's man in cairo. extraordinary. silliman is accused of having been personally involved in torturing suspects which is the problem now in egypt is there's a struggle between not between mubarak and the people but because between the american cia covert operators of u.s. power around the world and the people are having to try to get mubarak replaced with somebody else it's hard to ignore the fact that the very abuses that drove hundreds of thousands of people into the streets had some assistance from the united states people have collected almost with pride these empty tear gas cylinders that have the words made in the usa written on them and so so much for regime change so a man was as much made in america as the dictator who appointed him and who is now being thrown out by the egyptian people wiki leaks cables show the u.s. administration was grooming him for years as far back as two thousand and seven it had a radio identified him as a possible successor to president mubarak. in many of our contacts believe that solely because of his military background the least have to figure in any succession scenario and so when obama goes on record and says he gyptian is must choose for themselves it is not the world any other country to determine egypt's leaders only the egyptian people can do that people here laugh because the secretary of state is admitting to something different but we have to do is to set a consistent message this morning the orderly transition has the. urging you know the way transparency is here very hard but many egyptians are afraid of and think he's more a dictator the mr mubarak which he. it's the united states out in the cold when it has to explain why it's spec'ing him policy on r t kyler. professor lisa hood jar author of the book courting conflicts as vice president suleiman is already alienating protesters and opposition leaders with many of his tactics. in my took over as the head of the egyptian equivalent of the cia the general intelligence services in one thousand in ninety three and that's a position he held until two weeks ago when he became vice president each passing day diminishes the appeal of silly mind he did something very odd in some ways it undermined his credibility as a power broker with the protesters he organized a meeting two days ago with a hand selected group of people that he wanted to speak with some including members of the muslim brotherhood and though the people who attended the meeting thought it was a talk to talk about talking in other words to set some ground rules for what would be happening but in fact immediately after the meeting he came out and told the egyptian people on state t.v. that they reached a consensus and that t

the police will make cop corruption and security lapses i think of the past exit in the church of r r t. but hearings into the extradition case of wiki leaks founder julian i thought will resume on friday after the end of the second day of the inquiry in london it's then that the closing statement on the case will be read out to determine whether he will be handed over to. laura and that is outside the court with more. well it was supposed to be the last day today and it's pretty interesting that it wasn't in fact they said that there wasn't enough time to hear the closing statements going to come back on friday morning for just a half day's the defense on the prosecution can submit their closing thoughts the reason it's interesting is because sweden is requesting songs extradition under the european arrest warrant system and in general under that system the british court isn't actually allowed to hear any evidence but in fact they seem to be hearing it all and the only reason for that that i can think of is that this is a particularly high profile case of course and the court system is

message will have hit home until then look at all saw and we all in the whole instance are churkin r r t philadelphia. how would you feel if you were broken up in the middle of the night by an intruder in your home who then began beating you probably not very good right well how do you feel about intruder who came in and announced and then started abusing you was the police and that's exactly what happened to students at rutgers university who are now suing the new brunswick new jersey police department for the mistaken drug raid but the thing is this incident isn't a one off no not police raids happened between seventy and eighty thousand times a year all across the u.s. and iraq warrants were issued by judges one may believe that the element of surprise can help officers avoid danger or keep people from destroying evidence but many critics argue that they create more violence and they avoid and that they don't necessarily seem legal and i think it's a constant one of the record students said it best i don't think anyone should ever be allowed to just come in your house and just beat th

really trusts the alliance our cats renos r o r t. well you're with r.t.m. plenty more ahead this hour including a look at two three years of kossovo self declared independence from serbia it's still not the breakaway region any closer to recognition by the majority of the un member states stead it's brought costs of those nearest closer to the prosecution. and as the u.s. looks to slash its defense budget critics say it's just a drop in the ocean for the world's biggest military spender will find out more in just a few minutes. ties between moscow and the vatican saw a dramatic improvement this week when president medvedev met pope benedict the sixteenth in rome while the two discussed ways of refusing dialogue between the russian orthodox and catholic churches in the latest attempt to better relations that were destroyed during soviet times and that's just over a year since small scale of the vatican restored to full diplomatic ties earlier the president met with prime minister silvio berlusconi in rome where they signed a multi-million dollar energy deal

really trusts the alliance i don't catch reno's r o r t. meanwhile the us defense budget is going under the knife as the country's cigs to slash national debt from a staggering fourteen trillion dollars the proposed version will see seventy eight billion dollar cuts in defense funding over ten years that's significantly less than comparison with a four hundred billion slashes in discretionary spending which includes education food safety and environmental protection now even with the upcoming cuts washington will still account for almost half of the world's military expenses defense analyst laura calmly told us that the u.s. love of defense can't last forever. the defense budget is is actually higher now than it was at the peak level of spending during the cold war we're spending more on defense than they are spending during the war in vietnam as well and defense spending in the country is actually doubled since two thousand and one so really i think we need to do a better job of matching our resources and our priorities i think since two t

r t. oh you're watching r t n still ahead for you this hour we'll hear how george clamp down on everything russia has now accepted what the two nations have shared the centuries that's good news that. well the russian foreign ministry has called our lands expulsion of a russian diplomat an unfriendly move and promised it would respond dublin claims the identities of several irish citizens were taken to create counterfeit documents for russian agents uncovered in the u.s. last year artie's your group is cut off reports from moscow. the russian foreign ministry has called iowa's decision to deport its diplomats an unfriendly move which will have serious consequences these are the only comments. for after dublin accused of the russian intelligence service stealing real existing irish identities you know to forge passports to cover up secret operations in the united states i would say that this is a result of an investigation which started right after last summer's spy scandal between moscow and washington when a group of people were arrested in the united states and found guilty of being secr

r t. you are with r t live from the russian capital and coming your way in just a matter of minutes out of love you get a song has to assume one of wiki leaks publishing partners the guardian for libel there are claims that the newspaper redacted the cables in line with this editorial agenda plus. legal drinking age in russia is eighteen years old so how easy is it for a teenager to get his or her hands on some hard liquor we sent our hidden camera to find out what feels underage booze addiction and who's to blame. this week wiki leaks founder julian assange faced extradition hearings in london the verdict on whether he will be handed over to sweden for questioning over sexual assault allegations. expected later this month and with the u.s. reportedly preparing its own case against a song many are seeing a show conspiracy between the two countries and he said no it has more on the long lasting us swedish cooperation. so we didn't a quiet little neutral scandinavian nation the current foreign policy establishment in sweden has a remarkably close relationship with the united states the count

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r t from vienna. just a little bit later here on r t we get a glimpse into the future of a major walking event. of what's to come and russia's resort city of sochi as the host of the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics puts a brand new slogan to the test. well in the wake of the egyptian revolution activists in the middle east are turning up the heat on their own governments riots have broken out all across the region thousands are rallying in yemen and in bahrain where two demonstrators have been killed two activists were also killed in clashes with police in the iranian capital on monday the protest entire arm took place just a day after the u.s. state department began inspiring iran's opposition with twitter messages in farsi it's the first such riot in the country for over a year on tuesday iranian m.p.'s called for the opposition leaders to be tried and executed meantime u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says washington quote clearly and directly supports the protesters contributor wayne madsen thinks the american stance on iran is actually harming the opposition. the regime in

r t tel aviv. well coming up in just a couple of moments here on r t it's a religious affair in rome russian president dmitri medvedev visits the vatican and we have all the details of his meeting with the pope and how it could change the relationship between the country's church and. also still the wealthiest woman finds herself in the middle of a multimillion dollar theft scandal you get all the details later here on r.t. . but first u.s. congressmen and pentagon officials are debating how best to trim the country's fourteen trillion dollars national debt president barack obama has already proposed cutting the massive defense budget by seventy eight billion over the next five years well the pentagon is making sure the cut doesn't come at the expense of america's ability to wage war all non-essential programs are being slashed the proposed budget will actually see the pentagon spending grow this year we cannot cross live to the u.s. capitol and talk to me she's from the national security center for american progress thanks very much indeed for joining us here on our team the defense secretary robert

you're with r t it's good to have your company now and still to come this hour here on r t locked up in the land of the free liberty takes a back seat to justice as the prisons fill up we take a look at one man's bid to redress the balance. three years after declaring independence from serbia because of who continues to face social and economic turmoil the recent elections there were widely criticized russia's envoy to the un pointed to a number of violations and voiced concern that radical parties were able to gain votes with high unemployment and rising poverty self-proclaimed a vulcan republic of course a vote is offering fertile ground for hardline islam there are now growing fears the region could be turning into a major terrorist target right in the heart of europe and those artes sarah ferguson finding out extremist rhetoric speaking imported alongside foreign aid. press time in causeways capital and the mosques overflowing ninety percent of the population here are muslim and known for their liberal interpretation of the faith but there are now growing concerns that a fundamen

r t. ok you had tonight right of encourage is currently on trial for balkan war crimes soon on r t we profile the side of the former bosnian serb leader you probably won't have seen before is coming up very shortly after updated you on the hours main business stories with kareena in a few moments. iraq to business thanks for joining us i may spend up to seven billion dollars on a new electronic card system that is aimed at facilitating payments for government services ranging from public transport punchers recordings to a place numerous existing cards issued by various government agencies cutting red tape and making services more affordable president said the new card could also become a new identity document. it's a problem this card will integrate us into the digital world and it will provide a radical increase of digital literacy for ordinary people which will allow for more comfortable relations with the state among the many functions of this new universal card it may also become the main identity document the russians in the near future will process continue to grow on fears that unrest

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r t. in. the. golden. tent. in israel. that. is selling to. be. the largest prison population in the world. five am in moscow i'm going to have you with us here on r t our top story three people have been killed two injured after a gunman opened fire on a tourist minibus in the russian republic of korea due to walk area a few hours later a cable tower at a ski resort of terror school of terror school was blown up now hotels in the center of the busy tourist village have been evacuated after a suspected car bomb was discovered artie's catarina as are about has the latest details despite the fact that it is of course located in russia's volatile north caucuses it has been perhaps one of the most calm and stable republics so these events that have unfolded in the last twenty four hours are certainly very stressful what originally started as an ordinary ski trip ended in tragedy when five people were making their way from a mosque out to a resort in the russian republic of korea on their way from the airport to the actual resort.

r. i t live from moscow coming up on the program kidnapped by the system a russian woman fights to feed her daughters from stories have allegedly with the girls away without warning r t investigates the cakes. and rushes marking the eightieth birthday of the man who took perestroika to its limits and introduce democracy following the collapse of a soviet union as remember most for his sweeping reforms and free market aspirations but four years after his death the legacy of the first president of russia still divides many parties accountable reports from his home city. the main event is the opening day and availing of the a monument a wide marble all bill is that you can see behind me but in addition to that a lot of advance a planned across the country of iraq concerts will take place here and he may put in more of a series of photo exhibit. a tennis tournament for children tennis was of course the favorites for the more sales and but this isn't your office is of course this is the. formerly known as and last the hometown of boris yeltsin president of a there phrased russia's first president for his courage in staring the country towards democracy. is a part of our

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r.'s five hundred crew from the martian surface for the last time. or welcome to you live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me.thanks for being with us it's two pm here in the russian capital one pm in tripoli libya and libyans are digging their heels in protest in key cities despite the violent response from the police as they tried to curb the anti-government demonstrations world leaders are rounding on libyan authorities calling for an immediate end to the clashes while increasing numbers of protesters are demanding for an end to the forty one year rule of colonel gadhafi hundreds have been killed and over a thousand injured during a week of on rast with reports of airstrikes from the country's own military on monday rumors spread that the libyan leader had fled the trouble later made a brief and defiant t.v. appearance saying he was still in the country one of his songs blamed exiles and outsiders for pushing libya to the brink of civil war and denied the.

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