eleven am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t with reports of more violence in syria the red cross is calling for a daily cease fire in the country with moscow throwing its weight behind the move and two hour truce is necessary to evacuate the wounded and allow in food and medicine u.n. teams currently on the ground for with a government led humanitarian mission there are attending to launch a monitoring operation to help them solve the crisis a recent spate of violence in the syrian cities made the regime point the finger at saudi arabia and qatar saying the arab states who are involved in terror of lies the gulf nations were accused by assad's regime of arming those behind the deadly strikes journalist michael hughes thanks damascus has grounds for the accusations. i think some of it is there already and we are writing it from now which means sunni and shiite and the reagan years you know the war we were going on between saudi and iran we're not in a lot of hard evidence right. it's not unreasonable to conclude that based on the nature of the attack. and the f

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still ahead this hour here on r t fuel frenzy drivers in the u.k. rushing to the promises they're warned of a possible fuel tanker strike across. it's really creepy to have someone holding up the machines in your face that you have no idea not only the health of the fact of it but what they're actually using with their larger purpose you think it is or how soon may your dishwasher start spying on you we track big brother's plans for the privacy of americans. but first the gunman who killed seven people including three school children in one of france's worst terror attacks has been buried outside the city of toulouse has after days of debate on what to do with the body of mohamed merah a frenchman with algerian roots but as well as being a figure of public hatred morales also becoming a game changer in the country's upcoming election or his tests are so your reports from paris. the mom of mira was killed by police after a thirty two hour seizure and to lose his life may have ended that day but his story has given france's presidential hopefuls an ex

thanks for joining r t russia says kofi announced peace efforts could be the last chance for syria to avoid plunging into a long lasting bloody civil war the joint u.n. arab special envoy and the russian president have just talks in moscow to discuss ending the violence and to get both sides in the conflict into talks more or less from the parties peter all see that russia has been a key participant in the syria discussions what's been said. well kofi annan has been in moscow holding talks with president dmitry medvedev as well as foreign minister sergei lavrov talking about the call going quite as syria now kofi annan is the author of a six point plan to try and bring around peace in the country now included in this this plan a universal cease fire also that humanitarian aid be allowed to. get into those parts of syria that need it most also that dialogue take place between the sides in the ongoing crisis there now during that meeting to present dmitri medvedev saying just how important the anon plan could be to the future of syria. for syria describing the last chance to avoid a pro

r t beirut lebanon. the assad government has scheduled parliamentary elections for the start of may russia is praising the move but says change and reforms are long overdue on the ground syrian troops have overrun another flashpoint city pushing back armed rebels opposition activists claim the area is now becoming the scene of a park down while the government's hailing victory against what it calls foreign funded terrorism rabble political leaders and health confirmed today have been promised more weapons from abroad meanwhile the international community is still unable to reach consensus on how to act the un estimates more than eight thousand people have been killed in syria since last march international consultant load burnoose says it's up to damascus to deliver on its promises of more reform. it's wrong to talk about the opposition in syria there are all sorts of listen forces who want to democratic regime who want to negotiate but who are against military intervention now this is not good for them

eleven am in moscow i met good to have you with us here on r t our top story u.n. the states have agreed to tone down a proposed security council statement on syria and a clear sign the world body could be moving toward a united stance russia says it's ready to back a resolution as long as there are no ultimatums aimed at the assad regime or he's middle east correspondent paula smear has more. the statement as such is a statement that would not be binding and this is because although the violence in syria has been ongoing for more than a year in that time security council members have been unable to agree on a resolution a resolution by comparison is binding a statement is not but it does have the potential to become a resolution at a later stage now russia is backing this statement and has added it will back a resolution that will be formulated from the proposal being put forward by the former head of the united nations coffee or not he has a six point peace plan but moscow has made the point that any kind of statement any kind of resolution can not blame soli nee

pm in moscow i met treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t tens of millions of russians choosing the man who will be president for an unprecedented six year term today polling stations close in less than two hours we're bringing you comprehensive coverage from the heart of moscow. as we've been reporting throughout the day high turnout expected with russians having shown a huge level of political activity leading up to this vote authorities are making every effort to make sure the poll is transparent as possible hundreds of thousands of independent observers are spread nationwide in every ballot box out of the watchful gaze of wide web cams for the first time that anyone can go online and watch parties like sarah shared ski live in red square with all the latest so let's say only two hours left for western russia to wrap up its voting what's the latest that you're hearing right now on how it's all going. well that we are entering the final hour of voting in moscow and central russia and one more remaining for the western most part of russia t

eleven am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t with the u.n. showing a united stance on syria after months of deadlock the u.s. has tried in damascus with more pressure and isolation i lost the latest peace initiative is carried out the move endorses special envoy kofi annan peace plan including an immediate cease fire by both sides access for humanitarian aid and the start of political dialogue despite this opposition leaders admit some foreign states are sending weapons to support them the u.s. based journalist and author susan lindauer thinks that by fully backing the opposition washington isn't helping resolve the crisis. a lot of the reasons the violence has continued is that the united states is covertly financing the opposition to the government the united states. providing tactical assistance for training military operations it's being done outside of the country just across the border however as long as as washington continues to feed this conflict it will go on but the message needs to start with washington washington has got to stop

rif national r t beirut lebanon well meantime the assad government showed will parliamentary elections now for the seventh of may russia's praising the move put cyst change in reforms a long overdue on the ground syrian troops have overrun another flashpoint city is pushing back armed rebels there opposition activists claim the areas now become the scene of a crackdown and while the government's hailing victory against what it calls foreign funded terrorism rebel political leaders have confirmed they have been promised more weapons from abroad meantime the international community still unable to reach consensus on how to wire act there's been calls from some countries for military intervention but one veteran u.s. statesman says getting involved could destabilize the entire region. the conflict within syria is still sporadic it is not a comprehensive conflict it is not a conflict which has visible united. and a clear platform so i think that this america plunging ahead with military action right here or with some other notion of how to resolve this problem by force i think would be cou

r t beirut lebanon. to talk more on the string of explosions in syria's major cities i'm joined live now by a beirut based political analyst after all martin sharpie well a lot of glass is the third in two days and follows the same pattern as the earlier attacks is there a possible connection between them and what message are those responsible trying to get across. yes it's still it's still a bit early to give. a conclusive vision on what happened who is responsible because he investigation is ongoing and we should wait for the results from the city and tradition or that our source to do this using all the forensic experts using all the legal processes that are required however one can clearly see that the objectives realize that the objectives of these explosions that are coming within two days two explosions are in the capital and then this explosion today in the second largest city in syria this shows that there is an intent to actually destroy or create obstacles to the initiative by the former secre

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pm in moscow i met treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t millions of russians today choosing the man who'll be president for an unprecedented six year term polling stations close in a little less than five hours we're bringing you comprehensive coverage from the heart of moscow. today's turnout said to be high with russian voters showing a huge level of political activity leading up to the vote authorities making every effort to keep the poll as transparent as possible hundreds of thousands of independent observers spread nationwide and every ballot box under the watchful eye of webcams which anyone can view with streaming video artie's alexei or ships he live for us in moscow keeping an eye on the vote for us here on r t so how's it been going what's the turnout like and already observers satisfied. well we can now say that the election has tossed its equator with only just five hours remaining until polling stations close across the country and it will happen at about nine pm mosco time and that's exactly when we will receive the first ex

there live from moscow to levon pm you're watching r t with me kevin oh in our top story leading us to france officials have admitted that president obama asked the pentagon to set a military options on syria but defense secretary leon panetta and general martin dempsey said the no fly zone similar to livia's would be a challenge that's because of the syrian army's higher competence and military capabilities u.s. lawmakers are also trying to push through a fresh bunch of financial sanctions now against syria at a calling for president assad to be referred for war crimes tribunal but experts inside syria believe the more foreign powers intervene the more violent the crisis becomes as artie's maria for national reports now from damascus. as the syrian conflict stretches down to time it has also spread geographically i case of the uprising belt half of the country's borders what's happening in syria is. rages and what you've seen is the international community mobilize against the assad regime strategic analyst says one thing is clear though it's certainly gun far beyond the words of symp

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thanks for staying with us here on r t thirteen minutes past the hour in moscow u.k. construction workers are demanding justice after after after some of them were discovered campaigning for safer jobs had landed them on a secret black hole its investigation found some of the information used to identify so-called troublemakers came from police archy's or smith as more. for more king for speaking the truth that these trade unionists and whistle blowers all fighting back after years of wondering why they couldn't get a job these skills engine is now know their names were on an illegal luckily. in two thousand and four form a union organizer steve hadley was mysteriously sacked and for the next four years he wondered why he couldn't get another full time job then a friends told him about so blacklist held by a private company and accessed by some of the u.k.'s biggest construction firms sure enough he uncovered a sixteen page file on himself the cause and the details are probably it's hard i was robbed by political of my political activists were right through agencies w

stay with us here on r t still to come the prejudice faced by gypsies and travellers in the u.k. . shows that it was even a piece of property that he says from the things he's about i mean britain slammed for discriminating against the roma community as families are addicted from campsites and some pubs even refuse to serve them. plus twitter online for six years now but hasn't done more harm or more good investigate if humans. but first israel says there is no agreement on the table with washington on what would be the right time to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon the u.s. military meanwhile has concluded that an israeli strike on iran would spill into a regional war that could leave hundreds of americans dead author trita parsi says a war would spell disaster not just for the u.s. but israel to. there's been an ongoing campaign for the last couple of months in which the u.s. military is leaking information about how dangerous it would be if the israelis were to attack iran how counterproductive it would be and what it would do to the united states because it would drag th

r t beirut lebanon. the latest blasts in syria come ahead of a planned visit by u.n. teams to the country special envoy kofi annan is urging all sides to agree to a cease fire and for a dialogue to begin between the assad government and the opposition based political analyst dr omar national he told us the bombings in damascus and aleppo are aimed at the railing those efforts the objectives of these explosions that are coming within two days two explosions there in the capital and then this explosion today in the second largest city in syria this shows that there is an intent to actually destroy or create obstacles to the initiative by the former secretary general of the united nations kofi annan who is acting on behalf of the united nations and on behalf of the arab league and would seize the support . at least verbal support from the russian foreign ministry now these explosions actually show the need for the success of this that and mission. and coming up later in the program a grieving mother and an angry europe. because they feel they can intimidate the police in

for pm in moscow i mattress or bring you our special election coverage here on r t putin heading back to the kremlin nearly all the votes counted and they confirm a landslide win for the prime minister for the next moves with live to manage square where sarah says he is standing by live for us so what's the premier getting up to the day after his win. well he's integration as russia's president will happen in two months from now on may seventh as far as we understand but certainly the important will become russia's president for the third time in twelve years and we understand that until then until he is integration until the day he will be officially sworn in as russia's president he also has a lot of work to do first of all he is planning a meeting with all of his presidential rivals invited every single one of them we understand that almost all of them will be there apart from the ninety's are going to the communist party leader who. refuses to be at this meeting believing that the voting was illegitimate and he does not want to recognize the official results of this vote and i'd l

rif national r t beirut lebanon. well you know as dr bassam abu abdullah a professor of international relations at damascus university talked to the thanks ever so much for taking the time to be with us tonight syria's ruling party says islamic extremists have behind these latest string of attacks who do you think is responsible. good evening. the two dearest creations yesterday. we heard from these operations through important messages the first one to the syrian people who. were in millions in their last referendum because their new constitution their second message is to the syrian syrian people that they have been in the fifteenth of march in the streets. not only in syria about around the world so i think that the targets from these are parishes especially when you are talking about the christian neighborhood in the mosque. it was a strong message and they think that this kind of a persians it gives your impression that this is scar them with the. kind of operations we could see in my school or in many places in

so to come here on r t the next hour in our close up series on cutting burke . we take a trip off the beaten path to highlight our russian village with a small population limited resources but with one very unique name. with two bloody uprisings in just seven years both of which resulted in leaders being toppled from power it's no surprise that security has become a major concern in the central asian republic of kyrgyzstan but amid accusations of police brutality and violence the task of maintaining peace has been taken over by vigilante groups flooding the country's cities however as it's on a boy who reports there are fears they're not just serving the interests of the people. perfecting their blows and kicks in bishkek downtown this young man a constant reminder of the violence that apparently shifted just on street politics for the past decade. this is. the punch line stretched to the heart of the country's security problems two years ago during the last third is revolution the police opened fire if protesters. almost seven forcing the president to step down

four year media project media r t v dot com. the red cross calls for a daily cease fire see in syria to give doctors enough time to evacuate injured and bring in medicine with russia adding its voice. torture training human rights groups trying to the u.s. sending afghan detainees to prisons where evidence of torture had been discovered. being out on the streets left them out of jobs u.k. construction workers demand justice is they find out police supplied information that landed them on an illegal blacklist. nine am in moscow i'm mad très a good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story with reports of more violence in syria the red cross is calling for a daily cease fire in the country with moscow now throwing its weight behind a move the two hour truce is needed to evacuate the wounded and allow in food and medicine u.n. teams currently in the country for a government led humanitarian mission and there are trying to launch a monitoring operation to help end the crisis and recent spate of violence in syrian cities has mad

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coming up here on r t protesting the propaganda hundreds of in. israelis rally in the country's economic capital against what they see as the government's goal of the war in iraq. just as a lawyer is warning of the long court battle over the american soldier accused of executing seventeen afghans as authorities begin to piece together evidence from the bloody rampage. hundreds of people have rallied in tel aviv to protest what they see as a frenzied drive for war against iran by their own government campaigners fear the mounting pressure could escalate into all out conflict the facts of which would be disastrous our correspondent colas leader has been watching the protest unfold. this has been a demonstration of its kind and it comes after months of increasing war rhetoric by the israeli leadership what protesters here are saying is that israeli prime minister kept his own election campaign at heart and that is what is motivating him on this. if you. sincerely believe in good. point and then. destroy the iranian nuclear program yes maybe some tota

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there you're watching r t a very warm welcome to you today our top story now the syrian government has accepted a u.n. backed peace plan which includes appeals for a cease fire and the opening of humanitarian corridors in the country syrian opposition has yet to follow suit with some of its members calling for continued attacks on the u.s. once rebel forces to come together and present a unified vision for peace. washington and its allies continue to call on president assad to step down. to help solve the crisis when now estimates from nine thousand people have been killed in syria since last march and while the death toll climbs rebel leaders are struggling to find common ground. reports. these syrian opposition met in istanbul behind closed doors with the aim of presenting a united front as an alternative to the syrian government of president bashar assad but the meeting was marred when kurdish delegates as well as a veteran dissident walked off complaining that they were not being heard the syrian national council which is the main opposition group put forward a text in which it spo

the free syrian army or other groups on the ground ten minutes past the hour and you're watching r t live from moscow still ahead for you are baltic. plagued by widespread unemployment not feel loses its brightest brains believing in accidents for better opportunities far from home. and this is the car of the star or should the train take the strain we explore the daily dilemma for people in moscow enduring the world's second we're. better off dead that's the message from the israeli military when it comes to their own kidnapped troops since last year's deal which someone israeli soldier exchange for more than a thousand palestinian prisoners the military put in place a new protocol that's policy or explains it calls for the soldiers to help themselves rather than be taken captive. it's that time of year we know the school can't push easy life on the line for his country. well you understand that. you were in the comeback and six israeli soldiers never did come back another nineteen were turned in prisoner exchange deals for kids were kidnapped soldiers was into a huge problem on a s

r t beirut lebanon. ruling party points the finger of blame at islamic extremists for the latest string of bomb attacks the head syria dr prasad now a bulldozer professor of international relations at damascus university told me believes there are a clear signs that al qaeda is responsible describe for patience it gives your impression that he sees them with the. kind of operations there is. to groups these terrorist groups of the received. in your neighborhood that after that in. providence you see this started to who were all of you were some of them. some of them went to live in on. these kind of people they are terrorist absolutely groups of they are not delivering to any kind of opposition and i think everyone who are looking plus the should understand this kind of extremism is not working in syria. they wanted to punish all is here people. a u.n. team or two to visit damascus to discuss deploying international monitors to syria it's part of special envoy kofi annan peace mission which pushes for a

this is r t live from moscow welcome to the program the syrian government has accepted a un backed peace plan which includes appeals for a ceasefire on the opening of humanitarian corridors in the country the syrian opposition has yet to follow suit and some of its members calling for continued attacks on the mascot's the us once rebel forces to come together present a unified vision for peace signs washington's on the rise continue to call on president assad to step down. that it won't help solve the crisis. conference in turkey some rebel factions rallied behind the syrian national council those to plenty of room for disunity so he said facts are facts. both come out of the meeting is. that opposition that's really struggling to get its act together they need thing here in istanbul hundreds of the syrian opposition members to discuss and to try and hammer out some common objectives and really lay to rest the concerns over the very fractious nature but it seems that that was elicited and they were unable to unify and in fact the picture that came out we saw walk out from some of the num

pm in moscow i mattress or bring you today's top stories at a look back at the week's news here on r t tens of millions of russians choosing the man who'll be the president for an unprecedented six year term today polling closes in just under three hours we're bringing you comprehensive coverage from the heart of russia. today's turnout expected to be high with russians having showed a huge level of political activity leading up to those who vote authorities are making every effort to keep the poll as transparent as possible hundreds of thousands of observers spread nationwide every ballot box under the watchful eye of live webcams for the first time which anyone can tune in. live in red square bringing us all the latest so there's only a few hours left for the western part of russia to finish voting what's the latest we're hearing now on how about spelling. effect it's only three hours remaining until polling stations close across the country and we'll be receiving the first exit poll results which will certainly deliver first hand to all of us we understand that more than a health of

r t beirut lebanon. bringing the war in afghanistan to a close is the american and british leaders main focus as prime minister david cameron visits the us london has been washington's main ally in the conflict but cameron says people now want an end game before the tough talk the leaders took some time off to watch a game as going at it you can reports. president obama took the british prime minister to a basketball game in ohio as the white house said to underscore the special relationship between the two allies especially the two nations have been allies with many years with the u.k. supporting all america's wars including the iraq war that was started on lies and now both countries are facing a huge backlash from their joint campaigns topping the agenda is of galveston especially in the wake of the tragedy that happened there over the weekend when a u.s. soldier apparently murdered sixteen innocent afghans in cold blood including women and children and we say the incident is just the tip of the icebe

where the youth childless rate is heading for fifty percent due to severe economic problems and as r t sara firth reports of the country's young intent to make their voices heard. using quite this has sparked fears of a lost generation with ethan unemployment at an all time high with more than forty nine percent to sixteen to twenty four year olds now out of work it's spain it is particularly tough we come here to day one of the universities in spain to speak to some of the students here it's really high unemployment biggest it was like to be a student at this time in the country. we're told are true because you know be the future you can expect unemployment already this high and the. schools are becoming a private business it's hard to tell if you are going to find a job when you when you finish studying if you can actually do some studies because if you have to really high price for them you are not even going to be able to go to college at all think of those. people who suffer. children and i think their government have to think that innovation is the most important thing because be

in moscow i match you with us here on this saturday morning on r t a syrian opposition is rallying in a bid to convince international allies it is a unified force rebels expect more backing from the u.s. led group of nations sunday when the so-called friends of syria convene for a second summit a group aims to put more pressure on damascus while lending a helping hand to president assad's opponents the head of the conference u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is in saudi arabia hitting washington's key regional allies the saudis and qataris have been leading calls to start arming the syrian rebels and you can weigh in with military force political analyst chris bambery from the international socialist group thinks the u.s. is reluctant to get involved directly but will endorse action through proxies. so days of barry keen to overthrew the asaad regime as soon as possible and want to increase the aunts. to the syrian rebels the free syrian army except the americans are slightly weary not because the newest teams overthrew the assad regime from the ruling experiences they know with

you're watching r t let's get back to our top story now of an hour for you our moscow was a ready to back a u.n. resolution on syria as long as it contains no ultimatums aimed at president assad's regime this is according to the russian foreign minister who's voicing a strong support for the u.n. a special envoy kofi annan and roadmap to peace in the conflict on country let's talk more about this now with franklin lamb the director of the n.-g. o. americans concern for middle east peace i thank you becoming an artsy today sir as you heard me say moscow has expressed hope that the u.s. and its allies are beginning to see things from the kremlin's position perhaps understand the situation in syria a bit better but can we really expect washington to end its calls for regime change in damascus. no i don't expect that to happen but it does appear that they may be losing the initiative what russia has done of course is very positive it may not be an overstatement to call it a breakthrough if they can achieve a u.n. resolution i doubt the americans will be able to veto it if the russians ar

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international news and comment live from moscow this is r t with twenty four hours a day at least one person is killed and dozens more injured as israeli police used tear gas and rubber bullets against palestinian protesters marking a land day remembering the death of six arabs killed by police in demonstrations against a land grab by israel in one nine hundred seventy six there's also a rest of various checkpoints in the west bank. is it one of them. the israeli police have pushed further into the palestinian city of ramallah they've managed to push back protesters and they formed a cordon to stop protesters coming any closer proper day we were witnessing ambulances ferrying injured people forward and backwards we are here and hearing reports of injured we also know that one high profile palestinian legislator has been hurt in the clashes here at kalandia now the army and the police have been using water cannons and they've also been using a vehicle when it sprays of water and all thoughts smelling iniquity and that was in an effort to try and disperse the crowds at the same time the

eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story bahrain has been caught up in fresh violence the security forces use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse antigovernment protesters outside the capital manama the rallies erupted in several cities against the decades long rule of the al khalifa royal family military forces have been accused of killing scores of protesters and arresting thousands this anti-government world broke out last year the unrest comes amid the retrial of up to twenty doctors and nurses who were convicted of trying to overthrow the government by treating demonstrators injured in last year's uprising the original prosecution of the medics brought widespread international condemnation global research correspondent finian cunningham witnessed some of the doctors treating the wounded during a crackdown and he thinks the regime is persecuting the medics to keep them from telling the truth. in the hospital near the. doctors the nurses just chaos and they were doing in my. experience resume usual to cope with hundreds or thousands of peopl

pm in moscow i mattress or bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t russians are heading to the polls today to choose their next president hundreds of thousands of observers monitoring the vote thousands of newly installed web cameras trained on ballot boxes across the country. parties alexei or ships keeping his eye on the ballot box for us so he joins us live from red square alexei how has the turnout been so far. well we can already say that the voting has lost its equates with some of the polling stations have already closed especially in the russian far east still continues in russia in school and all the cities in the same time zone as well as in the russia's most western point the city of kaliningrad we expect that the polling stations will be closed at nine pm most go time that's when we'll also receive the first exit poll results which will certainly deliver to our viewers now the turnout has already been reported higher at this stage than at this very same time back in two thousand and eight during the previous presidential election when to

area watching r t a very warm welcome to today the syrian government has accepted a un backed peace plan which includes appeals for a cease fire and the opening of humanitarian corridor was in the country but the syrian opposition has yet to follow suit and some of its members calling for continued attacks on the mask what's the latest from r.t. sara first is in istanbul where rebel leaders have been gathering so what's come out of the opposition leaders meeting so far. well sebelius was come out of the meeting is a pitcher of an opposition that's really struggling to get its act together they've been meeting here in istanbul hundreds of the syrian opposition members to discuss and to try and hammer out some common objectives and really lay to rest the concerns over the very fractious nature but it seems that that was elusive to than they were able to unify and in fact the picture that came out we saw walkouts and some of the members disagreements and further criticisms of the syrian national council and the objectives that they put forward saying that they were trying to impose their wi

hours after five pm on monday here in moscow this is r t with me rolf restriction welcome to the program the syrian regime has pointed the finger at saudi arabia saying the arab states were involved in a chain of tara blasts in syria's largest cities the gulf nations have been accused by assad's government of arming whoever carried out the attacks which left around thirty people dead and dozens injured. in the region not one points. the two sides involved in this conflict the opposition and the syrian government are obviously blaming each other for the twin suicide bombings that took place in damascus and syria second largest city of aleppo over the weekend now opposition sours that everything has been staged by the syrian government to sort of you know deflect that thompson from its own crackdown on its people the syrian government obviously disagrees with that and says that the latest example of violence is yet another advents that armed gangs terrorist groups are indeed present in the country that they're being financed and supplied by major world powers particularly saudi arabia and

thanks for joining r t how past the hour on current terror this is a look at your headlines the man who led the libya's anti gadhafi uprising exclusively tells r t that jordan powers were interested in silencing the product mahmoud jibril also accuses nato of abandoning the country after out saying of the old regime. pressure mounts on north korea over its satellite plans as world leaders gather in seoul for a nuclear summit ahead of the meeting u.s. president barack obama promised to punish palio if it goes ahead with the launch. and better off dead that's the message from the israeli military when it comes to their own kidnapped troops after israel's bargaining of a thousand prisoners to return one soldier the military urges soldiers to kill themselves or each other to avoid capture. next the man who became libya's first post khadafi leader offers a candid perspective on the notorious and violent events which took place there last year and archie's exclusive interview. and on the sidelines of the grossest forum we're sitting down with mahmoud jibril now he was heading the economic and

eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story syria's government and the opposition forces have blamed each other for a deadly car bombing that tore through the city of aleppo sunday the explosion left three dead and more than thirty wounded and comes just a day after twin lethal explosions in another government stronghold the capital damascus authorities also accused qatar and saudi arabia which both backed the arming of rebels for involvement in the attacks bombings come as you went there for a government led humanitarian mission and intends to launch a monitoring operation to help end syria's year long crisis he's middle east correspondent closely or has more on the recent spate of violence across syrian cities. well the explosion happened at one o'clock local time in the second largest syrian city of aleppo in a residential area of the now throughout the day state television has been showing pictures of destroyed vehicles of damaged buildings and a shattered glass and it's termed the attack a terrorist bombing we are hearing from the opposition

when the new buzzwords are gross and employment tests are cilia r t brussels. we saw protests in several european countries this week ahead of friday's e.u. summit hundreds of demonstrators demanded drastic action from leaders in front of the european union headquarters in brussels in spain thousands of students held more rallies against education cuts in athens trade unions went on a three hour stoppage of marching against changes to pension salaries and benefits greece under immense pressure from brussels and the international monetary fund to impose austerity to secure our one hundred thirty billion euro balance. turned out of some other stories making headlines across the globe libya's muslim brotherhood has formed an official political party it'll be had by mohamed so ron who spent eight years as a political prisoner under the khadafi regime the brotherhood expected to be a leading political force in upcoming june. islamize groups had a presence in the times people more than sixty years but many of its leaders were jailed or exiled under the khadafi regime

young old free volunteer video for your media project and free media gone to r t dot com. this is r t the headlines for you now afghanistan's security will be in the local hands next year as the british and american leaders confirm the countdown they're meeting in washington and just a geisha is also pending into a possible assassination attempt against the u.s. defense secretary during his visit to the war zone country. syrian troops advance to several flashpoint cities a year off the conflict erupted so position calls on foreign forces to move the president has responded positively to the u.n. and arab league's peace proposals which include you get cease fire are both sides. legal immigrants coming to the u.k. in search of work on a dream center in the order to. many have new id documents and a new way of returning home. next week and why president obama's initial offer of dialogue with iran over its nuclear program and send it into the confrontation was seen today. r t is sitting down with trita parsi president of the national iranian american council and author of the

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