says r t from moscow it's not a push for diplomacy. could have disastrous regional repercussions as israel says military actions a real possibility. is expected to release a report showing to run secretly developing a nuclear weapons capability. fire and forget nato says it has no role in post seems to be sinking into retribution violence and radicalism sharia law is now the country's political course paul former gadhafi loyalists are allegedly being hunted down by the authorities. cash threat of international monetary fund visits moscow in search of financial support help prop up prices have economies russia's christine because first stop on a mission to the world cup financial powers. which courts the a.b.c. of the super rich russians and the legal heads in london has the spotlight on shady business dealings of the past billions of dollars at stake. next on our team was commonplace in los angeles when he called an ambulance to end up with a fire crew giving a first date is the subject of our special report. the orange we've got show

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hello is one i am here in moscow my name's kevin owen you're watching r t and our top story iran world backed down from its nuclear program in the face of any new sanctions so says the country's president to iran denied it was developing atomic weapons as suggested in the latest report by the international nuclear watchdog a few days ago israel spoke of potential military action against iran raising fears the i.a.e.a. is findings could be a pretext to an attack artie's garniture can's been looking into the case. the u.s. and france called for a meeting of the u.n. security council to discuss the possibility of imposing a new round of sanctions on iran washington and european and some european leaders would ideally want to impose crippling economic sanctions sanctions that would further isolate iran but we know that two of the permanent members of the u.n. security council that is russia and china have made it clear that they don't want to cripple the uranium economy and that they say further isolating iran would be counterproductive for example russia so for a deputy foreign minister said eighty additi

welcome you're watching r t from moscow with me kevin oh into night it's nine pm here in our top story for you russia's foreign ministers warn that an attack on iran would be a grave mistake with unpredictable consequences so the level of statement comes after israel said possible military action against iran's nuclear facilities is becoming more likely. than later. but she stands firmly on that this issue has to be approached with diplomacy has to be done step by step through talking and no military intervention is acceptable russia's reaction to this comes after israel has been pushing for a military intervention saying the clock is ticking and iranian nuclear program has to be stopped right now russian foreign minister insists that it's going to have consequences for the entire region is already so unstable because it's natural our view on this issue is well known an attack would be a serious mistake with very grave consequences as we can see proof of that every day when we see how problems are solved close to iran iraq afghanistan or other countries in the region military interfere

a few minutes before that though i will recap today's top stories are headlines again here on r t from moscow this wednesday night back in a couple of minutes. this is nature and discover it's. a communicate with the wild and let. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you a. good close up team has been to the pencil region where technological breakthroughs save human lives. now marty goes to the sea. where unusual ways to protect nature are. where farming pioneers place local cuisine to the highest pitch. and where future developments depend on the way. russia's black sea coast should close up on our t.v. . the. key to its nuclear program to. suggest since building weapons. is just a pretext for a preemptive attack on. the high price of education. into the streets of london amid fears a repeat of last year's. nato peacekeepers. to take over. to the cost of those long lost. between. tower of debts collapse. resignations. today and.

from stock totty dot com. you're watching r t live from moscow let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world first to new york where police have arrested an alleged al qaeda sympathizer who plotted to bomb returning military personnel from iraq and afghanistan officials identified the suspect as human tell a dominican born a u.s. citizen has been charged with several terrorism related counts of attempting to build pipe bombs using materials he had recently purchased young soldiers intended targets were also thought to be police and post offices the twenty seven year old spent most of his life in manhattan and have been under surveillance since two thousand and nine officials say it's the fourteenth attempt terrorist attack targeting new york since nine eleven. the arab league has rejected a demand by the syrian government to change its planned and violent crackdown on protesters syria was told to accept five hundred international observers in the country a move that was turned down by president bashar asad the country now faces new sanctions as the arab league's deadline for an end to the bl

r t live from moscow with you twenty four hours a day top stories now thousands of angry egyptians refused to leave to hear square as calls continue for the end of military rule there are reports live ammunition is being fired a protest of egypt's military rulers have made some concessions for demonstrations by bringing forward the date for transferring power to civilians. moscow slams the u.s. for punishing iran over nuclear suspicions saying sanctions contradict international law and harm future tools you can kind of also announce they're cutting all ties with iran's banks. and three crew members put their feet firmly on the ground up to six months in orbit and russian american and japanese space travelers landed on the step of kazakhstan in a russian soyuz capsule. i'll be back with a lot of summer if we in about fifteen minutes from now the meantime we talked to former u.s. senator mike gravel and he says washington is trying to promote fear of terror attacks in people and that young u.s. soldiers are dying in vain because of the country's imperial ambitions that interview next. but gr

welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow here's a look at the top stories at least thirteen people are killed and more than a thousand injured as security forces launch a major assault on protesters in cairo's tahrir square demonstrators have been calling for an answer to military rule since friday. ask conservatives in spain celebrate a landslide victory in national elections many people on the streets still fear the new government won't be able to save the country's debt ridden economy. true convictions for theft a jury in u.s. military campaigns in iraq and afghanistan hits a record high as billions of dollars are reportedly ways to i'm still one but those behind a majority of it are still walking free. this an r t we traveled to the south of european a russian visit only buddhist region and europe for all the monks right path. yes i have two names. my parents made me say again. it was when i was fifteen years old i was accepted but of buddhist monastery just took my vows. my teacher gave me a new name and law joy milton nelms and means dignity literally means small to. d

hello this is r t live from moscow it's eight thirty pm friday evening here my name is kevin o. in and these are all top stories france tell syria's president his time is up for a chance change to bring in reforms and is seeking more pressure on the violence played country to mask a signal concessions to the arab league's demands by bringing principal international observers into the country. move towards creating a new trade block to prevent europe's debt brought from spreading their way president but it stretched the aeration economic union states which you countries made when integrating. but there are new signs of rupture within the e.u. itself as britain clashes with germany over ways out of it that chancellor merkel the country to surrender will control of her own financial and political decisions which the u.k. fears will be a blow to state sovereignty. something completely different next when it comes to belting out of the emotional aria russia's scored a renowned track record as we'll hear next in an operatic version of moscow that's just a minute away. great . things.

welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow here's a look at the top stories of the week occupy wall street has marked its two month anniversary with an unprecedented protest all over the u.s. hundreds have been arrested pepper sprayed and beaten by the movement looks set on its causes ever. violence sparks off in egypt once again as a cradle of the arab spring seize tear gas and rubber bullets with thousands of protesters all across the country say military rule is a strong the results of the february revolution. you rock or see a stand in the wave of an elected favorite state power in europe as the blocks much vaunted democracy is seen as being placed on the back burner in the face of a detonating debt crisis. and the syrian president refuses to crack under international pressure while the threat of further sanctions and tough diplomatic tatts still fears are about to see another in style intervention. all we may all like using the latest gadgets but there is always a price to pay and it's not just the retail cost our special report tells a story of a town put on the verge of

today on the program ushering shot for you from the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london many thanks. you with r t live from moscow an hour two men found guilty of bombing a subway in the russian capital minsk had been sentenced to death for the explosion in may kill fifteen people to be cannot by law for it was found guilty of committing a terrorist act as he carried out the bombing he built the explosive device himself detonating it during rush hour he did act with an accomplice that of let us love off the judge ruled that they both pose an extreme danger to society and so both deserve execution by shooting they've been sentenced by a bill of rights is highest court which means they cannot appeal but the sentence can only be reversed if president look at schenker pardons the brother who says the only country in europe that practices capital punishment. now egypt has witnessed a president it seems as millions turned out to vote for their future but a rear square protesters who boycotted the polls still remain skeptical with doubts already over the influence that the new parliament will have they're sure that the

this is r t live from moscow still ahead for you this hour scandal in high places moscow former mayor of the super rich wife are under scrutiny again over half a billion dollars stolen from one of the city's banks. britain's in pole position to take the lion's share of the spoils of libya's vast postwar oil reserves london city executives have been offered lucrative oil and gas contracts as the national transitional council is tightening business opportunities to foreign investors our correspondent laura smith has more. the effort to talk will gadhafi was an effort that was initially led by the u.k. and also france and the u.k. sent in its air force and it also used its navy to make a naval blockade around libya and now the national transitional council in libya is saying that it's friends will be rewarded and these are not just words we've seen a couple of trips in the last two weeks or so earlier this month the u.k. department of trade and industry of working party to libya to have a look around see what needed doing what needed rebuilding and now the national transitional council h

you with r t live from moscow is going to join us today and still to come this hour in the program or that of the martian. russian interplanetary craft carrying tons of highly toxic fuel malfunctions during our report on the consequences coming up. thousands of people took over central london on wednesday to protest against a three fold rise in university tuition fees and public spending cuts demonstrators chanted angry slogan this while around four thousand police officers were deployed along the route organizers plan to link up with an existing occupy london camp outside of some paul's cathedral but were ultimately blocked by riot police a number of arrests were made but police say the march was largely peaceful there were reports of officers being authorized to use rubber bullets should violence break out that in turn and go to protest organizers. people have all sorts of political views and i was under the impression that that was allowed in this country. what the announcement that was my incredibly provocative announcement that was made that there's going to be rubber bullets in

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talking about this is r t live from moscow here's a recap of all our top stories putting the wheels in motion possible ushers in a new era of energy security for western europe as a lot more and more stream pipeline to get us pumping russian gas straight to germany. in the supply route rules out energy rallies with rounds of countries which were previously left european consumers of russian gas out in the cold. russia issues another stern warning against israeli military action against iran as president needs him again and says it could spell catastrophe and to middle east meanwhile the u.n. atomic watchdog is about to release a report on terrorism nuclear activities. recall additional scramble to save the country as they inch towards deciding on a new prices leader r.t. heads to the streets of athens to find out what greeks themselves thing now fears grow that italy is next in financial firing life or death surprisingly amid record barley since. it was north korean passengers europe for the first time we sit down with a man who was head of the ambitious project the very person who use

hello you're watching r t live from moscow it's a here monday night here my name is kevin oh enough top story for you egyptians are voting in the first step of a long parliamentary election which will happen in stages until march it follows a week of violence which returned to the cities with over forty people killed in protests against the military regime and he said this it has the latest from cairo . this is just the first round of these parliamentary elections in fact you don't actually have a parliament set up if the vote is considered valid until march sometime and then the presidential elections only happening in twenty thirteen with that said the atmosphere is tense it's very festive at the same time a lot of people voting for the first time in their lives from young to old release there is excitement about this this vote some people see it as the first step in egypt's road to so-called democracy but no people have forgotten what we saw unfold here over the past couple of weeks the very vicious clampdown and clashes that we saw and calls for the military rule to resign just ahea

back this is r t live from moscow here's a recap of all the main stories we're covering today the greek prime minister survives a confidence vote in parliament after a week of drawn by the operands that properly e.u. landsat markets into turmoil prime minister is now holding talks to form a temporary governing coalition but opposition is demanding immediate elections in the country. us please weigh in with handcuffs but songs of tear gas to put down the attic or for at all to fire who bet but activists say they're determined to stab their ground against the odds washington and oakland have become the latest scenes of police crackdown with several powerful to use and more than one hundred arrests. political as a boardings are appearing all across russia as the campaign kicks off with scenes of the country's lower house of parliament seven major parties will be competing in december for a lack. of balls are no longer dropping on libya but the red cross says it's going to stay in the country because it has a mammoth job ahead of that and spotlight next year are. really the latest in scienc

hello are you watching r t live from moscow with no internet no top stories the greek prime minister survives a confidence vote in parliament after a week of drama in athens that shocked the e.u. and sent markets into. the p.m.'s now holding talks to form a temporary governing coalition but opposition is developing immediate elections in the country. u.s. police weigh in with batons and tear gas to put down the anti corporate occupied movement but activists say they're determined to stand their ground against the old . political ads in the holdings are appearing all across russia as the campaign kicks off to win seats in the country's lower house of parliament seven major parties will be competing in the december field from the actions. spotlight today subjects the red cross and its continuing humanitarian mission in libya is less than a minute away.

i'll come back this is r t live from moscow here's a recap of all our top stories the u.n. nuclear watchdog of course that iraq could be developing the technology to produce wealth that's its first public revelation of such claims the findings are raising worries they tried to come up with charts for the active strikes against terror. the lengthy stand off in more than cost of overtime and serves our nature back cos of the police and finally draws you have exceptional partly blames pushing for the trouble the locals who don't want to live in self-proclaimed good to have a casa both left their barricades into the scenery and start every day life. and as the financial fall of rome looms closer the previously politically bulletproof prime minister finally agrees to go once budget cuts are passed was resignation is not making italy's made easier probably cost of certain sorts with critical seven percent. of his europe's deepening money and the lace that's on the minds of peter yes next they ask if the euro can be fixed that's next summer to. q. hello and welcome to crossfire ga

welcome back and this is r t a live from moscow now here's a recap of all the top stories we're covering today russia sounds the alarm over israel saying it could soon a bomb iran's nuclear facilities moscow's warning any such move would be a serious mistake with grave and unpredictable consequences. after nato is fighting for democracy in libya the country's new chapter showing a surge in a radical islam with strict sharia law and al qaida flags in evidence there washington seems i'm concerned about what's next now gadhafi has gone. to the russian tycoon titans are slugging it out over six and a half billion dollars out of their reputations london's high court exiled a businessman but he's put his office he wants the cash for chelsea football club owner roman abramovich claiming he was intimidated selling investments on the ship . and talk to a former british government minister who explains the origin of europe's debt crisis that interview is up next. i'm joined by lord hesketh a former cabinet minister in both margaret thatcher's and all mages governments and he's just become the most

i'll come back this is r t and live from moscow here's a recap of all our top stories a push up for diplomacy russia warns an attack on iran could have disastrous regional rep and caution as these are also as a military action is a real possibility meanwhile the u. what atomic rush job is expected to release a report showing terawatt is secretly developing to nuclear weapons capability. and fire and forget nato says it has no role in post gadhafi libya which seems to be sinking into retribution violence and radicalism shari'a law is now the country's political forces all former gadhafi loyalists are allegedly being hunted down by the north koreans. be i have half a dash for kremlin head of the international monetary fund the visits moscow in search of support as it struggles for prop up crisis that economies russia is christina guards first stop on a mission to the world's up and coming for the national palace. and album overture but as subsidies for a.v.c. of the super rich russians at legal loggerheads in london as a light to show at all the shady business dealings of the past with billions

we're watching r t broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program russia has lambasted arab league's decision to expel syria and his accuser.

or you're watching r t broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program carrie johnston libya's post gadhafi world is sharing a lurch towards radical islam with strict sharia law and al qaeda flags in evidence that it's barely a week since nato moved out of the campaign to swap a dictator for democracy. in the u.s. didn't seem too concerned about the shape it's taking on a chicken explains why. hear first question later not so long ago the u.s. media presented libyan rebels as freedom loving folks yearning for democracy after could alpheus killing the narrative changed you know you talk about this arab spring and many people do here as a move towards democracy but really that's not exactly what's going on it seems the u.s. media just woke up to the young holding human rights disaster in the region libya's new rulers are at risk of being accused of the same kind of abuses before to overthrow an al qaeda flag planted on a libyan courthouse steered quite some panic and not just that you have the interim leader coming out saying he hoped it would become an islamic state that polygamy was

r t. r t is coming to you live from moscow eight successful blast off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan has sent three cosmonauts aboard a russian spacecraft on their way to the international space station now this is the first launch since a similar unmanned a soyuz rocket carrying supplies for the i assess crash almost three months ago. and picks up the story the launch time of the baikonur cosmodrome these three men have gone up to join their colleagues on the international space station but they're late and unhappy about why it is a risky business you can never eliminate risk altogether that's that's the bargain that you make for the privilege of flying humans in space and accomplishing what they do up there on the twenty fourth of august to supply rockets engines failed on its way up to the sets and it plummeted back to work with a bang it was unmanned but all launches will put on hold the worries about the safety of soyuz rockets now the only link to the space station crew since the last u.s. shuttle flights july. this crew of their launch date set back their relatives were especi

r t. you're watching live from moscow are still to come for you in the program here hitting europe at the wheel of the north korean pipeline is starting. straight for the. thousands of students march across central london other furious over education cuts tripling of jewish fees. now is the and often error in italy as the country's controversial and charismatic prime minister silvio berlusconi steps down it's after the lower house of parliament gave its final approval to a vast new austerity package which was a precondition for his resignation the prime minister see there will not remain vacant for long before my e.u. official mario monti looking set to take over by the public reaction so far has been rather mixed with some celebrating his fall while others are wary of the future. in italy is. that a stairs he'll. finally ceo's a soviet berlusconi's fate and he stepped down as prime minister of the country now for better or worse he was certainly a character and it's going to be a massive change now that he's resigned from the post optimism certainly for the future but what the future wil

well welcome to the sport on r t coming to live from moscow with me wrong cause for of our top stories this hour. a red bull flies again sebastian that's all tips lewis hamilton's acclaim a record equalling fourteenth pole position this season for the odds of the grand prix. raising the bar russian men dominates the hundred and five k. division at the world weightlifting championships in paris taking the medal tally to four goals silver and one bronze. and europhile russia had gaucher dicom for caught speaks to r.t. after his side were held to a one one friendly draw by greece and athens. first to formula one and red bull's sebastian vettel has once again denied my client's lewis hamilton pole position by producing a stunning final lap in qualifying for the albert dhabi grand prix michael had dominated every practice session actually awesome arena but like so many times this season that's all found some extra pace when it counts its acclaimed his twenty ninth career pole he also equalled nigel mansell all time record of fourteen pole positions in a season sets in one thousand nine hund

live from moscow watching r t with me kevin now in this hour and these are our top stories the russian woman accused of espionage has won the right to stay in the u.k. it was alleged catches her to the vet tried to pass classified information while having an affair with a british m.p. she worked for. egypt's first parliamentary poll in decades of trying to record number of voters as it enters its second day in the wake of violent protests against the military however thousands continue to boycott the election. moscow's which is on a new radar the guard its western most border strike forces are also on the cards if nato doesn't guarantee its missile shield in europe isn't a against russia. next on this channel the story of the david and goliath battle between environmental campaigners in peru struggling to preserve their homeland against mining giant the first part of a real life political thriller four year next. this is sacred mount killer. the waters from kalish nourish the home i've got to know. this if they destroy it kill it that won't be water. will die without water our ancestor

live from moscow this is r t it's midnight thirty here in the top story a russian woman accused of espionage has won the right to stay in the united kingdom it was alleged to have tried to pass classified information by having an affair with a british m.p. she worked for. stones and petrol bombs have been held at the british embassy intent on protesters lashed out against london's decision to slap more sanctions on iran over suspicions of its nuclear program. moscow's switches on a new radar west of most border strike forces are also on the cards if nato doesn't guarantee its missile shield in europe isn't a against russia. next the story of the david and goliath battle between environmental campaigners in peru struggling to preserve their homeland against a mining giant the second part of a real life political thriller next. everything. there. will be to. see we'll go to the police station now and pressed charges. i just arrived on monday as i work in the cheese factory and i bring cheese from the market team. and then i am going to get in there that is what i want to know if they're going

if you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program anti-corporate protest escalated all across the u.s. as the occupy wall street movement marked two months since its inception hundreds were arrested this week ask only store down activists camps all over the country including where it all began in september the park in new york however it did nothing to stop thousands gathering to demonstrate again evidence has been emerging off disproportion of police action in response to you mostly peaceful protests at the university of california a group of students staging a sit down protest were pepper sprayed. and the guardian newspaper is reporting that moon was showing actually beating an iraq war veteran you know the man suffering ruptured spleen but as arsons says into going to reports the crackdown only seems to be hardening the result of protest. human tsunami of tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of new york. hundreds arrested dozens beaten dragged and abused by police thousands more protests across the u.s. on thursday the feast of americ

are you watching r t coming to you live from moscow and later this hour tackling a deadly danger of russia calls for simple solutions to solve the production and trafficking of drugs from ghana steal the largest producer of heroin in the world. series embassador to the united nations has accused the european powers of declaring a diplomatic war against his country it's comments come after the sponsored a un resolution condemning human rights violations in the country meanwhile the british foreign secretary has met with representatives of the opposition and urged them to form a united front against president assad's government on monday at least twenty people were reportedly killed in continuing anti-government protests the e.u. is increasing pressure on damascus calling for new sanctions to be adopted this week turkey is now also claiming it no longer trusts its former ally but russia says calls from certain states for the syrian opposition to avoid dialogue with the government are provocation on an international scale and will only lead to further violence author and journalist webster ta

watching r t coming to you live from moscow business news is next with your. hello individual welcome to the business update net's capital outflow from russia in the first and months of the year has surged to sixty four billion dollars the new figure is almost twice the earnest central bank estimate that sixty that thirty six billion dollars would leave the country this yet they expect this capsule slices equivalent to nearly five percent of russians g.d.p. course with the from free could donna believes the small domestic stories but google will start to driving the country. a significant factor in this year's capital flight has actually been the stronger oil revenues the way the central bank or the way the government accounts for those revenues if oil companies are either slow to repatriate that money or keep it off shore because you know they can't investor back home for some time that actually counts as capital flight some of the words money earned and not brought back as distinct from when you put my suitcase and brought them to zurich i think it's partly

this is r t coming to you live from moscow with the latest news in the week's top stories now in our weekly update the keep hours of asia in the pacific rim agreed to start working on a free trade so it could be relations the russian and u.s. presidents also use the apec summit for a meeting on the sidelines to discuss missile defense and russia's membership of the world trade organization. new government and prime ministers the rise of greece and italy as both nations raced back from the financial abyss have to approve new austerity measures to steer clear of bankruptcy and the disaster in the euro zone. and also reporting this hour a u.n. report claims iran might be seeking to obtain a nuclear weapon. to iran slams the allegations of a u.s. backed smear campaign raney lawmakers and are considering their country's cooperation with the i.a.e.a. which they're calling a disappointment. to bring up to date for the moment what is the north stream gas and europe for the first time we sit down with a man who's been in charge of the ambitious project for my german chancellor gerhard schroed

r t cairo. here in moscow from egypt now to syria where a turkey is freezing the assets of the syrian regime and suspending financial dealings with their former ally ankara also announced it would stop the delivery of weapons to damascus. measures that come in the wake of the arab league sanctions move syria dubbed konami warfare earlier the un released a report stating that government forces had committed crimes against humanity in their brutal crackdown on protesters russia believes the rest was triggered by an armed syrian opposition has called on both sides to begin dialogue a middle east expert and when it got to he says it's ordinary citizens who will bear the brunt of the economic pressure. sanctions is a blunt instrument which ultimately affects the population more. creasing. the country may be sliding crowds kind of civil war because the protests apparently the peaceful protests have not had the kind of impact the. organizers had hoped for. may be moving more and more towards some kind of armed confrontation nevertheless. these are typically these are also could be double edged sword bu

from your life from moscow this is r t top stories now the protesters demanding egypt's military leadership step down immediately are greeted by tear gas and rubber bullets and talk is where fisher said he's pretty cool people have been killed since friday in the largest demonstration since february uprising that ousted president mubarak. will score rounds on the west accusing it of provoking violence in syria as some states call for the opposition to avoid the log with the government. and on the brakes of all financial ties with iran in the wake of a u.s. atomic watchdog report cost the belt on the motives behind its nuclear and which to run insists are peaceful about with more developments more stories for in less than half an hour from now the mean time we travel to the south of russia to visit the only put this region in europe coming care stay with us from that era. employed i have two names and my parents made me say. it was when i was fifteen years old i was accepted as a buddhist monastery just took my vows. my teacher gave me a new name illness and law joy milton nelms and means di

live from moscow you're watching r t of midnight thirty moscow time top stories peaceful protests in iraq response us police moving to arrest occupied for the civics in their campaign and new. movements two month anniversary but now a cool waters over rule that decision saying the protests have a right to return with tents in hand. moscow steps up its efforts to mediate a diplomatic deal in syria hosting members of the country's opposition urging them to hold talks with the government becomes a day of violence reportedly claims nearly one hundred lives in syria including schools in the regime's troops. and british firms lineups are exploiting libya's rich oil and gas reserves of lucrative contracts on offer from the national transitional government and foreign investors have been queuing to reap the rewards of war since the ousting of former dictator moammar gadhafi. coming up we discover more of what russia has to offer without cheese james brown who delves into the local life and traditions of the somalia region find out why it hosted many foreign embassies during the second world

live from moscow this is r t in our top stories this friday night thousands gather on cairo's tahrir square for a mass protest planned as a final call for military rulers to hand over power immediately to civilian government rallies that have seem egypt's most violent clashes since mubarak's fall of now entering the second week. the arab league says syria has ignored a deadline to accept four observers in the country and now faces further sanctions but says france seeks to set up a humanitarian corridor all in syria a move that's widely seen as a first step towards military intervention. on conflicting sides on serbia's border with northern kosovo one of the possible escalation of violence to local service a nato bad forces broke earlier agreements by trying to tear down a boar a border barricade of some movies led to fierce clashes. moscow out now heads to the museum this definitely keeping its cool it's always minus ten and there find out why next. hello and welcome to the program for the most people out of the taj mahal valerie in the states question is in the five observations op

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international news and comment live from moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day karen tara. italy is seeking to rush a critical austerity package through both houses of its parliament the nation's president has promised once the law is passed italy's pm silvio berlusconi will resign with his possible successor being a former e.u. commissioner our correspondent sara firth is in rome with more. a lot of the people a lot of the m.p.'s we've been speaking to the last couple of days they want to send a very clear message to the markets to the international community that they can take decisive action now at a very critical moment in its latest three now we saw that they posses reasonably easily to one hundred fifty six days to twelve and it's expected that similar things going to happen in the a final approval will be given in the lower house and that of course with them pave the way for the prime minister berlusconi to step aside as he vowed to do once safe reforms had been passed and at that point his thought that the italian president will try to appoint new hairs and some so

from moscow this is r t top stories this hour focus on people locked finance the message of thousands of protesters on the french riviera as it prepares to host the world's top leaders at the g. twenty summit. from one crisis to another the arab league reportedly persuade syria to end the crackdown on protesters just as u.n. investigators found a secret nuclear facility in the country. troops at the ready israel considers a ground campaign against gaza following an escalation in rocket attacks over the last week. that's it from me today my colleague sean thomas will be here in us in half an hour as the news continues in the meantime next keyser explains why he thinks market speculators should bear the brunt of the blame for the world's financial turmoil because report is next here on r.t. .

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live from moscow this is r t one thirty am here top stories for you moscow ushers in a new era of energy security for western europe as the landmark street pipeline begins pumping russian gas straight to germany and feel. moscow describes as inappropriate the publication of u.n. atomic watchdog report the states or rather has been pursuing nuclear weapons it comes as russian president dmitri medvedev issues another stern warning against an israeli attack on terra. on the italian prime minister says he will resign after parliament passes economic reforms required by the e.u. which could take place as early as next week the announcement comes after silvio berlusconi won a crucial budget vote but lost his majority support in parliament as the country moves closer to the epicenter of europe's financial crisis. next on our team.

uncomment live from moscow this is r t with twenty four hours a day good to have you with us this hour the u.s. and its allies are more interested in regime change in syria than a peaceful solution to the unrest that's according to the kremlin russia's foreign minister says western countries are trying to stir up syria's opposition to topple president bashar assad what is peter oliver has the details. circular for all of us said in a statement expressing russia's dismay at the decision to suspend syria from the arab league he said that's with russia's help and advice president assad has been implementing the reforms that were put forward by the arab league in a meeting on the second of november a peace deal a deal to try and broker peace in the syrian conflict now. said he left office said this the decision to suspend syria from the arab league is counterproductive to a peace deal saying that the this decision really sends a message to the syrian opposition to to continue fighting against president assad's on the pro government forces in syria not getting them to the table to discuss a

life from moscow this is r t it's pm here now in the top stories a push for diplomacy pressure was an attack on iran could have disastrous regional repercussions as israel says military action is a real possibility meanwhile the un atomic watch though is expected to release a report showing to ram a secretly developing nuclear weapons capability. the i.m.f. the kremlin cash that of the international monetary fund visits moscow to search for financial support to help prop up prices into connally's rushers kristie the gods first stop on a mission to the world's up and coming financial. course the a.b.c. of super rich russians and legal loggerheads in london the spotlight turns on shady business dealings in the past billions of dollars at stake exactly eleven thirty one coming up next then cross top looks into the question of whether capitalism really does offer a legitimate solution to the global financial crisis right now. hello and welcome to cross talk a little tough love for a not so amicable divorce for well over a generation of voters and consumers around the world were told that

live from moscow this is r t is coming over here tonight with a top story update for you in france tells of syria's president his time is up please chance to bring in reforms and he's seeking more pressure on the pardons torn country earlier damascus signal concessions to the arab league's demands by agreeing in principle that accept the presence of international observers. russia by the recent star move towards creating a new trade block to prevent europe's debt lot from spreading their way present bed of stress the aeration economic union won't repeat the mistakes which countries made when integrating. under a new signs of rupture within the e.u. itself as britain clashes with germany over ways out of the debt turmoil chancellor merkel wants countries to surrender more control of the road financial and political decisions which the u.k. fears will be a blow to states. well from troubles at home or abroad president obama's approach is raise a lot of questions for americans but do his republican rivals have anything better to offer good question crossed looks at that minute from now. twe

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and broadcasting live a direct from the heart of moscow russia's capital this is r t glad to have you with us thomas let's take a look at the top stories. police are out in force in me says almost fifteen thousand anti-capitalist protesters gather in the french riviera ahead of the g twenty summit in cannes activists.