six minutes past the hour here in moscow you with r.t. the syrian army has once again been deployed to the city of hama in search of opposition activists last month the city was overrun by tank forces leaving dozens of people meanwhile amnesty international has accused syria of killing eighty eight people in prisons during the five month ongoing crisis activists claim the victims were imprisoned and tortured to death for taking part in antigovernment demos this comes after at least seven were killed during a crackdown on the muslim holy of. the task what are we transform the conflict analysis center and things serious religious tensions will begin if the opposition eventually topples president assad. will. issue in science or. if you are. not is he she. is pinned against the sects in syria but. the position forces lose who you. would have been perfectly up to who would be who do you think is from the right people who will start into trouble because of the woods. yet clearly between religious conflict as long as everybody is you know what

r.t. because you from warsaw in poland. you're watching the weekly here on r.t. and still had me this hour when building houses means building tension this peace talks are further into the background as israel starts a new building project just weeks before the u.n. discusses the recognition of a palestinian state. and when the threats of tougher laws don't work russian parents do whatever it takes to protect their children from pedophiles slipping through their legal. at least nineteen are reported to have been killed in the port city of latakia where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling residential districts in the key port city which was once a popular tourist spot the arab nations are also lining up against the government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence stops immediately international pressure is also now the syrian leadership and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut patrick swayze from the online

for a good morning for me kevin owen here at r.t. in moscow this morning it's no one on our top story some six thousand police officers were trolling the streets of london in a bid to prevent more clashes but tonight it's in the northern english city of manchester that a large group of youths have been throwing missiles and police the random violence is entering its fourth day although the worst hit areas of south london appear calm reports. london mayor boris johnson a rise in the riots devastated clap and to a mixed reception delivering the government's message to rioters that they'll feel the full force of the law to. the future. but who's going to catch them across england and wales more than eleven thousand police have already been laid off in austerity measures by two thousand and fifteen a total of thirty four thousand will go meanwhile london and other cities are taken over by thugs the police have not been anywhere where if the police if the police were hit that would have been i think any surprise i think south a little bit

r.t. . in paul and. r.t. is coming to life in the heart of moscow still ahead for you this hour when building houses means building tension peace talks are pushed further into the background as israel starts a new building project just weeks before the u.n. discusses the recognition of a palestinian state. also democracy under attack in hungary journalists there are enraged over a new media laws the they say that they undermine the basic freedom of the press. international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut at least five people are reported to have been killed in the port city of latakia meantime where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling a residential district in a key port city once a summer tourist hot spot nations are also lining up against the government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence s

r.t. reporting from kiev ukraine. and it's not just in the sports stadiums either near nazis don't hold back from the streets in ukraine either was you can see for yourself. video section all this is from this is victory day commemorations in the western city of laval hundreds of chanting praise the number of the collaborators and assaulting a world that treats the rule first each online for you right now video dot. com. let's move to the middle east and israel might be planning to launch a new war on lebanon at least that's what peace activists and protesters in tel aviv a theory five years after the last deadly assault on its northern neighbor they believe a new conflict could be used to shift attention from israel's own ongoing social protest as well as trying to topple from power. five years on the last israel lebanon wall and israelis are convinced his below is re arming itself backed by syria and iran. unfortunately. in the situation to a much bigger. goal of which wipe out hezbollah to disarm and to add one las

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but with r.t. it's good to have you with us today now in the late forty's and early fifty's when the ukrainian boom was in full swing and the us numerous mines and mushrooms in parts of arizona but when demand dried up the facilities were abandoned leaving an environmental hazard in their wake and as a port and i reports radiation poisoning now threatens the area's few remaining indigenous people in. this northeast part of arizona accomplice is part of america's navajo nation native american governor territory rich in your rainy i'm ruined by the us is demand for it in two different worlds we don't have money we don't have the funds the people from the dominant society have we also have conditions we're trying to live through like living in europe and in your name. mary is here and drinking the contaminated waters that we have trained in the beginning in one nine hundred forty four nearly one million tons of uranium ore were drafted from navajo under the auspices of private companies in the u.s. go

r.t. new york. for about just running eleven minutes past the hour here in moscow it's good to have your company today still ahead for you this hour here on r.t. where more homes it means more tension israel has to build thousands of new settlements in occupied land just weeks before palestinians are expected to ask the un for statehood recognition. and journalists are forced to keep quiet if they want to keep their jobs as a new media law curbing crest freedom. after a chop we for europe's stocks for euro zone countries have resorted to methods unseen since the two thousand and eight crisis to try and calm markets france italy spain and belgium have decided to ban short selling on the shares of banks and other financial companies the practice sees investors selling borrowed stocks that are expected to fall in price before buying them back and keeping the difference short selling has been blamed for increasing recent market volatility meanwhile france has been battling speculation it was going to lo

global news twenty four seven this is r.t. live from moscow with me wrong were some shock egypt's former leader hosni mubarak has been back in court on this monday though the hearing it did not last long with mubarak's lawyer asking for it to be postponed to have some time to review the new documents he requested the court is now in a recess for deliberation hosni mubarak is on trial for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters in february's uprising and those who were on a square back in february say this changes little as the current military rulers are committing the same crimes but excusing it with revolutionary rhetoric on a boy to reports from cairo. too young too cold yet old enough to die for his country this boy was just seventeen when egyptian police killed him on the tucker square last winter to say he's more true one of cairo central thoroughfares there's even a talk of naming a street in his name what made from one end mortar and another. in egypt right now if the date of those gone down prior to mubarak'

well coming up next here in r.t. cross talk and today people of elena's guest talk about the catastrophic consequences for the entire world that could follow the failure to raise the u.s. debt ceiling that will be in less than ten minutes from now in the meantime. marina's here with the latest business news. hello and welcome to business here on r.t. ones there seems to be a turning point for the russian markets they stepped in supposed to territory after suffering significant also as in previous sessions the sell off was prompted by the talks a combination over u.s. credit downgrade and the eurozone debt crisis well that's not course lives are two separate who's at the headquarters of the r.t.s. stock exchange now can you explain why the russian markets are changing their actions today. well everyone really hate being that this is the way they are the last couple of day trading we think the russian market posted. by trading in the black. now we've seen this following the announcement for a. meeting yesterday that th

r.t. new york well. next put an investment opportunities in the unpopular and distressed markets told r.t. that american lawmakers are digging a grave for the u.s. economy. the army is that eighty percent of the spending the mandatory spending already now exceeds the tax revenue so even if they try to cut the budgets of expenditure they would have to default because the mandatory or the compulsory spending obligations which the us government congress downhome exceed the tax revenues or some all the other the u.s. government would have to default on its obligation the worst lose a lot of all of this i think is the u.s. dollar the u.s. doesn't deserve a aaa credit rating it is a joke if you look at the finances of the u.s. the federal debt now accounts for roughly ninety six percent of g.d.p. and as far as i can see there is no way this that's going to come down and the u.s. has no business getting a aaa rating and when other people come to the same conclusion as i do then i think there could be a rout in

this is r.t. live here in moscow with twenty four hours a day still ahead for you the omens of justice former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld could face a trial over allegations of torture possible step towards war crimes charges. also democracy under attack in hungary journalists are enraged over a new media laws they say he undermine the basic freedom of the press. story still to come but first at least nineteen reported have been killed in the port city of latakia where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling residential districts in the key port city which was once a summer tourist spot arab nations are also lining up against a government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence stops immediately international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut butter kane's from political magazine spi

it with r.t. now it's two global energy giants america's exxon mobile and russia and you have to have struck a multi billion dollar partnership agreement but cooperation will range from the gulf of mexico all the way to russia's vast arctic shelf the sweeping deal signed in the presence or prime minister putin of the black sea resort of sochi gives the russian company and the president i just think u.s. energy projects in turn america's the biggest oil company will participate in developing a past untapped oil reserves in russia's arctic now this puts an end to the hopes of another giant b.p. to be part of the project the state secretary to the ministry of foreign affairs of norway which also has a big share in the arctic and told us what role his country will play in the exploration of the territory. the world needs more energy and it must be taken from somebody. one of them is. promising regions norway has its you know the physical share of the articles of how to compton size extremely valuable

with r.t. still to come for you in the program universal diversion peace activists throw fear that if you conflict with lebanon on what i say the government wants to divert attention from its own blunders. why zero tolerance zero effect is what expert opinion on what the u.k. government is doing wrong in containing and breast. the decision to cut america's debt rating sparked chaos all over the world markets with panic leading to trillions worth of sell offs but the move also led to a drop in the shares of the important self well investors flock to buy freshly downgraded u.s. treasury bonds it's leading many to ask what grade the rating agencies deserve themselves as our kids learn later explains. breaking news the united states has just lost its top notch triple a credit rating from it was the downgrade heard around the world in a strong reaction to the rating downgrade gold and u.s. well it's standard and poor's took the u.s. from straight aaa student to one notch below zero for the first tim

well if you are head to r.t. dot com you can hear the iranian president's assessment of the arab world turbulence and his battle to convince the world of his intentions. trying to use a lot of the nuclear weapons will be really used to gain victory in lebanon and gaza nuclear weapons other weapons of the previous century. not without within earshot also exclusive details r.t. about arounds reputation over its atomic allegations that nato has moves in libya among others the full interviews online now at r.t. dot com. for the last dramatic and disturbing first is as a state fair turns to tragedy in the u.s. when a stage collapses in high winds killing five and injuring dozens all t.v. reports online. ok let's get a check of the other stories this hour and colonel gadhafi is urging libyans to find to take towns held by rebels and in order to message broadcast on state television it's his first public address that the rebels will launch their offensive tripoli now backing for team think tanks near the capital if the

with r.t. live from moscow the syrian army has once again been deployed to the city of hama in search of opposition activists last month the city was overrun by tank forces leaving dozens dead meanwhile amnesty international has accused syria of killing eighty eight people in prison during the five month ongoing uprising activists claimed the victims were imprisoned and tortured to death for taking part in and see government demos this comes after at least seven people were killed during a crackdown on the muslim holiday. dr ahmad badawi of the transformer conflict analysis center and other things serious religious tension will begin if the opposition ultimately topples president assad. it would be showing signs or. not it. is the sects in syria. who. it was initially forces. and got them all you have. perfectly how can you give food to give because we've of. in this country try to ignore the word. that is here personally in religious conflict as long as everybody's united it was what we we are

r.t. reporting from kiev in ukraine.well it's not just in the sports stadiums either new not in the streets in ukraine is in sequel south r.t. dotcoms free video section is from this is victory day commemorations in the western city of the volga hundreds of chanting praise but not the collaborators and something to veterans the wall for searches online now at the videos dot r.t. dot com. israel might be planning to launch a new war on lebanon at least that's what peace activists and protesters in tel aviv a theory exactly five years after the last deadly assault on its northern neighbor they believe a new conflict could also shift tension from israel's own ongoing social protest as well as trying to talk from power. five years on since the last israel living on wall and israelis are convinced his below is re arming of soft that by syria and iran. unfortunately. in the situation where much. the goal of which to wipe out hezbollah to disarm and one last. enemy of the border but say the critics thinking a war is inevitable

he called ski moscow region i'll do stay with r.t. throughout the weekend for the best of this year's max airshow coverage. plans for. closer. shape the future flight. our team takes to the max air show and up next is the business update with maria. hello and welcome to business here all right see you now we start this hour with the global markets which plunged into another round of volatility with fears of an online double dip recession now the sentiment was spurred by a bouquet of negative data from europe and the u.s. the dow jones lost three point seven percent well they're not that close of a five percent and the ride on thursday meanwhile i usually is taken that that's enough concern let's take a look at the markets in detail right now asian forces move heavy losses following a sharp sell off in the u.s. exporters are among the worst performers on the lake there with ten balancing point six percent and citizen over four percent in the reg carmakers are no exception hong kong all around three percent this hour we will energy stoc

international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day to pose president hosni mubarak and his former interior minister will face the judgment of an egyptian court side by side the judges ordered their trials to be merged into one monday's hearing was short as the lawyer for america and his sons asked for time to review evidence and return on september the fifth wheeled into court on his sick bed is on trial for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters in february uprising and clashes between pro and anti mubarak supporters outside the hearing those who still support the former president say the trial is a way to humiliate him some avoid has been piling up even those on top here square . as you look at the really true rulers are committing the same crimes. to bold yet old enough to die for this country this war was just seventeen when egyptian police killed him on the top three square last winter so they can see the truth adorns one of. their affairs there's even talk of naming a street in his name wh

with r.t. live from moscow now russia has struck gold well not quite yet but the un's allowed access to possibly one of the planet's biggest gold and copper reserves but it won't come easy they lie in the deep sea deposits of the mid atlantic ridge parties are ridiculous because the details of this deal. russia has fifteen years to explore the. mid atlantic ridge in order to find out whether indeed this is gold and copper or are stacks contained there and if the research proves to be successful if they do find a war in the mid atlantic ridge that that means i should get the priority in the development of that field this is never been done before no country's ever fly for the development of the office he got into in international waters until last year china has decided that they wanted to ask permission to do research for any potential. valuable materials in the in these seabed off the indian ocean so this of course brought forth many opportunities for other countries more interested in develop

the headlines on r.t. and the deposed president all of egypt goes on trial in cairo the ailing hosni mubarak is charged with corruption killing protesters as angry crowds fatally clash outside the courthouse. the u.s. has been brought back from the brink of a devastating default but it comes at a heavy price say economists who warn that america cannot remain a safe haven for the world's investor. divisions in the u.n. security council western countries press for an outright condemnation of the syrian government for violence and russia meantime says that could damage the road to peace and calls for. worldwide news live from moscow this is r.t. with me rory sushant the man who ruled egypt with an iron fist for thirty years is on trial for the february uprisings that toppled him hosni mubarak is accused of corruption and ordering the killing of some eight hundred and forty people it's a charge that carries the death penalty the bedridden former president was wheeled into the crowded courtroom and placed in a

region i'll do stay with r.t. throughout the weekend for the best of this year's max airshow coverage. for a. future. or two. to show well in a few moments you can watch our special report on the events that took place in the russian capital twenty years ago and change the country's history forever but before that all the latest business news with marina. hello and welcome to business here on c.n.n. the markets have opened a sea of red from asia to europe there is very little to be positive about negative data from europe ending the last have heightened fears of a double dip well to lighten the gloom or will say i'm now joined by saying jacob search is a columnist that sexo bank mr jacobson trying to tell us is now the time to panic perhaps. well you know it's never time to panic. obviously we are facing as a true struggle in terms of the political environment in particularly in the in europe and to some extent in the u.s. but what the investors now needs to do is to look ahead and look long term because obviously

you with r.t. now a recent match. will be remembered not only for girls but also for the brutal nazi and for the violence which flared up at the stadium this latest incident outside of the fears that racists and hooligans may spoil the european football championship that ukraine co-hosts next year. in kiev neo nazis and has deep roots in the country's football fan culture. the beautiful game turned ugly in the second half of genomics the first is quite a party with several dozen fans brutally attacked his two words he was trying to take down banners supporting world war two insurgent army leaders. and the monster sit each and day says he was simply trying to force the law. and cd burners and fans to remove them this violation of the norm that no political agitation can be used for pull games they refused and i tried to take them down myself the next thing i remember is someone hitting me on the head and dozens of feet kicking me on the ground. which is status has long been the main talking points in ukraine some here

this is r.t. for moscow with me kevin zero in this hour and coming up barking history it is twenty years of attempted mikhael gorbachev of the soviet union government was brought in we've got the second in our special series of reports for you just ahead . world stock markets of plummeted amid signs of a possible u.s. recession new worries over the health of europe's banks investor confidence has been dealt a severe blow and it sparked a massive sell off on friday and that is report now explains global economic fears continue to build. investors around the world may have very little to celebrate this weekend as u.s. stocks and major european share markets closed down on friday of course this capping the turmoil and volatility that continues to be seen in the european economy in the u.s. economy at least being seen for the past few weeks this does not help ease the lack of confidence interest and lack of trust that is taking place among analysts and investors keeping their eye on the global economy

r.t. new york while the current compromise comes just in time to have a catastrophe of spirit mind nor be enough to persuade ratings agencies to that america keep its triple a credit score when a downgrade would severely hampered recovery prospects some of this believe the us economy is headed to wall's inevitable. the army is that eighty percent of the spending the mandatory spending already now exceeds the tax revenue so even if they try to cut the budgets of expenditure they would have to default because the mandatory or the composer spending obligations which the u.s. government contract down on exceed the tax revenues or some of the other the u.s. government would have to default on its obligation the worst loser out of all of this i think is the u.s. dollar of the u.s. doesn't deserve our aaa credit rating it is a joke if you look at the finances of the u.s. the federal debt now accounts for roughly ninety six percent of g.d.p. and as far as i can see there is no way these debts goin

this is r.t. live from moscow britain's police are fierce about prime minister david cameron's plan to consult a former american police chief on how to tackle street violence there's already tension between them following the riots and looting which have led to more than two thousand a rests while the blame game circles overhead communities are reclaiming the streets for themselves so i met reports. a group called jury a warning to looters around five hundred mainly young men chased down the road after police ready to drive troublemakers out of town. despite the mob atmosphere a large crowd of young men are out for justice there's been no trouble so far most ordinary people out to protect their communities a lot of people are here to help there obviously are some people that they can to do the opposite effect but they're going to get everywhere very much side it's taking our stories of four young children out of work the children on the streets or the decide if there's no enough police move help t

r.t. moscow. time for some other stories from around the world armored vehicles and times have ended here in coastal city of latakia valsin local residents to flee that's according to activists the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton called on all countries to stop the lakes here all in advance and i asked him to government troops once again crackdown on nationwide protests on friday with sixteen people reportedly killed in the violence the united nations security council plans to meet on thursday to discuss the sanctions against the syrian government. new clashes between pro and anti gadhafi forces erupted around the key coastal town of zawiyah libya the government denied that rebels have captured the city according to his spokesman a group of fifty rebels have been repelled by government troops after they opened fire and tried to move into the town so we're is just fifty kilometers from tripoli is a key target for rebels who hope to cut all the capital from the outside world and months of de

wolf that chief economist at a green quest capital talking to r.t. from the uk. well still to come later this hour the dark side of integration. this building here in the center of moscow was formally empty we heard that now there are many immigrants living here in very poor conditions are illegally. party discovers a property scam team migrants are trying to abandon buildings across moscow the cool thirty's accused of crashing into legal brain collections. washington and germany are threatening to take decisive action against the syrian regime which reportedly killed more than one hundred people on sunday government forces raided the city of hama with tanks wreaking havoc on the opposition stronghold is the latest round of crackdowns on protesters in the present side to step down and one of the half thousand people a second been killed in clashes since march germany's calling for an emergency session of the un security council to be a serious very under a second american a new sanctions. instant of that kind of noise association thinks the west doesn't have the

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow stocks in europe have plummeted sharply after a similar falls in asia investors are growing up more anxious about the european financial situation and its leaders ability to resolve the debt crisis. sure of course this all comes amid new fears that the world economy may be on the verge of another recession. you're picking up where the us left off on thursday which is the there's a big cocktail of ingredients poisoning investors at the moment so not only is america releasing toxic figures on unemployment housing and so on yesterday was the worst day for the footsie one of the world's biggest stock markets over in london in two and a half years on fears that the world will slump into recession taught by morgan stanley has slashed its forecast for growth for the world because to me a worrying sign there and asia is not being left out of this asian markets are also now there's a saying when the u.s. . sneezes the rest of the mall catches a cold and that's particularly tru

r.t. well from stone. and now look at some more stories from across the globe for you team first time trying to govern the protest movement. across israel hundreds of educational workers rallying through the streets and through so well better working conditions for the news comes after a three week old demonstrations overwhelms nationwide with tens of thousands of protesters reportedly involved the movement initially target. overpriced housing but his ride into and compasses anger over a number of other living issues. is to get its first ever female head of government watch has a clear road ahead to become prime minister after her party secured an absolute majority in parliament she's the sister of former prime minister talks in fit a lot who was overthrown in a military coup in two thousand and six it was charged with corruption and fled the country but some speculate he might line up for a comeback with his sister in charge. next or off to one of russia's remotest corners and where integration with china

with r.t. live from moscow and later in our program we find out how to become one of the richest men in the u.k. but if we have a russian business and i'm enjoying the good life in europe despite knowing the russian government one billion dollars. unwanted side effects the indian government's attempts to support transsexuals has led to some undesirable consequences which i report has been a bit later in the. with aftershocks of the u.s. credit rating downgrade still reverberating all around the world washington has decided to go after those behind the markdown rating agency standard and poor's along with its parent company and now in the crosshairs of the u.s. securities and exchange commission being investigated for over estimating u.s. debt by some two trillion dollars and made much more serious allegations of insider trading and use of the downgrade is reported to have leaked to certain market power players i was full it became official and as financial analyst call it an injury explains it'

good morning and welcome to business r.t. well as alice told you earlier moscow's international show takes to the wing in a few hours the organizers expects more than ten billion dollars worth of contracts to be signed over the next few days the russian government will be the biggest buyer with a majority of deals in the defense sector also the country hopes to sell one hundred of its new medium range passenger planes like this in four superjet for producers boeing and airbus expect no big deals at twenty eleven however boeing has been talking up the market here saying it expects one hundred billion dollars to be spent on new aircraft in russia in the next twenty years. russia saw weekly capital fund outflows jump over ten fold at the beginning of august to four hundred fifteen million dollars many believe russia's upcoming elections are starting to influence investors' minds but. also capital believes that politically there is little to worry about. there is no much of an interview with the consumer. because well we have two

still ahead in the program you're an r.t. new political upheaval grips ukraine as police around the tent city that's been set up by supporters of the team full of problems said to me shame because the threat of security forces lurks in the background. causing all things being a hand in london hardline muslims press for the introduction of tough islamic sharia laws in the british capital we've got that story to come your way in just a few minutes time. almost sixty people have reportedly been killed across syria as the government continues its military crackdown on protesters over forty of those fatalities are said to be in the city of dia and twelve in homs province now this is just one of the latest of many violent responses to the unrest that began in march earlier this week government forces stormed the city of hama killing up to twenty four human rights activists say that overall more than one of a half thousand people have died just before the latest wave of violence the country's foreign minister promised a free and fai

r.t. paris. the future of libya now appears to hinge on the capacity of the transitional council to establish law and order and scott abates the vice president at the center for national policy believes it will be much harder to establish the ability than it was to remove gadhafi. look it underscores the real problem in libya right now which is that no one is in charge and security is tenuous make no mistake the libyan rebel movement could not be where it is today without nato's involvement the real test though is going to be what comes after because there are good feelings toward nato governments in benghazi right now but if the country falls to chaos over the next six months two years time frame it'll be very different story you can't just go in and use force of arms and destabilize an entire nation and then leave any time you go into these situations it's very easy with a modern force of arms and the disparities in the world when it comes to that to topple a regime it's incredibly difficult th

a very warm welcome to this is r.t. live from moscow europe stock markets have plummeted sharply in trading on friday following a selling binge in asia fresh recession warnings and the piling debt in the euro zone has seen red across the board or european banks and companies are rapidly losing in price e.u. cars on it across the latest. you're picking up where the us left off which is the there's a diddly cocktail of ingredients poisoning investors at the moment so not only is america releasing toxic figures on employment housing and so on yesterday was the worst day for the footsie one of the world's biggest stock markets over in london in two and a half years on fears that the world will slump into recession. has slashed its four caused for growth for the world economy a worrying sign there asia is not being left out of this asian markets are also now there's a saying when the us. does the rest of the world catches a cold and that's particularly true of asia which is export driven countries like china and india rely o

all right so you can see that interview later this hour here on r.t. i mean time the syrian opposition dismissed a decree from president assad proposing a multi-party government system saying the violence has to end before dialogue begins assad's gesture came after the u.n. security council condemned the regime's crackdowns on peaceful protesters meanwhile syria's military has reportedly been attacking of the opposition stronghold of hama activists say dozens have died there in the last twenty four hours and adding to over one hundred killed since the weekend pronto says it may seek further action from the security council if the killing continues but arab lawyer. says such threats are counterproductive. a victory really it is it is not the legislation itself it's how it's going to be implemented and the restrictions it's included in there there are quite a lot of us directions which makes it probably very difficult to implement and i think the pressure of international pressure on syria is producing some result what is the backing is the action on the

it would r.t. my recent match i do not work here will be remembered not only for the girls but also for the brutal not seen influenced violence which flared up at the stadium this latest incident has added to fears that racists and a hooligans might spoil the european football championship that ukraine hosts next year. he found out in kenya neo nazis and has a deep roots in the country's football fan culture. the beautiful game turned ugly the second half of you know what you first discovered partly with several dozen fans brutally attacked a steward he was trying to take down banners supporting world war two insurgent army leaders. and the months of age and that he says he was simply trying to force the war yes. i see the banners and the fans to remove them this violated the norm that no political agitation can be used in football games they refused and i tried to take them down myself and next thing i remember is someone hitting me on the head and dozens of feet kicking me on the ground. under wh

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also changed to r.t. as will be out there max twenty eleven asho throughout the week will have first class flight action as well as keeping you in touch with the movers and shakers in the aviation hope that. i approach. the future flights. largely. to the max. the energy giant shell says the oil spill in the north sea has been drastically reduced but ecologists when it could take twenty years to clean up its after the anglo dutch company was forced to admit that more than two hundred tonnes of crude oil leaked into the north sea it's said to be the worst spill in prettiest waters in more than a decade and began last wednesday but it was only acknowledged by shell two days in a row. adam ramsay from the u.k. based people and planet student organization think shell and the government to help yes it will industry coverups yes. i think the people who used to dealing with shell wouldn't be surprised at all about the lack of communication it's worth remembering that it was only a few days ago that they admitted

r.t. in moscow was just turned midnight mediators not borden's iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad says the u.n. should have helped libya reach a peaceful solution instead of resorting to military action he also said iran will never attain nuclear weapons as they have no place in the twenty first century he spoke exclusively to our g.'s kevin on. president who as you have thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy shed you will to be on r.t. international tonight i'll start if i may with the story that made all the news headlines for the past six months that's unfolded in north africa in the middle east it's the arab spring what are your views on the arab spring and we've spoken about it before but i just want to hear your latest thoughts do you think it's a popular uprising for the better to bring democracy or do you think it's something maybe there's been orchestrated from abroad over three years there. at the letter or is that the entire global community is dissatisfied wit

r.t. live from moscow egypt's former leader hosni mubarak will be back in court on monday as his trial resumes for those who were on a square back in february say this changes little of the current minute she would is a committing the same crimes but excusing it with revolutionary rhetoric example we can reports from cairo. to young to vote get old enough to die for his country this war was just seventeen wanted to kill him on the tucker square last winter today things were true to adorn one of. their affairs there's even talk of naming a street in his name what makes someone and more fair and in our very well in the age of right now if. those gunned down prior to mubarak's resignation celebrated its patron who lives with the brighter future of their country those killed after he's now think sometimes are pretty serious criminals who stop to undermine their country's democratic stripes and it doesn't matter that they shared the same goals and each of these days justice is about power and n

on a new story on r.t. global markets end the week walloped by a massive selloff and this is panic over forecasts of recession in the us and europe. the middle east is in flames once again as a mass pulls out of a cease fire. exchange of fire between the sides came as israel targeted those it blame for a deadly attack on its territory on thursday. russia marks the anniversary of a crucial turning point for the failed coup by commas hardliners in the bloody resistance of democratic activists twenty years ago open the era of a new post soviet russia. and you can now watch a detailed report of those pivotal dramatic events in our special report that's coming up.

and with r.t. now a u.s. court has ruled that two american contractors who work for a private security firm in iraq can sue donald rumsfeld over their alleged illegal imprisonment and torture if proven guilty the former pentagon chief would be held personally accountable while in iraq the two men that made the claims that the firm was engaged in corruption it's believed that they were detained for nine months at a military facility before being released without explanation or charge a lawsuit against rumsfeld had been rejected until now by across the cuba's antiwar activist brian becker says the case opens the floodgates to other officials being held to account for war crimes. what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide to do are not only for rumsfeld but for dick cheney for bush for all of those who advocated or put into place policies like the policy of torture which they call enhanced interrogation techniques euphemis

r.t. new york. five fifteen pm here in moscow you with r.t. there on square to bring its nuclear program to completion has been a contentious issue for years now it's caused unprecedented divisions between iran and the west thick with mistrust and mutual suspicion well tonight on r.t. we have an exclusive opportunity to discuss the issue with president we're going to try to himself but i assure you that most of the iranian president joining us live at about five o'clock g.m.t. . here controversy. is on the rest of. the veil on. the streets. two american private security contractors have been given the go ahead by a u.s. court to press charges against former defense secretary donald rumsfeld for his role in their alleged illegal imprisonment and torture while working in iraq the two men are publicly claim that was involved in a massive corruption soon after they were arrested by the army and detained at a military complex spent nine months allegedly enduring beatings and torture with no reasons given and only efforts to bring rumsfeld to court

riffing off r.t. costs over. more news updates in videos and weight you on our website our team dot com here's what's lined up for you today on this day more than twenty five years ago the american president ronald reagan almost sparked world war three when a joke he was about to start bombing the soviet union was accidentally broadcasted nationwide sparking mass panic. russia is testing its new state of the art ballistic missile down the line or which will be the world's most advanced submarine base strategic weapon. and lead singer of course it has dived into history by visiting russians that lantus sunken land in the south of the country where he recovered ancient vases problem a bottom of the sea for more log onto r.t. dot com you can watch the full video. north korea claims the south korean military made a mistake thinking construction noise was in fact artillery fire however defense officials in seoul say marines returned fire after the north launched shells into waters near their maritime border it was the