for moscow this is r.t. and a report suggests that china is planning to send a top foreign affairs diplomat to north korea as part of attempts to ease tensions on the peninsula beijing wants an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in north korea disarmament talks south korea says it's just not interested in formally resuming talks on the subject at this time tensions have been stoked by the u.s. sound south korea holding four day joint military exercises in the yellow sea near the disputed maritime border john garang has reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on alert it comes just days after the north claiming it was provoked fired artillery on an island belonging to the south killing four people leonid petroff korean studies lecturer rose says u.s. efforts to keep north korea on edge coming dangerously close to deliberately sparking a conflict. there are many questions about the reasons behind the u.s. and involvement in the military exercises that has been already the fourth military exercise

stay with us here on r.t. and you can see the full documentary in about ten minutes from now well from natural beauty to a crime against nature the gulf of mexico oil spill was one of the worst environmental disasters the world has seen hundreds of millions of gallons of oil spewed into the water following an all of rig explosion when our coverage of the disaster is virtually disappeared from america's press however bob who wrote a book on the catastrophe told r.t. nothing has changed with industry regulation and the problems are still lurking that's all special interview coming up next. six months ago the worst environmental disaster took place in the us a b.p. oil spill unleashing more than two hundred million gallons of oil into the gulf coast how could this disaster have been prevented and why has this story fallen from the front pages joining me now to talk more about this topic is bob cavanaugh our author of disaster on the horizon and c o of a look at technologies thank you very much for sitting down to spe

is not just rewriting history but on wiping it out all together into this is georgia it even goes r.t. and all the way in just a few minutes here in our criminal cosmetics find out why the fake market is making people suffer from beauty. and now let's take a look at some of the stories coming from around the world in the u.s. is proposing to drop sudan from its list of states which supports terrorism as an incentive for the country to move towards pleas american officials say the pay for performance reward that includes the lifting crippling economic sanctions could be in force as early as july next year comes on the condition that two upcoming referendums to stabilize the south are conducted fairly and the results respective votes or heart of the p.c. remain that and the country's devastating civil war in which two million people die . these have arrested a man suspected of shooting randomly at immigrants in a year long rampage in sweden the suspect is a swedish national with a gun license and no criminal record he has denied the allegations the thirty eight year old was arrested on suspi

british campaign in iraq and watch the full interview with phil shiner later this hour here in r.t. . and investigators believe the brutal beating of a renowned russian journalist is most likely to build links to his work and inquiry has been opened into the attempted murder of only a caution who worked for the newspaper commerce and daily and caution underwent surgery twice after the sold which took place early on saturday doctors say his condition is serious but stable the attack near cautions home was captured by c.c.t.v. cameras but the culprits remain unidentified and the case has caused a public outcry journalists have been rallying moscow's police headquarters for three days demanding authorities find those responsible especially unit that includes moscow's top investigators has been created for the case. georgia may soon introduce a ban on old soviet symbols the new law has already passed its first hearing in parliament but the opposition fears this could be used by the authorities for another crackdown on human rights reports. out with the old in with nothing new the georgian par

reporting there well this is r.t. and there are many more stories on your way this hour including soon we take you to . phone numbers in my fastest on the course like a brazilian supermodel fifteen seconds it's a place for love torn a war torn guide where they learn to pick up one o one and they're prepared to pay handsomely for the perfect floating facts. while winter's on the way in russia but you would never know it after suffering a sweltering summer novembers heating up as well temperatures should be dipping below freezing but right now they're hitting fourteen celsius. why it's still hats off. usually with pulling out our winter coats right now but something is definitely our ra in the weather department in fact it's not just most poor muscovites have been enjoying several very very warm days no need for for coat sore heads but if we were to go down to the south of russia in fact we could enjoy swimming and sunbathing to the fullest degree it's that hot out there and of course this is not something that russians are

not just rewriting history but on wiping it out altogether and if this is georgia it even goes r.t. . and on the way in just a few minutes here in our criminal case maddux find out why make up russia is making people suffer for beauty. and also take a look at some other stories from around the world and at least ten people have been killed in a car bomb explosion and the iraqi city of karbala locals say shia muslims were targeted as the city. is a pilgrimage side and dozens were injured in the blast the attack follows a series of bombs which killed over sixty people in mainly shia neighborhoods across baghdad last week. and when you ask is proposing to drop sudan from its list of states which support terrorism as an incentive for the country to move towards peace american officials say the pay for performance reward that includes lifting crippling economic sanctions could be enforced as early as july next year and it comes on the condition that two upcoming referendums to stabilize the south are conducted fairly and the results respect that the votes are part of the peace agreement that a

live from moscow with the top stories of the weekend the latest developments this is r.t. and r.t. crews spent thirty two hours and u.s. jail after filming a peaceful protest near the so-called school of assassins in the state of georgia reported killing ford says she and her cameraman were handcuffed and put in the same cell with criminals and despite condemnation from human rights watchdog the o.s.c. the case was ignored by the us media. it started off as a peaceful rally outside a us training council latin american military and police officers what followed this nonviolent protest caught everyone by surprise dozens were arrested police targeted journalists along with the activists i'm a member of that right. now i'm a member of the present sorry ok i'm sorry among those arrested were r t correspondent kayleen forte and r.t. cameramen john conway both there on assignment covering the protests that brought together thousands of people like you may think i asked the officer to please remove the handcuffs these plastic handcuffs and at least put one on that was a little bit looser he

and its global impact. hello again or welcome to spotlight the unfinished show on r.t. algernon and today my guests in the studio is part of crazy about quote. the currency wars which were sending shivers across the financial markets are here to have been defused for now developed nations are trying to secure a more even balance between economies. is russia going to profit from it here is the aid to the russian president sarkozy. russia is promoting its currency the ruble as the new global reserve currency to use the ruble in trade routes neighbors including china but it wants to see to use more a working group has been created in an attempt to improve the reputation of the russian currency the plan is to turn moscow into world trade center. the ruble as a reserve currency would strengthen the russian economy and give it competitive advantages when it eventually joins the world trade organization arkady dvorkovich says the exception into the organization will happen next year but that we've heard many times before. the show thank you very much for coming well first of al

greatest riders for ordered us to live for many years in st petersburg i was actually born and moscow and go to r.t. dot com and explore this first home. and right now it's time for a business update with karina malakand. hello and welcome to the program and here are the main stories this hour the weakness of the dollar has raised concern with some of the us his biggest trade as trade partners washington has been accused of trying to steal a competitive edge by intentionally devaluating its currency but presidential aide a kind of a college believes russia has little to fear. what is important is a three to four appreciation of national currency is not. to increase in efficiency labor productivity energy efficiency and other efficiency indicators. we believe that at least at this point in time the medium term perspective. would potential to increase efficiency will foster the rate of increase and you will you or will. keep. it real not to experience a new negative consequence so for read. you can see the full version of that interview with presidential aide of our coverage on spotlight hosted by al

just turning twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow you are with r.t. and time now to check out some other headlines from all around the world this hour and a swiss voters have merrily passed a controversial new law that will see foreigners deported if they're convicted of serious crimes the vote has caused outrage among human rights movements while the country's justice minister called it an expression of insecurity far right and the immigration sentiment has been growing rapidly in switzerland a year ago swiss voters passed another controversial law banning the construction of minarets mosques. the brazilian government is claiming victory in a yearlong fight against a group of drug traffickers that's after security forces swooped in on the gang stronghold in one of rio de janeiro's most dangerous slums the fighting left forty five dead and caused hundreds to flee barricade themselves indoors the country is trying to bring rampant crime under control before it hosts the two thousand and fourteen football world cup and the two thousand and sixteen olympics.

r.t. israel. now you can check out that story online and i have your comments as well r.t. dot com and here's what else is lined up for you right now you can look out for it on the web site from a couple arguments like that smuggler read how a russian prisoner trained his feline friend to sneak in his fix of heroin. and three d. thrill for fans of the nutcracker which is now cracking hollywood details of the small town heavyweights bringing the cherished fairy tale to life art r.t. dot com right now. men who kidnapped girls off the street and forced them into marriage now face jail in russia's republic of chechnya it's been seen as a tradition among some muslim community communities of the north caucuses but religious leaders and officials say it's deeply wrong and must be stopped r.t. so excited to watch over reports on the practice with choose tearing families apart . it is the moment of families torn apart the church and bride to be happening here remains a ritual rather than an outrage the man simply chooses the woman he wants and forcibly takes her but the kidnapping of

and we are across the story ally right now at r.t. dot com so let's also look at some of the stories we're updating for you on our website and apparently a missile launch off the coast of california leaves the u.s. government bullets and. the five minutes were two minutes finding new generations of families for russian animators a few versions of these gentle reality tales in a bleak picture saying finings the findings rather running dry more details at our team dot com. checking around the world now is what else is making news today and at least five people have been killed and dozens injured after a series of bombings in baghdad all attacks were targeting christian areas and about fourteen roadside bombs were detonated it comes after more than forty christians were killed when al qaida militants took over a good seed rolled ten days ago in the capital. tugboat has begun telling to shore packed cruise ship which was stranded off the pacific coast of mexico the vessel was on a seven day trip to the mexican riviera one a fire began in t

and there's lots more to discover online just head over to r.t. dot com any time in service to your own leisure was explosive coverage videos and opinions there's plenty to keep you busy there here's a quick taste of what's available on our web site. the russian military faces its largest reform years but some of the top brass are in marching to the tune of change. and on this day nine hundred seventy five a russian naval officer a fat out of the stagnating saudi beauty and tried to stage a marxist revolution. all the details of many more stories on our. georgia my son ban all soviet symbols with a new law already passed the first hearing in parliament but the opposition says the new legislation is likely to become yet another attack on human rights in the country artist arena has more. out with the old in with nothing new the georgian parliament has approved a first hearing of what it calls a freedom charter it's controversial and seeks among other things to wipe out all soviet symbols the author of blood's a believes it's a necessary step to help

and. there's no other way to do that than to stage a protest. this is r.t. live from moscow let's get to some other international news embry for you now and at least twenty one people have died in a wave of violence between police and gang members in brazil the rio de janeiro thousands of officers have been dispatched to deal with the gunman who have been blocking a main road robbing motorists on burning cars since sunday officials say drug traffickers are fighting back against police operations aimed at tackling violence in the city slums brazil's a pacification program plans to improve security in the run up to the two thousand and fourteen world cup. mexican police say they have caught the alleged successor to the jailed drug lord known as la barbie. carboy mayor is suspected to have taken over the organization in august he reported. the gang was responsible for the death of twenty one mexican tourists kidnapped in september we were the victims of mistaken identity the bodies of the men were found in a mass grave earlier this month. south korea says it wil

hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. i'm probably not then today we're talking about the nato russia summit in lisbon the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen says this summit should be a breakthrough and the alliance to stocks with moscow on on time with sound effect their direction of the much discussed agreement can now be a matter of hours but have all the disagreement be settled on me we're asking one of the most influential men in russian parliament be chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the federation council mikhail margelov. the nato secretary general says the lisbon summit will bring a new reform. he wants to reduce staff and change to teach you concept of the alliance to turn it into a more effective body the reformed alliance will have to deal with challenges to global security like the threat of missile attack it's very likely the summit will approve the new and to missile defense shield a long time point of discord between nato and russia. welcomes the show thank you very much for that our p

r.t. india. and in the us a failure to tackle growing poverty and unemployment has strengthened because nations favoring the rich one taking anti-crisis measures later today in cross peter lavelle and his desk discuss what steps should be taken so that the us system doesn't turn into socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor here's a taster. and a commie remains terrible because because most of it most of the capital flowing towards the public sector i mean if they have the government will allow first of all our real economic contraction to take place that we can get down and we can wring out some of this bad debt and only then will i have bought a house or apartment you want twenty percent unemployment is what we need twenty percent unemployment this austerity scheme does not work for you you're going to create want to hear it on you are going to be followed by mr hinde words go in the right jam go ahead go ahead and singapore and i mean we're in the midst and we're in the in the united sta

and whether you. are a beast. there's a lot more to discover online just head over to r.t. dot com any time and your own leisure with exclusive coverage of videos and opinions there's plenty that. is a quick taste of what's available right now on our website the. russian military faces its largest performing but some of the top brass are not marching but you know. on this day a nine hundred seventy five by russian naval officer fed up with stagnating soviet union tried to stage a marxist revolution obvious on all the details and many more stories at r.t. dot com. stephanie is here now with the latest business news. hello and welcome to the business bulletin cash may no longer be king payments five mobile phones are paying an increasingly important role in the russian market in fact operate to see it as a major share their revenues united midfielder reports russians still have face in cash many people don't trust banks you just set history of default greeting cards are rare debit cards are used mainly to was drawn from cash machines that leaves the field wide open to move whi

and even a possibility the scientists here at the annual thore and conference say give it a go it might even change the world you are abbots r.t. london and later talks to talk russian see how about the importance of developing an innovation economy he. says it could be just a matter of years before all materials run out and that new forms of energy will be needed. in the next ten fifteen or twenty years the world economic architecture will change so much that the raw material sector will simply lose the significance it has today a considerable part of the ultimo bill fleet will operate totally differently or it will be electrical environmentally clean etc who will then need us and our oil if the world stops consuming oil as an energy resource in such huge amounts and if we fail to diversify reorganize our economy and reduce innovative development then russia will turn out to be uncompetitive in the world market. atika watch our interview in full here in r.t. and just over time. now china's emergence as a major economic superpower has raised concern among policymakers in washington they fear beijing's rise could result in the

hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. algernon of and today my guest in the studio is john kerry. heads of state and the biggest names of the political and financial world have gathered in seoul this week for another g. twenty summit they're discussing the possible ways of overcoming the global economic imbalance which actually is blamed for the recent financial crisis the g twenty probably has the weightiest opinion on this matter which is confirmed by john keratin the founder and director of the g. twenty and the g eight research groups. the g twenty was born just two years ago was an attempt to bring together the financial elite of the leading economics a was to brainstorm ideas on how to overcome the financial crisis the poor has quickly gave good value today the participants will try to come up with a decision on global balance the budget economies are blaming the developed countries for this saying exorbitant appetites for cash make the balance even bigger now the g twenty has to go forward and make some difficult de

that was artie's marina portnoy reporting from new york and in a few moments r.t. brings you a report from the scene of the world's worst nuclear accident investigation rapture noble in this for the environment and whether it has the potential to unleash another catastrophe. or russia's petty criminals and first time offenders may get an early release from prison but this comes after government calls to reform its criminal code to stop unfair sentences and avoid prison overcrowding. explores the alternatives in store for some of these animates the fourteen hundred women serving time here have one thing in common at some point in their life they all made a bad choice well you know i went over to my friend's house to get some minor back that he owed me but he refused to pay out so he didn't have any so so he's canary bird seed in there and i took it as collateral leader the police came and said i stole it and after breaking and entering the price for a stolen canary bird bus instead of that i was sentenced to three years in prison and i'm currently serving out my firs

dr lith there palestinian economics minister there talking to r.t. and lebanon's prime minister has praised russia's important role in mediating peace talks in the middle east and promoting stability so i reraise on a two day official visit to moscow and artie's caught up with him ahead of his trip and we're bringing an interview with him in just over twenty minutes from now but the meantime here's a brief preview. i think russia could play a very important role it has many friends in the arab world we need to use our relations with russia in order to communicate the arab stance on things to the international community because it's very unnerving to see the injustice done by israel to palestinians as well as to lebanon and syria we can no longer ignore this political relations with russia very important to us we would like these relations to be economically beneficial as well and we would also like to find out how russia could assist lebanon and equipping our army and security forces in this respect we're going to propose some ideas brush and friends. at

and i think ations of corruption. they can always check our interactive website at r.t. dot com for more analysis and features i'll be back with more news in around thirty minutes time out there a special report. with the banks and supplies all looted the year's main event is.

we're coming to you live from moscow this is r.t. and coming up in just the next few minutes here find out of alberta new security measures that are giving americans our thankless holiday. well there are fears that belgium could be next on the growing list of eurozone countries teetering on the edge of economic collapse international bond investors are sounding the alarm after the country's debt level reached one hundred percent of its annual national income and it comes hot on the heels of violins monumental bailout mass protests in portugal where the country is on its knees i president bush and also saw huge demos on wednesday thousands of students flooded the streets angered at plans to increase tuition fees and cut university budgets windows were smashed and fire started and several people were injured in some parts of the country and school pupils also have marshals they will be affected by the rising fees set to take effect in two thousand and twelve all of out of from the e.u. referendum campaign says people are fed up with the u.

well you can find more coverage and analysis of that story at r.t. dot com right now and some of the other features were lining up for you this weekend. beauty for sale as it's revealing that almost a third of russian cosmetics are dangerous fakes shoppers enticed by cheap prices are being warned they're risking their health poisonous chemicals. plus why this soap opera nurse is raising the heartbeat of so many russians even more than the headline grabbing spy anna chapman tells her. the euro has again come perilously close to sinking as audience economy teeters on the brink of collapse leaders are now looking at ways of saving the irish banking system just seen investors flee doubling it repeatedly denied it was in serious trouble insisting it had enough cash to last until at least next year portugal and spain want on him to accept the multi-billion euro bailout and restore calm to the markets critics say aren't is being forced into a corner trend or costa del sol on tape predicts that small countries will eventually leave the euro. this is the begin

and succeeds his name will shine in moscow's history for making scenes like this one history. r.t. moscow. what you're going to if you've got an opinion on any of our stories head over to r.t. dot com and have your say with explosive coverage videos and features there's plenty to keep you busy here's a taste of what you like right now. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad doesn't even acknowledge israel's right to exist but find out how some jews have made themselves and loophole and they salami state. plus the story behind why russian naval bases could soon start appearing around the world in foreign citizens could begin serving in the russian armed forces all the details are available at r.t. . iran is switched on its first nuclear power plant the country's atomic chief says electricity produced by the russian built bush era reactor will be connected to the national grid within a month or two ali akbar salehi was quoted saying that iran is the cover of the plant and fuel rods are in the core now russia finished building the power plant last summer and is responsible for making s

finance student to the kaiser report that's coming awareness in twenty minutes from now here in r.t. and by the way you can follow up our stories and leave your comments and watch us online on our web site is r t dot com a couple of stories of the moment indulging in a bit in the eye why some of these is a bulls floating in space on a craft traveling at always three thousand kilometers per hour. you can sniff out of trunk at twenty paces read how the russian cops have a new tool to help tackle those who drink and drive the details along with other features are available of all t.v. dot com. britain's top commander says al qaeda and the taliban can not be defeated using military force but general david richards argued militants could be contained he also suggests nato should be planning to be in afghanistan for the next forty years to help local forces british labor m.p. an antiwar activist jeremy called and told me earlier that support forces are often dragged into combat situations. history shows us that where forces go into any situation in a supportive role they are often well equippe

also your feedback it's always good to hear what you have to say about the programs you see here on r.t. and also of course the program do log on and he told me like it dot com the business news is coming up next that's with sharon to stay with us. hello welcome to our business program. president dmitri medvedev has suggested more tax cuts for those who back innovative start ups he was speaking at a gathering on modernization and technology the president said investor should be exempt from taxes when they sell their shares in a startup projects such angela's invest their own money different from venture capitalists who manage third party funds the president suggestion is the latest proposal to inspire a russian version of silicon valley but business leaders doubt the economy can be modernised by decree. one thing it does it is a book best practice and. i will use the actions how to how to implement a sort of new initiatives it's also important to develop infrastructure also the last thing businesses and well should promote development of joint ventures for so long before the us has little bi

the headlines here on r.t. and leaders of the world's twenty richest nations off heads together in seoul as they brainstorm a financial revival but the threat of currency wars is casting a shadow over the summit with some countries being seen to use exchange rates to keep themselves afloat at a cost to weapons. a new twist in the transatlantic spy saga as a newspaper reveals who it claims betrayed eleven russian agents in the u.s. this summer a russian daily names former foreign intelligence service employee code old sort of michael. griffin is joining other europeans outcry over deep cuts to jobs and benefits with the biggest display yet of public anger tens of thousands of students descended on london against a massive hike in university fees all of this while more money is being poured into e.u. bureaucracy. and those were the top stories this hour but now it's time for union and the latest from the world of sports. great to have you with us this hour this is sports today i'm you know these are headlines all to

and stay with r.t. for more thoughts on why the u.s. government is keeping the story out of the public eye that's right after our recap of the top stories on the half hour. and russian police have arrested a man they believe responsible for the brutal slaying of two thousand leads in the country south the twelve killings which included four children shocked the nation five other suspects or all members of a criminal gang are currently being held artie's down as velocity reports. grieving relatives detective still working on the scene and candles in the wind this quiet room neighborhood was the scene of a gruesome murder of two families just days ago the number of victims children among them as well as the way they were killed with knives and razors terrified many individuals in southern russia four out of twelve victims of buried here at the small cemetery everyone who knew these people is in deep shock. victor used to work for their metal family they were farmers his says real hard workers this is the head of the family surrogate his wi

r.t. . and you can check out more stories and analysis on our website. and here's a taste of what's waiting for you online right now britons take to the streets to demand justice for victims of police brutality the survey says one person a week dies in custody in the u.k. . from around russia unite to prove the. fairest of them all over one hundred struck at the start but only one with the g.'s. dot com. let's check out some other stories making headlines around the world this hour and a car bomb in iraq has left at least ten people dead and dozens injured locals say shia muslims were targeted as the city is a pilgrimage site the attack follows a series of bombs which killed more than sixty people in mainly shia neighborhoods across baghdad last week. around ten thousand people have fled me in mile after the country's first a general election in twenty years officials say they've escaped to neighboring thailand several people have been killed in clashes between rebels and government troops near the border allies of the ruling military are expected to win

be back with more first time comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take a listen. in india. the move to join. the gateway who took the brunt imperial. the torch was to. tell it to. brothers and the colonel was toto treat. multi kosovo's all good traders exposed at least seven of the suspected of having a kidney. it comes after years of ignored claims that. harvested in the ninety's. the business of tackling trade troubles moves to the asia pacific summit in japan of world leaders failed to agree on concrete measures of the g twenty. and. sifting also currents temperatures going up and down what's happening to the planets and to what is this world coming to you with rising answered question later in the program. this is r.t. world if you just joined us it's midnight now you're moscow i'm kevin zero in with our top story and after years of ignored claims organ trafficking in kosovo is finally reached prosecutors at least seven people have been charged suspected of luring poor people to sell their kidneys with false promises of cash one of the suspects

the cars iranian government blames israel in the united states for the incident journalist and broadcaster told r.t. from tehran that it was an attempt to hamper iran's nuclear program from abroad. if you live in iran it's a very peaceful place and nothing much of a happens when these kind of actions are carried out it is generally from abroad and it's carried out with coordination with. their agents who might have been able to get in the country which in this case they have and countries that are interested and i using iran's nuclear program to broadcast. to the world and they're also known for their terrorist activities and the proxy terrorist organizations in the middle east so i contact anymore on that they're all interested parties i think the world already knows who they are iran's nuclear program is very extensive but it is entirely peaceful now why would they want to. country's efforts to get on i have no idea they're reactors they used to make medicine they used to generate electricity they light water reactors they can't be any deviations keeping iran under their thumb is one of the main

and you've got an opinion on any of our stories head over to r.t. dot com and have your say with exclusive coverage videos and features there's plenty to keep you busy here's a quick taste of what's it like right now. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad doesn't even acknowledge israel's right to exist but find out how some jews have made themselves and their home and these lawmakers state. plus the story behind why russian naval bases could soon start appearing around the world in foreign citizens could begin serving in the russian armed forces all the details at r.t. dot com. now more international stories for you this hour here in r.t.e. in seoul so south korean foreign military personnel have clashed with police as they rallied to show their anger at the country's response to artillery shelling by the north ex soldiers want to be punished for the attack which killed four people including two marines tensions between the koreas remain high as the us and the south are planning large scale military drills said to begin on sunday has issued new warn

in outside russia and so then stay on r.t. and take care. the official. pulled talk from the. video on demand. old girls and streets now in the palm of your. wealthy british soil it's time to go to the front. of the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. cars a report on our. washing aussie's grace hiking with the headlines shifting focus nice hotels rashid's no threats. go to join a new missile defense shield while the alliance appraising new post cold war saturday nights are leaders have also discussed the boy got to start with twenty fourteen as a pullout date and also a deadly legacy as the concrete curb covering knoebels nuclear corneas the end of its life scientists worried that hidden dangers and today's new protections showed is being built to provide protection for at least one hundred gays against another radiation catastrophe. underbrush you can see it is changing the law to give fines all communities said this instead of prison some minor crimes it's part of the country's ongoing

devastating earthquake and now a cholera epidemic sweeping the land that's next stay with us on r.t. . and you can. follow me in welcoming rostock on peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera daily violence and voter apathy. came. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassador to haiti also in washington we have it bullet pierre he is the executive director and founder of the institute for research in socio economic and public policy and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger gentlemen this program is cross talk out means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what the another member on the panel has to say if i go to you mr ambassador first i start out by saying the search for stability and

by headlines on r.t. and russia says thirteen people arrested in georgia and never spied for moscow to police these allegations of political fox russia's foreign ministry also said the provocation was the quickly staged by the georgian authorities head of a series of crucial international events. bleak living conditions in northern iraq force locals to risk their freedom in lives and living by smuggling alcohol to neighboring iran where booze is officially back. in the us is under scrutiny by the un human rights council for the first time ever comes just two weeks after the online whistleblower wiki leaks published documents exposing incidents of torture carried out by the u.s. in iraq and afghanistan. and more news in fifteen minutes time but next it's the sporting news with the time. hello welcome to the sport here in r.c. and here is what's coming up in the next ten minutes. stay perfect in the europa league seeing all for telling them all for the second time in a fortnight. big battering that's the masses

from moscow if you just joined us it's one am here now i'm kevin zero in with the top stories from r.t. and first russia and the us have reaffirmed their commitment to slashing their country's new nuclear arsenals president obama says ratifying the start treaty will be a top senate priority came up at the apec summit in japan for where ati's tests are a silly row.

you are with r.t. and we are coming to live in our just turning twenty two minutes past the hour and shortly we're discussing if there's hope for haiti with the upcoming presidential elections following a year the nation would rather forget that's coming up in cross talk but first after a short break corrina say with the business. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in some petersburg she's available in hotels a story and. ambassador renascence politico tell the truth palace hotel the true sports hotel to go. and see if. you visit. welcome to business. have you with us the switching on a brand new power station has given russia's electricity network a much needed shot in the arm. for part of a two point four billion euro investment program the project has not without problems. german energy is just one of the world's biggest and most efficient power stations on the outskirts of the capital but it's come with some global difficulty it's a nat

and what is this world coming to we try to answer the question later in the program. tips for successful flushing out our special american food pick up. the. live from moscow this is r.t. welcome to the program after failing to find a remedy for currency maneuvering and trade troubles at the g. twenty some of the world leaders have headed for japan and while economic strife tops the list of the summit of pacific rim nations as well the leaders also have some territorial disputes which need their attention. the apec meeting well they're here in the yokohama japan where the asia pacific economic cooperation forum is currently going on it's going to be a two day summit today has.

more coverage and analysis of that story at r.t. dot com right now here are some of the other features were lining up for you this weekend lord meeting for sale as it's revealed almost a third of russian cosmetics and dangerous flakes are warning for shoppers in mice by cheap price tags risking their health with poisonous chemicals. plus why this soap opera in the sea is raising the heartbeat of so many russians more than the headline grabbing spy and chapman details that are tied up. the euro has again come perilously close to sinking as arlen's economy teeters on the brink of collapse even leaders are now looking at ways of saving the irish banking system which is seen best as fleet doubling repeatedly denied it was in serious trouble insisting it have enough cash to last until at least next year portugal and spain want to add in to accept the multi billion euro betty that i missed or come to the markets critics say are and is being forced into a corner economists agree. on and can fund itself but now. it's quite clear that britain

hello and welcome to the business program here on r.t. with michelle is folly russia plans to attract hundreds of billions of private capital to make the country more energy efficient present rid of says the modernization of industries and households or reduce the country's energy consumption by thirteen point five percent of g.d.p. in the next decade that's out of work over reports. of. insulating paint on pipes more than water meters president medvedev as exploring the basement often energy efficient house and the russian republic of qatar stand the city off not only is a leader in conserving water resources. we. were very impressed with how we meter everything such graver pipes don't wear so we came to learn from your experience. russia on average consumes three times more energy or per person than in the developed world the country wants to attract three hundred billion dollars off an investment into improving and their fish and say as part of that effort the government could provide loan guarantees for companies wishing to modernize t

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